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The ANC takes its dispute over candidate lists for the 2026 local government elections to the Constitutional Court after losing in the Electoral Court. The case concerns whether the party completed the required submission process before the deadline, its account of a technical glitch, and what relief the Court can grant. WHO REPRESENTS WHOM ⢠Advocate Berger represents the ANC, which is challenging the handling of its candidate-list submissions. ⢠Advocate Terry Motau represents the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), whose submission requirements and electronic system are under scrutiny. ⢠Advocate Bishop represents the Democratic Alliance (DA), which makes submissions on the election rules and compliance. These are different legal teams appearing for different parties: Berger speaks for the ANC, Motau for the IEC and Bishop for the DA. Their submissions are arguments before the Court, rather than the Courtās findings. IN PART II The hearing continues with arguments about the electronic system, alleged glitches, manual versus electronic submission, exclusion by operation of law and substantial compliance. Counsel and the judges also address implied powers, the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act (ECTA), constitutional rights and possible remedies. This portion includes the DAās submissions, beginning at 2:13:31, and further debate about consistency and fairness. Use the chapters below to follow the issues. This live feed originates from and has been provided by the Constitutional Court of South Africa and Office of the Chief Justice, and permission has been granted for use. Become a YouTube Member of SMWX: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk_qa4ssROH8aUDbgQXE5dA/join Visit the SMWX store for merch and books: https://smwx.store CONTACT: āļø: [email protected] Visit our website: smwx.africa _______ Credits: Director and DOP: Nomaan Haarzavi for Narr8 Studio Lead Camera Operator: Faizan Haq for Narr8 Studio 2nd Camera Operator: Yusuf Rahman for Narr8 Studio Producer: Oratile Kekana CHAPTERS 00:00 System requirements and compliance 04:26 Addressing system glitches 08:53 Manual and electronic submissions 15:24 Exclusion by operation of law 24:23 Individual exemptions and submission mechanics 37:07 Interpreting the regulations 41:51 Substantial compliance 55:42 Implied powers 1:11:56 System design and disqualification 1:38:05 ECTA and electronic submissions 2:13:31 Submissions for the DA 2:30:15 Constitutional rights and remedy 3:24:41 Consistency and fairness
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