While ODIHR previously assessed the deadlines for the electoral complaints as in line with good electoral practice, the draft Code (Article 100) further shortens them from five tothree days to consider complaints (the deadlines for submission remain the same). Expedited deadlines are generally encouraged for electoral dispute resolution; however, it should be borne in mind that the rationale for setting short deadlines is to provide a timely and effective legal remedy given the nature of the election processes. An expedited resolution should not compromise the quality of examining complaints and appeals. The information note accompanying the draft Code mentions the uniformity of deadlines, including for the examination of complaints. In this regard, it should be noted that different kinds of disputes raised during an electoral process may require different times for resolution. While the general deadline of three days is in line with good practice, it would be advisable for legislation to allow for more time when there is a need to conduct a more thorough investigation and examination of the facts.