Article 34._ If the Constitutional Council agrees on the appeal it shall issue a decision and a notice to the concerned political party or its representative and orders the National Election Committee to immediately register the political party in the list of political parties running in the election of members of National Assembly. After receiving the decision from the Constitutional Council the National Election Committee shall issue to the concerned political party a letter of certification of the registration of political party running in the election. The National Election Committee shall send a copy of this letter to the Constitutional Council. Article 35._ If the Constitutional Council decides to rule out the appeal this decision shall be final, blocking ways for objection. The Constitutional Council shall give a copy of this decision to the concerned political party or its representative and send a copy of this decision to the National Election Committee. Article 36._ A hearing or part of hearing conducted by the Constitutional Council to rule on the appeal shall be open. The Constitutional Council shall post the date, place and time of the hearing on the appeal. Article 37._ After the end of the registration of political parties running in the Election or/and after the all complaints and appeals are finally settled, the National Election Committee shall post the list of all registered political parties running in the Election and the list of their candidates in the Capital/province in accordance with the regulations and procedures. CHAPTER 5 POLLING STATIONS Article 38._ The National Election Committee shall decide to establish 1 (one) or more polling stations in each commune/sangkat in accordance with the regulations and procedures of the National Election Committee. Each polling station shall serve for a specific determined area. Each polling station and its coverage areas must locate within their commune/ sangkat boundary.