The directorate of elections will be satisfied if 500 000 voters in total will have registered by the end of next month. During the first week of registrations 123 181 voters came to register countrywide. Briefing media on the latest results, the outgoing director of elections, Mr Joram Rukambe on Wednesday said many voters shoed up at wrong constituencies, produced the wrong identification documents and proof of their stay in their constituency for the past 12 months, which delayed registration. Another problem was the "inability of registration teams to interpret the law correctly, thereby denying voters the opportunity to register", particularly for the municipal elections. Rukambe announced a third relaxation of requirement to register. Citizens now only need one instead of two people to identify them. People born outside Namibia of Namibian parents, can now register by producing only their new, blue ID card. Rukambe further said that "some individuals or political parties" applied irregular practices by giving their documentary proof to other people to register. Additionally some people or parties were found to transport eligible voters by bus from rural areas into towns to register for local authority elections in the Kunene and Caprivi Regions, which was contradicting Section 96 of the Electoral Act.