Rules of Procedure of the Assembly (January 2023)
(Resolution 1202 (1999) adopted on 4 November 1999) with subsequent modifications of the Rules of Procedure*
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ii. - Individual electronic voting procedure in elections
1. When it draws up the draft
agenda for a part-session of the Assembly, the Bureau of the Assembly
shall set the date(s) and time(s) of the election.
2. The voting register shall
be established on the basis of the list of Assembly members composing
the Assembly at the relevant part-session (representatives and duly
authorised substitutes for the sitting concerned, as notified within
the prescribed deadline; they
shall provide the secretariat with their personal e-mail address
and mobile phone number.
3. A single voting register
shall be established for all the ballots held on the same day.
4. A delegation cannot have
more voting members than it holds seats in the Assembly.
5. If a second round of voting
is organised, the voting register shall be established on the same
basis as described above and shall include representatives and duly
authorised substitutes for the sitting concerned, as notified within
the prescribed deadline.
6. Members shall receive, by
e-mail to their personal mailbox, the curricula vitae of the candidates,
as well as, for the election of a judge, the recommendations of
the Committee on the Election of Judges to the European Court of
Human Rights.
7. Members shall receive detailed
instructions in advance and shall be notified by e-mail of the opening
of the vote(s); connection to the voting platform shall follow a
secure procedure (typing in a unique code received by e-mail or
by SMS on the mobile phone, as well as a personal e-mail address);
an e-mail shall inform members of the closure of the vote(s).
8. In the event of multiple
ballots, the voting operations shall take place simultaneously; members
shall have access to each ballot separately, but they are free to
decide not to vote on one or more ballots.
9. Once voting has
closed, the results shall be made available to the tellers appointed
by the political groups (one teller per group appointed among its
members in advance of the election).
10. The President of the Assembly
shall publicly announce the results of the vote(s) as soon as possible;
these shall be published on the Assembly’s website, together with
the list of members who actually took part in the vote(s).
11. Technical assistance shall
be provided by the Council of Europe Secretariat to members during
the voting process.