According to the 2022 ODIHR Final Report, some complaints on alleged misuse of administrative resources were not reviewed during the campaign. This can be partially attributed to conflicting regulations in the LFPA and the Law on Prevention of Corruption, with both acts containing regulations on the misuse of administrative resources. Article 50 of the Law on Prevention of Corruption prescribes the APC to decide on complaints alleging misuse of office or public resources within five days upon its receipt, while the LFPA establishes unclear deadlines for the APC to decide which depends on the notification of the contestants. Furthermore, while Article 78 of the Law on Prevention of Corruption entitles the APC to initiate proceedings ex officio and upon complaints, the LFPA requires a complaint to trigger the Agency’s action on violations, including on the misuse of administrative resources in election campaigns. It is recommended to review Articles 78 and 92 of the Law on Prevention of Corruption to ensure clarity in the regulation on the APC’s mandate to prevent formalistic interpretation of the law limiting the Agency’s capacity to act ex officio.