(5) A shipboard voter to whom a ballot paper is delivered pursuant to paragraph (4) shall put his or her signature in the blank for confirmation by the eligible voter, fill in the blank for one candidate (referring to one political party in cases of an election of proportional representation members of the National Assembly) chosen by him or her on the ballot paper, and then transmit it directly to the competent City/Do election commission by facsimile installed at the shipboard voting place. (6) A shipboard voter who has finished transmitting his or her shipboard vote pursuant to paragraph (5) shall seal it in an envelope by himself/herself and submit it to the shipmaster. (7) After completing shipboard voting on a ship, the shipmaster shall sort out the envelopes of shipboard votes submitted pursuant to paragraphs (6) and the envelopes of shipboard votes under the latter part of paragraph (4) with observers present at the scene, put them into a package, affix his or her and observers’ seals on the package, and then keep the package safely. (8) Upon completion of shipboard voting on a ship, the shipmaster shall prepare the record of the management of shipboard voting, transmit the record by facsimile to the City/Do election commission having jurisdiction over the seat of the regional maritime affairs and port office responsible for the management of the original ship register of the relevant ship (referring to the place of registration of the relevant shipping company, if the ship is a bareboat chartered under the condition that the ship shall acquire the nationality of the Republic of Korea, or the seat of the regional maritime affairs and port office with which the relevant ship management business is registered, if the ship has a foreign nationality) by not later than the day immediately before the election day and shall submit the record of the management of shipboard voting and the envelopes that he or she has kept pursuant to paragraph (7) to the competent City/Do election commission immediately upon arrival in the Republic of Korea. In such cases, such record and envelopes may be submitted from a foreign country by international mail even before the ship arrives in the Republic of Korea. (9) A City/Do election commission shall install a technical device in the facsimile machine for receiving shipboard votes pursuant to paragraph (5) to ensure the secrecy of voting. (10) A City/Do election commission shall cut the front section of each shipboard vote received pursuant to paragraph (5) to put it into an envelope, attach the front section to the envelope with its seal affixed thereon, and then send it to the Gu/Si/Gun election commission having jurisdiction over the address of the relevant shipboard voter. If it is impossible to identify who is the eligible voter who cast a shipboard vote, such shipboard vote shall be sealed in an envelope and shall be kept safely with a cover stating the reason therefor. (11) A City/Do election commission shall keep records of receipt and dispatch of shipboard ballot papers in the register of management of shipboard ballot papers. (12) A Gu/Si/Gun election commission shall receive shipboard ballot papers sent by the competent City/Do election commission and shall put them into a mail ballot box by the closing time of voting on the election day.