§ Electoral Code art. 33Centre for Continuous Electoral Training

Centre for Continuous Electoral Training
(1) The Centre for Continuous Training in electoral matters is a public institution
founded by the Central Electoral Commission, which carries out training, education, research
and information activities in the electoral field.
(2) Under the terms of the rules approved by the Central Electoral Commission, the
Centre shall train and certify electoral officials and other categories of people concerned
and/or trained in the electoral process.
(3) The Centre shall develop and implement electoral and civic education programmes
for all categories of citizens.
(4) The Centre shall have legal personality, the seal with the image of the State coat
of arms, its own heritage, administrative, scientific and teaching autonomy.
(5) The Centre shall be financed from the resources provided for separately in the
budget of the Central Electoral Commission. Other sources of financing, not prohibited by law,
are also accepted.
(6) The Centre’s rules of operation shall be approved by the Central Electoral
Commission.
(7) The remuneration of permanent employees of the Centre shall be carried out in
accordance with the relevant legislative framework, and for the electoral period, regardless of
the type of election, they shall receive an allowance of 35 per cent of the average salary.
(8) In exceptional cases, with the agreement of employees, the duration of working
time may derogate from the extended limit laid down in Article 104 (5) of the Labour Code.
Section 2
Electoral constituencies and electoral constituency councils