Should the Ministry establish that the request referred to in Article 13 paragraph 4 items 1 and 2 of this Law is grounded, it shall make a relevant change to the master register by means of a decision, and automatically enter such change into the Voter  Register.

After having determined that the request referred to in Article 13 paragraph 4 item 3 is grounded, the Ministry shall by means of a decision adjust the data related to the polling station where the elector votes and make other changes to the Voter Register and relevant Master Register to which the change is related.

The Ministry shall reject the request for change in the Voter Register should it establish it as ungrounded.

The decision referred to in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of this Article shall be made by the Ministry within 48 hours from the day of receiving the request.

The decision shall be delivered to the submitter of the request without delay.

The decision referred to in paragraph 4 of this Article may be subject to filing of complaints to the Administrative Court within 48 hours after the decision is delivered.

The Administrative Court shall render a decision in respect of the appeal within 24 hours following the hour of accepting the appeal.