§ Electoral Code art. 69Nomination and confirmation of representatives in electoral bodies and

Nomination and confirmation of representatives in electoral bodies and
courts
(1) Electoral competitors may appoint, for the electoral period, one representative in
each electoral bodies registering them, as well as in the lower hierarchical electoral bodies.
Political parties and electoral blocks may also appoint a representative for the electoral period
to the Central Electoral Commission.
(2) The respective electoral bodies shall confirm the representatives of the electoral
competitors within 3 days at the latest. Nominations must be persons entitled to vote.
Candidates in elections may not be appointed as representatives.
(3) Representatives of the electoral competitor shall have the right to participate in all
electoral operations, in all meetings of the electoral body confirming it, including on the election
day, to represent the interests of the electoral competitor and in other authorities involved in
the electoral process. They shall have access to all electoral information, electoral rolls,
minutes drawn up by electoral bodies, photographic and video filming with notification to the
President of the electoral body, without jeopardising the secrecy and security of voting. The
status of the representatives of the electoral competitors and their other rights and obligations
shall be laid down in a regulation approved by the Central Electoral Commission.
(4) The representative nominated and confirmed by the electoral body in accordance
with the provisions of this Article may defend the interests of the electoral competitor in
electoral disputes as well as in the court under the terms of the Administrative Code and the
Code of Civil Procedure.
ELECTION CAMPAIGN.
RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF ELECTORAL COMPETITORS