- Respect for human rights and freedoms of individuals - Confidentiality of voting by voters - Not causing insecurity, unrest or harm to public order or confusion in the election process - The findings resulting from the surveys shall be shared equally with political parties and public members. Article 73._ All electoral campaign activities of all political parties shall start from 6:00 am in the morning till 10:00 pm in the evening. All electoral campaign activities of all political parties shall break between 10:00 pm in the evening till 6:00 am in the morning. The electoral campaign activities using the loudspeakers shall be prohibited from 12:00 noon till 2:00 pm in the afternoon. The electoral campaign activities using the loudspeakers shall be banned near the hospitals, schools or education institutions during the hours the students are studying. Article 74._ During the electoral campaign period and on the polling day, all political parties, all candidates, all members and all supporters of political parties shall comply with the rules, provisions and principles set out in the Law on the Election of Members of National Assembly and the Code of Conduct, Regulations and Procedures of the National Election Committee, and shall respect the principles of human rights and democracy enshrined in the Constitution of the Kingdom of Cambodia. The procedures and formats for filing appeal or objection complaints during the electoral campaign and the complaint resolution shall be determined by Regulations and Procedures of the National Election Committee. The Constitutional Council is the highest competent body in issuing final decisions. Article 75._ All media outlets, including the state-run press, television and radio, shall publish and broadcast all information upon the request of the National Election Committee, free of charge, for the purpose of publicizing the work related to the election and educating voters. Article 76._ The National Election Committee shall take measures to publicize the campaign texts and messages at the request of the political parties that have registered for running in the election based on the principle of equality and in order of “first come first serve”.