32.3.1. a statement expressing nomination; 32.3.2. forms signed by voters; 32.3.3. a copy of the decision on dismissal from work or position in the case of an official specified in Article 29.4 of this Law; 32.3.4. inquiry of the Supreme Court on whether the candidate meets the requirements set forth in Article 29.3.1 of this law; 32.3.5. the statement of the state administrative organization in charge of taxation on whether the candidate meets the requirements specified in Article 29.3.2 of this law; 32.3.6. biography of the candidate; 32.3.7. a copy of the candidate's identity card; 32.3.8. names and contact telephone numbers of the parents of two persons representing the independent candidate with the central election organization; 32.3.9. election program and audit opinion of the independent candidate reviewed by the higher state audit organization in accordance with this law; /This provision was deemed invalid by the law of June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 32.3.10. inquiry of the unit in charge of the database of the central police organization on whether or not he is serving a sentence; 32.3.11. inquiry of the relevant organization about whether he was found guilty of corruption or official crime. 32.4. The candidate shall submit the declaration of the candidate's assets and income to the Anti-Corruption Agency within three days after the end of the nomination process stipulated in this law. It does not apply to persons who have submitted their declaration of assets and income in accordance with the anti-corruption law. 32.5. The Anti-Corruption Agency shall submit to the General Election Committee within one day after the end of the period specified in Article 32.4 of this Law, the inquiry about whether all candidates have declared their assets and income. 32.6. The General Election Committee shall approve the forms and models of relevant documents related to candidate registration. 32.7. The general election committee shall carefully check the completeness of the candidate's documents upon receiving them, and if the documents are incomplete, they may be compensated within the period specified in this law. 32.8. The General Election Committee may independently check whether the signatures of the voters collected by the candidate are correct or not, meet with the citizen and check it thoroughly. 32.9. If the General Election Committee deems it necessary, it may collect inquiries about candidates from authorized persons. 32.10. The authorized person specified in Article 32.9 of this law is obliged to submit the relevant inquiries and information within the period determined by the General Election Committee. 32.11. The general election committee shall decide on the issue of whether to register the candidate's documents within a week after the end of the acceptance period and issue a resolution. / In this section, the term "five days after acceptance" was changed to "seven days after the end of the acceptance period" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 32.12. If a decision is made to register a candidate, the General Election Committee shall issue the candidate's identity card 18 days before the date of voting and inform the public. / In this section, the word "22" was changed to "18" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and it will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 32.13. After the decision to register as a candidate is made, it is forbidden to reject the candidate. 32.14. The right of a candidate begins with obtaining an identity card and ends with the official results of the vote. 32.15. In accordance with Article 32.12 of this law, from the day the candidate is issued with an ID card, the Anti-Corruption Agency shall openly upload the declaration of assets and income of all candidates registered as candidates on the electronic information network of their organization. Article 33. Refusal to register as a candidate 33.1. Registration as a candidate will be refused in the following cases: 33.1.1. the nomination process was not carried out within the period specified in this law; 33.1.2. candidates do not meet the requirements set forth in this law; 33.1.3 nominated another party member; 33.1.4. missing documents required by this law for registration as a candidate; 33.1.5. the court determined that the nominee's documents prepared in accordance with Articles 32.2 and 32.3 of this law are fake; 33.1.6. was nominated in violation of Article 29.6 of this law; 33.1.7. it has been established in accordance with the law that the prohibited activities specified in Article 48.1 of this law have been carried out; 33.1.8. since the beginning of the regular election year, it has been established by a court decision that false information defaming the dignity and reputation of others has been made public, or information with such content has been distributed in the form of printed materials, or through social media and electronic media; 33.1.9. the election platform of an independent candidate does not meet the requirements of this law. 33.1.10. all candidates in case of violation of the nomination procedures specified in Articles 30.1, 30.2, 30.4, and 30.6 of this law, and in case of violation of Article 29.7 of this law, the candidate in question. /This provision was added by the law dated June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./