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Organisation : State Election Commission Odisha
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Applicable State : Odisha
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FAQs :
1. Is there a separate set of Code of Conduct for elections to PRIs & ULBs ? Who has prescribed the same ? When is such code of Conduct made operational and when does it cease ?
Two separate sets of code of conducts have been prescribed by the State Election Commission for elections to Panchayati Raj Institutions (Order No.4990 dtd.15.12.2006) and Urban Local Bodies ( Order No.2045 dtd.21.05.2008 and 7625 dtd.10.12.2008).
The code of conduct is made operational from the date of notification of election programme by the Commission and ceases after completion of counting.
2. Does the State Election Commission separately register Political Parties for the purpose of contesting elections to ZP and ULBs ?
Ans. The State Election Commission does not register political parties for the purpose of contesting elections to Z.P. and U.L.Bs.
He takes cognizance of the registration of Political Parties made by the Election Commission of India and treats them as such for the purpose of election to Z.P. and U.L.Bs.
3. Can an election petition be made to the State Election Commission for removal/ disqualification of a member/Corporator /Councillor to PRIs/ULBs after completion of process of election and formal notification of the results?
No. Such election petition will lie to appropriate courts to adjudicate as prescribed under the relevant Acts and rules.
Under Article 243(O)(b) and 243ZG(b) of the Constitution, no election of a member to PRIs/ULBs shall be called in question except through an election petition presented to such authority and in such manner as is provided for by or under any law made by the Legislature of a State.
4. Are all elections to ULBs held on party lines ?
Yes. Elections to U.L.Bs are held on party lines.
5. How many N.A.Cs are there in Orissa? How many Ward Councillors are directly elected to these N.A.Cs?
There are 63 N.A.Cs in Orissa. A total of 907 Ward Councillors are directly elected to these N.A.Cs.
6. What is the Penalty if a candidate/elected Corporator/ Councillor does not file his accounts of election expenses within the prescribed time ?
Under Section 82 of Orissa Municipal Corporation Act, 2003 & Section -17A(3) of O.M. Act,1950 failure on the part of the candidate to file his account of election expenses within the Prescribed time will be treated as a contravention of the provisions of the said section and he shall be deemed to have committed corrupt practice.
A candidate /elected member committing corrupt practice can be disqualified from contesting election/ continuing in office by the competent tribunal.