§ Article 39A Representative for Elections

1. The party shall authorise a representative for elections to represent it on all issues in the Central Electoral Committee or the municipal electoral committee. In meetings of an electoral committee he shall have the right of deliberative vote and the right to express a separate opinion on all issues under consideration. The representative for elections shall have all the rights of the election observer in the appropriate electoral territory. Following the announcement of the date of elections to the European Parliament, authorisation by parties to represent them in electoral committees may be filed with the Central Electoral Committee the following day after the formation of an appropriate electoral committee. If the candidature of the representative for elections meets the requirements of this Law, the Central Electoral Committee shall, within 3 days, register the authorisation given to him and shall issue the certificate of a representative for elections. The authorisation for a representative for elections shall expire after the lapse of 20 days following the proclamation of the final results of the elections.
2. Until the polling day, the party may revoke an authorisation at any time and authorise another person to be a representative for elections. In this case a representative for elections must be registered, a certificate must be issued to him, and the registration of the previous representative for elections must be terminated within 3 days from the filing of appropriate authorisation with the Central Electoral Committee.