An appeal must have been delivered to the deciding authority

1. in a matter referred to in Section 3, points 1, 3a and 3b: no later than three weeks from the date on which public notice was given of the decision appealed against or, if public notice of the decision has not been given, within three weeks from the date when the appellant received the decision;

2. in a matter referred to in Section 3, point 2: no later than on the Wednesday prior to the election day;

3. in a matter referred to in Section 3, point 3c: no later than three weeks from the date when the appellant received the decision;

4. in a matter referred to in Section 3, point 3d: no later than one week from the date on which public notice was given of the decision appealed against or, if public notice of the decision has not been given, within one week from the date when the appellant received the decision; or

5. in a matter referred to in Section 3, point 4: no earlier than on the day after the election and no later than ten days after the election was concluded or, if the appeal relates to a decision concerning the appointment of new members or substitutes under Chapter 14, Sections 18–24, within ten days after the count was concluded.

The Election Review Board determines whether appeals have been received in good time.