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	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 12	External oversight, Party finance
(1) A party's county organisation may apply for a grant. The grants are provided as vote support and basic support. Party organisations in Oslo may apply for a grant both as a county organisation... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 13	External oversight, Party finance
(1) A party's municipal organisation may apply for a grant. Party organisations in Oslo may apply for a grant both as a municipal organisation and as a county organisation, cf. Section 12.(2) The... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 14	External oversight, Party finance
The Ministry may make it a condition for payment of government grants to a party or a party unit that the party in question has delivered reports according to the rules in Chapter 4. [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 15	External oversight
Decisions concerning the allotment of government grants may be appealed to the Political Parties Act Committee, cf. Chapter 5, within three weeks after the decision was made. The committee's... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 16	External oversight
The Ministry may issue regulations stipulating that vote support below a certain amount shall not be paid. [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 17	Party finance, Secondary legislation
(1) Anyone is permitted to donate to political parties within the limitations that follow from the provision herein.(2) No political party may receive a donation if the identity of the donor is... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 18	Party finance
(1) All political parties, including organisational units of parties that are comprised by this Act, shall submit annual reports on their income.(2) The report shall include income in the period 1... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 19	Party finance
(1) The report shall contain a complete overview of the income received by the party or the party organisations during the period.(2) The income shall be categorised as follows:Public... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 20	Party finance
(1) If during the period a donor has made one or more donations to the party's head organisation to a total value of 30 000 kroner or more, the value of the donation and the identity of the donor... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 21	External oversight,...
(1) The report shall contain a declaration that the party or the party unit has had no other income than that reported.(2) If political or commercial agreements have been entered into with any... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 22	External oversight, Secondary legislation
(1) A central register for reporting under this Act shall be established.(2) The central register shall compare the information concerning the party's income and sources of income and make this... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 23	External oversight
Parties or party units comprised by this Act are obliged on request to allow inspection of the accounts that have been prepared for the previous year. [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 24	External oversight
(1) The Political Parties Act Committee is an independent administrative body, administratively subordinate to the King and the Ministry. Neither the King nor the Ministry may issue instructions... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 25
The members of the Committee are appointed by the King in Council for six years at a time.The Committee shall have at least six members. The chairman of the Committee shall have the qualifications... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 26
The Committee shall submit an annual report on its activity. The report shall be forwarded to the Ministry by 1 October. [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 27	Secondary legislation
The Ministry may through regulations issue more detailed rules concerning the activity of the Committee. The Ministry may also issue regulations concerning the opportunity to appeal the... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 28	Secondary legislation
(1) This Act comes into force from the date determined by the King. From the same date, Chapter 5 of Act no. 57 of 28 June 2002 relating to general, county council and municipal elections (the... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 1
(1) The registrar is the Brønnøysund Register Centre. (2) Applications for registration of political party names shall be made on a form prepared by the... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 2
(1) The Register of Political Parties shall contain information concerning the party's name, organisation number, address and the contact person who is registered in the Central Coordinating... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 3
When changes occur in the composition of the party's executive body, notification to that effect shall be sent to the registrar. Minutes of the meeting at which the election of the new executive... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 4
The person submitting the notification shall be informed of the information that is registered on the unit in the Register of Political Parties. Notification of decisions related to the party's... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 5
(1) By 15 October in the year before an election year, the registrar shall notify the parties of the information registered on the party in the Register of Political Parties. At the same time the... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 6
The registrar decides what information on which the registration shall be based. The registrar shall ensure that he has as much information as possible regarding the case before making a decision. [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 7
(1) The registrar shall publish decisions concerning the registration of new party names, amalgamation of parties and deregistration of party names. Also decisions made by the Political Parties... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 8
(1) Decisions made by the registration authority may be appealed within three weeks to the Political Parties Act Committee, appointed by the King in Council, cf. Chapter 5 of the Political... [more]

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