(3) Any candidate may, and the Electoral Officer shall, within fourteen days of the receipt of a copy of an appeal under subsection (1), submit to the court of competent jurisdiction, by registered mail, a written answer to the particulars set out in the appeal, together with any supporting documents relating thereto duly verified by affidavit.

limit the length of probationary periods to 6 months, unless longer is objectively justified; right to work for other employers, with a ban on exclusivity clauses and restrictions on incompatibility clauses; right to predictability of work: workers with variable working schedules determined by the employer (i.e. on-demand work) should know in advance when they can be requested to work; Possibility to request a more stable form of employment and to receive a justified written reply (within 1 month; for SME's within 3 months and orally for repeated requests) right to cost-free mandatory training

where there is reliance on external sources of expertise, funding the preparation of sufficient written guidance and oversight to maintain consistency of approach and to ensure the legally appointed competent authority retains full responsibility under this Directive.

3. The parties may, in their written submissions, set out all facts known to them which are relevant to their defence against the objections raised by the Commission.

Such a communication shall be in writing, stating the reasons in case of refusal.

My point of order is this: you said that we have voted, but what was written down was an oral amendment tabled by Mr Fiori.