(1) The State and authorities of derived public entities, and also capital companies in which more than 50 per cent of capital shares (stocks) belong to the State or derived public entities are prohibited from creating advantages or disadvantages to a campaigner for the placement of pre-election campaign materials in public places. (2) If the State or an authority of derived public entity, or capital company in which more than 50 per cent of capital shares (stocks) belong to the State or derived public entity grants the right to the campaigner to place pre-election campaign materials in places where they are allowed to be placed them in accordance with this Law or other laws, this authority or the capital company has the obligation to provide an opportunity to acquire such right under the same conditions also to other campaigners upon their wish.
§ Section 23Prohibition to Create Advantages
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