Summary election appeal: parties  Summary election appeal: determination  Full appeals  “ Full election appeal: notice of appeal  6 60B. —(1) On a summary election appeal, each of the following is a party to the appeal  (in addition to the appellant)—  (2) Each of the following is a relevant person—  60C. —(1) The relevant judge (referred to in this Rule as “the judge”), having had a notice  of appeal referred under Rule 60A(1), must decide whether the grounds of the appeal are  established to the judge’s satisfaction.  (3) A decision under this Rule must be made within seven days of the referral of the  notice of appeal.  (4) Where the judge decides on an appeal under Rule 58(1) that a nomination is valid, or  decides on an appeal under Rule 58(2) that a nomination is not valid, the judge must—  (5) Where, on an appeal under Rule 58A(1)(a) or (b) or (4), the judge decides that the  election as a whole is void, the judge must—  (6) Where, on an appeal under Rule 58A(1)(a) or (b) or (4), the judge allows the appeal  but does not decide that the election as a whole is void, the judge must give whatever  directions the judge thinks necessary.  (a) that the matter at issue amounts to a minor infringement which did not affect the  outcome of the election and the appeal should accordingly be dismissed;  (b) that the matter at issue amounts to a procedural irregularity in the conduct of the  election but the appeal should nonetheless in all the circumstances be dismissed;  (c) that the appeal is wholly without merit and should accordingly be dismissed.”  (7) The judge on a summary appeal must otherwise decide one of the following—  (a) give directions for the appointment of a new period for voting in the election, and  (b) give whatever further directions the judge thinks necessary.  (a) direct that a fresh election is to be held, and  (b) give whatever further directions the judge thinks necessary.  (a) the notice of appeal and any accompanying written submissions, and  (b) any representations or explanation made in accordance with Rule 60A(5).  (2) The judge, in deciding the matter at issue, may consider only—  (a) the presiding officer;  (b) any person to whom a notification is given under Rule 60A(1)(c);  (c) each relevant person.  (a) on an appeal under Rule 58(1) or (2), the person whose nomination is the subject  of the appeal;  (b) on an appeal under Rule 58A(1)(a) or (b), the person whose election is the subject  of the appeal;  (c) on an appeal under Rule 58A(4), any person to whom a notification is given under  Rule 60A(1)(b).  61. —(1) Notice of a full election appeal—  7.  For Rule 61 substitute— 