The party Entente nationale (ENA) is requesting the Provisional Electoral Council (CEP) to take into account the situation of certain former public officials registered for the upcoming elections, particularly regarding the requirements for asset declaration and the acquisition of a certificate of discharge. Its leader, former deputy Antoine Rodon Bien-Aimé, believes that certain provisions of the current electoral decree contain legal gaps that could penalize candidates.

During the program Panel Magik on Thursday, November 12, 2026, the former parliamentarian specifically drew attention to Article 153-17 of the electoral decree, which deals with the declaration of assets. According to him, this provision does not sufficiently specify the period to which it should apply, which could create difficulties for several former public officials who served between 2008 and 2012 and wish to participate in the upcoming elections.