Laws » Party Law in Modern Europe

	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Constitution	Greece	2001	Article 38	Parliamentary party
(1) The President of the Republic shall relieve the Cabinet from its duties if the Cabinet resigns, or if Parliament withdraws its confidence, as specified in article 84. In such cases, the... [more]
	Constitution	Greece	1986	Article 38	Parliamentary party
(1) The President of the Republic shall relieve the Cabinet from its duties if the Cabinet resigns, or if Parliament withdraws its confidence, as specified in article 84. In such cases, the... [more]
	Constitution	Greece	1975	Article 54	Electoral party
(3) Part of the Parliament, comprising not more than the one twentieth of the total number of its members, may be elected throughout the Country at large in proportion to the total electoral... [more]
	Constitution	Greece	1975	Article 68	Parliamentary party
(3) Parliamentary and investigation committees, as well as Sections of Parliament specified in articles 70 and 71 shall be established in proportion to the strength of parties, groups and... [more]
	Constitution	Greece	1975	Article 73	Parliamentary party
(4) However, an amendments or addition, introduced by a party leader ora spokesman of a parliamentary group as specified in Article 74 paragraph 3 shall be acceptable in the... [more]
	Constitution	Greece	2001	Article 82	Parliamentary party
(4) Matters relating to the establishment, operation and competences of the National Foreign Policy Council, with the participation of delegates of parties in Parliament and of persons possessing... [more]
	Constitution	Greece	1975	Article 113	Parliamentary party
[…] Pending the enactment of the new Standing Orders the Committee of Article 71 shall be composed of sixty regular and thirty alternate, to be selected by the Speaker... [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	2001	Article 19B	Parliamentary party
(2) The National Defense Council is chaired by the President of the Republic, and is composed of the following members: the Speaker of Parliament, the floor leaders of the political parties... [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	1990	Article 19B	Parliamentary party
(2) The National Defense Council is chaired by the President of the Republic, and is composed of the following members: the President of the Parliament, the leader of each parliamentary party, the... [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	1989	Article 19B	Parliamentary party
(2) The National Defense Council is chaired by the President of the Republic, and is composed of the following members: the Speaker of Parliament, the floor leaders of the political parties... [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	1989	Article 3	Activity and behaviour,...
(1) In the Republic of Hungary political parties may be established and may function freely, provided they respect the Constitution and laws established in accordance with the Constitution.(2)... [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	1990	Article 28	Parliamentary party
(5) Prior to dissolving the Parliament, the President of the Republic is required to request the opinions of the Prime Minister, the Speaker of Parliament and the floor leaders of the parties... [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	1989	Article 28	Parliamentary party
(5) Prior to dissolving the Parliament, the President of the Republic is required to request the opinions of the Prime Minister, the Speaker of Parliament and the floor leaders of the parties... [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	1994	Article 32A	Parliamentary party
(4) The constitutional court shall consist of eleven members who are elected by the Parliament. Members of the Constitutional Court shall be nominated by the Nominating Committee which shall... [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	2004	Article 40B	Extra-parliamentary party
(4) Professional members of the armed forces, the police and other civil national security services may not be members of political parties and may not engage in political activities. [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	1990	Article 40B	Extra-parliamentary party, Secondary legislation
(4) A law adopted with the votes of two thirds of members of the parliament present may restrict party activity of regular members of the armed forces and the police. [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	1989	Article 40B	Extra-parliamentary party, Secondary legislation
(4) The constitutional law sets limits on the party activity of the members of the armed forces and the police. [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	1989	Article 50	Extra-parliamentary party
(3) Judges are independent and answer only to the law. Judges may not be members of political parties and may not engage in political activities. [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	1989	Article 53	Extra-parliamentary party
(2) Public prosecutors may not be members of political parties and may not engage in political activities. [more]
	Constitution	Hungary	1990	Article 63	Secondary legislation
(3) The adoption of the law on the right of association and on the operation and financial management of parties shall require the votes of two thirds of the members of the Parliament present. [more]
	Constitution	Iceland	1944	Article 31	Electoral party, Parliamentary party
[…] In allocating seats according to the election results, it shall be ensured to the extent possible that each political party having gained a seat in Althingi receive the number of... [more]
	Constitution	Italy	1947	Article 49	Parliamentary party, Rights and freedoms
All citizens shall have the right to associate freely in political parties in order to contribute by democratic means to the determination of national policy. [more]
	Constitution	Italy	1947	Article 98	Extra-parliamentary party, Secondary legislation
(3) The right to register as members of political parties may be limited by law in the case of members of the judiciary, professional members of the Armed forces on active duty, police officials... [more]
	Constitution	Italy	1947	Article XII	Activity and behaviour, Programme and identity
It shall be forbidden to reorganize, under any form whatsoever, the dissolved Fascist party. [more]
	Constitution	Latvia	1991	Article 8	Rights and freedoms
(3) Citizens have the right to establish political parties. Note: repealed in 1998. [more]

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