1. A complaint can be filed against the judge’s decisions regarding the delivery of candidature papers to the judge himself, within two days after the publication mentioned in the previous article, by the candidates, their representatives and the political parties competing in the constituency.

2. With regard to a complaint filed against the admission of any candidature, the judge will order that the representative of the respective list be immediately notified to respond, should s/he wish to do so, within twenty-four hours.

3. With regard to a complaint filed against the non-admission of any candidature, the judge will order that the representatives of the other lists, even if they have not been admitted, be immediately notified to respond, should they wish to do so, within twentyfour hours.

4. The judge must decide within twenty-four hours counting from the end of the time limit set in the previous points.

5. If no complaints are filed, or a decision has been made concerning the complaints filed, the judge will order the posting of a complete list including all the lists admitted on the door of the court building.

6. A copy of the lists outlined in the previous point will be sent to the general-director of Internal Affairs, or in the autonomous regions, to the Minister of the Republic.