Tuesday, Prime Minister, Enex Jean-Charles, responded to a convocation of deputies of different ideological and political sensitivities of the Lower House, who wanted clarification of gray areas, of interpretations, fears and they had doubts about the purpose of the Verification Commission, which is not included in the Agreement of 5 February.
However, after the meeting the Prime Minister has not been able to reassure the Members of Parliament nor guarantee the intent and the President Privert objective in the establishment of this Verification Commission, whose powers place it above the law, the Electoral Decree, the CEP and even the Constitution, since according to the terms of reference of the Commission it will be able "to assess and revise, as appropriate, the decisions of litigation bodies of CEP," while there according to law, no legal recourse to decisions of the National Office of Electoral Disputes (BCEN) which is defined as the last resort.
Also, the deputy Jerry Tardieu, speaking on behalf of his colleagues of 3 blocks, which see the Commission as an aggression against the Parliament, said that "Whatever good or evil based on this Commission and following the Constitution, the Chamber of Deputies can not be linked to any conclusions of the Commission," indicating 3 blocks, which see the Commission as an aggression against the Parliament, said that "Whatever good or evil based on this Commission and following the Constitution, the Chamber of Deputies can not be linked to any conclusions of the Commission
