The electoral documents shall be kept at the Central Elections Commission.
At the end of the electoral period, the district electoral council shall dispose of the electoral documents and materials as described bellow:
lists of candidates, annulled ballot papers, invalid and contested ballot papers, protocols, reports and contestations got by the district electoral councils from the electoral committees of the polling stations shall be forwarded to the Central Elections Commission;
valid ballot papers received from the electoral committees of the polling stations shall be forwarded to the court in the district of which the electoral council is situated;
stamps of the electoral committees of the polling stations and of the district electoral councils, as well as the rest of the electoral materials shall be forwarded to the Central Elections Commission.
The Central Elections Commission shall draft a regulation on the access to the documents listed in this article, be it necessary to prolong the elections (to validate the subsidiary candidates), to make historical enquiries, investigations in field of elections’ organization and unfolding, to study the electoral practice and in other grounded cases.
[Paragraph 3, article 62 as amended by the Law no.1107-XIV from 30.06.2000]
Note: The amendment introduced by the Law no.480 from 02.07.1999 is declared unconstitutional by the Constitutional Court's Decision no.1 from 11.01.2000
[Paragraph 3, article 62 as amended by the Law no.480-XIV from 02.07.1999]
