(1) In order to ensure the soldiers and national guardsmen who fulfil service in international military operations with the possibility to sign the signature sheets, the Central Election Commission shall, not later than seven days before the beginning of the time limit for signature collection referred to in Section 7, Paragraph one of this Law, send the signature sheets to the National Armed Forces for transfer to a person authorised by the Commander of the National Armed Forces. (2) After receipt of the signature sheets in the areas of international military operations, the person authorised by the Commander of the National Armed Forces shall, taking into account the time limit of thirty days when the voters can sign the signature sheets, notify the soldiers and national guardsmen of the time and place for signature collection in the area of international military operation. (3) The person authorised by the Commander of the National Armed Forces shall specify in the signature sheets the given name, surname, personal identity number of the signatory, and also the date when each signatory signed the initiative of a national referendum. (4) When the signature collection has been completed, the signature sheets shall be immediately sent to the Joint Headquarters of the National Armed Forces for transfer to the Central Election Commission. [10 April 2014]
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