corresponding thereto, be established in that office. <Amended on Mar. 12, 2004> (4) When a preliminary candidate has completed a registration of candidate pursuant to Article 49, the election campaign office of the relevant preliminary candidate shall be deemed the election campaign office of the candidate. <Newly Inserted on Mar. 12, 2004> (5) The election campaign office and election campaign liaison office shall be established in a fixed place or facilities, but shall not be established in a food entertainment business office under the Food Sanitation Act, or a public hygiene business office under the Public Health Control Act. <Amended on Feb. 16, 2000; Aug. 4, 2005> (6) Signboards, tablets, and placards for election campaigns, election posters under Article 64, campaign bulletins under Article 65, written campaign promises under Article 66 and photographs of candidates may be erected or posted at each election campaign office, election campaign liaison office, or election campaign organization in accordance with the National Election Commission Regulations: Provided, That only signboards, tablets, and placards may be erected or posted at the election campaign office of a preliminary candidate. <Amended on Jan. 25, 2010; Jan. 17, 2014> (7) When a preliminary candidate has been disqualified, he or she shall close an election campaign office established under paragraph (1), and where he or she has failed to close it, the constituency election commission shall order the relevant preliminary candidate to immediately close the election campaign office. <Newly Inserted on Mar. 12, 2004> Article 61-2 (Establishment of Political Party's Election Campaign Office) (1) A political party may establish the political party's election campaign office at one place for each Gu/Si/Gun located within the election district (where one Gu/Si/Gun consists of two or more constituencies for electing members to the National Assembly, the constituency for electing a member to the National Assembly) from the days that are set in any of the following subparagraphs (in the special elections which the reasons for holding have become definite after the day falling under any of the following subparagraphs, the time when the reasons for holding the said election have become definite) to 30 days after the election day, in order to deal the election affairs of political party in the relevant election: <Amended on Aug. 4, 2005> 1. The presidential election: 240 days before the election day; 2. Election of National Assembly members or Mayors/Do Governors: 120 days before the election day; 3. An election of local council members and an election of the heads of autonomous Gus/Sis/Guns: 60 days before the day when the election period commences. (2) In a political party's election campaign office, one head of the office shall be appointed from among the party members, nor more than two office staff members on the payroll may be placed.