the Capital’s/Provincial Electoral Commission shall immediately hold a public hearing to decide on such complaint and shall send its decision attached with the minutes of the consolidated results of the election to the National Election Committee. If the complainant is not satisfied with the decision of the Capital’s/Provincial Electoral Commission, he/she or representative shall file a complaint immediately with the National Election Committee. The National Election Committee shall examine and decide whether the election results are valid or to organize a re-election. The re-election shall be organized within a maximum 08 (eight) days after this decision [of the NEC]. Article 129._ The National Election Committee shall collect all election results for examination and then decide on the results. If there are no serious irregularities, the National Election Committee shall announce its recognition of the election results. If there are serious irregularities that affect the results of the election, the National Election Committee shall deny the results of the election of the concerned polling station or of all polling stations and inform the political parties accordingly. In this case, a re-election of that particular polling station or of those concerned polling stations shall be organized within a maximum 08 (eight) days after its decision. Article 130._ After examining and deciding on the results of the elections, the National Election Committee shall disclose the provisional results of the Election of Members of the National Assembly. 01 (one) copy of the provisional results shall be sent to the King and 01 (one) copy to the Constitutional Council. The political parties that have registered to run in the Election shall have the right to request a copy of the provisional results of the election. Article 131._ After the announcement of the provisional results of the Election, all political parties registered to run in the election may file a complaint against all or part of the election results within 72 (seventy two) hours with the National Election Committee or directly to the Constitutional Council by indicating irregularities caused by the Commissions or Members of the Commissions, the date and the place when and where the irregularities take place, the names and addresses of witnesses, including other documents or evidence. Article 132._ The National Election Committee shall decide on the complaint not later than 72 (seventy two) hours after receiving the complaint.