(4) In cases of any broadcast speech for which television broadcasting facilities are used under paragraph (1), contents, other than the speech scene of a candidate or campaign speechmaker, the name, mark, the name of a political party to which a candidate belongs (including marks or symbols representing the relevant political party), career of a candidate, summary of a speech and statistics, shall not be broadcast; where a candidate or campaign speechmaker intends to broadcast his or her speech by video recording, he or she shall utilize the relevant broadcasting facilities. <Newly Inserted on Apr. 30, 1998; Feb. 16, 2000; Jan. 25, 2010> (5) A person who runs or manages broadcasting facilities shall notify the competent constituency election commission of the name of broadcasting facilities, date of utilization, time band, etc. for the election campaign speech by a candidate or campaign speechmaker under paragraph (1), not later than 30 days before the election day (in cases of special elections, not later than three days before the beginning day of application for candidate registration in special elections). <Amended on Feb. 16, 2000; Mar. 12, 2004; Jan. 17, 2012> (6) The constituency election commission shall designate and publicly announce, in advance, broadcasting facilities and schedules by unit of constituency which are to be used for the campaign speech under paragraph (1) by not later than three days before the beginning day of application for candidate registration (in cases of special elections, the date immediately before the beginning day of application for candidate registration), and notify a candidate thereof at the time of the application for candidate registration. <Amended on Feb. 16, 2000; Mar. 12, 2004; Jan. 17, 2012> (7) A candidate in the presidential election, if intending to make a campaign speech using the broadcasting facilities under paragraph (1), shall submit an application in writing, specifying the name of the broadcasting facilities to be used, the date and time of use, the name of a campaign speechmaker, time needed, method of use no later than three days after the close of candidate registration (the close of supplemental registration, in cases of a supplemental election) to the National Election Commission. (8) Where the date and time of use of the broadcasting facilities applied for by candidates (in cases of a party-nominated candidate, referring to a political party that nominates him or her as a candidate) under paragraph (7) overlaps one another, the National Election Commission shall determine the date and time, but the relevant date and time shall be impartial to all candidates. In this case, if candidates fail to make a contract for using broadcasting facilities no later than 24 hours before the determined date and time, any person operating or managing such broadcasting facilities may broadcast any others on such time band. <Amended on Apr. 30, 1998; Feb. 16, 2000> (9) The National Election Commission shall, upon determining the date and time of broadcast under paragraph (8), announce it publicly and notify the political parties or candidates thereof. <Amended on Apr. 30, 1998; Feb. 16, 2000> (10) In a National Assembly election, an election of proportional representation members of City/Do councils, and an election of the heads of local governments, if a candidate intends to make a campaign speech using the broadcasting facilities under paragraph (1) 2 through 5, he or she shall report the