convicted of a felony or a crime involving dishonor or breach of trust, until their status is restored. 2. Those who have been sentenced to imprisonment for one of the electoral crimes specified in this law unless the sentence is suspended or their status has been restored." And it is prohibited for the following individuals to run for the Council of Representatives: 1. Those who have been convicted of a felony, even if they have been granted a special pardon or their status has been restored. 2. Those who have been sentenced to imprisonment for intentional crimes for a period exceeding six months, even if they have been granted a special pardon. 3. Leaders and members of dissolved political associations by final judgment for committing a serious violation of the provisions of the Kingdom's constitution or any of its laws. 4. Anyone who intentionally causes harm or obstructs the functioning of constitutional or parliamentary life by terminating or abandoning parliamentary work in the Council or having their membership revoked for the same reasons. 4. The law, in Article 4, has given the Public Prosecution the responsibility of informing the Ministry of Justice, Islamic Affairs, and Endowments of the final judgments that result in the deprivation of political rights. This should be done within fifteen days from the date the judgment becomes final. Furthermore, Article 6 of the same law stipulates that every citizen who has the right to exercise political rights shall be registered in the voters' lists. 5. The law, in Article 7, assigned the task of preparing the voters' lists, receiving and examining nomination applications, and considering objections and requests to the Committee for Supervising the Integrity 33