(1) The local election commission shall decide on

a) objections against the activities and decisions of the polling station commission, and objections regarding other acts committed at polling stations;

b) all objections that are specifically related to the multi-member list, single-member constituency, compensatory list, settlement national minority or mayoral election,

c) objections that are related to the election of the Members of the European Parliament specifically within the territory of competence of the local election commission.

(2) The regional election commission shall decide on

a) all objections that are specifically related to the county or capital local government election, the election of the Capital Mayor or the regional national minority election,

b) all objections not falling under paragraph (1) regarding which territorial competence lies specifically with the regional election commission,

c)appeals challenging a decision of the local election commission and appeals challenging a decision on an objection against a decision of the head of the local election office adopted in accordance with section 32 (3).

(3) The National Election Commission shall decide on

a) all objections not falling under paragraphs (1) and (2) if the place where the act is committed cannot be ascertained,

b) appeals challenging a decision of the regional election commission.

(4) The Curia shall decide on judicial review applications against the result of the election of local government representatives and mayors or the election of national minority self-government representatives on the eighth day from receiving the application at the latest.