Where: Ha = the highest average; Vv = the number of valid votes received by a political party; Ns = the number of seats allocated to a political party [in step 2]. If, after apportioning to all qualified political parties by using step 3 is complete, there is still 01 (one) seat left, that seat shall be apportioned to the political party that has attained the highest average. If there are more than 01 (one) seat left to be allocated, the formula in Step 3 shall be applied and 01 (one) seat left shall be apportioned to the political party that has attained the highest average. Then, this formula shall be applied again by increasing the value of Ns to (Ns + 1) for the political party that received one seat during the first application of the formula [step 3]. Thus, 01 (one) seat will be apportioned to the political party that attained the highest average resulted from the second application of this formula. If there are still more seat(s) left repeat the same computation apportioning 01 (one) seat at a time successively until there is no seat left. B) The declaration of the elected Members for the National Assembly shall be made in accordance with the party’s list of candidates and in a descending order of priority from the top ranking down as stipulated in Article 28 of this Law. C) If, an elected candidate in the party’s candidate list dies, resigns or loses his/her parliamentary candidacy, the next candidate listed on the same party’s candidate list shall be declared to be elected as a parliamentary member of the concerned party. D) If a party’s list of candidates does not have enough candidates due to reasons as mentioned in item (C) of this Article, the National Election Committee shall request in writing to the concerned party to provide more names of candidates to be added to its own party’s list within 14 (fourteen) days after the receipt of the request. The review and approval of the added candidates to the list shall be based on the provisions stipulated in Articles 23, 24, 25, 26, 28, 32, 33, 34, 35 and 36 of this Law. If the concerned political party fails to meet such request within the time frame mentioned above or is unable to fulfill the requirements needed for completing the vacant seat(s), it is considered that the concerned political party has abandoned the vacant seat(s). E) In case a political party received 01 (one) seat or more in the National Assembly, but this party declares to abandon its seat(s) in the National Assembly or has its [candidacy] stripped of from the political party list in accordance with the Law on the Political Party, the party’s candidate list or the candidate on such party’s list that has been declared elected, is no longer valid or qualified. In such a case, the National Election Committee shall apportion the vacant seat within 07 (seven) days to other political parties that have received seat(s) in the same Capital/province, excluding the political party that has abandoned its seat(s), by applying the following steps: