Another example of this subdivision in Europe is the Election Code of Georgia, whose Article 48.1 allows the use of administrative resources for campaign purposes. The provision allows the use of state-funded buildings, communication means, and vehicles, provided that equal access is given to all election subjects. The joint opinion on the draft Election Code of Georgia of the Venice Commission and the OSCE/ODIHR raises once again concerns regarding continuous risk of misuse of administrative resources. The opinion states that “this provision appears to adhere to the equal opportunity principle. However, in practice such equality may quickly be undermined as political parties in government have easier access to such resources (government facilities, telephones, computers and vehicles). Moreover, Article 48(2) allows civil servants to use their official vehicles for campaign purposes of campaigning, provided that the fuel costs are reimbursed.”