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The Electoral Commission (EC) has announced that it will hold another Inter-Party Advisory Committee (IPAC) meeting on Tuesday, October 15, 2024.
This was revealed in a press release issued by the commission on Monday, October 14.
The meeting is expected to bring together key stakeholders in the electoral process to discuss important matters ahead of the 2024 general elections.
According to the EC, the main agenda for the meeting will be the re-exhibition of the Provisional Voter's Register (PVR).
This follows the ongoing efforts by the Commission to ensure that the voter register is accurate and transparent, allowing for a smooth electoral process.
The EC has been engaging political parties and other stakeholders in this regard to ensure full cooperation and participation.
In the press release, the EC urged all political parties to attend the meeting with a maximum of two representatives.
This limitation on the number of attendees is likely aimed at ensuring that the meeting remains focused and productive, allowing for more efficient discussions on the matters at hand.
The commission hopes to foster continued collaboration with the political parties through this meeting. Just like the previous meeting, the media would be allowed access to the meeting.
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