النظام الهيكلي للسلطة الوطنية المستقلة للانتخابات: دراسة مقارنة بين القانون الجزائري والقانون التونسي

Abstract EN

The Independent National Authority for Elections was established in Algeria under Article 200 of the Algerian Constitution and Organic Law No.

21-01 related to the electoral system.

It supervises the organization of the electoral process by identifying the holders of the right to propose, receive candidacy files, and announce the results with impartiality and transparency.

Its structural organization is based on a deliberative body represented in the Council of the Authority, numbering twenty members, appointed by the President of the Republic, including the President, and it has extensions at the level of states, municipalities, and diplomatic and consular lesbians abroad.

In Tunisia, the Supreme National Elections Authority supervises the electoral process, which was established under Article 126 of the Tunisian Constitution and the decision of the Independent High Authority for Elections No.

2014-12 dated July 16, 2014.

Its National Council consists of 09 independent and impartial members of competence and integrity for a term of six.

Years One-third of its members are renewed every two years.

They are appointed by Parliament and elect from among them a president.

They have regional extensions at the state level, as well as subsidiary and consular extensions abroad.