If the National Election Committee finds that the party does not fulfill the requirements as set out in Articles 23, 24, 25, 26, 27and 28 of this Law, the National Election Committee shall notify the concerned party accordingly so that it can complete the requirement. The concerned party shall complete the missing requirements not later 5 (five) days from the date it receives the notice. In the event of the dissolution of the National Assembly before the end of its mandate, the concerned party shall complete the requirement before the closure of the registration of political parties running in the Election. If the political party fails to meet the requirements at the expiration of this period, the National Election Committee shall consider that the political party has abandoned its registration to run in the Election. Article 32._ If a candidacy or a list of candidates is rejected pursuant to the provisions stated in Article 23 or Article 24 or Article 25 or Article 28 of this Law, the National Election Committee shall: - complete the rejection form or the candidate list, indicating the reasons for the rejection and the date of the rejection; - provide a copy of the rejection form to the concerned candidate and concerned political party; - inform the candidate and the concerned political party that, “In accordance with Article 33 of this Law, they may appeal in writing to the Constitutional Council within 5 (five) days after receiving the notification of the rejection;\ - in the event of dissolution of the National Assembly before the end of its mandate, the candidate or concerned political party may immediately appeal in writing to the Constitutional Council; - send a copy of the rejection form to the Constitutional Council for information and retain a copy for filing. Article 33._ Any candidacy or list of candidates of a political party that is rejected by the National Election Committee, the candidate or concerned political party shall have the right to appeal in writing to the Constitutional Council not later than 5 (five) days after receiving the rejection notice. In the event of dissolution of the National Assembly before the end of its mandate, the candidate or the concerned political party may appeal in writing with the Constitutional Council immediately. In the event that they receive a copy of the decision to reject and the appeal form, but the concerned political party or its representative fails to file an appeal according the time specified in paragraph 1 and paragraph 2 above, that political party shall be considered as having failed to appeal. The Constitutional Council shall examine and decide on the appeal not later than 10 (ten) days after receiving the appeal.