467.1. Once the complaint or report has been admitted, the Technical Unit of Electoral Disputes of the Executive Secretariat will summon the respondent, without prejudice to ordering the investigative steps it considers necessary. With the first notification, the respondent it will be given a copy of the complaint as well as of the evidence that have been presented by the complainant or have been preemptively obtained by the authority that received the complaint, as applies. The respondent is given five days to answer the charges against him. The failure to reply to these charges only results in the preclusion of his right to provide evidence, without generating a presumption regarding the truthfulness of the denounced facts.

467.2. The written reply must comply with the following requirements:

a) The name of the respondent or of his representative, with signature or fingerprint;

b) It should refer to the facts that he is accused of, confirming them, denying them or declaring that they are unknown to him;

c) The address to hear and receive notifications;

d) The documents necessary to prove the legal capacity, and

e) To offer and provide the evidence that he has, connecting them to the facts or, where applicable, mentioning those that should be required given that they are in the possession of an authority and that he has not been able to obtain them. In this last case, the respondent must identify such evidence with precision.