§ Section 23.¹(untitled)

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(1) The initiative group may
appeal the decision of the Central Election Commission to refuse
registration of the draft law or draft amendments to the
Constitutions to the Department of Administrative Cases of the
Senate of the Supreme Court.
(2) The court shall examine the case as the court of first
instance. The matter shall be examined in the panel of three
judges.
(3) The court shall examine the matter and adopt a ruling
within one month from the date of receipt of the petition. If
necessary, the court may extend the term for adopting a ruling,
but not more than for one month.
(4) An applicant shall indicate the justification for the
petition. The burden of proof shall lie with the participants to
the administrative proceedings.
(5) If the law prescribes a time period for the execution of
any procedural action, however, the provisions of Paragraph three
of this Section would not be conformed to in executing the
respective procedural action within such time period, the judge
(court) shall itself determine a corresponding time period for
the execution of the relevant procedural action.
(6) The court ruling as well as other decisions taken in
performing procedural actions for the examination of the
submitted petition or action brought shall not be subject to
appeal.
[8 November 2012]

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