{UAH} ARTICLE VIII: THE NATIONAL CANDIDATES COMMITTEE
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#TDA_PROTOCOL
ARTICLE I: ESTABLISHMENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
1. The Democratic Alliance (also referred to in this Protocol as "the Alliance" or "TDA") is hereby established in
pursuance of the goals and objectives set out in this Protocol.
ARTICLE II: MEMBERSHIP
2. The Democratic Alliance shall comprise of the following categories of members:
a) Registered political parties or organizations.
b) Recognized pressure groups and other citizens formations vetted and admitted in accordance with this Protocol;
c) Eminent Ugandan men and women vetted and admitted in accordance with this Protocol.
3. Membership of the Alliance shall be by:
d) Subscribing to this Protocol expressed by the signature of an authorized representative.
e) Signing a declaration in support of the Citizens Compact on Free and Fair Elections
ARTICLE VIII: THE NATIONAL CANDIDATES COMMITTEE
20. There shall be a National Candidates Committee comprised as follows:
a) Secretaries for Mobilization of the parties participating in the Alliance.
b) Five experts approved by the Summit.
c) Six eminent Ugandan men and women approved by the Summit.
d) Six youth representatives approved by the Summit.
21. The National Candidates Committee shall have the following functions:
a) To map the electoral constituencies and determine the strength of candidates.
b) To identify persons to be candidates of the Alliance at all levels.
c) To determine the joint candidates of the Alliance in accordance with the criteria set out in the Protocol.
d) To receive and process information and documentation for persons to be considered for the presidential candidate of the Alliance.
e) To recommend the candidates of the Alliance to the summit for approval.
f) To source for electable candidates where necessary.
g) To establish and coordinate District Candidates Committees or such other candidates committees as the Committee may deem necessary and coordinate the candidates nomination process at all levels.
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-- ARTICLE I: ESTABLISHMENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE
1. The Democratic Alliance (also referred to in this Protocol as "the Alliance" or "TDA") is hereby established in
pursuance of the goals and objectives set out in this Protocol.
ARTICLE II: MEMBERSHIP
2. The Democratic Alliance shall comprise of the following categories of members:
a) Registered political parties or organizations.
b) Recognized pressure groups and other citizens formations vetted and admitted in accordance with this Protocol;
c) Eminent Ugandan men and women vetted and admitted in accordance with this Protocol.
3. Membership of the Alliance shall be by:
d) Subscribing to this Protocol expressed by the signature of an authorized representative.
e) Signing a declaration in support of the Citizens Compact on Free and Fair Elections
ARTICLE VIII: THE NATIONAL CANDIDATES COMMITTEE
20. There shall be a National Candidates Committee comprised as follows:
a) Secretaries for Mobilization of the parties participating in the Alliance.
b) Five experts approved by the Summit.
c) Six eminent Ugandan men and women approved by the Summit.
d) Six youth representatives approved by the Summit.
21. The National Candidates Committee shall have the following functions:
a) To map the electoral constituencies and determine the strength of candidates.
b) To identify persons to be candidates of the Alliance at all levels.
c) To determine the joint candidates of the Alliance in accordance with the criteria set out in the Protocol.
d) To receive and process information and documentation for persons to be considered for the presidential candidate of the Alliance.
e) To recommend the candidates of the Alliance to the summit for approval.
f) To source for electable candidates where necessary.
g) To establish and coordinate District Candidates Committees or such other candidates committees as the Committee may deem necessary and coordinate the candidates nomination process at all levels.
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H.OGWAPITI
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"To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."
---Theodore Roosevelt
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"To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public."
---Theodore Roosevelt
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