Public officials Election And Recall Act Article 86

After a recall proposal has been raised, the primary person who proposed the recall and the person subject to recall may establish staffed offices in support of and opposed to the recall within the recall area.The recall offices specified in the preceding paragraph shall not be established in government agencies or institutions, schools, legally-established civil associations, places frequently used as polling stations or ballot counting stations, or any other public place. However, this shall not apply to the offices for political party committees or community organizations established in accordance with law.The Central Election Commission shall determine the regulations governing the establishment of recall offices and the registration, quota, and eligibility restrictions for personnel and other related matters.During the campaign period for the recall of a legislator, mayor of a special municipality, or mayor of a county (city), the election commission shall hold televised recall meetings, at which the leading person who proposed the recall and the person subject to recall shall personally appear or shall appoint a representative to appear and to make a statement. However, this meeting may be waived with the consent of both the person who proposed the recall and the person subject to recall.The Central Election Commission shall determine the number of occurrences, time, procedures, and other related matters for the televised recall meeting specified in the preceding paragraph.