If the secretary of state does not certify a proposal for an initiated amendment to the South Dakota Constitution pursuant to § 12-13-26.1 or an initiated measure pursuant to § 12-13-26.3 , any interested party may directly appeal the secretary of state's decision to the Supreme Court within fifteen days of the secretary of state publishing notice of the decision not to certify on the secretary of state's website. Any interested party may directly appeal the secretary of state's certification of a proposal for an initiated amendment to the Constitution pursuant to § 12-13-26.1 or an initiated measure pursuant to § 12-13-26.3 to the Supreme Court within fifteen days of the secretary of state publishing notice of certification on the secretary of state's website. The Supreme Court shall promulgate rules, pursuant to chapter 16-3 , defining the procedures for an appeal taken under this section.
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