1. Referendum ballot papers and envelopes shall be delivered to referendum polling districts and post offices at least 7 days prior to the beginning of voting in the referendum. 2. Voters must be provided with free access to ballot papers and envelopes for voting by post, at the diplomatic missions (consulates) of the Republic of Lithuania and aboard ships voters must be provided free access to the text of ballot papers not less than 10 days prior to the referendum day. 3. The Central Electoral Committee shall be responsible for the publishing of ballot papers and envelopes for voting by post, as well as for the keeping of records and delivery thereof without violating the fixed dates.
§ Article 47Delivery of Referendum Ballot Papers
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