(2) Notice of a summary election appeal must be given to the presiding officer for the  election.  (3) Notice of an appeal under Rule 58(1) (appeal against ruling that nomination not valid)  must be given no later than two days after the day on which the person to whom the  nomination relates is notified of the ruling that the nomination is not valid.  (4) Notice of an appeal under Rule 58(2) (appeal against ruling that nomination valid)  brought by a person entitled to vote in the election (including one who is a candidate) must  be given no later than two days after the day on which the person receives a voting paper  for the election.  (5) Notice of an appeal under Rule 58A(1)(a) or (b) (appeal relating to whether person  duly elected or qualified to be candidate) must be given no later than two days after the day  on which the result of the election is declared.  (6) Notice of an appeal under Rule 58A(4) (appeal against allowance or disallowance of  vote) must be given no later than two days after—  60A. —(1) The presiding officer for an election, having received notice of a summary  election appeal, must without delay (and in any event within 48 hours of receiving the  notice of appeal unless in the meantime written notice is given to withdraw the appeal)—  (2) A person to whom a notification is given under paragraph (1)(b) or (d) is entitled to  make written representations to the relevant judge on a decision to which the appeal relates.  (3) The presiding officer is entitled to provide the relevant judge with a written  explanation of the reasons for any decision made by the officer to which the appeal relates.  (4) A person to whom a notification is given under paragraph (1)(c) is entitled to provide  the relevant judge with a written explanation of the reasons for the decision which that  person made.  (5) Representations under paragraph (2) or an explanation under paragraph (3) or (4) must  be made within seven days of the referral of the notice of appeal.  (6) A notification under paragraph (1)(b), (c) or (d) must include an explanation of the  entitlement to make representations or an explanation (as the case may be).  (7) The “relevant judge” is—  5 (a) the Dean of the Arches and Auditor, or  (b) if the Dean of the Arches and Auditor declines or is unable to act as such, the  Vicar-General of the Province of Canterbury or the Vicar-General of the Province  of York, or  (c) if each of them declines or is unable to act as such, the chancellor of the diocese  concerned.  (a) refer the notice of appeal to the relevant judge,  (b) give a written notification to each candidate in the election,  (c) 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  (d) in the case of an appeal under Rule 58(1) or (2), give a written notification to the  person whose nomination is the subject of the appeal.  (a) the day on which the vote in question is allowed or disallowed, or  (b) if the appeal is being brought on grounds that there is an error in the roll of a parish  or the register of clerical or lay electors but an enrolment appeal has yet to be  determined, the day on which that appeal is determined.  Summary election appeal: referral to relevant judge, etc. 