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	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 9
Statistics Norway (SSB) is the registrar for reporting of party income and sources of income, cf. Section 22, subsections 1 and 2. [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 10
(1) All registered political parties, including organisational party units that are comprised by the Political Parties Act (units obliged to report), shall when reporting in accordance with the... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 11
(1) Pursuant to Section 22(2) of the Act, SSB shall make the compared information concerning the parties' income and sources of income electronically available to the general public. SSB shall... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 12
(1) The Ministry of Government Administration and Reform and the County Governors send SSB an overview of the entities with an obligation to report that have been granted their application for... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 13
SSB shall report any breach of the duty to report, cf. Section 22, 2nd subsection, 2nd sentence of the Act, by 1 October. [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 14
(1) SSB establishes an archive for the scheme in accordance with Chapter II of the Archives Act. (2) SSB may determine more detailed guidelines concerning the reporting system, including... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 15
(1) The Political Parties Act Committee can decide to withhold government party support on the recommendation of the Ministry or on its own initiative, when. a) the party or the party unit has... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 16
The Ministry can withhold support in individual cases pending the decision of the committee, cf. Section 14 of the Political Parties Act. [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 17
(1) Decisions to withhold support may not be appealed, cf. Section 24(1) of the Political Parties Act. (2) The Political Parties Act Committee can reverse a decision to withhold support... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 18
The party or the party unit and the Ministry shall be informed of decisions of the Political Parties Act Committee under Section 15 and Section 17(2). [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 19
(1) Any payment of previously withheld support under Section 15 and Section 16 is limited to the calculated amount for the current budget period, cf. also Section 7(1), first sentence of the... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 20
(1) At least two members of the Political Parties Act Committee shall have previous experience of political work and have different party political backgrounds. (2) Committee members may... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 21
(1) The Committee's decisions are by simple majority. The chairman has the casting vote in the event of a tie. The Committee has a quorum when at least two thirds of the members, including the... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2006	Article 22
The Regulations come into force from 1 April 2006 inclusive. Regulations no. 1433 of 24 November 2005 on registration of political parties are repealed as of the same date [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article	Democratic principles, Extra-parliamentary party
The purpose of this Law is to ensure the legal basis for the activities of political parties (hereinafter - party) and the alliances thereof, to promote the internal democracy of parties and the... [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article 2	Electoral party,...
(1) A party is an organisation that is established in order to perform political activities, to participate in election campaigns, to nominate candidates for deputy positions, to participate in... [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article 3	Extra-parliamentary party
A party shall acquire the status of a legal person with its entering into the Register of Political Parties (hereinafter - Party Register). [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article 4	Extra-parliamentary party
(1) A party shall be liable to the extent of all the property of the party.(2) A party shall not be responsible for the liabilities of a member. A member shall not be responsible for the... [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article 5	Extra-parliamentary party
(1) The legal address of a party is the address indicated in the Party Register.(2) If documents, information or other correspondence is sent to a party to the legal address indicated in the Party... [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article 6	Extra-parliamentary party, Programme and identity
(1) The name, abbreviated name or logo of a party shall be unequivocally different from the name, abbreviated name or logo of a party or party alliance previously registered in Latvia (regardless... [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article 7	Activity and behaviour, Electoral party
(1) In order to achieve the objective specified in the statutes, a party has the right to perform public activities that are not in conflict with regulatory enactments.(2) For this purpose, a... [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article 8	Party finance
(1) In order to achieve the objectives specified in the statute, a party is entitled to perform open economic activities on its own behalf, which do not have the nature or purpose of profit... [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article 9	Activity and behaviour
Parties are prohibited from arming the members thereof or other persons, organising military training and establishing militarised units. [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article 10	External oversight, Extra-parliamentary party
(1) Any party member may participate at the institutional meetings of the relevant party, if the statute do not specify otherwise.(2) Journalists of the mass media may be present at meetings of... [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article 11	Secondary legislation
A special law shall regulate the financing rules of parties. [more]

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