CEC makes three important decisions for local elections

At this meeting, the Central Election Commission, based on recommendations from the Office for Registering Political Partys, made three decisions as follows:

The Central Election Commission made a decision to decertify five candidates from different political subjects, as these candidates have submitted to the CEC for withdrawal.

The Central Election Commission made the decision to certificate 63 candidates of various political subjects, who glorify the CEC's decertified candidates because of the act of full-fledged trials.

The Central Election Commission made a decision to discredit the First Group of Local Election Monitors. The total number of accredited observers within this group is 30.

Among them are observers of the European Union. In this case, CEC members expressed satisfaction that even these elections will be monitored by this commission.

Election monitoring, the members said, affects increasing citizens' credibility in the election process.

During this meeting, the Central Election Commission approved the spending report on organising the early elections for the Assembly of the Republic of Kosovo, which were held on 11 June 2017.

According to this report, the overall cost of organising these elections is in the sum -- 4m of 38 thousand and 768 euros.

During discussions at this point of the agenda, members of the CEC stressed that by relying on this report, the cost of elections is going down by reducing, which is a positive trend.