(1) An appeal regarding the electoral register shall be submitted to the head of the local election office that adopted the challenged resolution.

(2) The head of the local election office shall decide on the appeal not later than on the fifteenth day after its receipt or, for a decision adopted after the election date has been set, on the day after its receipt.

(3) If the head of the local election office grants the appeal, he shall modify the electoral register.

(4) If the head of the local election office does not grant the appeal, he shall refer the appeal to the regional court not later than on the last day of the time limit for its assessment.

(5) The court shall decide on the appeal not later than on the fifteenth day after its receipt or, for a decision adopted after the election date has been set, on the third day after its receipt, but on the day before voting day at the latest. In a court proceeding, representation by an attorney-at-law shall not be mandatory. The court shall sit as a single judge.

(6) If the court finds the appeal well-founded, it shall order the electoral register to be modified; otherwise, it shall dismiss the appeal.

(7) An appeal challenging a decision by the National Election Office regarding the central electoral register shall be submitted to the president of the National Election Office. The provisions of section 235 (1) and (2) to (6) shall apply to submitting and assessing the appeal. If the president of the National Election Office does not grant the appeal, the appeal shall be adjudicated by the Budapest-Capital Regional Court.