These revisions are largely in line with international good practice, but the expansion of the current prohibitions may be in danger of capturing too much. There appears to be no definition of administrative resources. It is unclear whether all the elements of the amended Article 52.7 are to apply since the beginning of the electoral process or during the shorter electoral campaign which is to be limited to 30 days pre-election. In particular it may be problematic to prohibit involvement in launches and procurement during the longer period without clearer guidance for candidates affiliated with government. The second part of the article is focused on public authorities and institutions and is welcome, but again it should provide more clarity if it applies during the longer or shorter period. The sanctions for abuse of administrative resources to be found in Article 75 are quite extensive for candidates but it should be made more explicit if the sanctions also apply to the public bodies and agencies. The Venice Commission and ODIHR recommend re-drafting the provisions on (misuse of) administrative resources in order to make them more precise.