THE 2004 General Elections are now a thing of the past. Even so, the office of the Center for Electoral Reform (Cetro), located at Jalan Sungai Gerong, Central Jakarta, remains busy. “We have all too often been in a hurry, on the pretext of pressing time,” observed Cetro Executive Director, Smita Notosusanto, 43. “In such a big issue like general elections, it is bound to become a sort of trap.” Cetro’s present activ