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Zimbabwe
Electoral Commission Act [Chapter 2:12] (Act 22/2004)
January
14, 2005
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ACT
To
establish the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission and provide for its functions;
to amend the Referendums Act [Chapter2:10] (Act No. 24 of 1999);
and to provide for matters connected with or incidental to the foregoing.
ENACTED by the President and the Parliament of Zimbabwe.
ARRANGEMENT
OF SECTIONS
PART
I
Preliminary
Section
1. Short
title and date of commencement.
2. Interpretation.
PART
II
Zimbabwe
Electoral Commission
3. Establishment,
composition and proceedings of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission.
4. Functions
of Commission.
5. Commissioners:
qualifications for and terms and conditions of office.
6. Removal
of Commissioners from office.
7. Decentralisation
of Commission.
8. Provisions
to ensure independence, impartiality and professionalism of Commissioners
and staff and agents of Commission.
PART
III
Finances,
Staff and Reports of Commission
9. Funds
and finances of Commission.
10. Estimates
of revenue and expenditure of Commission.
11. Chief
Elections Officer and other employees of Commission.
12. Reports
of Commission on elections, referendums and other matters.
PART
IV
Voter Education
13. Interpretation
in Part IV.
14. Functions
of Commission with respect to voter education.
15. Voter
education by persons other than the Commission or political parties.
16. Foreign
contributions or donations for the purposes of voter education.
PART
V
General
17. Provision
of copies of electoral legislation.
18 Legal
proceedings against Commission.
19. Regulatory
powers of Commission.
20. Amendment
of Cap. 2:10.
FIRST
SCHEDULE: Provisions Applicable to Zimbabwe Electoral Commission.
SECOND SCHEDULE: Ancillary
Powers of Commission.
THIRD SCHEDULE: Financial
Provisions Relating to Commission.
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