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Law.type | Law.country_id | Law.year | Article.number | Categories | |
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Party Finance Law | France | 1988 | Article 11 | External oversight, Party finance | |
The accounts of each political party or group benefiting from the provisions of Article 9 are to be drawn up on an annual basis and are to be certified by two statutory auditors.Said accounts,... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | France | 1988 | Article 13 | Secondary legislation | |
I. - In the second paragraph of Article L. 28 of the Electoral Code, immediately after the words: "Every voter", the following words are to be inserted: ", every candidate and political party or... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | France | 1988 | Article 14 | Secondary legislation | |
At the end of the final paragraph (5) of article 168 of Law 66-537 of 24 July 1966 on commercial companies¬, where it reads: "list of sponsorship and patronage actions", it is amended to read:... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | France | 1988 | Article 15 | Electoral party, Party... | |
Following article 5 of Law no. 82-471 of 7 June 1982 on the Conseil supérieur des Français de l'étranger (Supreme Council of French Nationals living abroad), an additional... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | France | 1988 | Article 16 | Secondary legislation | |
In the second paragraph of article 14 of Law 86-1067 of 30 September 1986 on freedom of communication, where it reads "until the entry into force of a law to ensure transparency in the financing... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Sweden | 1972 | Article 1 | Party finance | |
Under this Act, State financial support is paid to political parties that have taken part in elections to the Swedish Parliament. The forms of financial support are ‘party support' and... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Sweden | 1972 | Article 2 | Party finance | |
Party support is paid per seat. Each per seat contribution amounts to SEK 85,000. [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Sweden | 1972 | Article 3 | Party finance | |
The number of per seat contributions that each party receives is determined annually, taking account of the outcome of the two most recent general elections. Unless Section 4 states otherwise.In... [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] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 4 | Party finance | |
A list of candidates which participated in the most recent municipal election is entitled to a grant for the list of candidates' political work in the municipality. The grant amounts to DKK 3 (in... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 5 | External oversight, Party finance | |
Parties and independent candidates who wish to receive grants under Section 2 must submit an application for this to the Minister for the Interior and Health, who will decide whether the... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 6 | Party finance | |
Applications for grants must be submitted no later than two months after a general election has been held. Grants are awarded with effect from the end of the year in which the general election was... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 7 | External oversight, Party finance | |
The grant must be deposited in a separate bank, savings bank or giro account which may not be used for other purposes.Subsection 2. Each year before 1 March the grant recipient must submit a... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 8 | External oversight, Party finance | |
Lists of candidate which wish to receive grants under Section 3 must submit an application for this to the county council, which will decide whether the conditions for awarding grants have been... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 9 | Party finance | |
Applications for grants must be submitted no later than two months after a county council election has been held. Grants are awarded with effect for the county council's term of office (see,... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 10 | Party finance | |
The grant must be deposited in a separate bank, savings bank or giro account which may not be used for other purposes.Subsection 2. Each year before 1 March the grant recipient must submit a... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 11 | External oversight, Party finance | |
Lists of candidates which wish to receive grants under Section 4 must submit an application for this to the municipal council, which will decide whether the conditions for awarding grants have... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 12 | External oversight, Party finance | |
The Ministry for the Interior and Health shall set up a party funding board comprising a chairman, a deputy chairman and four other members. The chairman and deputy chairman and their alternates... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 13 | Party finance | |
Payments made pursuant to this Act shall not be included in taxable income. [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 14 | Party finance | |
Expenditure on grants under Section 2 and expenditure in connection with the activities of the party funding board shall be paid for by the Treasury. Expenditure on grants under Sections 3 and 4... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Denmark | 1986 | Article 15 | External oversight, Party finance | |
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 1987.Subsection 2. Applications for grants under Section 2 for 1987 and until the end of the year in which the next general election is held must be... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Slovakia | 1992 | Article 3 | Party finance | |
Parties and movements are obliged to prepare annual reconciliation of the state contribution together with their annual financial reports.5 5 Sec. 18 of the Act No. 424/1991 Coll. on forming... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Slovakia | 1992 | Article 4 | Party finance | |
The state contribution for the first five months of the year 1992 shall be paid in amount proportionate to the results of the elections to the National Council in 1990.6 6 Sec. 53, Subsec. 3 of... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 2 | Party finance | |
The sources of financing of the activity of political parties comprise their own revenues and other sources of private financing and public grants¬. [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 3 | Party finance | |
The following constitute resources derived from ¬private financing:a)Membership fees and other contributions from party members;b)The contributions of representatives elected by the... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 4 | Party finance | |
1.Donations of a monetary nature granted by legal persons shall not ¬exceed the sum of 1,000 national monthly minimum salaries, whereas it shall be mandatory to provide indication of their... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 5 | Party finance | |
Parties are prohibited from receiving monetary donations from:a)State enterprises;b)Undertakings whose capital is exclusively ¬or in the majority public;c)Undertakings which are... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 6 | Party finance | |
The resources of public financing for pursuit of the parties' own purposes are:a)Grants for financing of parties and election campaigns as foreseen under the ¬present law;b)The grant allocated... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 7 | Party finance | |
1.Each party which has competed in elections, albeit in coalition, and which obtains representation in the Assembleia da República (Assembly of the Republic) is granted, pursuant to the... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 8 | Party finance | |
1.Parties are exempted from the following taxes:a)Stamp duty;b)Imposto sobre Sucessões e Doações (Tax on Inheritances and Donations);c) Imposto municipal de sisa (Municipal... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 9 | External oversight, Party finance | |
1.The benefits for which provision in made in the preceding article are suspended in the event that the party fails to contest the general election or in the event that the lists of candidates... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 10 | Party finance, Secondary legislation | |
1.Political parties are required to maintain organized accounts, ensuring that it is possible to ascertain their financial situation and verify their compliance with the obligations under the... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 11 | Extra-parliamentary party | |
1.The statutes of political parties shall establish bodies and systems providing oversight and internal control of the party's economic/financial activity, to ensure compliance with the present... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 12 | Party finance | |
Revenues and expenses of the political parties ¬will be detailed in annual accounts which are to comply with the criteria laid down in article 10. [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 13 | External oversight | |
1.By no later than the end of March of each year, the parties shall submit their accounts with reference to the preceding year to the Constitutional Court for examination.2. The Constitutional... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 14 | External oversight | |
1.Without prejudice to any civil or criminal liability as may arise under the general terms of the law, political parties which are in breach of the obligations imposed under the present chapter... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 15 | Electoral party, Party finance | |
1.Revenues from election campaigns are to be held in a separate account.2. Financing of election campaign activities by means other than the following is prohibited:a)State grant;b)Contributions... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 16 | Party finance | |
1.Political parties may transfer sums from their accounts to the campaign account.2.The contributions of legal persons are to be preceded by written determination issued by the competent body and... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 17 | Party finance | |
Election campaign expenses are to be detailed by category, with the addition of a certifying document in relation to each act of expenditure exceeding five national minimum monthly salaries. [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 18 | Party finance, Secondary legislation | |
The maximum allowable expenditure which may be incurred in each campaign is fixed at the following values:a)6000 national minimum monthly salaries in the election campaign for the... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 19 | Party finance | |
1.Preparation and submission of election campaign accounts is incumbent upon candidates for the Presidente da República (President of the Republic), political parties, coalitions or first... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 20 | External oversight, Party finance | |
1.Within a period not exceeding 90 days following the date of the official proclamation of results, each candidate shall submit detailed accounts of their election campaign to the Comissão... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 21 | External oversight | |
1.The Comissão Nacional de Eleições (National Elections Commission) shall assess the legality of expenditure and revenues and the correctness of the accounts within a period... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 22 | External oversight | |
Without prejudice to any civil or criminal liability that may arise under the general terms of the law, political parties which are in breach of the stipulations laid down in the present chapter... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 23 | External oversight | |
1.Candidates, in the case of presidential elections, or the first proponents of groups of citizen voters obtaining revenues for the election campaign in ways which do not comply with the... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 24 | External oversight | |
1.Candidates or first proponents of groups of citizen voters failing to detail the revenues and expenditure of election campaigns or failing to provide proper supporting evidence thereof shall be... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 25 | External oversight, Party finance | |
1.Candidates or first proponents of groups of citizen voters failing to submit electoral accounts under the terms of article 20 and of paragraph 2 of article 21 shall be punished with a fine the... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 26 | External oversight | |
1.The President of the Comissão Nacional de Eleições (National Elections Commission) is given authority to apply the fines provided for under the present chapter.2.The... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 27 | Party finance | |
1.Political parties which submit candidacies to the elections to the Assembleia da República (Assembly of the Republic), to the Assembleias Legislativas Regionais (Regional Legislative... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Norway | 1998 | Article 1 | Party finance, Secondary legislation | |
Political parties that are registered under Section 17 of the Norwegian Election Act and which have submitted a list for the last parliamentary election are obligated to prepare annual statements... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Norway | 1998 | Article 2 | Party finance | |
The statement of income must contain information on the following types of income:1.Official party support2.Contingent income3.Donations from private persons, lotteries, fundraisers,... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Norway | 1998 | Article 3 | Party finance | |
The income statement is prepared for the period 1 January to 31 December.The statement of income must be signed by the party leader, include a declaration that the party has not received other... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Norway | 1998 | Article 4 | External oversight, Party finance | |
The statement must be submitted to the Norwegian Parliament a maximum of 6 months after the end of the financial year.1 1 See Section 3, first paragraph. [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Luxembourg | 1999 | Article 1 | Democratic principles, Extra-parliamentary party | |
For the purposes of the present law, the following definition applies: political party or political group shall mean an association of individuals, with or without legal personality, contributing,... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Luxembourg | 1999 | Article 2 | Party finance | |
The State shall issue a grant to each political party or group in order to meet a part of the costs of election campaigns in relation to elections to the Chambre des Députés (Chamber... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Luxembourg | 1999 | Article 3 | Electoral party, Party finance | |
The grant is issued subject to the condition that the recipient political party or group presents complete lists of candidates in all constituencies for the purposes of legislative elections and,... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Luxembourg | 1999 | Article 4 | Party finance | |
The amount of the grant is established as follows: 1. For the purpose of elections to the Chambre des Députés (Chamber of Deputies)a) a fixed sum of: LUF 2 million for parties or... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Luxembourg | 1999 | Article 5 | Party finance | |
Provision for sums as are granted to political parties or groups is to be made under the Chambre des Députés (Chamber of Deputies) section of the State budget for the exercise of... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Lithuania | 1997 | Article 1 | Democratic principles | |
The purpose of the present law is to ensure democracy and legitimacy of political campaigns within elections and referendums, to permit electorate and public institutions to control financing of... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Lithuania | 1997 | Article 3 | Party finance | |
1.A right to collect and receive endowments and donations within the period of a political campaign is only granted to parties, candidates, aspirant candidates, initiators of referendums or their... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Lithuania | 1997 | Article 4 | Party finance | |
1.Candidates, aspirant candidates, initiators of referendums or their representatives for managing funds of a political campaign within the period of a political campaign are liable to register... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Lithuania | 1997 | Article 5 | External oversight, Party finance | |
1.It is prohibited to accept donations of more than LTL 100 and endowments valuing more than LTL 100 in case donors do not agree to announce their names and the donated amounts. In case such... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Lithuania | 1997 | Article 6 | Party finance | |
Parties, candidates as well as aspirant candidates, initiators of referendums shall pay expenditures incurred within a period of political campaign only using funds from specialized accounts or... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Lithuania | 1997 | Article 7 | Party finance | |
1.Parties, candidates, aspirant candidates, initiators of referendums or their representatives, managing funds for political campaign shall register all the expenditures of a political campaign... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Lithuania | 1997 | Article 8 | External oversight, Party finance | |
1.Parties, candidates, aspirant candidates, non-registered candidates as well as initiators of referendums shall provide the Supreme Electoral Commission with initial reports of the received... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Lithuania | 1997 | Article 9 | External oversight, Party finance | |
Final reports provided to the Supreme Electoral Commission shall be verified by the State Tax Inspectorate. Officers of the State Tax Inspectorate shall have a right to acquaint themselves with... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Lithuania | 1997 | Article 10 | External oversight | |
The Supreme Electoral Commission shall announce the final reports inspected by the State Tax Inspectorate together with the conclusions provided by the State Tax Inspectorate in the official... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Lithuania | 1997 | Article 11 | External oversight | |
Individuals having violated provisions of this law are liable under the order stipulated by the legal acts. [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 1 | Democratic principles | |
(1) This Law regulates the provisions for the financing of political organisations (parties) and associations thereof [hereinafter - political organisation (parties)]. (2) The purpose of this Law... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 2 | Party finance | |
(1) Political organisations (parties) may be financed by: 1) membership fees and joining fees;2) natural and legal persons' money and other funds and property (donations) gifts;3) the income... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 3 | Party finance | |
(1) The amount of membership fee and joining fee and the procedures for the payment thereof shall be regulated by the articles of association of the relevant political organisation (party). (2)... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 4 | Party finance | |
(1) In accordance with the restrictions referred to in Section 6 of this Law, political organisations (parties) may accept gifts (donations) from:1) Latvian citizens;2) persons who in accordance... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 5 | Party finance | |
Natural persons who have, in compliance with the provisions of this Law, given (donated) financial resources or property to a political organisation (party) shall be exempted from payment of the... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 6 | Party finance | |
(1)Political organizations (parties) gifts (donations) or any other way to finance is prohibited:1)State and local governments, except as otherwise provided by law;2)State and local authorities,... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 7 | External oversight, Party finance | |
(1) Financing of political organisations (parties) in the form of anonymous gifts (donations) is prohibited, except for case mentioned in the fourth section of this article. (2) Within the... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 8 | External oversight, Party finance | |
(1) Every year not later than by 1 March a political organisation (party) shall submit an annual declaration signed by the leader of the respective political organisation (party) to the Ministry... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 9 | External oversight | |
A person entitled to give (donate) financial resources and assets to a political organisation (party), and any media journalist can see the annual declaration of any political organisation (party)... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 10 | External oversight | |
(1) If a political organisation (party) fails to submit the annual declaration within the time frame specified in Article 8 herein or fails to provide the data required by this law, the Minister... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 11 | Party finance | |
(1) At least once a year financial and economic activities of each political organisation (party) shall be audited by an independent auditing company; its statement about financial and economic... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Italy | 1974 | Article 1 | ||
As a contribution for the election costs incurred for the renewal of the two Chambers, the political parties referred to in the present article are entitled to receive financial contributions... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Italy | 1974 | Article 2 | ||
Contributions for the reimbursement of election expenses shall be paid to the political parties upon request of the respective political secretaries addressed to the President of the Chamber, as... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Italy | 1974 | Article 3 | ||
As a contribution for the performance of their duties and for the functional activity of the relevant parties, the parliamentary groups shall be entitled to funding equivalent to a total annual... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Italy | 1974 | Article 4 | ||
In the event of any dispute or delay in the collection, the President of the Chamber or the President of the Senate, in accordance with their respective powers, shall arrange to deposit the sum... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Italy | 1974 | Article 5 | ||
The political parties and parliamentary groups who wish to obtain the contributions provided for by this law are required to indicate in their statutes and regulations the individuals who, having... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Italy | 1974 | Article 6 | ||
The amounts payable as contributions are non-transferable. Any agreement which is indicative of such intention is void. The contributions provided for under the present Law are not subject to any... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Italy | 1974 | Article 7 | ||
Any funding or contribution, in any form and disbursed in any manner, in favour of parties or their political-organizational branches and of parliamentary groups by administration bodies, public... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Italy | 1974 | Article 8 | ||
The political secretaries of the parties which have benefited from the contributions provided for under the present Law shall publish the party's consolidated financial statements, as approved by... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Italy | 1974 | Article 9 | ||
The contributions provided for in the Art. 3 above, corresponding to the annual amount established herein, shall be paid to the parliamentary groups from the date on which the present Law enters... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Italy | 1974 | Article 10 | ||
The total charge, estimated to be a maximum of 45,000 million of Italian Lire in the financial year of 1974, shall be paid through an equivalent reduction in chapter 3523 of the budget of the... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Portugal | 1993 | Article 1 | ||
The regime governing the financial resources of political parties and election campaigns is determined by the provisions of the present law. [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Lithuania | 1997 | Article 2 | Extra-parliamentary party,... | |
1.A political campaign may be agitation campaigns of the Parliament (hereinafter the Seimas) of the Republic of Lithuania, the President of the Republic, elections and referendums of Municipality... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Latvia | 1995 | Article 13 | Party finance | |
1. Not later than by 1 September 1995 all the political organisations (parties) registered in Latvia shall submit to the Ministry of Justice and the State Revenue Service a declaration of... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Iceland | 2006 | Article 1 | Democratic principles | |
The intention of this Act is to regulate financial donations to political organisations and political activities, to reduce the risk of conflicting interests and to provide transparency in... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Iceland | 2006 | Article 2 | Party finance | |
In the context of this Act, the words and terms below shall have the following meanings:1.Political organisation: A party or organisation that presents candidates for election to the Althingi or... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Iceland | 2006 | Article 3 | Party finance | |
Funds shall be allocated annually from the State Treasury to the activities of political parties who have at least one member elected to Althingi or have received at least 2.5% of the vote in the... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Iceland | 2006 | Article 4 | Party finance | |
Funds shall be allocated annually from the State Treasury through the current national budget for the activities of parliamentary parties. An equal amount, called a unit, shall be paid for each... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Iceland | 2006 | Article 5 | Party finance | |
Local authorities with over 500 inhabitants must, whilst other authorities are allowed to, contribute funds to the activities of political organisations, that have at least one person elected to... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Iceland | 2006 | Article 6 | Party finance | |
Political organisations and candidates may accept donations for their activities or electoral campaigns subject to the limitations entailed in the second to fifth paragraphs of this Article and... [more] | |||||
Party Finance Law | Iceland | 2006 | Article 7 | External oversight, Party finance | |
Political organisations and candidates may not accept contributions from any legal entity that are higher than ISK 300,000 a year. Contributions in the form of discounts are exempt from this... [more] |
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