A letter was issued by the College Education Department Government of Sindh Regarding Strict action to be taken against officials not joining the training The College Education Department Government of Sindh followed instructions Orders given by the Election Commissioner of Pakistan.
Election training for civil servants in government service in Pakistan is necessary to ensure that those involved in the election related activities act in an informed manner and ensure that they perform their duties as required. Training is usually about the elections laws, polling station preparations, voter validation methods, and result presentation. The objective is to maintain integrity, fidelity, and validity of the voting system. Training programs may be different to suit specific needs, while most of the participants are guided on the importance of remaining neutral during national polls.
The terms and rules of election training in Pakistan will require to be observed and dependent on the training program or organization undertaking it.
1. Eligibility: The potential participants must have been involved in one way or another in the said political affairs, for instance, complete government employees taking part in the duties of related to elections.
2. Commitment: In this case, delegates may also need to put all their energy into signing up for full training duration to get enough details on the topics.
3. Confidentiality: Due to the nature of the training material, which was highly confidential, by the setting’s nature involving strict election processes, participants should be expected to observe the confidentiality of training content as well as any information related to the election.
4. Code of Conduct: Individuals performing the task can be expected to follow a code of conduct that stresses neutrality, objectivity, and the professional character in the period before the election.
5. Certification: The training is done with the possibility for the participant to receive a certification to confirm his or her preparedness for the ultimately election-related task.
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