The National Commission for the Control of the Electoral Process is an independent body responsible for overseeing and ensuring fair electoral practices in a country. Its primary role includes monitoring elections, enforcing electoral laws, and promoting transparency to maintain public trust in the electoral system. The commission works to prevent electoral fraud and misconduct, providing guidelines for political parties and candidates. It also engages with citizens to educate them about their voting rights and the electoral process, fostering a more informed electorate and encouraging participation in democracy.