§ Section 30(untitled)

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Decision on the
Prohibition of Electronic Mass Media and Publications to Place
Pre-election Campaign Materials
(1) If, under the conditions referred to in Section 29,
Paragraph one of this Law, the Corruption Prevention and
Combating Bureau determines that further pre-election campaign by
a relevant campaigner is intended in certain electronic mass
media programmes or publications, or in public places, the head
of the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau in conformity
with the requirements of Paragraph two of this Section shall take
the decision to prohibit the relevant electronic mass media or
the publications, or the persons who place the pre-election
campaign materials in public places to place such pre-election
campaign materials.
(2) To take the decision referred to in Paragraph one of this
Section, the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau shall, in
accordance with the procedures laid down in laws and regulations,
hear an opinion of the relevant electronic mass medium or
publication in the particular case, evaluate the usefulness of
the relevant decision, the feasibility of enforcement, and also
the proportionality of the decision.
(3) The decision referred to in Paragraph one of this Section
may be appealed to the District Administrative Court. Lodging of
an application to the court does not suspend the operation of the
decision. The decision shall be examined in accordance with the
requirements Section 29, Paragraph four of this Law.
(4) If the decision referred to in Section 29, Paragraph one
of this Law is repealed, the decision referred to in Paragraph
one of this Section shall cease to be in effect. The Corruption
Prevention and Combating Bureau shall inform the relevant
electronic mass medium or publication thereof without delay.
(5) Taking of the decision referred to in Paragraph one of
this Section shall not impose an obligation on an electronic mass
medium or publication to compensate the campaigner the
expenditures related to the non-placement of the campaign
materials.

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