Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Eligible PKPI Participate Elections Commission Can not Appeal
VIVAnews - General Elections Commission (KPU) has not determined the fate of the ruling Justice and the Association of Indonesia (PKPI). Although the Election Supervisory Body (Bawaslu) has decided that PKPI entitled to political parties in 2014 elections, the Commission will first examine and review it.
According to the Chairman of the Commission, Husni Kamil Manik, Bawaslu decision clearly affects the decisions that the Commission previously has established 10 national political parties and third parties in the local Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam province as political parties participating in elections in 2014. Thus, there will be a change or a new decision on the number of participants in the election.
However, Husni not sure it changes shape. It will first examine after officially receiving the manuscript Bawaslu Decision about participation in elections PKPI.
"We will see how thorough it Bawaslu decisions impact on the process of change in the Commission's decision," said Husni, told reporters in Bawaslu Office, Jakarta, Wednesday, February 6, 2013.
KPU, said Husni, until the news was not received written script Bawaslu decision. If the Commission had received the manuscript, it immediately made sure to make changes KPU Decree on the establishment of political parties participating in elections.
"Not sure because we have not received the decision. Yeah, if it qualifies, and has been stated by the agency have the authority, as Bawaslu, PTTUN, and the Supreme Court, the Commission will run," said Husni.
Can not Appeal Commission
In the same place, Bawaslu Chairman, Mohammed, said it would send to the Commission the text Bawaslu decision this afternoon. However, he asserted that the Commission can not make an appeal against the decision, which means of election must run Bawaslu mandate.
"If according to regulation (Election Law No. 8 of 2012), the Commission can not be appealed," he said.
In Article 259 paragraph 1 (a) Election Law No. 8 of 2012, stated that the decision Bawaslu the election dispute, is final and binding decision, unless the decision of the election disputes relating to verification of political parties participating in elections and remain members of the House of Representatives candidate list , DPD, provincial and district / city.
Although the verse is confirmed that the decision was not Bawaslu be final and binding on two issues, namely related verification and the list of candidates of political parties remains a member of the board, in paragraph three parties is possible to do the next step is to submit a written claim to the High Administrative Court (PT TUN ). This step is possible if the problem can not be resolved in Bawaslu and the parties (parties who filed the suit) who felt their interests harmed by the Commission's decision.
According to the provisions of that paragraph, if Bawaslu decide which political party to be sued eligible participants in the election in 2014, did not set the next legal steps that can be taken by the Commission.
Sources: http://politik.news.viva.co.id/news/read/388185
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