Ballot papers shall be printed so as to have two parts, the counterfoil and the stub of the ballot paper, bearing the unique serial number and the actual ballot.

Unique serial number may not be printed on the ballot paper.

The counterfoil and the stub of the ballot paper and the actual ballot shall be separated by a line of perforations.

The range of serial numbers on the counterfoil shall correspond to the number of voters included into the electoral register, provided that the number of ballot papers following the order of serial numbers on the counterfoil shall be determined for each polling station in a certain electoral district.

The counterfoils of ballot papers shall be printed on up to one half of the width of the ballot paper. Ballot papers shall be printed on a specially protected 120 gr paper with a watermark embedded into it.