Accessibility to election campaigning materials in military units and military establishments
The commanding staff of the military unit and the administration of the military establishment shall ensure the opportunity for the military servants in military units and military establishments to follow, through audiovisual media service providers, the election campaigning, including to watch political advertisements, election debates between political parties (alliances of political parties) and candidates running in elections.
2. The commanding staff of the military unit and the administration of the military establishment shall, within a two-day period after it is published on the website of the Central Electoral Commission, ensure the accessibility — in printed form, and where applicable also in electronic form — of election programmes of political parties (alliances of political parties) running in elections, published on the website of the Central Electoral Commission, in the territory of the military unit or the military establishment, i.e. in the information room.
3.Military servants shall have the right to follow the election campaigning during their off-duty hours or days.
4. The use of subordination relations within the military service with the view to unreasonably restricting and otherwise obstructing the exercise by the subordinate military servants their right to follow the election campaigning provided for by this Article shall be prohibited.
