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HAK'S HASN'T SUBMITTED APPLICATIONS YET
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06:15 pm | June 08, 2009 | Politics
The Armenian National Congress (HAK) hasn't submitted applications
to the Central Election Commission on the refusal of its 13 mandates.
HAK's senior representative Avetis Avagyan says the Congress will
submit the required documents after the end of legal proceedings.
The Congress is going to challenge a CEC decision according to which
the CEC ignored a 370-page complaint on the vote violations submitted
by the HAK.
The Congress is going to appeal to the Administrative Court.
"We don't think the electoral process has ended," says HAK's
representative.
He also complained that the territorial election commissions don't give
them the necessary documents and say they have already archived them.
"The law says that all documents must be available at the territorial
election commission within seven days. But most territorial election
commissions archived the documents still on June 2, says Mr. Avagyan.
"If the election was found valid, the recount is needless," adds
HAK's representative.
A1+
06:15 pm | June 08, 2009 | Politics
The Armenian National Congress (HAK) hasn't submitted applications
to the Central Election Commission on the refusal of its 13 mandates.
HAK's senior representative Avetis Avagyan says the Congress will
submit the required documents after the end of legal proceedings.
The Congress is going to challenge a CEC decision according to which
the CEC ignored a 370-page complaint on the vote violations submitted
by the HAK.
The Congress is going to appeal to the Administrative Court.
"We don't think the electoral process has ended," says HAK's
representative.
He also complained that the territorial election commissions don't give
them the necessary documents and say they have already archived them.
"The law says that all documents must be available at the territorial
election commission within seven days. But most territorial election
commissions archived the documents still on June 2, says Mr. Avagyan.
"If the election was found valid, the recount is needless," adds
HAK's representative.