38.2. It is forbidden for a candidate from a party or coalition to have a platform separate from the party's or coalition's election platform. 38.3. It is forbidden to include the following items in the election platform: 38.3.1. granting rights related to money, property, and property; 38.3.2. to provide citizens with any endowments, percentages, or other equivalents from the incomes of mining, oil, mineral resources, and other sectors, as well as from the state and local budgets; 38.3.3. cancellation and conversion of credit and other liabilities; 38.3.4. providing free or discounted services to citizens; 38.3.5. Placement in the workplace and employment; 38.3.6. problems related to distribution and direct spending of state and local budget funds to citizens. 38.4. Parties, alliances, and candidates may have slogans that match the content of the election platform. 38.5. Whether the goals and measures included in the election platform of the party, coalition or independent candidate are in line with the long-term development policy of Mongolia, and whether the amount of expenses required to implement the measures that require certain financial resources is in accordance with the special budget requirements stipulated in the Law on Budget Stability The state audit organization reviewed and made a conclusion about its existence. /This section was amended by the law of December 17, 2021./ 38.6. Parties and coalitions shall submit their election manifesto to the Supreme Audit Institution before March 25 of the regular election year, and independent candidates before April 25 of the regular election year. 38.7. Parties, coalitions and independent candidates shall submit their donation reports specified in Article 38.13 of this law to the supreme state audit institution for an opinion within the first week of April of the regular election year. /In this section, "Articles 26.3.6 and 26.4.6" were changed to "Article 38.13" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 38.8. Parties, coalitions, and independent candidates in special and by-elections shall submit their election manifesto and donation report specified in Article 38.13 of this law within the time limit set by the higher state audit organization. /In this section, "Articles 26.3.6 and 26.4.6" were changed to "Article 38.13" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 38.9. If it is concluded that the election platform of a party, coalition or independent candidate does not meet the requirements set forth in this law, it shall be submitted for re-evaluation within five days on the basis of eliminating the violations. 38.10. The supreme state audit body shall issue its findings on party and coalition platforms and donation reports at least 60 days before the polling day and submit them to the General Election Committee. / In this section, the term "conformity with the requirements of this law" was amended by the law dated June 16, 2023 to read "and made in the donation report" and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 38.11. The Supreme State Audit Organization shall independently issue a conclusion on whether the platform of the candidates meets the requirements set forth in this law at least 33 days before the date of voting and submit it to the General Election Committee. 38.12. The Supreme State Audit Organization shall publish the reports, election agendas and conclusions made thereon as specified in Article 38.13 of this Law starting 18 days before the date of polling until the day when parties, coalitions and independent candidates submit their election expense reports in accordance with this Law. will be posted openly on the page. /In this section, "Articles 26.3.6 and 26.4.6" were changed to "Article 38.13" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ / In this section, the word "22" was changed to "18" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and it will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 38.13. The Supreme State Audit Institution shall make one conclusion for each party, coalition, and independent candidate's campaign program specified in Section 38.5 and donation report specified in Section 38.7 of this law. The donation report covers the period from March 1st of the regular election year to January 1st of the previous year, and in the case of special or by-elections, the period of the reporting year before the election year. /This section was added by the law dated June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 38.14. The Supreme State Audit Organization has the right to collect from the relevant person the inquiries necessary to make the conclusions specified in Article 38.13 of this Law. /This section was added by the law dated June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ Article 39. Election advertising 39.1. Election campaigning shall begin on the date of issuance of an ID card to the candidate and shall end 24 hours before the day of voting or 00:00 the day before the day of voting. 39.2. Election advertising shall be carried out in the following ways and forms: 39.2.1. publishing election campaign materials and distributing them to voters; 39.2.2. to place election advertising billboards on public streets and squares; 39.2.3. unless otherwise specified by law, placing party flags on streets and squares, using identification symbols and slogans; 39.2.4. holding meetings, meetings and gatherings with voters; 39.2.5. operate a boarding house; 39.2.6. use radio and television advertising programs; 39.2.7. use of electronic environment;