(6) The campaign material concerning the party platform and policies referred to in paragraph (1) shall be prepared within 27 centimeters in length and 9 centimeters in width and within 16 sheets in cases of a presidential election and within eight sheets in cases of an election of constituency members of the National Assembly, an election of constituency members of local councils and an election of the heads of local governments, respectively. <Amended on Aug. 4, 2005> Article 138-2 (Restrictions on Distribution of Policy Promise Collection) (1) When any political party intends to distribute its policy promise collection (referring to the collection that is published in the form of book; hereinafter referred to as "policy promise collection") in which its policies and campaign promises are described, the political party shall sell the policy promise collection in an ordinary manner: Provided, That the policy promise collection shall not be sold by means of door-todoor sales. (2) Every political party may sell its policy promise collections in its headquarters and open places where candidates nominated by the relevant political party deliver their campaign speeches and speaking places pursuant to Article 79, in addition to its sales made in an ordinary manner pursuant to paragraph (1). In such cases, when they are sold at the headquarters of a political party, they shall be sold in a method by which the fact of selling policy promise collections can be confirmed in public, such as installing a separate stand in an open place. <Amended on Feb. 29, 2008; Jan. 25, 2010> (3) When any political party intends to sell its policy promise collection pursuant to paragraphs (1) and (2), the political party shall immediately submit two copies of the policy promise collection to the competent election commission tasked with performing the clerical work involving the registrations of political parties provided for in the Political Parties Act, and such copies may be substituted by electronic files. <Amended on Jan. 25, 2010> (4) Matters related to candidates, including the marks, names, photographs, academic attainments and careers, etc. of candidates, and matters concerning their political parties shall be prohibited from being described in a policy promise collection. (5) The indication of the basis for compiling a policy promise collection, the submission thereof and other necessary matters shall be prescribed by the National Election Commission Regulations. Article 139 (Restrictions on Publication and Distribution of Party Organs) (1) A central party of a political party shall not publish and distribute a party organ during the election period in anything but a normal way: Provided, That where the frequency of publication in the ordinary cycle is fewer than twice during the election period, it may be published and distributed up to twice (including the enlarged edition, extras, temporary edition, and even where part of the contents inserted in is different from area to area where it is distributed, it shall be deemed identical). In such cases, issuance by a party branch other than the central party of a political party, distribution at the place of campaign speech or interview at an open place or the place of interview or debates, or selling, distribution, pasting,