(1) The electronic media shall clearly and without reservation disclose the following information in releasing results of a public opinion survey:

a) Name of the institution or person that ordered and paid the survey,

b) Name and the seat of the institution that conducted the survey,

c) Size of the sample and a possible tolerance in the survey results,

d) The period in which the survey was conducted.

(2) Results of a telephone public opinion research or street poll conducted among voters during the election period shall not be presented as a reliable or trustful opinion of a particular social group, which must be particularly emphasized by the media that conducts the survey and announces results.