Supreme Court dismisses election committee complaint for missing signatures after deadline.

The Supreme Court dismissed the election committee's complaint against the Electoral Commission's refusal to accept their formation notice. The Commission rejected the application due to a shortfall of 224 valid signatures and missing data for some supporters, arguing these defects could not be cured after the statutory deadline. The Court held that missing identification data or insufficient signatures constitute a lack of support rather than a correctable defect, rendering the committee's formation invalid.