(1) The Government, the presidents of county councils, and the mayors must provide, in support of the activity of the electoral bureaus, the necessary statisticians and auxiliary technical staff, for the period such bureaus are in operation. The auxiliary technical staff of the Central Electoral Bureau is provided by the Ministry of Interior, together with the Permanent Electoral Authority, and the statisticians by the National Institute of Statistics.

(2) The members of the electoral bureaus, the statisticians and the auxiliary technical staff, employed based on an employment contract or appointed to a public position, shall be deemed seconded to the electoral bureaus, for the duration of their activities.

(3) Accredited persons and delegates may attend the electoral operations only if they produce their accreditation document. They shall not interfere in any way with the organisation and unfolding of the elections, being only entitled to inform the president of the electoral bureau when finding irregularities. Any propaganda action for or against a political party, political alliance, electoral alliance or independent candidate, or attempt to influence the voters’ option, as  ell as the violation, in any way, of the accreditation document shall entail the enforcement of the legal sanctions, the cancellation of the accreditation by the electoral bureau having found the fault, and, on the election day, the immediate removal of that person from the polling station.

The removal from the polling station is done by the staff guarding the polling station only upon the request of the president of the electoral bureau of the polling station.