/After the word "committee" in this section, the word "intelligence organization" was added by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 47.7.1. to block access from Mongolia to the website specified in Sections 47.1.1 and 47.1.3 of this law until the election results are published; 47.7.2. take measures to block or temporarily limit the website specified in Article 47.1.2 of this law. 47.8. According to the decision of the relevant authority, the operator of mobile communication and internet service shall block the offending website and the relevant news and information on its network. 47.9. The General Election Committee shall jointly approve and enforce the procedure for conducting election campaigning using electronic media and monitoring it, based on the proposal of the central police organization and the Telecommunications Regulatory Committee. 47.10. Candidates, parties and alliances shall close their websites specified in Sections 47.1.1 and 47.1.2 of this Law during the period of the election campaign specified in Section 39.1 of this Law. 47.11. Based on the proposal of the General Election Committee, the Communications Regulatory Committee may take technological measures to limit access to social networks in the cyber environment and to reduce its spread from the day the election campaign ends until the day after the polling day. 47.12. The cost of conducting election campaigns using the electronic environment shall not exceed 15 percent of the maximum amount of costs determined in accordance with Article 50.1 of this law. /This section was added by the law dated June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ Article 48. Prohibition of illegal advertising 48.1. From the beginning of the regular election year to the end of the polling day, and in the case of by-elections and special elections, from the decision to schedule the election until the end of the polling day, any person is prohibited from engaging in the following actions and activities, either by himself or through others: 48.1.1. distributing money and goods, selling goods and goods at a discounted price, providing any service free of charge or with a discount; 48.1.2. organizing and sponsoring public sports competitions, competitions, festivals, art performances, receptions, banquets, paid puzzles, betting and gambling; 48.1.3. organize trips for voters abroad and domestically, take them to vacations and sanatoriums; 48.1.4. to enter into contracts and deals to give money and goods with one's own or others' funds in the future; 48.1.5. receiving promises such as giving endowments, percentages, shares, job placement, employment; 48.1.6. to conduct advertisements with content calling for refusal to participate in elections and violation of election laws; 48.1.7. to organize and publish any type of selection and poll with the purpose of establishing political ranking using mass media, electronic environment and messages; /In this clause, "establish." "establish and publish;" was amended by the law dated June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 48.1.8. to implement, make promises, and announce social welfare and protection programs not included in the budget for that year. /This provision was added by the law dated June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 48.2. Trainings and meetings organized by a political party only within the framework of its members shall not be included in the activities conducted for the purpose of attracting voter votes. 48.3. Any person other than an employee of an organization in charge of elections, a candidate, his manager, deputy assistant, or agitator is prohibited from campaigning. 48.4. A political official of the state may participate in election campaigns. 48.5. The following actions and activities are prohibited during the election campaign: /From this section, the word "person authorized to conduct advertising is election" was removed by the law of June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 48.5.1. carry out election campaigns in other ways and forms than specified in this law; 48.5.2. carry out election campaigns outside of the approved period; 48.5.3. to obtain a commitment to implement any goals and measures not included in the election platform, and to use any such action in election campaigning; 48.5.4. to use vehicles and other property of state and local self-governing organizations, state and local-owned legal entities, legal entities with participation of state and local property in any form for election campaign, except as provided in this law; 48.5.5. use loudspeakers after 22:00 in the evening until 08:00 in the day; 48.5.6. using, organizing, participating in, sponsoring, or distributing religious items for any public religious ritual. 48.6. The activity of explaining to the electorate the policies and concepts regarding the freedom of religion and non-religion of the citizens, the relationship between the state and the church, and religion, which are included in the electoral platform, shall not be considered as the use of religious rituals. 48.7. It is prohibited for any media organization to exclusively publish news and information about any party, alliance, or candidate during the election campaign, or to make a promise not to publish it or sign an agreement. 48.8. It is prohibited to carry out election campaigns until the end of re-voting and additional voting. 48.9. The head of a party or coalition, or a candidate, is prohibited from participating in independent non-election programs, programs, and interviews from the day the election campaign begins until the end of the polling process, or operating a lobby for candidates from the party or coalition. /This section was amended by the law of June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./