The resolution addresses the procedure for electing judges to the European Court of Human Rights, emphasising the importance of ensuring that all judges are highly competent, independent, and impartial. It outlines the responsibilities of High Contracting Parties, the Advisory Panel of Experts, and the Parliamentary Assembly in the nomination and election process, highlighting the need for fairness, transparency, and efficiency. The Assembly underscores the significance of democratic legitimacy and the unique role it plays in this international judicial context. The document urges national selection procedures to follow established guidelines to address identified challenges and improve inclusivity and transparency. It also stresses the importance of candidates having substantial professional experience and knowledge of their national legal system, along with the benefits of gender balance. Concerns are raised about delays in the submission of judge nominations by States Parties, proposing measures to encourage timely submissions. Modifications to current practices are recommended to enhance the election process and ensure the selection of the most suitable candidates, while cooperation among related bodies is encouraged to ensure adherence to standards and improve the election and selection process.