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	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	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]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 8	External oversight, Party...
Political organisations should keep consolidated financial statements for all of their party units, such as trade associations, constituency councils, holding companies and related self-governing... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 9	External oversight, Party finance
Each year, a political organisation shall submit to the Icelandic National Audit Office its financial statement, in accordance with Article 8, signed by auditors. Subsequently, the Icelandic... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 10	Party finance
A candidate shall prepare a financial statement for his/her election campaign in accordance with general accounting principles and have it audited by chartered accountants. The Icelandic National... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 11	External oversight, Party finance
A candidate shall provide the Icelandic National Audit Office with his/her financial statement, signed by auditors, no later than six months after the election. Subsequently, the National Audit... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 12	External oversight
Anyone who on purpose or through gross negligence violates the provisions of this Act shall be subject to fines, and serious violations shall be punishable by imprisonment for up to six years. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 13	Secondary legislation
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2007. The Act's provisions governing primary elections, however, will not enter into force until 1 June 2007.At the same time, subparagraph 1, Article... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 14	Secondary legislation
The words "Local authority fund pays" in section c, Article 123 of the Act are replaced by: State Treasury pays. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2010	Article temp.prov.	External oversight, Party finance
I. The Prime Minister shall, no later than 30 June 2010, appoint a committee of representatives of all of the political parties in the Althingi to review this Act and its implementation.II. The... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2010	Article 1	Democratic principles
The purpose of this Act is to regulate donations to candidates standing for election to the position of President of Iceland, to the Althingi and to municipal governments, to regulate public and... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2010	Article 2
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	2010	Article 3	External oversight, Party finance
Funds shall be allocated annually from the State Treasury through the current national budget for the activities of political organisations that achieved at least one person elected to the Althing... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2010	Article 4	Party finance
Funds shall be allocated annually from the State Treasury through the current national budget for the activities of parliamentary groups. An equal amount, called a unit, shall be paid for each... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2010	Article 5	Party finance
Municipalities with over 500 inhabitants must, while other municipalities may, annually, contribute funds for the activities of political organisations that had at least one person elected to the... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2010	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	2010	Article 7	Party finance
Political organisations and candidates may not accept higher donations from a legal entity than ISK 400,000 annually. Donations in the form of discounts are exempt from this maximum, provided that... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2010	Article 8	External oversight, Party finance
A political organisation shall prepare consolidated financial statements for all of the units that it includes, such as separate associations, constituency councils, holding companies and related... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2010	Article 9	External oversight, Party finance
Political organisations must, before 1 October each year, send the Icelandic National Audit Office its financial statements for the preceding year, in accordance with Article 8, and signed by... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2010	Article 10	External oversight, Party finance
Candidates must prepare financial statements for their campaign, listing all donations and costs in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles. The statements must be endorsed by an... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2010	Article 11	External oversight, Party finance
Candidates must provide the Icelandic National Audit Office with her/his endorsed financial statements no later than three months after the election took place. Subsequently, the National Audit... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2010	Article 12	External oversight
Any person who accepts donations, or their equivalent, that may not be accepted pursuant to Article 6, or who accepts higher donations than permitted pursuant to Article 7, shall be subject to... [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	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]

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