Article 111 (Report on Parliamentary Activities) (1) A member of the National Assembly or a local council may report his or her parliamentary activities (including activities in his or her constituency, notification of schedules and other matters necessary for publicity of his or her achievements) to the constituents (including the constituents reside in a district newly included in the constituency by a change of the administrative or electorate district; hereafter in this Article, the same shall apply), through assemblies such as briefing sessions, written reports (including printed materials, sound recording, video recording, and copies of computerized data), the Internet, text messages, or direct telephone conversations between a caller and a receiver or congratulatory speeches or greeting words (including posting them): Provided, That no one shall report his or her performance of duties and parliamentary activities, in whatsoever name they are, by any means other than publishing them through an website or its bulletin board or chatting room or transmitting them by e-mail or by text message during a period beginning on 90 days before the election day for a presidential election, a National Assembly election, or an election of local council members or the heads of local governments and ending on the election day. <Amended on Mar. 12, 2004; Aug. 4, 2005; Jan. 25, 2010; Feb. 29, 2012> (2) Where a member of the National Assembly or a local council holds a briefing session of his or her parliamentary activities, he or she may paste or post notification posters and marks of session venue, and print the session name, date and time, venue and matters to be reported (excluding the contents to propagate the person who intends to be a candidate) on the relevant posters and marks. In such cases, a member of the National Assembly or a local council who holds a briefing session of his or her parliamentary activities shall, upon the completion of the said session, remove the posters and marks without delay. (3) Any member of the National Assembly or a local council who intends to mail the report pursuant to paragraph (1) may file an application, in writing, with the head of each Gu/Si/Gun for delivering the names and addresses of householders who are the constituents (hereafter in this Article referred to as "roll of householders") once in a year within the scope of the quantity of the delivery and the head of each Gu/Si/Gun shall, upon receiving the application, without delay, prepare and deliver the roll of householders to the applicant, notwithstanding the provisions of other statutes. <Newly Inserted on Aug. 4, 2005> (4) Article 46 (3) and (4) shall apply mutatis mutandis to the payment of expenses incurred in preparing the roll of householders referred to in paragraph (3) and the prohibition on transferring, lending and using the delivered roll of householders. In such cases, "official list" shall be construed as "roll of householders". <Newly Inserted on Aug. 4, 2005; Jan. 17, 2014> (5) The size and quantity of the notification posters and marks of the briefing session of parliamentary activities, the application for the delivery of the roll of householders and other matters necessary for the report on parliamentary activities shall be prescribed by the National Election Commission Regulations. <Amended on Aug. 4, 2005>