(3) When the representative of the central party or City/Do party establishes a political party's election campaign office, he or she shall without delay file in writing the following matters with the competent election commission. In such cases, if any change exists in the reported matters, he or she shall without delay file a report on the changed matters: <Amended on Aug. 4, 2005> 1. Date of establishment; 2. Location and title of the office; 3. Name, address and resident registration number of the head of office; 4. Seal of the office. (4) In the political party's election campaign office, the signboards, tablets or hanging placards that state the matters necessary for the political party's publicity may be installed or posted, as prescribed by the National Election Commission Regulations. <Amended on Jan. 25, 2010> (5) The head of a political party's election campaign office shall represent the relevant political party in any declaration, application, submission, report, nomination, etc. under the provisions of this Act or other statutes. (6) When 30 days have elapsed after the election day, a political party shall immediately close its election campaign office under paragraph (1). (7) Article 61 (2) and (5) shall apply mutatis mutandis to the political party's election campaign office. In such cases, "election campaign office or election campaign liaison office" and "election campaign office and election campaign liaison office" shall be deemed "political party's election campaign office". Article 62 (Appointment of Persons in Charge of Election Campaign Affairs) (1) A person who has established an election campaign office and an election campaign liaison office provided for in Article 61 shall appoint one manager of the election campaign office and one chief of the election campaign liaison office, from among those who are eligible to engage in an election campaign. (2) In order to attend to the election campaign affairs, the manager of an election campaign office or the chief of an election campaign liaison office may appoint election campaign workers (referring to those who are paid allowances and actual expenses provided in the main clause of Article 135 (1); hereinafter, the same shall apply) from among those who are eligible to engage in an election campaign, as provided in the following: <Amended on Apr. 1, 1995; Dec. 30, 1995; Jan. 13, 1997; Apr. 30, 1998; Feb. 16, 2000; Aug. 4, 2005; Jan. 25, 2010; Jan. 21, 2022> 1. For a presidential election: Not more than six times the number of Cities/Dos in the election campaign office; not more than the number of Gus/Sis/Guns (referring to a local constituency for electing a member to the National Assembly, where one Gu/Si/Gun consists of two or more local constituencies for electing members to the National Assembly; hereafter in this paragraph, the same shall apply) of the relevant City/Do (10 persons, where the number of Gus/Sis/Guns is fewer than 10) in the City/Do election campaign liaison office; not more than the number of Eups/Myeons/Dongs (in cases falling under Article 148 (1) 2, referring to Eups/Myeons/Dongs right before the establishment,