1.  Voting in elections shall be conducted in constant and distinct voting precinct established on the territory of the municipality, subject to Art. 14 § 1 and art. 15 § 1.

2. The division of the municipality into permanent voting precincts shall be determined by an election commissioner,

3. A permanent voting precinct should include from 500 to 4000 inhabitants. In cases justified by local conditions, a precinct may include a smaller number of inhabitants.

4. The election commissioner shall establish a distinct voting precinct for each medical facility, nursing home care, prison and police custody building as well as any external branch of such a prison or police custody, in which there will be at least 15 voters on election day. The requirement to establish such voting precincts may not be fulfilled only in justified cases, by motion of the person in charge of any of these institutions.

5. In elections to constitutive bodies of local government units and in the elections of mayors, a distinct voting precinct in units referred to in § 4 shall be created if, on the election day, at least 15 voters listed in the register of voters kept in the municipality in which territory these units are located.

6. If less than 15 persons are present in the institution referred to in § 4, a distinct voting precinct may be established following consultation with the person in charge of a given institution.

7. A distinct voting precinct may be created in student dormitories or other student residence facilities run by universities or other entities on the basis of agreements with universities, where at least 50 persons entitled to vote submit written information to the rector of the university to whom the dormitories or student residence facilities belong, indication their intention to remain on the premises of the said dormitories or student residence facilities on voting day.

8. The provision of § 7 is not applicable to elections to constitutive bodies of local government units or elections for the mayor.

9. The election commissioner shall establish the voting precincts referred to in § 7, by way of resolution, after obtainment of consent of the rector of the university.

10. The establishment of a distinct voting precinct is possible at the latest, on the 35th day prior to the election.

11. In the establishment of voting precinct the election commissioner also establishes their numbers, boundaries and offices of the precinct election commissions.

12. The resolution of the election commissioner on establishment of voting precincts shall be announced in the official journal of the province and shall be made public in the customary manner. A copy of the resolution shall be forwarded to the mayor of the province and National Election Commission..

13. The resolution of the election commissioner referred to in § 2, 4 and 9, may be subject to a complaint to the National Election Commission submitted by at least 15 voters within 3 days from the date of making the resolution public. The National Election Commission shall examine the complaint within 5 days and issue a decision.

14. The decision of the National Election Commission, referred to in §2, may be a subject to a complaint to the Supreme Administrative Court, submitted by at least 15 voters within 3 days from the date of making the decision public. The Supreme Administrative Court hears the case in a panel composed of three judges, no later than 5 days from the date of its submission. There is no legal remedy against the decision of the Supreme Administrative Court. The provision of art. 420 § 3 shall apply.