First 2 "Series 40" Acts have been approved, establishing election security

Series 40 Acts: Election security

In a historic move towards enhancing democratic governance, the Parliament of Nenggog has officially adopted two significant pieces of legislation: the VOTE Act (#041) and the Act on the Establishment of the Nenggog Electoral Governance Agency (NEGA) (#040). The adoption of these acts marks a pivotal moment in the nation’s commitment to ensuring fair, transparent, and inclusive electoral processes.

Strengthening Voting Rights

The VOTE Act (#041) establishes comprehensive rights for Nenggogian citizens and eligible foreign residents to participate in national and municipal elections and referendums. Key provisions of the act include the right to vote for all citizens aged eighteen and older, as well as measures to promote voter accessibility and engagement among underrepresented groups.

During the parliamentary debate, lawmakers emphasized the importance of empowering citizens to exercise their democratic rights. "This act is a testament to our commitment to inclusivity and participation in governance, and we are ensuring that every voice is heard and that our electoral processes reflect the will of the people."

Establishment of NEGA

In conjunction with the voting rights act, the Parliament also passed the Act on the Establishment of the Nenggog Electoral Governance Agency (NEGA) (#041). This independent agency will oversee the electoral process, ensuring compliance with electoral laws and promoting transparency and accountability in elections.

NEGA will be tasked with a range of responsibilities, including monitoring elections, managing voter registration, and conducting public awareness campaigns about voting rights. The agency will be governed by a Board of Directors appointed by the President, with a mandate to operate free from political influence.