19. In order to ensure that the observation of parliamentary and municipal elections is based on clear, defined legal and procedural foundations that enable observers to familiarize themselves with the aspects of observation and monitoring in accordance with the provisions of the electoral process law, the NIHR has prepared an electoral process monitoring form specifically designed for election day. This form includes 88 indicators that cover the various stages of the electoral process, starting from its initial stages preceding the opening of the polls for voters to cast their votes, all the way to the commencement and conclusion of the voting process. It also includes the stage of sorting, counting, and announcing the final results. The observer answers these indicators based on the observations they personally made at the polling station. The form also allows for any additional comments or observations that the observer deems relevant and noteworthy in this regard. Fourth: The National Institution for Human Rights formed an observation team for the electoral process: 20. On October 11, 2022, the NIHR communicated with His Excellency the Minister of Justice, Islamic Affairs, and Endowments, in his capacity as the Chairman of the Higher Committee for Supervising the General Integrity of the Elections, expressing its desire to participate in monitoring the 2022 parliamentary and municipal elections. The NIHR requested to obtain the designated cards that allow access to all polling and counting centers. This request came after the completion of filling out the electoral observation forms and adhering 13