1.Employees of radio companies and television companies carrying out terrestrial on-air broadcasting, who are registered as candidates, as well as persons having an employment contract or a contract on provision of paid services shall be prohibited to cover elections, to anchor radio programmes or television programmes except for cases prescribed by Article 20 of this Code. 

2.When publishing the results of an opinion poll on ratings of candidates, political parties running in elections, the organisation carrying out the poll shall be obliged to indicate the time limits of the poll, the number of respondents and the type of sample, type and place of collection, precise wording of the question, statistical evaluation of a possible error, and the client. 

When publishing the results of journalistic poll on ratings of candidates, political parties running in elections, the mass media means carrying out the poll, as well as persons re-publishing or covering the results of the poll shall indicate the time limits of the poll, the number of respondents and the type of sampling, type and place of collection, and the precise wording of the question.  

It shall be prohibited to publish the results of an opinion poll in relation to candidates, political parties running in elections, as well as information thereon via television, radio carrying out terrestrial on-air broadcasting, or the print media on the day preceding the voting, as well as on the voting day by 20:00.  

3.Gathering in groups on the area adjacent to the polling station with a radius of up to 50 metres, cluster of vehicles on the area adjacent to the entrance of the polling station on the voting day shall be prohibited. Enforcement of the provisions of this part, as well as maintenance of public order in that area shall be ensured by police officers carrying out service in the polling station, irrespective of the request of the electoral commission.