In the year in which the universal election is organized, the National Election Committee may decide on a different date and duration of voter list revision, voter registration and voter list validation. The National Election Committee may extend the duration for voter list revision and voter registration no longer than 50 (fifty) days. In the event that the National Assembly is dissolved during the voter list revision and voter registration or due to the force majeure or insecurity, the National Election Committee may decide on the duration of voter list revision and voter registration other than the above-said duration. The voter list revision and voter registration and voter list validation in the newlycreated commune/sangkat whose boundaries change based on the conditions determined in the Law on Administrative Management of Communes/Sangkats shall comply with the provisions and the conditions described in this Law and the regulations and procedures defined the National Election Committee. Article 46._ To be eligible to vote, every citizen must have his/her name in the voter list and must have Khmer Citizen Identity Card. To have his/her name in the voter list, every citizen shall meet the following requirements: Be a Khmer national; Be over 18 (eighteen) years old, counting up to the polling day; Have house or residence in the commune/sangkat where he/she is going to cast the vote; - Not be in a situation of serving a prison term or not deprived of the right to vote - Not be insane or under general guardianship as certified by a competent ministry or institution. The National Election Committee shall issue regulations and procedures to actually implement this Article. - Article 47._ The candidates running in the Election, their spouses and children may cast the vote in the constituency in which the candidates stand for the Election. A candidate who has his/her name in the candidate list of an approved political party to run in the election by the National Election Committee, including his/her spouse and children who have been registered as voters in a constituency other than the one he/she stands for, the candidate may request to the National Election Committee to register his/her name and the name of his/her spouse and children, provided the spouse and children agree to do so, in any polling station at the constituency where he/she is running for. The National Election Committee shall order to delete that candidate’s name and his/her spouse’s and children’s names from the voter list in the commune/sangkat where they have previously registered and then order to register the candidate’s name and his/her spouse’s and children’s names in the voter list of a polling station in the constituency where he/she is running