The countries are therefore divided with regard to the legal solutions offered to the candidates who were denied registration or deregistered. In practice, prospective candidates are too often rejected for formalistic reasons. There are also countries where the submission of candidatures is made conditional on the collection of a minimum number of signatures by voters willing to express their support for one or several candidates. This procedure is welcome but can also lead to abuses by partial bodies rejecting signatures in an arbitrary way. A deposit can also be asked and should not be excessive. Whatever the variety of situations, prospective candidates should be able to submit their candidatures through a procedure devoid of formalism. It is advisable to ensure the settlement of such complaints in first instance through election commissions or courts preferably to elected bodies, due to a risk of conflict of interest and/or the risk of a lack of neutrality in the settlement of the complaint by elected bodies.