and Yet Again, the Current Parliament is also Willing to Change the Legislation on Election

If you look at the records that show when changes have been made to the Elections Law, it will show that these are made in the year before an election year or on the same year as an election. It has now become a 'custom' for Parliament to revise the Law on Elections at such time. The reason is obvious -- the majority party wants to make sure to increase its chances of attaining more seats in Parliament.

Except for some small changes, the last major revision was made in 2015, the year before the 2016 parliamentary election, which changed the whole election legislation. In this respect, OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (OSCE/ODIHR) and the European Parliament (EP) reported in their International Election Observation Mission, 'Following an inclusive process, a new election law was adopted on December 25, 2015, which consolidated various election laws, a positive development toward establishing a cohesive electoral framework'.

The change of...