1. The CEC shall, on a timely fashion, organize and sponsor a voter education campaign. It
shall disseminate nation-wide, according to the Law on the Use of Languages, information on:

1.1. voting procedures; and

1.2. voters rights and procedures for protecting them and including complaint
mechanisms.

2. In each polling station, on the day of the election, printed material, designed and produced
on behalf of the CEC, listing the names of all political entities and names of candidates, as well
as voting procedures, shall be issued, displayed or published by the CEC Secretariat for the
benefit of voters. The names of the candidates on such printed and displayed material shall be
listed in the same order as they appear on the candidate lists as certified by the CEC in relation
to the political entity that submitted them.

3. When conducting the voter education campaign, CECS shall pay particular attention to voters
of social groups such as: women, non-majority communities, voters in rural areas, first-time
voters and persons with disabilities.