Assembly; hereafter in this Article, the same shall apply) may run an advertisement promoting a platform or policy of the political party to which he or she belongs, his or her political views, and other matters necessary for publicity using television or radio broadcasting facilities [referring to a radio station managed and operated by a broadcasting business operator under the Broadcasting Act and the composite cable broadcasting stations (including channels of the operators using broadcasting channels for general programming or specialized programming of news reports); hereafter in this Article, the same shall apply] during the election campaign period, pursuant to the following, but the advertising time shall not exceed one minute at a time. In such cases, the re-broadcasting shall be included in the calculation of the advertisement frequency, but a concurrent use of the relevant broadcasting networks with a selection of one television or radio broadcasting facility shall be deemed one time: <Amended on Jan. 13, 1997; Nov. 14, 1997; Apr. 30, 1998; Feb. 16, 2000; Mar. 12, 2004; Aug. 4, 2005; Jan. 25, 2010; Jan. 21, 2022> 1. A presidential election: Up to 30 times for television and radio broadcasts, respectively; 2. An election of proportional representation members of the National Assembly: Up to 15 times for television and radio broadcasts, respectively; 3. An election of Mayor/Do Governor: Up to five times for television and radio broadcasts by using local broadcasting facilities, respectively. (2) Deleted. <Feb. 16, 2000> (3) Each operator of the broadcasting facilities airing the advertisement according to paragraph (1) shall notify the competent constituency election commission of the date, time, contents, etc. of the broadcast advertisement as prescribed by the National Election Commission Regulations. (4) Article 73 (2) of the Broadcasting Act and Article 5 of the Act on Broadcast Advertising Sales Agencies, Etc. shall not apply to the broadcast advertisement provided for in paragraph (1). <Amended on Feb. 16, 2000; Aug. 4, 2005; Feb. 22, 2012> (5) Any person operating or managing broadcasting facilities shall treat all candidates equally in consideration of time bands of broadcast, broadcast areas, etc. in making broadcast advertisement under paragraph (1); where the date and time of use of broadcasting facilities for which candidates apply overlaps, allocation of broadcast time shall be as prescribed by the National Election Commission Regulations. <Amended on Nov. 14, 1997> (6) The candidate may, in making a broadcast advertisement under paragraph (1), air Korean sign language (hereinafter referred to as "Korean sign language") or a caption for eligible voters with hearing disabilities. <Newly Inserted on Feb. 16, 2000> (7) Deleted. <Feb. 16, 2000> (8) Any person operating or managing broadcasting facilities in which a broadcast advertisement is performed under paragraph (1), may not claim or collect advertisement fees against or from candidates in excess of the minimum fees of the commercial, cultural and other various advertisements broadcasted on