POLITICAL PARTIES' REGISTRATION FINISHES
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia /MONTSAME/ The General Election Committee (GEC) reported on Wednesday that it finished a registration of political parties and coalitions who want to run in the 2012 parliamentary election.
According to the report, 11 political parties and two coalitions have been registered--the Development Program Party, the Party Implementing Freedom, the Conservative United Party, the Green Party, the Democratic Party, the Civil Will-Green Party, the Mongolian People's Party, the Mongolian Social Democratic Party, the United Party of Patriots, the Motherland Party and the Civil Movement Party; and the "Justice" joint coalition (Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party and National Democratic Party); and the "Third Force" joint coalition (Republican Party and the All-Mongolian Labor Party).
In accordance with the law, the GEC shall make decision within five days whether or not to register the party or coalition after having inspected the documents sent.
The same day, B.Ganbat, G.Gerelt-Od, B.Bilegt, N.Dagva and D.Erdenechuluun were appointed the members of the GEC pursuant to a parliamentary decision.
B.Khuder
According to the report, 11 political parties and two coalitions have been registered--the Development Program Party, the Party Implementing Freedom, the Conservative United Party, the Green Party, the Democratic Party, the Civil Will-Green Party, the Mongolian People's Party, the Mongolian Social Democratic Party, the United Party of Patriots, the Motherland Party and the Civil Movement Party; and the "Justice" joint coalition (Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party and National Democratic Party); and the "Third Force" joint coalition (Republican Party and the All-Mongolian Labor Party).
In accordance with the law, the GEC shall make decision within five days whether or not to register the party or coalition after having inspected the documents sent.
The same day, B.Ganbat, G.Gerelt-Od, B.Bilegt, N.Dagva and D.Erdenechuluun were appointed the members of the GEC pursuant to a parliamentary decision.
B.Khuder
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