28. Therefore, the report of the NIHR mentioned above is based on all the stages that the electoral process went through, starting from the stage of calling for elections and nominations, followed by the stage of registration in the voters' lists and objections to them. This was followed by the stage of receiving nomination applications and objections, as well as the judicial appeals submitted, leading to the stage of electoral campaigning and the electoral silence. 29. Then, the NIHR monitored the proceedings of the voting day, starting with the pre-voting stage, followed by the actual voting stage, and concluding with the stage of sorting and announcing the results. Finally, the NIHR's report concludes with a set of observations and final recommendations aimed at ensuring the full enjoyment of the right to candidacy and voting, as well as the smoothest, fairest, and most transparent electoral process possible. 22