canceling the impediment preventing nomination resulting from the revocation of membership after the end of the session in which the revocation decision was issued. f) Their membership in the Council of Representatives has not been terminated due to resignation, during the legislative term in which they submitted their resignation." 4. Regarding municipal elections, Decree-Law No. (3) of 2002 on the system of electing municipal council members and its amendments regulates the provisions for candidacy. Article 14 of the decree-law states that: "Those who wish to nominate themselves for membership in the municipal council shall submit a written candidacy application to the committee specified in Article 7 of this law, accompanied by the endorsement of ten electors from the electoral district. The application should specify the district in which the candidate is running, and a voter is not allowed to endorse more than one candidate..." 5. To ensure the right to candidacy, whether for membership in the Parliament or the municipal council, the law guarantees that anyone who applies for candidacy but is not included in the prepared list by the Election Oversight Committee has the right to have their name added to the list of candidates or to object to the inclusion of any candidate's name during the display period of the lists. In all cases, the law allows the interested party to appeal the committee's decision before the Civil Supreme Appellate Court, as stipulated in Article 13 of Decree-Law No. 15 on the Shura and Parliament Councils and its amendments. The same provision applies to membership in the municipal councils, as regulated by Article 15 of Decree-Law No. 3 of 2002 on the system of electing municipal council members and its amendments. 43

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