§ Article 35(untitled)

Status of authorised representatives of a political party
 running in elections

1. Political parties running in elections shall have the right to appoint up to 3

 authorised representatives to the electoral commission having registered the

 electoral list of the political party.

2. Only persons having the right of suffrage may act as an authorised

 representative.

3. An authorised representative shall be provided with a certificate of the form

 established by the Central Electoral Commission.

4. An authorised representative shall have the right to:

 (1) get acquainted with the election related documents under the disposal of

 the relevant electoral commission;

 (2) participate, in an advisory capacity, in the sittings of the relevant electoral

 commission.

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5. Powers of an authorised representative may be terminated at any point by the

 person having appointed him or her.

6. Powers of an authorised representative shall terminate 7 days after the

 publication of the final decision based on the results of elections.

7. In case an appeal is lodged with a court against the election results, the powers

 of an authorised representative shall terminate on the day following the date of

 announcement of the judicial act.

8. The provisions prescribed by this Article shall also apply to the authorised

 representative of the candidate for a community head or a member of a Council

 of Elders.

 (Article 35 supplemented by HO-158-N of 20 October 2016)

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 SECTION 2

 ELECTORAL COMMISSIONS

 CHAPTER 7

 SYSTEM, FUNCTIONS OF ELECTORAL COMMISSIONS. STATUS
 OF MEMBERS OF ELECTORAL COMMISSIONS