During the posting of leaflets regarding the holding of the all-Ukrainian campaign "Come and Listen!", a man approached the campaigners, introduced himself as a ZhEK employee, and confiscated the informational materials. The ZhEK representative justified his actions by saying that during the election campaign the city is being littered, and utility workers then have to clean it up. ZhEK employees who were at the organization's premises at that time reported that they had no information about their colleague confiscating the leaflets. According to the head of the campaign headquarters in Lutsk, Oleksandr Martyniuk, the campaigners did not violate either election legislation or public order in any way: "The young people were distributing leaflets within the framework of the Law 'On the Election of the President of Ukraine.' Housing and utility workers had no grounds whatsoever to obstruct the conduct of election campaigning," he said. In addition, Oleksandr Martyniuk noted that "Viktor Yushchenko's headquarters in Lutsk is prepared for such provocations and is seeking methods to combat any attempts to prevent the delivery of truthful information about Viktor Yushchenko, the course of the election campaign, and the government to the people of Lutsk."