Who may file a complaint?

LAW on Election of Members of the NationalAssembly (LEMNA) and Amendments of Law on Election of Members of the NationalAssembly (Rev 2013)

CHAPTER VIII

POLLING, VOTE COUNTING, AND CONSOLIDATION OF THEELECTION RESULTS

Art. 108

The political parties’ agentsand the national and international observers may

participate as witnesses inthe delivery or the receipt of the polling report.

Art. 109-(new)

The Commune/Sangkat ElectionCommissions shall collect the minute and

other documents from allPolling Station Commission and make a report of

consolidation of the electionresults in their commune/sangkat. This report of

consolidation shall be made infour (4) copies, one (1) of which shall be sent to the

National Election Committee,one (1) copy to be sent to the concerned Provincial/

Municipal Election Commission,one (1) copy to be posted at the Commune/

Sangkat Election Commission’soffice and the last one to be kept for filing.

If there are complaintsagainst the election results or irregularities at any

polling station, the Commune/Sangkat Election Commission shall immediately hold

a decision-making meeting opento public to solve those complaints.

In case, a complainant is notsatisfied with the Commune/Sangkat

Commission’s decision, he/sheor his/her representative has the right to appeal to

the Provincial/Municipal Election Commissionimmediately.

Art. 114

After the announcement of the provisionalresults of the Election, , all political party registered for running in the Election may file a complaintagainst all or part of  the electionresults within seventy two (72) hours to the National Election Committee  or directly to the Constitutional Council byindicating irregularities caused by the Commissions or Members of theCommissions, the date and the place whereirregularities have taken place, thenames and addresses of witnesses, including other documents or evidences.

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