§ Section 13(untitled)

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(1) The Central Election Commission shall,
not later than 60 days prior to the election day, send to the
competent authorities of other Member States of the European
Union the lists of those citizens of the European Union who are
registered in the Republic of Latvia as candidates, indicating
the information given by the candidate on citizenship, place of
residence, place and date of birth, address of the last place of
residence in the home Member State.
(2) The Central Election Commission shall, not later than 19
days prior to the election day, send to other Member States of
the European Union lists of those citizens of the European Union
who are registered in the Republic of Latvia as voters.
(3) The Central Election Commission, having received lists of
candidates from other Member States of the European Union, shall
verify whether any of the candidates registered in another Member
State of the European Union has been registered as a candidate
also in the Republic of Latvia. If any of the candidates
registered in another Member State of the European Union is also
registered as a candidate in the Republic of Latvia, the Central
Election Commission shall delete such person from the list of
candidates.
(3¹) The Central Election Commission shall evaluate
the notification sent by the competent authorities of the
European Union Member States about the right of a citizen of
Latvia to stand as a candidate in another European Union Member
State, acquire information in accordance with Section 14,
Paragraph three of this Law and:
1) provide information to the competent authority of the
European Union Member State regarding the right of a citizen of
Latvia to stand as a candidate in elections to the European
Parliament within five working days from the moment of receipt of
the notification (or within the shortest possible time period if
it is requested by the relevant competent authority) whether the
person can stand as a candidate and be elected in accordance with
this Law or he or she cannot stand as a candidate and be elected
in accordance with Section 5, Paragraph one, Clause 5 of this
Law;
2) within five working days from the moment of receipt of the
notification, take the decision on the prohibition on the person
to stand as a candidate in elections to the European Parliament
if he or she cannot stand as a candidate and be elected in
accordance with Section 5, Paragraph one, Clauses 1, 2, 3, and 4
of this Law. This decision shall be immediately sent to the
respective person, and the information on the decision shall be
provided to the competent authority of the Member State of the
European Union.
(4) If the Central Election Commission receives from another
Member State of the European Union information that a voter
registered in the Republic of Latvia has applied to vote in
another Member State of the European Union, a notation in respect
of this shall be made in the electoral roll.
[31 October 2013]

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