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February Committee formed to draft rules for possible June elections

byCallum Paton
February 13, 2014
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By Ahmed Elumami.

Tripoli, 12 February 2014:

The General National Congress  yesterday officially formed the February Committee to draft an amendment to the . . .[restrict]2011 Constitutional Declaration to set up the procedure for parliamentary and presidential elections.

According to roadmap adopted on 3 February, Libya will elect a new congress and a president as head of state if, by early May, it is clear that the 60-member Committee to be elected next week cannot come up with an agreed draft for a new constitution by July. If that is the case, the February Committee will present its amendment to Congress to vote into law. Elections will then be held in June.

The new committee has six Congress members and nine other experts.

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Independent Benghazi Congressman, Ahmed Langhi, a member of the committee, confirmed to the Libya Herald that, if required, it would draft the amendment in time to ensure there was a new Congress.

The members of the committee are:

  1. Congressman Mohammed Tomi
  2. Congressman Saleh Werfalli
  3. Congressman Ahmed Langhi
  4. Congressman Abdulsalam Sifrani
  5. Congressman Monsif Hawail
  6. Congressman Mahmoud Gharyani
  7. Esam Mawi
  8. Mahmoud Jarboua
  9. Alkoni Abbod
  10. Abdulwahab Bisakri
  11. Mansour Younis
  12. Mohammed Alharari
  13. Younis Fanosh
  14. Ahmed Ghasair
  15. Azza Maghour

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