Laws » Party Law in Modern Europe

	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Party Finance Law	Italy	2012	Article 14	Party finance, Secondary legislation
1. The expenses for the electoral campaign of each political party and movement participating to the elections of the Italian members of the European Parliament shall not exceed the amount... [more]
	Constitution	Latvia	1991	Article 8	Rights and freedoms
(3) Citizens have the right to establish political parties. Note: repealed in 1998. [more]
	Constitution	Latvia	1991	Article 12	Rights and freedoms
All persons in Latvia are equal under the law regardless of race, nationality, sex, language, party affiliation, political, and religious persuasion, social, material and occupational standing and... [more]
	Constitution	Latvia	1991	Article 30	Rights and freedoms
(2) No one may be forced to express his/her political, religious, ethical or other views, as well as his/her party affiliation. Note: repealed in 1998. [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	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]
	Constitution	Latvia	1998	Article 102	Rights and freedoms
Everyone has the right to form and join associations, political parties and other public organizations. [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 (50)	Secondary legislation
The procedures for the coming into force of this Law shall be prescribed by a special law. [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article	Extra-parliamentary party, Secondary legislation
(1) Matters that are associated with the termination of the membership of a member in a party, shall be determined by the Associations and Foundations Law, if this Law does not prescribe a... [more]
	Party Law	Latvia	2006	Article	External oversight
(1) The activities of a party shall be supervised and controlled by the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau, the State Revenue Service, the Party Register authority, as well as other... [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]

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