Criterion
The voter list was publicly displayed, and there was adequate time for public inspection of the list, including time for objections and the adjudication of disputes
Election Parts
Summaries
- Everyone has the right to seek and receive information.
- Access to information may be restricted only in limited cases, including in the interest of protecting personal data.
- Transparency requires that electoral registers be public documents available for review.
- Both claims and objections must be allowed.
- The voter list should be publicly displayed.
- There should be sufficient time for public inspection of the voter list, for objections to be raised, and for the adjudication of appeals.
- States should proactively put in the public domain government information of public interest.