33. 2017年6月30日 20:20:49 : 68oB5Oo62g : mx3vQhjzOkU[1]
United Nations electoral assistance
"Requests from political parties, civil society or other entities cannot be considered.”
http://www.un.org/undpa/en/elections
Requesting Assistance
While most assistance originates with a Member State request, United Nations electoral assistance may also be provided at the request of the Security Council or the General Assembly, as is often the case when peacekeeping or peace building missions are established with electoral components. However, UN electoral assistance must also be agreed to by the relevant Member State
The preconditions and guidelines for United Nations electoral assistance are described in the Secretary-General's report A/49/675, under Annex III. The principal guidelines and procedures are described below:
Requests for electoral assistance must be made by an organ of the Member State authorized to bind the state in agreements with the UN. National electoral management bodies do not normally have this authority, but their requests may sometimes be acceptable. Requests from political parties, civil society or other entities cannot be considered.
http://www.asyura2.com/17/senkyo228/msg/222.html#c33