44.6. Meetings with voters for the purpose of presenting the report of work done by a member of the State Great Khural before the start of the nomination process stipulated in this law and measures not prohibited by this law do not apply to the activities conducted for the purpose of attracting voters' votes. Article 45. Operation of shelters 45.1. A candidate may operate no more than two campaigning stations in each election district. 45.2. Candidates from the same party or coalition may work together in the same campaign building. 45.3. The shelter will be operated for the following purposes: 45.3.1. explain and present the election agenda; 45.3.2. distribute election campaign materials to voters; 45.3.3. to organize meetings and conferences. Article 46. Use of radio and television for election advertising 46.1. Programs related to election campaign /hereinafter referred to as "campaign programs"/ may be broadcast on radio and television. 46.2 Public radio and television commercials and debate programs shall be broadcast only free of charge according to the schedule and time approved by the Telecommunications Regulatory Committee. / In this section, the word "established" was changed to "approved" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ /After the word "advertisement" in this section, the word "and debate" was added by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 46.3. When public radio and television submits proposals to the Communications Regulatory Commission for the schedule and time of free election campaign and debate programs for parties, coalitions, and independent candidates, the order in which the parties and coalition candidates are registered with the Supreme Court of the State and, in the case of coalitions, the order of the parties that have joined the coalition In the case of an independent candidate, the order registered in the Supreme Court, and in the case of an independent candidate, the order registered in the General Election Committee shall be considered for the same conditions and equal time periods. /After the word "advertisement" in this section, the word "and debate" was added by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 46.4. The Communications Regulatory Committee shall review proposals for the schedule and time of free advertising and debate programs submitted by public radio and television, and approve the schedule and time of advertising and debate programs at least seven days before the start of advertising. / In this section, the word "election based on viewing" was changed to "viewing, considering the schedule and time of advertising and debate programs to be equal" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024. ./ /After the word "advertisement" in this section, the word "and debate" was added by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 46.5. Other than public radio and television, radio and television advertising programs will be broadcast on the basis of a contract. 46.6. The total duration of election campaign broadcasts on radio and television other than public radio and television shall not exceed one hour /60 minutes/ per day. 46.7. No more than twenty-five percent (15 minutes) of the total broadcast time /60 minutes/ on the day of the election campaign will be allocated to one party or alliance, as well as to independent candidates. 46.8. The payment for election advertising programs shall not exceed the average payment for advertising, news, and information during the period from January 1 of the regular election year to January 1 of the previous year. 46.9. If radio and television, other than public radio and television, introduce election campaign programs, the notice of introduction of election campaign along with the following documents and information shall be submitted and registered to the Telecommunications Regulatory Committee at least 30 days before the voting date: 46.9.1. time schedule planned for advertising programs; / In this provision, the word "specified detail" was changed to "planned" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 46.9.2. an agreement to introduce at least three advertisements made between January 1 of the regular election year and January 1 of the previous year; 46.9.3. Price offer for introduction of election advertising. / In this provision, the term "information about average price" was changed to "price offer" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 46.10. In accordance with Article 46.9 of this law, registered radio and television stations have the right to broadcast election advertisements, and unregistered radio and television stations are prohibited from broadcasting election advertisements. 46.11. If radio and television have more than one channel, the election campaign program shall be broadcast on one of the channels. / In this section, the word "only basic" was changed to "any" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and it will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 46.12. Radio and television broadcasts of election campaigns are obliged to treat all parties, coalitions and candidates participating in the election equally. 46.13. Radio and television shall adhere to the principle of being factual, balanced, impartial, and independent when delivering information about parties, alliances, and candidates through their news programs.