humanist wrote:VP
No they cannot becuase they reside in the TRNC and not the GC state "RoC".
thank you VP for your response.
I feel there is something ethically wrong here, as there is no such thing as "trnc" I fail to see why the lawful government of the RoC does not extend those voting rights to all its citizens.
Humanist ,
your answers are inside the Cyprus constitution.
PART IV.-THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
ARTICLE 61
The legislative power of the Republic shall be exercised by the House of Representatives in all matters except those expressly reserved to the Communal Chambers under this Constitution.
ARTICLE 62
1. The number of Representatives
shall be fifty:
Provided that such number may be altered by a resolution of the House of Representatives carried by a majority comprising
two¬thirds of the
Representatives elected by the Greek Community and
two¬thirds of the Representatives elected by the
Turkish Community.
2. Out of the number of Representatives provided in paragraph 1 of this Article
seventy per centum shall be elected by the
Greek Community and thirty per centum by the Turkish Community separately from amongst their members respectively, and in the case of a contested election, by universal suffrage and by direct and secret ballot held on the same day.
The proportion of Representatives stated in this paragraph shall be independent of any statistical data.
ARTICLE 63
1. Subject to paragraph 2 of this Article every citizen of the Republic who has attained the age of twenty¬one years and has such residential qualifications as may be prescribed by the Electoral Law shall have the right to be registered as an elector in either the Greek or the Turkish electoral list:
Provided that the
members of the Greek Community shall only be registered in the Greek electoral list and the members of the Turkish Community shall only be registered in the Turkish electoral list. 2. No person shall be qualified to be registered as an elector who is disqualified for such registration by virtue of the Electoral Law.