Article 107.d

An observer observing the work of an electoral committee is entitled to be present during the work of the electoral committee from the moment of setting up of the polling station before its opening, during the voting, counting the ballots and establishing the results of polling and filling out the minutes of the electoral committee.

The observer may enter objections with a statement of reasons concerning the work of the electoral committee in the minutes of the electoral committee or enclose them to the minutes in written form.

The electoral committee shall receive such written objections of the observer and attach them to the minutes of the electoral committee and issue a confirmation to that effect. 

The observer may visit and leave the polling station, without disturbing the polling procedure and the work of the electoral committee.

The observer may not respond to any questions posed by voters, and if any voter should address the observer, the observer shall instruct him to address the chairperson or member of the electoral committee.