Any person may, within a maximum 5 ( five) days after the preliminary voter list is posted, file a complaint in writing with his/her Commune/Sangkat Council regarding the disappearance of name [ from the voter list] or object to the registration or the retention of name of a person in the voter list, provided he/she has the evidence proving that: That person does not meet the requirements as stated in article 46 and article 51 of this Law. - That person has name registered in more than 1 (one) voter lists - That person came to register and has a registration receipt proving his/her registration, but he/she does not have his/her name in the voter list and in the voter register. - That person has name in the voter list, but the recording is unclear. The person who makes an objection shall provide any document as evidence to the Commune/ Sangkat Council. The person filing an objection must provide additional information upon the request of the Commune/Sangkat Council. In the year in which the universal election is organized, the filing of complaints stipulated in the paragraph 1 of this Article shall last no longer than 10 (ten) days after the preliminary voter list is posted. - Article 62._ The Commune/Sangkat Council shall hold a public meeting to make decision on any complaint or objection within 3 (three) days after receiving the complaint. If the complaint or objection is sustained, the Commune/Sangkat Council shall order the voter registration team to register the person in question or delete the name of the person in question from the voter list. If the person who lodges the complaint or the objection or the person who has problem is not satisfied with the decision of the Commune/Sangkat Council, he/she or his/her representative may appeal in writing to the National Election Committee within 5 ( five) days after receiving the notice of the Commune/Sangkat Council. The National Election Committee shall decide on the appeal or objection by conducting a public hearing within 5 (five) days after receiving the complaint. If the complaint or objection is justifiable, the NEC shall order the Commune/Sangkat Council to register the concerned person in the voter list according to the requirements stated in (D) of article 51 of this Law, or to delete the name of the person in question from the voter list and the voters register or voter list database. If the person who files complaint or objection is not satisfied with the decision of the National Election Committee, he/she or his/her representative may file an appeal in writing to the Constitutional Council within 5 (five) days after receiving the copy of the rejection decision of the National Election Committee. Article 63._ The Constitutional Council shall rule on the complaint or objection in a public hearing