(4) Deleted. <Jan. 25, 2010> (5) Except for any of the following acts, the head of a local government (including public officials belonging to such local government) shall not publish, distribute or broadcast the publicity articles (including publicity papers, news bulletins, publications, facilities, sound recordings, visual records and other publicity articles, and the cases utilizing newspapers and broadcasting) to inform the residents of the plans for projects, process records and other activities of local government in excess of one kind and one time per quarter; may not publish, distribute or broadcast the publicity articles from 180 days (in cases of a special election, etc., the day when the ground for holding an election is confirmed; hereafter in paragraph (6) the same shall apply) before the election day of the head of relevant local government to the election day: <Newly Inserted on Apr. 30, 1998; Feb. 16, 2000; Mar. 12, 2004; Mar. 2, 2006; Jan. 25, 2010> 1. Publishing, distributing or broadcasting the publicity articles which are prescribed to do so by statutes or regulations; 2. Obtaining the consent of persons and residents interested in specially designated projects in order to carry out such projects; 3. Solving a group civil petition or an urgent civil petition when it takes place; 4. Other acts equivalent to those referred to in the above subparagraphs and which are prescribed by the National Election Commission Regulations. (6) The head of a local government may not attend the lecture on culture to be held by the residents' selfgoverning center, any event held by organizations, other than public institutions, (including events held in the buildings of the relevant local governments) during his or her office hours from 180 days before the election day of the head of such a local government to the election day: Provided, That the same shall not apply to events he or she may attend or visit under paragraph (2) 3. <Newly Inserted on Apr. 30, 1998; Mar. 7, 2002; Jan. 25, 2010> (7) No head of local governments may make an appearance in broadcasting, newspapers, magazines or other advertisements, without distinction of tasks under his or her jurisdiction or other pretexts. <Newly Inserted on Jan. 25, 2010> Article 87 (Prohibition of Organization's Election Campaign) (1) An institution or organization (including the representative, executive officers or members) falling under any one of the following subparagraphs shall not be allowed to wage election campaigns under its title or that of its representative: <Amended on Aug. 4, 2005; Jan. 25, 2010> 1. The State and local governments; 2. Institutions or organizations under Article 53 (1) 4 through 6; 3. Like-minded associations such as native folks society, relatives' society, alumni association, alpine society, etc., and private group of individuals such as fraternity group; 4. National movement organizations established under the special Acts that receive any contribution or subsidy from the State or local governments (referring to the Society for a Better Tomorrow, Saemaul