Political Parties

Political Parties Registration

Political party registration is a fundamental process that allows a group of individuals with shared political beliefs to legally organize and participate in the political system. It provides the necessary framework for a party to contest elections, represent citizens, and engage in political discourse. By registering, political parties gain legal recognition ensuring their eligibility to field candidates and engage in other political activities. The registration of political parties is regulated under the Political Party Registration Act and administered by the Vanuatu Electoral Commission to maintain transparency, accountability, and adherence to the law. By following the legal process for registration, political parties ensure they can legally participate in the democratic process, representing their supporters and helping shape the direction of public policy.

Find out about registered political parties

Following current legislation and common practice, political parties are currently registered as a voluntary act with the Vanuatu Financial Services Commission (VFSC). You can find out more on their website.

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The Ni-Vanuatu legislative framework sets out for an independent electoral management body, composed of two separate but inter-related institutions: the Electoral Commission (EC), a policy-making, oversight body, and the Vanuatu Electoral Office (VEO), a corresponding executive, operational arm. 

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