§ Article 93(untitled)

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Election campaign

1. During elections of the National Assembly the airtime for conducting election
 campaign of a political party running in elections through free and paid use of
 airtime on public radio and public television shall be provided as prescribed by
 the Central Electoral Commission.

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2. A political party running in elections shall have the right to use free of charge no

 more than 60 minutes of airtime on public television, and no more than

 120 minutes of airtime on public radio.

3. A political party running in elections shall have the right to use for pay no more

 than 120 minutes of airtime on public television, and no more than 180 minutes

 of airtime on public radio at the account of its campaign fund.

4. In case of early elections or declaring elections of the National Assembly invalid

 and holding repeat voting, a political party running in elections shall have the

 right to use free of charge no more than 30 minutes of airtime on public

 television, and no more than 60 minutes of airtime on public radio, and — at the

 account of the campaign fund — no more than 60 minutes of paid airtime on

 public television and no more than 90 minutes of paid airtime on public radio.

 During the second round of election of the National Assembly a political party

 running in elections shall have the right to use free of charge no more than

 20 minutes of airtime on public television, and no more than 40 minutes of

 airtime on public radio, and — at the account of the campaign fund — no more

 than 40 minutes of paid airtime on public television and no more than

 60 minutes of paid airtime on public radio.

 The Central Electoral Commission shall distribute the airtime no later than within

 5 days after adopting the decision on holding a second round of elections of the

 National Assembly, as well as declaring the elections invalid and holding repeat

 voting.

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 CHAPTER 17

 BALLOT PAPERS

 SUMMARISATION OF ELECTION RESULTS

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