39.2.8. Publish election campaign materials in dailies and other newspapers and magazines. 39.3. Announcements and invitations to voters about election campaign meetings and donations are not included in campaign printed materials. Announcements and invitations are not larger than A5 size. 39.4. In the lower right part of any election campaign material, the name of the party, alliance, or candidate participating in the election shall be clearly visible and not abbreviated, and this applies to the entire duration of the television program. In the case of radio programs, the names of parties, coalitions and candidates are mentioned at the beginning and end. 39.5. The radio and television service providers authorized to introduce election advertising shall publish the report on the advertising within 10 days after the end of the election campaign. / In this section, the word "transmitted media" was changed to "radio and television service provider authorized to broadcast" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 39.6. The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission shall limit the rights of radio and television organizations to use the network of multi-channel transmission service providers that violate Article 39.1 of this Law for a period of up to three months from the day of the violation. 39.7. The radio and television stations authorized to broadcast election advertising shall submit the report made public in accordance with Article 39.5 of this law to the public administrative body in charge of fair competition within 5 working days after the public notification. /This section was added by the law dated June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ Article 40. Use of vehicles for election campaigns 40.1. Candidates may use no more than two vehicles in one constituency for election campaign purposes. The design of vehicle identification shall be approved by the General Election Committee. / In this section, the word "candidate" is changed to "candidate in the electoral district" and the word "from four" to "two" was changed by the law dated June 16, 2023, and it will be followed from January 1, 2024. follow./ 40.2. Registration number of vehicles used for election campaign shall be registered with provincial and district election committee, identification mark shall be taken and placed in plain sight. 40.3 It is prohibited to use cars, buses, mopeds, motorcycles and other vehicles without identification marks approved by the General Election Committee for election campaigns. 40.4. Election campaign leaflets, billboards, screens, slogans, party flags, and loudspeakers may be placed on vehicles used for election campaigning. Article 41. Publication, distribution and delivery of election campaign printed materials 41.1. The person authorized to conduct election campaign has the right to distribute election campaign printed materials to voters without exceeding the following format and size: 41.1.1. two press pages newspaper; / In this provision, the word "three" was changed to "two" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and it will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 41.1.2. two press pages and magazines; / In this provision, the word "three" was changed to "two" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and it will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 41.1.3. one press leaflet or poster. /In this provision, the word "or television" was added after the word "incitement" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 41.2. Candidates of the same party or coalition may submit their printed campaign materials jointly. /In this section, after the word "coalition", the word "district" was added by the law dated June 16, 2023, and it will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 41.3. The location of free placement of billboards in public streets, squares, and public places shall be determined and publicized at least 60 days before the date of voting by the People's Representative Meeting of the respective subdistrict or district. /This section was amended by the law of April 22, 2022./ / In this section, the term "Flyers and posters" has been changed to "Photographs" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 41.4. When determining the location specified in Article 41.3 of this Law, the Assembly of Representatives of Sum and District Citizens shall not indicate the name of any party, coalition, or candidate. /This section was amended by the law of April 22, 2022./ 41.5 Placing billboards in places other than those specified in Article 41.3 of this law is prohibited. /The words "leaflet" were removed from this section by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 41.6. The candidate shall place no more than 20 leaflets in one area, and it is forbidden to use glue or sticky materials to fix them and pollute the environment. /This section was repealed by the law of June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 41.7. Leaflets are not larger than one press page. /This section was repealed by the law of June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 41.8 "One publication sheet" means eight pages of A4 writing paper. 41.9. If a member of the Great Khural of Mongolia wants to run for election, he can distribute his work report before the start of the nomination process stipulated in this law, and it will not be considered as election campaign materials. 41.10. Advertising printed materials can be delivered by post.