27 parties and 2 coalitions submitted their agendas to the audit

According to the Parliamentary Elections Act, parties who will compete in election 2024 have to submit their agenda to National Audit Office until March 25. National Audit Office has received agendas from 27 political parties and 2 coalitions during last three days.

National Audit Office has listed the parties in order which they submitted their agendas while political parties will be listed in the order of their registration in the Supreme Court on the election ballot. In other words, the names of political parties on the ballot will be listed in the order they were registered with the Supreme Court.

The Mongolian People’s Party leads the order of registration in the Supreme Court, followed by the Democratic Party and the Mongolian Green Party. The Good Democratic Citizens Party was the last to be registered in the Supreme Court. Thus, there are 37 parties registered in the Supreme Court.

If National Audit Office draw conclusions that the agenda submitted by the political party does not meet the requirements of the law, the parties and coalitions must be notified by April 10, 2024. Then, parties and coalitions have to correct their irregularity within five days and submit their platform again to the National Audit Office on April 12-17, 2024.