Electoral Reforms
Have your say
Official invitations on electoral law — open calls first, with the deadline and submission address exactly where you need them.
A practical next step
What is open, when it closes, where to send your views
The three facts needed to act are kept together. Closed calls remain below as a public record.
What counts as an official participation window
Parliament's Clerk names the Bill, committee, deadline and submission address in an official notice. A commission or ministry may publish its own call on a draft before it reaches a House. This page reproduces those notices rather than inventing a second deadline or submission route.
Narrowed to invitations that are closed. The rest are filtered out, not hidden. Show every stage
Open now0
Invitations still accepting submissions. Each row names the body that issued it and the deadline that body printed — a Bill before Parliament carries its committee, a draft instrument carries the agency that wrote it.
No invitation on electoral law is open right now.
Announced0
Invitations already published but not open yet. The opening date is kept distinct from the submission deadline.
No invitation on electoral law has been announced for a later opening date. An opening date is only listed once the issuing body has published one.
Closed or cancelled0
Kept visible as the record of what the public was asked about, and when. Closed and officially cancelled invitations are not deleted.
No invitation on electoral law has closed or been cancelled since we began recording. Closed and cancelled invitations are kept here rather than deleted, so this fills in as the record grows.
How to submit
Memoranda go to the body that asked for them, not to Mzalendo.