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Il importe notamment de rappeler ici la mise en place des principales institutions de la Transition, en particulier le Président de la Transition, le Premier Ministre de consensus, le Congrès de la Transition (CT), le Conseil supérieur de la Transition (CST), la Commission électorale nationale indépendante de la Transition (CENIT); l’adoption des principales lois relatives au cadre électoral et à l’amnistie, y compris l’établissement de la Commission spéciale sur l’amnistie ; l’élection des membres de la Cour électorale, l’organisation de la campagne de recensement électoral et la signature du Projet d’appui au Cycle électoral à Madagascar 2012-2013 (PACEM), ainsi que celle de Conventions de financement y afférentes.
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55. The period under consideration was marked by the pursuit of efforts to implementthe SADC Roadmap for a way out of the crisis in Madagascar. The PSC would recall that significant progress had been made since the signing of that Roadmap, on 17 September 2010, as illustrated by the establishment of the main transitionalinstitutions, particularly the President of the Transition, the consensusPrime Minister, the Transitional Congress, the TransitionalSupreme Council, the Transitional Independent National Electoral Commission (CENIT), the adoption of the major laws relating to the electoral framework and amnesty, including the establishment of the Special Committee on Amnesty, the election of the members of the Electoral Court, the organisation of the campaign for the electoral census, and the signing of the Project to Support the 2012-2013Electoral Cycle in Madagascar (PACEM), as well as that of related financing conventions. The only institution provided for in the Roadmap which is yet to be established is the Malagasy National Reconciliation Council (CNR),becausethe stakeholders have not yet overcome their differences with regard to the appointment of the members of this institution.
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