Public Announcement of, and Access to, Voter lists

1. A PEC, a diplomatic mission and a consular post shall, at least 25 days prior to an election, provide access for the voters to Voter list for Precinct. In an annex to the Voter list for Precinct voters shall only have access to their own data specified. It shall be prohibited to make copies of Voter list for Precinct or duplicate or distribute such lists in any other manner. A notice must be posted at the entrance to the PEC office indicating working hours and telephone numbers by which the voters may check whether their names have been entered on the voter list. Upon the expiry of the time limit for delivering voter cards as provided for by this Law, the working hours of the PEC, its telephone numbers must be on display in stairwell entrances of multi-apartment residential buildings. The time and place for the voters to exercise their right to have access to voter lists shall be on display in a diplomatic mission and a consular post, at the entrance to the premises of an election Commission.

2. The National Voter List and voter lists of municipalities shall not be made public, however, information about the entry of the voter's name on the voter list may be provided by telephone to the voter concerned.