12- 180 C.M.R. ch. 11, § 54
Within 5 working days after the election results are reported by the executive director, any party who intends to object to any action of the executive director in conducting an election shall file written objection with the Board and shall serve a copy of the objection upon all other parties to the election. The objection must contain a plain statement of the grounds of the objection. The Board shall hear the matter in accordance with section 30 of this Chapter, make its determination with respect to the objections and shall then affirm, vacate, hold in abeyance or modify the certification of the Board's designee, or of the executive director, or take such other action as it may deem appropriate. Any defect in making an objection may warrant dismissal by the Board.
12- 180 C.M.R. ch. 11, § 54