(2) Notice of a full election appeal must be given to the presiding officer for the election.  (3) Notice of an appeal under Rule 58A(1)(c) or (2) must be given no later than 14 days  after the day on which the result of the election is declared.  (4) Notice of an appeal under Rule 58A(3) must be given no later than 14 days after—  61A. —(1) Where notice of a full election appeal is given, the person to whom it is given  must without delay (and in any event within 48 hours of receiving it unless in the meantime  written notice is given to withdraw the appeal)—  (2) Where a purported notice of a full election appeal is given out of time, the person to  whom it is given must without delay (and in any event within 48 hours of receiving it  unless in the meantime written notice is given to withdraw the appeal)—  (3) A person to whom a notification is given under paragraph (1)(a) is entitled to make  written representations to the panel appointed under Rule 61C(1) on a decision to which the  appeal relates.  (4) The presiding officer is entitled to provide that panel with a written explanation of the  reasons for any decision made by the officer to which the appeal relates.  (5) A person to whom a notification is given under paragraph (1)(b) is entitled to provide  that panel with a written explanation of the reasons for the decision which that person  made.  (6) Representations under paragraph (3) or an explanation under paragraph (4) or (5) must  be made within 28 days of referral of the notice of appeal.  (7) The presiding officer and any person to whom a notification is given under paragraph  (2)(a) are each entitled to make written representations to the panel appointed under Rule  61C(2) on the question of whether the panel should consider the appeal.  (8) Representations under paragraph (7) must be made within seven days of the  notification under paragraph (2)(a) being given.  (9) A notification under paragraph (1)(a) or (b) or (2)(a) must include an explanation of  the entitlement to make representations or an explanation (as the case may be).  (10) Once a notice is referred under this Rule, the appellant may withdraw it only with the  consent of the panel appointed under Rule 61C to decide the matter.  61B. —(1) On an enrolment appeal, each of the following is a party to the appeal (in  addition to the appellant)—  7 Enrolment appeal or full election appeal: parties  Full election appeal: referral to bishop’s council and standing committee  (a) must be in writing,  (b) must give brief particulars of the grounds of appeal, and  (c) may be accompanied by written submissions.  (a) the day on which the result of the election is declared, or  (b) if an enrolment appeal has yet to be determined, the day on which that appeal is  determined.  (a) give a written notification to each candidate in the election,  (b) if any decision to which the appeal relates was made by a person other than the  presiding officer, give a written notification to that person, and  (c) refer the notice to the bishop’s council and standing committee.  (a) give a written notification to each person referred to in paragraph (1)(a) and (b),  and  (b) refer the purported notice to the bishop’s council and standing committee. 