days from the date of its issuance. The court shall rule on these appeals within seven days from the date of filing the lawsuit, and its judgment shall be final and non-appealable." 11. Regarding municipal affairs, the provisions of Articles 2, 3, 7, 8, 10, and 11 of Decree Law No. 3 of 2002 concerning the election system for municipal council members and its amendments contain the same regulations governing the electoral process for members of the Parliament. 12. In practical terms, the NIHR has observed and monitored the efforts made by the Supreme Committee for General Supervision over the Election Integrity. These efforts have been communicated through various media outlets and social media platforms. Their aim is to facilitate and streamline the electoral process, both at the parliamentary and municipal levels, particularly regarding the registration phase in the voter lists and the objection process. The time constraints for receiving requests to change or correct addresses have been established, and several methods have been made available to verify voter names and electronically update addresses through the supervisory committees' website. These measures ensure that citizens can effectively exercise their rights in line with relevant international standards and obligations. 13. The NIHR has also noted the official statement issued by the Executive Directorate for Parliamentary and Municipal Elections, which stated that the total number of citizens who reviewed their data in the voter lists reached 265,138. This occurred since the start of the legal period for displaying the voter lists on the website and the supervisory 37