According Moïse Jean Charles, the establishment of the Electoral Verification Commission should be considered before the eagerness of President Privert to put in place his Prime Minister and the Provisional Electoral Council, recalling that "The enthusiasm we had found to carry the president Jocelerme Privert in power is not the same today," these are the electoral fraud that were the basis of the problems that led Mr. Privert at the National Palace, noting that the latter in his speeches do not speak of the Verification Commission.
"With a look at the course of events, there is not a clear will to establish this Commission, an Electoral Council and a government to quickly organize elections that would provide society with legal authorities," he thinks.
