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	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 5	Activity and behaviour,...
(1) All political parties and movements are separated from the state. They may not function as or act as substitutes of public administration authorities. Nor may they control public... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 6	External oversight,...
(1) Political parties and movements are established through registration or as a result of conditions replacing registration (Article 8, Sections 4 and 6, and Article 21). (2) Proposals for... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 7	External oversight
(1) Registration proposals are presented to the Ministry. (2) If a registration proposal does not contain the details defined in Article 6 or if it contains incomplete or inaccurate information,... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 8	External oversight, Extra-parliamentary party
(1) The Ministry shall refuse to register any political party or movement whose statutes contravene Articles 1 through 5 and Article 6, Sections 3 and 4. All other political parties and movements... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 9	External oversight, Extra-parliamentary party
(1) The register of political parties and movements administered by the Ministry is a public list featuring all statutory information on individual political parties and movements. It also... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 10	External oversight
All political parties and movements are obligated to report the information specified in Article 9, Section 3, Subsections b), d) and e) herein to the Ministry in writing no later than 15 days... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 11	External oversight, Extra-parliamentary party
(1) An application for registration of statute changes must be presented to the Ministry in writing no later than 15 days after their approval. If the persons acting as statutory bodies or members... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 12	External oversight, Extra-parliamentary party
(1) Political parties and movements are regarded as dissolved on the day they are deleted from the register of political parties and movements by the Ministry (hereinafter only the "deletion").... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 13	External oversight,...
(1) A political party or movement is abolished a) as a result of its own decision, in particular by voluntary dissolution, merger with another political party or movement or transformation into an... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 14	External oversight
(1) A political party or movement may have its activities judicially suspended if they contravene Articles 1 - 5, Article 6, Section 5, Articles 17 - 19 or its own statutes.(2) A political party... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 15	External oversight, Extra-parliamentary party
(1) A political party or movement is dissolved [Article 13, Section 1, Subsection b)] and its activities suspended [Article 14, Section 1] or renewed [Article 14, Section 3] on the motion of the... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 16	External oversight, Secondary legislation
Other consequences of the abolishment of a political party or movement or the suspension of its activities are defined by a special act of law. [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 16a	External oversight,...
(1) If any decision adopted by the bodies of a political party or movement affects the information included in the register of political parties and movements (Article 9), any member of such... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 17	Party finance, Secondary legislation
(1) Every political party and movement is liable for its obligations up to the value of its assets. Its members, however, are neither liable for nor guarantee its obligations. (2) No political... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 18	External oversight, Party...
(1) All political parties and movements are obligated to present their annual financial reports featuring the following information to the Chamber of Deputies by 1 April of each year: a) annual... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 19	Party finance
No political party or movement may accept free benefits and gifts from: a) the state (unless specified otherwise in this act of law), b) institutions receiving contributions for the state budget,... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 19a	External oversight, Party finance
(1) If a political party or movement accepts any financial benefit contrary to this act of law, it shall be obligated to return it, together with an interest based on the discount rate of the... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 20a	External oversight, Party finance
(1) In each electoral term all operational allowances shall be paid out by the Ministry of Finance at the request of individual political parties and movements in two biannual instalments in... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 20	External oversight, Party finance
(1) All political parties and movements are entitled to state contribution upon the terms and conditions defined by the law. (2) Operational allowances consist of permanent contributions and... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 20b	External oversight, Party finance
(1) If the mandate of a Deputy, regional councillor or member of the Municipal Council of the City of Prague becomes vacant or if the mandate of a Senator is terminated (Article 20, Section 8),... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 21b	External oversight, Secondary legislation
The Ministry of Finance shall issue an edict implementing Article 18, Section 3. [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 21	External oversight, Secondary legislation
(1) All political parties and movements established pursuant to Act No. 15/1990 Coll. on political parties and movements or regarded as such by the same Act are political parties and movements... [more]
	Party Law	Czech Republic	2012	Article 21a	External oversight
All political parties and movements registered in the Slovak Republic and operating in the territory of both republics before 31 December 1992 that wish to continue operating in the territory of... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Denmark	1986	Article 2	Party finance
A party which participated in the most recent parliamentary election is entitled to a grant for the party's political work in this country. The grant amounts to DKK 5 per year for each vote the... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Denmark	1986	Article 3	Party finance
A list of candidates which participated in the most recent county council election is entitled to a grant for the list of candidates' political work in the county. The grant amounts to DKK 2 per... [more]

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