Based on the provisions of the Constitution, the establishment of administrative units, their modification and abolition is the authority of the National Assembly. Therefore, any change in the composition of the election team must be in accordance with the constitution. Therefore, considering the existing anomalies, the following points are presented to the responsible authority. 1. Despite, both commissions, have promised to work together, it is required that this cooperation must be further strengthened in this sensitive phase, and to intensify this cooperation, especially at the provincial level, in order to ensure the electoral justice and the legitimacy of the process. At the same time, FEFA wants the Electoral Complaints Commission not to toughly deal with complaints, considering in the inadequate understanding of complainants. FEFA encourages the Independent Complaints Commission to act cautiously in dealing with these complaints, contact plaintiffs and make decisions requesting supplementary evidence documentation. 2. Considering the massive complaints and protests that the FEFA has received from candidates intended to this institution, they expressed concern about the lack of sharing information by election commissions to their observers during recounting, quarantine, and auditing stage. FEFA asks the Independent Election Commission to ensure that all details of these stages are coordinated with the candidates for the sake of transparency and fairness, and provide observers with the opportunity to monitor - especially for observers of the nomads (KOCHIES) candidates who are highly dissatisfied with the situation. 3. Since the Kabul votes are to be recounted, we ask the Commission to pave the way to the observers of the candidates, along with the observers of the observer bodies for monitoring. In order to avoid congestion, it's better to have a timetable arranged and share it with candidates' offices so that candidates can send their observers accordingly. 4. FEFA calls on both commissions so that their central and provincial offices to act in an open and professional way to welcome candidates and their representatives. At any rate which their legitimate worries and concerns and their legal protests are not addressed, to that extent does the level of dissatisfaction and the cost of not accepting the final outcome of the election rise. 5. Because biometrics devices are not as effective in preventing repetitive votes, so the serious attention of both commissions is helpful in handling complaints and protests. The employees who take this task out there should be strictly under surveillance and transparently accountable to the departments. Provide sufficient information for both candidates and their observers. 6. FEFA calls upon the electoral commissions to publically post the names and lists of powerbrokers and the government officials that anyhow have pressurized them, and in line with the existing laws charge them with violations and electoral fraud. 7. FEFA considers recent changes accrued in the Commission although a part of the Commission's administrative competencies. But considers it inadequate measure for ensuring the reward and punishment principle. FEFA calls on the Commission to refer all cases brought to the attention by the high ranking and low ranking staff of the Commission to the Election Complaints Commission (ECC) and deal with them on the basis of the country's prevailing laws. FEFA strictly emphasizes on the principle of punishment and reward, deems the implementation of this principle necessary not only of low ranking staff and employees, but also considers implementing it necessary on the members of the commission. 8. Regarding the claims of manipulating figures of votes in the National Tally Center (NTC), we strictly ask the commission to recount and inspect the votes of Kunduz province as well. At the same time, there should be a monitoring program on the function of the staff of the National Tally Center (NTC) by the Independent Election Commission shall be strictly done. FEFA strictly asks the IEC to pave the ground for direct observation of political parties and observer entities in all stages of vote summing process. 9. Since we are on the verge of holding the presidential election, FEFA is asking all factions and political groups to regulate their behavior, in particular, forming up electoral teams in accordance with the constitution, and to refrain from early campaigns and the abuse of government resources and authority. At the same time, we ask both electoral commissions not to remain as bystanders (audience) when faced with such conditions, and to act in accordance with the law, using their legal powers. Free and Fair Election Forum of Afghanistan (FEFA)