The Supreme Board of Elections inspects the documents. It also conducts all inspections and investigations necessary. It asks the related authority to deliver all the documents and information required. These authorities have to deliver the required documents and information as soon as possible and not later than seven days.

If necessary the Chairman of the Board can commission employees of the Supreme Court or of the Supreme State Council in order to work for these issues.
A copy of objection pledge is delivered to the person whose minute is objected. This person may defend him/herself in written or upon his/her request, defend him/herself before the Board in person or by a representative on a date and time determined by the Board. The Board takes a resolution on the objections within three months from the date of the reception of the objection or information in question.

The resolution of the Board is definite. No recourse to an authority or appeal to legal action is possible against its resolutions.

For objections which are raised to the authority authorized to take definite decisions on the results of the elections, the provisions of the first and third paragraphs above are applied depending on the kind of the elections in question.

However, this board takes a definite resolution on objections in fifteen days.

No recourse to an authority or to legal action is possible against the resolutions mentioned in the paragraphs above.

In case the protocol is cancelled, the provisions of exclusive laws are applied.