33.2. In case of refusal to register as a candidate, the documents required for re-registration may be submitted to the General Election Committee at least 25 days before the date of voting. 33.3. The General Election Committee shall receive the documents submitted for re-registration and decide whether to register them before the time specified in Article 32.12 of this Law. 33.4. When checking the form signed by the voters specified in this law, irregularities related to the voter's documents are found, not related to the self-nominator, and if the number of signatures on the form is not less than the number specified in Article 31.2 of this law, the said violation will refuse to be registered as an independent candidate. not reasonable. Article 34. Replacement nomination 34.1. In the following cases, another person may be re-nominated at least 25 days before the date of voting: 34.1.1. refused to register as a candidate; /This provision was deemed invalid by the law of June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 34.1.2. the candidate died; 34.1.3. the candidate has been convicted by the court. 34.2. The General Election Committee shall accept the documents submitted for re-nomination and decide whether to register them before the time specified in Article 32.12 of this Law. Article 35. Guarantee of candidate's activities 35.1. The candidate can collect the necessary information and inquiries from the relevant organization in accordance with the appropriate procedure. 35.2. It is prohibited to carry out the following criminal proceedings and investigation of the candidate without the permission of the General Election Committee, except for arrests in the course of a violation or crime, or in the event of an arrest with evidence at the scene of the violation: 35.2.1. criminal prosecution or initiation of criminal proceedings, arrest or detention; /The term "detention or forced detention" was removed from this provision by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 35.2.2. to inspect and search residences, offices, vehicles and bodies. 35.3. It is prohibited to publish false information defaming the honor and reputation of the candidate, to distribute printed materials with such content, or to distribute them through mass media and electronic media. CHAPTER SEVEN ELECTION PROGRAMS AND ADVERTISING Article 36. Organization in charge of elections 36.1. The party, coalition, and candidate's election campaign organization, such as meetings with voters and promotion of the election platform, shall be conducted by the party, coalition, and candidate's election organization. 36.2. Organizations in charge of elections of parties and coalitions shall conduct election campaigns of their parties, coalitions and candidates, and shall not have the right of a legal entity. Article 37. Composition of the organization in charge of elections 37.1. The members of the organization in charge of party and coalition elections include the head of the party or coalition, or the official, employee and candidate authorized by him, his manager, deputy assistant, and agitator. 37.2. Party and coalition election organizations may have up to 500 employees nationwide, up to 100 employees in provinces and capitals, up to 50 employees in districts, and up to 20 employees in sub-districts and committees. / In this section, "up to 100, up to 20 in the capital, province" was changed to "up to 500, up to 100 in the province, capital" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and effective from January 1, 2024 will follow./ 37.3. A candidate may have one manager, one assistant for each of the regional, sum, capital, district, committee, and provincial center teams, one agitator for every 400 voters in the capital and provincial centers, and one agitator for every 200 voters in other places. /This section was amended by the law of April 22, 2022./ / In this section, after the word "assistant", "one agitator for every 400 voters in the capital and provincial centers, and in other places" was added by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024. / 37.4. ID card of the employee of the organization in charge of elections of the party or coalition operating at the state level, ID card of the employee operating at the level of the General Election Committee, province and capital election committee, ID card of the employee operating at the level of the province, sum, district election committee will be given. 37.5. The candidate's manager and deputy assistant's ID card will be issued by the provincial and capital election commissions, and the agitator's card will be issued by the district and district election commissions, respectively. 37.6.Requests for the ID card of the employee of the organization in charge of the election of a party or coalition after the decision on the registration of the party coalition, and the request for the ID card of the manager, deputy assistant or agitator of the candidate after the decision on the registration of the candidate was received by the relevant election committee and approved by the General Election Committee will be issued according to the procedure. 37.7. It is forbidden for independent candidates to join together to form an election organization. 37.8. The agitator will work on a voluntary basis, and the amount of bonus will not exceed 50 percent of the minimum wage. /This section was added by the law dated June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ Article 38. Election platform 38.1.Parties, coalitions and independent candidates participating in the elections shall have an election platform to be implemented within four years.