1. The Supreme Court shall refuse to hear a protest lodged by a person not entitled to do so pursuant to Article 78, paragraphs 2 - 4, or a protest that fails to comply with the requirements referred to in Article 79. The changing of the time-limit for lodging a protest is inadmissible.
2. The Supreme Court may refuse to hear the protest that concerns a case in which, according to the rules of this Act, it would have been possible to lodge, before polling day, a complaint or an appeal to the court or to the National Electoral Commission.
3. The Supreme Court shall immediately notify the Procurator General if a protest includes allegations of an offence committed against the elections.
