report on election campaigning approved by the General Election Commission and submit it to the General Election Commission; 5.2.5. publish all kinds of websites that provide news and information to users using domain names, making it impossible to write comments when conducting election campaigns; 5.2.6. to submit information required by the Communications Regulatory Commission from time to time. 5.3. Parties, coalitions and candidates participating in elections have the following duties: 5.3.1. carry out election campaigns in accordance with the laws and regulations of the State Great Khural elections of Mongolia; 5.3.2. parties, coalitions, and candidates take measures to prevent any attack and ensure the security of their website and email information; 5.3.3. take technological measures to temporarily limit or make the web pages used by parties, coalitions and candidates in election campaigns from the day of the end of the election campaign until the day after the day of polling, or make them invisible to voters. Six. Monitoring of election campaigns 6.1. Petitions and complaints related to election campaigns in the cyberspace shall be submitted to the police, intelligence agencies, Fair competition and Consumer Protection Agency. 6.2. The authorized body specified in Section 6.1 of this Regulation shall receive applications and complaints related to election campaigning in the electronic environment, review them in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations, and submit the decision that meets the requirements specified in Section 4.5 of this Regulation to the Communications Regulatory Commission. 6.3. The Communications Regulatory Commission shall immediately notify the online service providers of taking the following measures in accordance with the letter of decision specified in Clause 6.2 of this regulation: 6.3.1. delete, or block or temporarily restrict access to the content mentioned in the decision; 6.3.2. block or temporarily limit access to the web address and website mentioned in the decision until the end of the election campaign period. 6.4. The Communications Regulatory Commission shall consider that the notice specified in Section 6.3 of this regulation has been notified by sending it to the web address of the online service provider or by e-mail registered to the Communications Regulatory Commission. 6.5. The online service provider who is violated the law shall immediately implement the measures mentioned in the notification specified in Clause 6.3 of this regulation within the specified period, and shall notify the Communications Regulatory Commission by e-mail or telephone and submit the information about the implementation in a formal letter. 6.6. If it is not possible to identify the online service provider or if the measures specified in clause 6.3 of this regulation are not implemented, the Communications Regulatory Commission shall deliver the following notification to the online service provider, mobile communication service provider, and Internet service provider: 6.6.1. temporarily limit the access of the relevant online service provider from Mongolia until the results of the election campaign are published, or until the violation is resolved; 6.6.2. delete or block or temporarily restrict access to illegal content mentioned in the decision; 6.6.3. to take technological measures specified in the law on the election of the State Great Khural of Mongolia. 6.7. The mobile communication service provider, internet service provider and online service provider shall assume the obligation to immediately implement the measures mentioned in the