stablishment of the results of the referendum in the regions and the city of Minsk Based on the protocols of district, city, district referendum commissions in cities, regional and Minsk city referendum commissions establish: the total number of citizens in the region, the city of Minsk, who have the right to participate in the referendum; the number of citizens who received ballot papers; the number of citizens who took part in the vote, including the number of citizens who took part in early voting, the number of citizens who took part in voting at their location, and the number of citizens who took part in voting on the day of the referendum in the premises of the polling station; the number of those who voted for the approval of the issue submitted to the referendum and the number of those who voted against its approval; number of ballots declared invalid; the number of ballots issued to district, city, and city district referendum commissions; number of spoiled ballots; number of unused ballots. The results of the referendum in the regions and the city of Minsk are established at meetings of the regional and Minsk city referendum commissions and are entered into the minutes. The protocol is signed by the chairman, deputy chairman, secretary and members of the regional and Minsk city referendum commissions and transferred no later than the fourth day after voting day personally by the chairman or deputy chairman or secretary of the commission to the Central Commission. Attached, if any, to the protocol sent to the Central Commission are special opinions of members of the commission, statements of other persons about violations committed during voting or during the counting of votes, and the decisions of the commission taken on them. Article 121. Summing up the results of the referendum Based on the protocols of the regional and Minsk city referendum commissions, the Central Commission establishes: the total number of citizens entitled to participate in the referendum; the number of citizens who received ballot papers; the number of citizens who took part in the vote, including the number of citizens who took part in early voting, the number of citizens who took part in voting at their location, and the number of citizens who took part in voting on the day of the referendum in the premises of the polling station; the number of those who voted for the approval of the issue submitted to the referendum and the number of those who voted against its approval; number of ballots declared invalid. The referendum is considered valid if more than half of the citizens included in the voting lists took part in the voting. A decision is considered to have been adopted by a referendum if more than half of the citizens who took part in the voting voted for it in the Republic of Belarus as a whole. The results of the referendum are established at a meeting of the Central Commission and entered into the minutes. The protocol is signed by the Chairman, Deputy Chairman, Secretary and members of the Central Commission. The Central Commission, on the proposal of the relevant referendum commissions and the bodies that formed the commissions, as well as on the grounds established by it, may recognize the results of a referendum in a region, district, city, district in a city, or at a polling station as invalid due to violations of the requirements of this Code and other acts of legislation. The message on the results of the referendum is published in the print media by the Central Commission within seven days, and is also posted on the official website of the Central Commission on the global computer network Internet. The message shall indicate the total number of citizens entitled to participate in the referendum; the number of citizens who received ballot papers; the number of citizens who took part in the vote; the number of those who voted for the approval of the issue submitted to the referendum and the number of those who voted against its approval; number of ballots declared invalid.
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