The news agency quoted the Middle East, the Egyptian official, Assistant Defense Secretary for Legal Affairs and a member of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces Mamdouh Shahin as saying in a press conference that parliamentary elections will be held on time, according to the Constitutional Declaration, which set the parliamentary elections within six months of the declaration, which requires the holding of parliamentary elections in no later than 30 September 2011.
The military council has submitted Thursday amendments to the law on political rights, which they understood that the elections be postponed until after the next September.
And Article III in the new law to be headed by the President of Court of Appeal of Cairo, the first of a higher committee for elections starting from the beginning of October 2011.
Shaheen did not say during the press conference the cause of confusion in the law and whether the Committee will be formed after the elections.
Prior to the junta that last month announced that the elections will be held in September next, but the secular forces of Egypt said that is not enough time to prepare and prepare for the elections, which enables the Muslim Brotherhood - the most organized - sweep the elections.
Shaheen said during a press conference that the most important statement in the law of exercise of political rights is the holding of the People's Assembly and Shura Council on two or three, as determined by the General Committee of the elections, which will be under full judicial supervision and under the insurance of the armed forces.
He added that the new amendments to the law ensured that all Egyptians at home and abroad the right to vote in the elections, which represents a response to the demands of democratic forces in Egypt.
Shaheen explained that the holding of the election system of proportional list system or individual will be determined later through a national dialogue, and will be included in the Law of the People's Assembly.
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