9. Furthermore, Article 11 of the same law states: "No amendments shall be made to the voter lists after the call for the referendum or election, except for corrections to the lists in accordance with decisions and rulings issued regarding objections to the registration, or based on notifications of final judgments or decisions resulting in the deprivation of exercising political rights." 10. As for the mechanism of objection for voters whose names are not included in their designated lists, Article 12 of the aforementioned law outlines the procedural process for such objection. It states: "Anyone whose name is not included in the voter list or whose registration data contains errors may request from the Supervisory Committee for the Integrity of the Referendum and Election, as stipulated in Article 7 of this law, to have their name registered or their registration data corrected. Likewise, anyone whose obstacles have been removed after the list is prepared may request the inclusion of their name or the correction of their registration data. Any voter whose name is listed in one of the voter lists may request the inclusion of a name that was wrongfully omitted or the removal of a name that was wrongfully included, or the correction of registration data, in relation to the voter list of the electoral district where the applicant's name is listed. The request for registration or correction must be submitted during the period of displaying the lists. The committee shall issue a decision on the request within three days from the date of its submission. Failure to issue a decision within this period shall be considered an implicit rejection. In case of a decision rejecting the request, the concerned individual has the right to appeal this decision to the Supreme Civil Appeals Court within a maximum period of three 36