Movement Council, Korea Freedom Federation); 5. Organizations prohibited from participating in the political activities or an election of public officials pursuant to the statutes or regulations; 6. Institutions or organizations wherein a candidate or his or her family members (hereafter in this paragraph, referred to as "candidates, etc.") serve as executive officers, or established by contributing the assets of candidates, etc., or the candidate, etc. bear their operational expenses, or exercise the substantial influences in decision-making on their intentions pursuant to the related statutes or rules; 7. Deleted; <Aug. 4, 2005> 8. Institutions or organizations a majority of which are comprised of the persons not entitled to make any election campaigns. (2) No person may establish or set up any private organization or other organizations, such as the research institution, fellow members society, native folks society, alpine society, early rising soccer club, external group of a political party, regardless of their titles or professed purposes, for the election campaigns of a candidate (including a person intending to become a candidate). Article 88 (Prohibition of Election Campaign in Favor of other Candidates) A candidate, election campaign manager, chief of the election campaign liaison office, election campaign worker, accountant in charge, election campaign speechmaker, interviewer, or debater shall not carry out an election campaign in favor of another political party or another candidate for the same or partially overlapped constituency: Provided, That where part of an election campaign, while intended for a political party or candidate, leads to an election campaign for another political party or candidate, and where he or she supports the same political party or a candidate nominated by the same political party, or where the election campaign manager jointly appointed under this Act performs an election campaign, this shall not apply. <Amended on Jan. 17, 2012> Article 89 (Prohibition of Establishment of Similar Institutions) (1) No one shall newly establish or install an election promotion committee, supporter’s association, research institute, counseling office, resting place, or any similar institution, association, organization, or facility in whatsoever name or use an existing institution, association, organization, or facility for a candidate or a person who intends to become a candidate, in addition to the election campaign office, election campaign liaison office, or election campaign organization under Article 61 (1) or (2): Provided, That this shall not apply to one election campaign organization established in the election campaign office of a candidate or a preliminary candidate and the supporters’ association under the Political Funds Act. <Amended on Nov. 14, 1997; Feb. 16, 2000; Mar. 12, 2004; Aug. 4, 2005; Oct. 2, 2012; Jan. 17, 2014> (2) An institution, association, organization, or facility established and operated by a political party or a candidate shall neither do anything, to the constituents, that may influence the election, nor do promotional activities using a poster, placard, broadcast, newspaper, communications, magazine or printed