The president of the electoral committee, with the help of members of the committee, ensures order and peace at the polling station. If necessary, he can request the help of the police. As long as the police are at the polling station, they are under his direction and voting is suspended.

The chairman of the electoral committee may remove anyone who disturbs the order at the polling station from the polling station, which shall be recorded in the minutes. The electoral committee decides on the removal of a trustee.

No one may come to the polling station with weapons or dangerous tools, except for police officers in the case referred to in the first paragraph of this article.

If this is necessary for smooth voting, the chairman of the electoral committee may order that voters are allowed to enter the polling station only in a certain number or individually.