(1) The election commission of second instance shall communicate the resolution adopted in the appeal procedure to

a) the appellant,

b) those on whom the resolution confers rights or imposes obligations and

c) those to whom the first-instance resolution was communicated.

(2) After the resolution becomes final and binding, the election commission of second instance shall send back to the election commission of first instance the documents received for assessing the appeal together with the resolution.

(3) The court shall communicate the decision adopted in the judicial review proceeding to

a) the applicant,

b) those on whom the resolution confers rights or imposes obligations and

c) those to whom the second-instance resolution was communicated.

(4) Except for personal data, the court shall make its decision public. In the decision, the name of the candidate and the nominating organisation may also be made public.

(5) No further legal remedy shall lie against decisions by the court.

(6) After the expiry without result of the time limit available for filing a constitutional complaint or, if a constitutional complaint was filed, after the documents are returned by the Constitutional Court, the court shall send back to the election commission that adopted the resolution subject to review the documents received for adjudicating the judicial review application, together with its decision.