(1) The stipulations of the present title with reference to the National Electoral Registry shall apply starting with the parliamentary elections organised in 2012.

(2) The National Centre for Database Management of the People’s Record within the Ministry of the Interior and Administrative Reform shall select and process the data in the National Register of People’s Record concerning the citizens entitled to vote, and shall print and make available to the mayors two copies of the permanent electoral rolls. Updating of the permanent electoral rolls shall be accomplished by the mayor of the administrative-territorial unit, together with the local community public service of the people’s record. The time limit for making available to the mayors the permanent electoral rolls by the National Centre for Database Management of the People’s Record is 45 days of the setting of the elections date.

(2-1) The permanent electoral rolls shall include, in the order given by the electors’ address number, their full name, personal numerical code, domicile, series and number of identity paper, number of uninominal college for the elections to the Chamber of Deputies, number of uninominal college for the elections to the Senate, as well as number of constituency.

(3) Within 10 days of the receipt of the permanent electoral rolls, in compliance with the provisions of paragraph (2), the mayor is bound to make available to the political parties, political alliances, and electoral alliances copies of the permanent electoral rolls, at their request, and on their own expense.

(4) The National Centre for Database Management of the People’s Record, within the Ministry of the Interior and Administrative Reform shall place at the disposal of the mayors copies of the permanent electoral rolls, in triplicate, that include the electors in each polling station. The copies of the permanent electoral rolls shall be handed over by the mayor, in duplicate, based on a minute, to the president of each polling station by 3 days prior to the elections date. One copy shall be made available to the electors, for consultation, and another one shall be used on the elections day. The third one shall be kept by the mayor. (41) The copies drawn up according to paragraph (4) shall include: the elector’s full name, personal numerical code, domicile, series and number of identity paper, number of uninominal college for the elections to the Chamber of Deputies, number of uninominal college for the elections to the Senate, number of the polling station, as well as a box for the elector’s signature.

(5) The copies of the permanent electoral rolls shall be signed by the mayor, by the secretary of the administrative-territorial unit, by the chief of the local community public service of the people’s record, and by the chief of the territorial structure of the National Centre for Database Management of the People’s Record.

(6) The provisions of article 26 shall apply accordingly. The provisions of article 26 (1), (4), and (5) shall apply starting with the elections organised in 2012.