62.2.6. others prescribed by law. 62.3. In each polling station there is a folder with special Braille letters for visually impaired voters to read ballots and mark their votes. 62.4. At the polling station, there will be at least two vote preparation booths, depending on the number of voters in the polling station, which will allow the voter to express their vote secretly and freely. At each polling station, at least one vote preparation booth for disabled citizens will be specially equipped and prepared. 62.5. The polling station is equipped with the possibility for voters in wheelchairs to enter. 62.6. Several polling stations may be located in one building or complex. 62.7. The divisional committee shall publicly announce the number, name, address, location, and surroundings of the polling station for 14 days. 62.8. The location of the polling station may be changed with the permission of the General Election Committee due to force majeure such as public disorder, flood, or fire, and voters will be informed about this immediately. 62.9. The General Election Committee shall approve the instructions for organizing the polling process and preparing the polling station, as well as the size and design of the ballot boxes and booths for preparing votes. 62.10. After receiving vote counting equipment, voter registration equipment and ballots at the polling station, the polling station will be under police protection. 62.11. Monitoring cameras will be installed in the polling station to ensure normal operation and safety of the polling station. Surveillance cameras can be installed in polling stations located far from the central location. /This section was amended by the law of June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 62.12. The surveillance cameras specified in Article 62.11 of this law shall be placed without obstructing the voter's free and confidential expression of their votes, and shall document the activities taking place in the voter registration and voting environment. /This section was added by the law dated June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 62.13. Requirements for surveillance cameras placed in polling stations, their placement and use, and procedures for storing, protecting, and destroying recordings shall be approved by the central police organization in cooperation with the General Election Committee. /This section was added by the law dated June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ Article 63. Voting with portable sealed ballot boxes 63.1. Votes of the following voters will be taken in portable sealed ballot boxes between 09:00 and 20:00 on the day before the voting day, based on their request, medical certificate, or the relevant organization's description: 63.1.1. a voter who cannot go to the polling station in person due to health conditions; 63.1.2. A voter participating in public mobilization in accordance with the Law on Mobilization; 63.1.3. a voter who is undergoing compulsory medical treatment under administrative procedures or who has been arrested in connection with a violation case; / In this provision, the word "due to a violation" was changed to "compulsory medical treatment by administrative procedures and in connection with a violation case" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and it will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 63.1.4. A voter who has been arrested or detained in accordance with the Law on Criminal Procedure; 63.2. A voter who will vote through a portable sealed ballot box due to health conditions shall submit a doctor's certificate about his health along with a request to vote through a portable sealed ballot box at least three days before the date of voting as follows: 63.2.1. a voter admitted to a hospital or sanatorium to the administration of that institution; 63.2.2. in other cases, to the committee under his jurisdiction. 63.3. If the voter specified in Clause 63.1.1 of this law does not have a guardian or supporter, the governor of the team or committee to which the voter belongs is responsible for delivering his request and information to the relevant precinct committee. 63.4. The voter specified in Articles 63.1.1, 63.1.2, 63.1.3, and 63.1.4 of this Law shall submit his request to vote with a portable sealed ballot box to the management of the organization, and the management of the organization shall send the request along with the definition to his organization at least seven days before the day of voting. shall be submitted to the election committee of the sum and district to which it belongs. 63.5. The district and district election committee shall deliver the request and description submitted in accordance with Article 63.4 of this law to the voter's precinct committee at least five days before the polling day. / In this section, the word "for the territory of the organization" was changed to "voter" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and it will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 63.6. The ward committee and the authorized officer working under the ward committee shall receive the request, probability and description of the voter who will vote with a portable sealed ballot box and perform the following actions: 63.6.1. check with the participation of an authorized employee whether he is a voter of that section; 63.6.2. if he is not a voter listed in the voter list of that precinct, inform the relevant precinct committee and have him disqualified; /This provision was deemed invalid by the law of June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 63.6.3. issue the names of voters who will vote with portable sealed ballot boxes, and the chairman of the precinct committee approves the schedule and directions for voting with portable sealed ballot boxes. 63.7. At least two members of the precinct committee shall go to their place of residence within the territory of the capital and Sumy according to the schedule and direction approved by the chairman of the precinct committee.