• 1. The registration of a designation of a political grouping for the election of members of the House of Representatives, as referred to in Article G 1, also applies to the election of members of the Senate.

• 2. A political grouping that is an association with full legal capacity, the designation of which has not been registered for the election of members of the House of Representatives, may submit a written request to the central electoral committee for the elections of members of the Senate to enter the designation with which it wishes to be listed on the candidate list for those elections in a register maintained by the central electoral committee kept up to date. Requests received after the twenty-ninth day before the nomination will not be considered for the subsequent election.

• 3. The second through seventh and ninth paragraphs of Article G 1 apply mutatis mutandis, with the understanding that for the application of paragraph seven, under d, "the House of Representatives" is replaced by "the Senate."

• 4. In addition to the grounds stated in Article G 1, paragraph four, a request for registration of the designation of a political grouping for the purpose of the elections of members of the Senate shall be rejected if the designation wholly or substantially corresponds to a designation of another political grouping that has already been registered for the elections of members of the House of Representatives, or to a designation for which a registration request has already been received for the election of members of the House of Representatives, and confusion is therefore likely to arise.

• 5. By way of exception to Articles 6:7 and 6:8, first paragraph, of the General Administrative Law Act, an appeal against a decision as referred to in this article must be filed no later than the sixth day after the date of the Government Gazette in which the decision is communicated. Article D 8 applies mutatis mutandis.