Indicator: Did any staff member join the polling and counting committee to help them in the sorting process? 10. The NIHR has noticed that, despite the good and prior training of the polling center organizers on the sorting and counting process, the organizers and those in charge of the sorting process were the same organizers of the polling center from 8:00 am until closing it, which took its toll on them, as they looked exhausted and stressed during the sorting of ballot papers, which lasted in some public centers in the first round of elections until late at night. 11. Therefore, the NIHR suggests that the sorting and counting process be undertaken by a team other than the organizers of the polling process, whose work begins by being present at the polling center at 6:00 pm and continues until the closing of the polls and the start of the sorting and counting process until the announcement of the results. This will positively affect the performance of the team, reduce the errors that may occur during the sorting and counting of ballots, and speed up the announcement of the results. Indicator: Are cameras and screens installed to allow everyone to see the ballot papers? 12. In a related context, the NIHR’s team noticed that the polling and counting centers did not have surveillance cameras and display screens to allow 83