أثر مبدأ المراجعة الدورية على تحقيق عدالة تقسيم الدوائر الانتخابية: دراسة مقارنة

Abstract EN

Any legislation requires a periodic review of its provisions to ascertain the appropriateness of the reality that has been found for its organization.

the legislator may not have a clear vision of the circumstances and details of the legislation, which makes the legislation issued at the moment of its enactment.

if the legislator does not have real data on the population and its distribution to the state's territory, it may result in a lack of proportionality between the constituencies, which undermines the fairness of the division, and sometimes the legislation becomes invalid because of the passage of time and the change of conditions issued on time, in it past decision to ensure that those conditions keep pace.