2.
Any person dissatisfied with an action of organs referred to in paragraph 1 of Article 138-4 on such compensation or other benefits may appeal therefrom to the chief executive, unless otherwise provided by law.
3.
An appeal from an action of organs other than the chief executive and those referred to in the preceding paragraph on compensation or other benefits mentioned in paragraph 1 shall be made to the chief executive, even if he/she is not the administrative agency of the next higher instance to such organs, unless otherwise provided by law.
4.
The chief executive shall, upon exception or appeal (except appeal made pursuant to paragraph 1) against an action on compensation and other benefits mentioned in paragraph 1, consult the assembly to decide thereon.
5.
The assembly shall form its opinion within twenty days from the day of such consultation.
6.
A second appeal may be made from the adjudication upon appeal (except appeal made pursuant to paragraph l ) against an action on compensation and other benefits mentioned in paragraph 1 to the Minister of Home Affairs, if the adjudication is of the governor of To, Do, Fu or Ken, or to the governor of To, Do, Fu or Ken, if the adjudication is of the mayor of a city, town or village.
(Compensation for Expenses)
Article 207.
The ordinary local public body shall, as specified by bylaw, compensate for the expenses actually incurred by the electors or other persons concerned who have presented themselves in accordance with paragraph 3 of Article 74-3 and paragraph 1 of Article 100, by any advisor who has presented himself in accordance with paragraph 5 of Article 109, paragraph 4 of Article 109-2 and paragraph 4 Article 110, by the persons concerned who have presented themselves in accordance with paragraph 8 of Article 199, by the parties and persons concerned who have presented themselves in accordance with paragraph 9 of Article 251-2 and by the persons participating in public hearings referred to in paragraph 4 of Article 109, paragraph 4 of Article 109-2 and paragraph 4 of Article 110.