Election Committee shall: - - Fill out the rejection form, giving reasons and the date of the rejection. Provide a copy of the rejection to the concerned person; Inform the concerned person that according to article 57 of this Law, he/she personally or his/her representative may file an appeal with the Constitutional Council within 5 ( five) days after receiving the rejection notice; Send a copy of the rejected file to the Constitutional Council for information and keep 1 (one) copy for filing. Article 59._ Any person whose registration is rejected by the National Election Committee, that person or his/her representative may file a contested complaint in writing with the Constitutional Council within 5 (five) days after receiving the rejection notice. The Constitutional Council shall decide on the appeal by conducting a public hearing not later than 10 (five) days after receiving the appeal. In the event that the Constitutional Council agrees or disagrees with the appeal, the Constitutional Council shall: - issue a decision to have the National Election Committee register or reject the registration of the person in question; send a copy of the decision on approval or rejection of registration to the complainant or his/her representative; If the decision of the Constitutional Council requires the name of the person in question to be registered, the National Election Committee shall order the Commune/Sangkat Council to assign the voter registration team to register the name of the person in question according to the registration requirement prescribed in (D) of article 51 of this Law, then send a copy of the newly modified voter list to the Constitutional Council. Article 60._ After the closing date of the voter list revision and voter registration and after all complaints related to the registration have been totally resolved, the National Election Committee shall enter the names and data of new voters in the voter list database in commune/sangkat or in the Capital/province or in the national voter list storage center of the National Election Committee. If the National Election Committee finds someone’s name registered in more than one places the National Election Committee shall delete his/her name from those places by keeping only one name of that person in the last commune/sangkat where she/he registered. After verifying the voter list in the database, the National Election Committee shall arrange to post the preliminary voter lists as well as the lists of voters’ names to be deleted from the voter lists with reasons as mentioned in paragraph 3 of item ‘A’ of article 51 of this law and the lists of voters whose names appear in more than one places and will be deleted in each commune/sangkat at the commune/sangkat office and at a designated location in the commune/sangkat as determined by the National Election Committee. The political parties that have been registered according to the Law on Political Parties have the rights to request for a copy of voter list by paying a fee. This fee shall be charged only to cover the production cost. Article 61_