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Does the Electoral Reform Law replace the Constitution or the Elections Law of 1986?

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Does the Electoral Reform Law replace the Constitution or the Elections Law of 1986?

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No. The Electoral Reform Law temporarily suspends certain provisions of the Constitution and amends a number of sections of the 1986 Elections Law. Together with the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, these three documents the Constitution, the Elections Law of 1986 and the Electoral Reform Law of 2004 form the legal framework for the 2005 elections.