Conditions for admissibility of complaints

(1) The electoral bodies shall verify ex officio whether the conditions for admissibili­ty of the complaint are being met. The inadmissibility shall be communicated to the con­cerned party without examining the complaint on its merits, according to the procedure established by the Central Electoral Commission, by an administrative act issued by the Chair of the electoral body.

(2) The complaint shall be declared inadmissible in particular where:

a) has been submitted by another subject than that established in Article 94 (1) and (2) or by a unauthorised person;

b) the procedure for considering the preliminary request was not followed;

c) it was submitted after the expiry of the deadline laid down in this Code;

d) fails to comply with the requirements regarding the form and content and the complainant has not corrected the deficiencies within the time limit es­tablished by the electoral body;

e) the complainant may not claim a violation of a personal right, with the ex­ception of complaints submitted under Articles 91 paragraph (1) lit. d) and paragraph (6);

f) there is a decision on an electoral complaint between the same subjects, with the same object and on the same legal grounds;

g) it was submitted simultaneously with another electoral body, another com­petent authority or Court, in accordance with Article 99;

h) the examination falls under the jurisdiction of the Court, in accordance with Article 98 (4).

^{[Art.93 (1, 2) amended and completed with letter h), by Law No. 130 of 29 May 2025, in force as of 3 June 2025]}