he procedure for nominating candidates for deputies of the House of Representatives by labor collectives Nomination of candidates for deputies of the House of Representatives from labor collectives of organizations is carried out at meetings (conferences) of voters in labor collectives. Meetings (conferences) of voters in labor collectives of organizations located in the territory of the electoral district, numbering at least 300 people working and having the rights of a legal entity, are convened by the administration of the organization both on its own initiative and on the initiative of a group of voters of at least 150 people working In the organisation. If the administration rejects a proposal to hold a meeting (conference) at the initiative of a group of voters, its initiators are given a copy of the reasoned decision. This decision can be appealed by the initiators of convening the meeting to a district or city court within three days from the date of the decision (the complaint must be signed by the majority of the initiators of convening the meeting). The court's decision is final. More than half of the workforce must be present at the meeting. Conferences in work collectives are held if convening meetings is difficult due to the large number of workers, multiple shifts or territorial disunity of structural units, and at least two thirds of the delegates elected in the manner established by the work collective are eligible to participate in their work. The decision of the meeting (conference) of the labor collective is made by a majority vote of its participants. A candidate for deputy of the House of Representatives may be nominated from several smaller groups with a total number of employees of at least 300 people at their general meeting. At the same time, more than half of its composition must be present from each labor collective of an organization that has the rights of a legal entity. The labor collective can nominate only one candidate for deputies of the House of Representatives. Article 64. The procedure for nominating candidates for deputies of local Councils of Deputies by labor collectives Nomination of candidates for deputies of local Councils of Deputies from labor collectives of organizations is carried out at meetings (conferences) of voters in labor collectives. The nomination of candidates for deputies of the regional, Minsk City Council of Deputies is carried out by labor collectives located on the territory of the corresponding electoral district, and candidates for deputies of the district, city, town, village Council of Deputies - by labor collectives located on the territory of the corresponding local Council of Deputies. Meetings (conferences) of voters in labor collectives of organizations are convened by the administration of the organization both on its own initiative and on the initiative of a group of voters of at least 10 people working in the organization. Meetings of voters in labor collectives to nominate candidates for deputies may be held: when nominating candidates for deputies of the regional, Minsk City Council of Deputies - in teams of at least 150 employees; when nominating candidates for deputies of the district, city (city of regional subordination) Council of Deputies - in teams of at least 75 employees; when nominating candidates for deputies of the city (city of regional subordination), settlement, village Council of Deputies - in teams of at least 20 employees. An appeal against the administration’s refusal to hold a meeting (conference), determination of the competence of the meeting (conference) of the labor collective and the decision made are carried out in the manner prescribed by parts three and four of Article 63 of this Code . A candidate for deputy of the local Council of Deputies may be nominated from several smaller labor collectives with the total number of employees established by part three of this article at their general meeting. The meeting is valid if more than half of its members from each such collective of the organization are present. Meetings of voters to nominate candidates for deputies of local Councils of Deputies may be held by structural divisions of organizations, provided that their numerical composition when nominating a candidate for deputies of the relevant local Council of Deputies meets the requirements of part three of this article. In the manner prescribed by part five of this article, a candidate for deputy of the local Council of Deputies may be nominated from several structural divisions or from several labor collectives and structural divisions at their general meeting. When nominating a candidate for deputy in a structural unit (structural divisions), the nomination of a candidate for deputy from the entire workforce is not carried out. The labor collective of an organization or the collectives of its structural divisions, in compliance with the requirements of part three of this article, has the right to nominate only one candidate for deputy of each territorial level of local Councils of Deputies.
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