Every candidate and representative of the list of candidates has the right to appeal to the National Assembly against the decision of the electoral commission, which may affect the confirmation of parliamentary mandates, and against the decision of the national electoral commission from the third paragraph of Article 17 of this law. An appeal against the election commission's decision, which may affect the confirmation of parliamentary mandates, can be filed no later than the session of the mandate-election commission of the National Assembly, at which it considers the report on the outcome of the elections to the National Assembly, an appeal relating to subsequent or re-elections, but no later than 15 days from the day of these elections. An appeal against the decision of the National Electoral Commission referred to in the third paragraph of Article 17 of this Act may be filed no later than the meeting of the Mandate-Electoral Commission of the National Assembly, at which it considers the decision on the performance of the function of a deputy for the remainder of the term of office of the National Assembly, or the decision on the performance of the function of a deputy for , when a Member of Parliament holds the office of Prime Minister, Minister or Secretary of State. The National Assembly decides on the appeal upon confirmation of parliamentary mandates.

The appeal referred to in the previous paragraph shall be submitted in writing. It must contain the first and last name and address of the complainant, a statement that he is entitled to file a complaint, the decision of the electoral commission that he is contesting, the name and surname of the member of parliament to whom the decision of the electoral commission refers, as well as the reasons and any evidence.