The parliamentary committee scrutinising a bill to amend the law on elections of MPs on Wednesday voted 32-14 with one abstention to have two ballot papers with different numbers - one for constituency MPs and the other for preferred political party, used to calculate party-list seats.
The amendment follows passage last year of a constitutional amendment to restore the two-ballot system for the next general election.
However, parliamentarians were divided - one said constituency candidates and their parties should have the same number on the ballots, while the other said said they should have different numbers.
