CAIRO - Egypt's Supreme Election Committee said on Sunday it was working on a 'new timetable' for holding a parliamentary election. Earlier the Supreme Constitutional Court had ruled that an article related to a law defining electoral districts was unconstitutional, opening the way for a delay to the March-April parliamentary poll. 'The committee is working on a defining a new timetable for the electoral measures,' the committee's spokesman, Judge Omar Marwan, told Reuters.
