(1) Additional electoral lists shall be drawn up in the cases referred to by this law and they shall include the elements referred to in Article 49 paragraphs (5) and (6), where appropriate. The additional electoral lists shall be signed by the president of the electoral bureau of the polling station where they have been drawn up.

(2) The additional electoral lists used in the polling stations in the country shall include, entered by the president of the electoral bureau of the polling station, the following persons:

a) the persons going to the polls and proving to be domiciled or residing within the jurisdiction of the respective polling station, but who have been omitted from the permanent electoral list;

b) the persons going to the polls and proving to be residing within the jurisdiction of the respective polling station, but who have not requested to be registered in the Electoral Register with their residential address;

c) the persons who, on the day of the vote, are in a different administrative-territorial unit than the one of their domicile or residence and who prove to be domiciled or residing within the jurisdiction of the electoral constituency where the respective polling station is located;

d) the members of the electoral bureaus of the polling stations and computer operators, if domiciled or residing within the jurisdiction of the electoral constituency where the respective polling station is located;

e) the persons responsible for ensuring the order or for monitoring those in charge of maintaining the order, if domiciled or residing within the jurisdiction of the electoral constituency where the respective polling station is located;

f) the candidates, if they stand as candidates in the respective electoral constituency.

(3) The additional electoral lists used in the polling stations abroad shall include, entered by the president of the electoral bureau of the polling station, the following persons:

a) the persons going to the polls in the polling stations set up abroad and proving to be domiciled or residing abroad;

b) the staff of diplomatic missions and consular offices, consular sections and cultural institutes abroad;

c) the members of the electoral bureaus of the polling stations and computer operators abroad, if domiciled or residing abroad;

d) the candidates, if they stand as candidates in the respective electoral constituency abroad.

(4) Objections filed concerning the additional electoral lists shall be settled by the electoral bureau of the polling station, by decision.

(5) Within the polling stations set up abroad, there shall be utilised only additional electoral lists, which shall be generated electronically, automatically, based on data recorded on computer terminals within the Computer system for monitoring turnout and preventing illegal voting.

(6) In case of malfunctions of the Computer system for monitoring turnout and preventing illegal voting, the additional electoral lists from abroad shall be drawn up on paper and shall include fields for the name and surname, personal numerical code, domicile or residence of the voter, as well as his/her signature.