IHEC: there is no enough money to install cameras inside all the electoral centers

Baghdad-INA
 
The Independent High Electoral Commission set the conditions to file the complaints during the elections, while noting that the international observers are not entitled to submit complaints.
 
IHEC spokeswoman Jumana Al-Ghalay told the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that IHEC has more than 60,000 electoral stations, divided between private voting, the voting of IDPs, prisoners, and public voting, therefore the possibility of installing cameras at each station will cost a large financial expenditure, pointing out that the electoral budget cannot afford the financial costs to install cameras in every polling station.
 
She added local observers, agents of political parties and the media are all considered observers of the electoral process, noting that the agents of political parties and voters have the right to file a complaint in the event of any violations on the day of voting, provided that  there is a proven evidence of that.
 
Al-Ghalay pointed out that international observers do not have the right to file a complaint, as their work is limited to submitting reports to the side they belong to.