(1) Campaign materials before a national referendum, campaign materials for a legislative initiative and campaign materials for the initiative to recall the Saeima may not be placed in the premises of the buildings where State authorities and authorities of derived public entities and capital companies in which more than 50 per cent of capital shares (stocks) is owned by the State or derived public entities are located, as well as in the shared-use facilities of such buildings. (2) The restriction provided for in Paragraph one of this Section shall not apply to the materials of the Central Election Commission of informative nature regarding a national referendum, legislative initiative or initiative to recall the Saeima, as well as to the cases referred to in Paragraph three of this Section. (3) State authorities and authorities of derived public entities and capital companies in which more than 50 per cent of shares (stocks) is owned by the State or derived public entities may grant to the campaigner the premises for organising meetings with voters, free of charge or for a fee not exceeding the actual expenses of the maintenance of such premises, provided that other persons are also given the possibility to use these premises to meet with voters under the same conditions. [21 February 2019]
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