(1) Every political party shall have the right to nominate two delegates (hereinafter referred to as the "party delegates") to the Commission. 

(2) Party delegates shall represent the political party nominating them with the Commission and shall have the right in  general to be informed in writing at least once a month of all  sittings of the Commission and decisions taken thereat. 

(3) The party delegates shall notwithstanding the provisions of  any other law, have full and free right of access to the Electoral  Office, to all records kept therein, to be given copies thereof in  written or electro-magnetic format, and to check, verify and obtain  any information regarding the work of the Electoral Office;  provided that the Commission shall have the right to nominate an  official of the Commission to accompany such delegates at all  times. 

(4) The party delegates shall continue in office until removed by the political party nominating them. 

(5) Party delegates shall have the right to seek and obtain from  the Commissioners as well as from any other official connected  with the running, supervising or security of the elections or of any  aspect thereof, information showing whether or not such persons  are taking adequate measures to comply with the provisions of the  law in the forthcoming elections, and the Commissioners or such  other persons shall, notwithstanding any other law or regulation, be bound to furnish such information immediately. 

(6) Notwithstanding any provision in this Act granting party  delegates and political parties the right to seek and obtain  information or their right to be given copies of documents and lists  by the Commission or by Government departments, such right shall  not include the right of access to medical records or to adoption  records of voters or to photographs of persons holding a legally  valid identification document and the right to be made aware prior  to the day of the poll of security features relating to ballot papers,  voting documents and the official mark used by the Commission on  ballot papers. The information, documents or lists shall be given to the party delegates orally or in written, printed or electronic format as the delegates may require and the Commission is technically able to provide. Where the information, documents or lists are of a confidential nature the party delegates shall have the same obligations as to secrecy as the person from whom such  information, documents or lists are obtained.