Laws » Party Law in Modern Europe

	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Party Finance Law	Luxembourg	2011	Article 19	External oversight
The submission to the Prime Minister, Minister of State, of the statements and of the list of leaders at the central level of the party must be made within the three months following the entry... [more]
	Constitution	Malta	1964	Article 57	Electoral party
(4) Ballot papers shall be drawn in such a way as to enable illiterates to distinguish between the political parties to which candidates belong. [more]
	Constitution	Malta	1964	Article 91	Parliamentary party
(2) Whenever there shall be occasion for the appointment of a Leader of the Opposition, the Governor-General shall appoint – (a) if there is one opposition party whose numerical strength... [more]
	Constitution	Malta	1964	Article 122	Media access
(1) It shall be the function of the Broadcasting Authority to ensure that, so far as possible, in such sound and television broadcasting services as may be provided in Malta, due impartiality is... [more]
	Constitution	Malta	1974	Article 57	Electoral party
(11) Ballot papers shall be drawn in such a way as to enable illiterates to distinguish between the political parties to which candidates belong. [more]
	Constitution	Malta	1974	Article 91	Parliamentary party
(2) Whenever there shall be occasion for the appointment of a Leader of the Opposition, the President shall appoint – (a) if there is one opposition party whose numerical strength in the... [more]
	Constitution	Malta	1987	Article 52	Electoral party, Parliamentary party
[…] Provided that where at any general election, a single political party obtains in the aggregate more than fifty per centum of all valid votes cast at that election, as credited to its... [more]
	Constitution	Malta	1987	Article 56	Electoral party
(11) Ballot papers shall be drawn in such a way as to enable illiterates to distinguish between the political parties to which candidates belong. [more]
	Constitution	Malta	1996	Article 52	Electoral party, Parliamentary party
[…] Provided that where - (i) at any general election, a political party obtains in the aggregate more than fifty per centum of all the valid votes cast at that election, as... [more]
	Constitution	Malta	2000	Article 90	Parliamentary party
(2) Whenever there shall be occasion for the appointment of a Leader of the Opposition, the President shall appoint – (a) if there is one opposition party whose numerical strength in the... [more]
	Constitution	Malta	2000	Article 119	Media access
(1) It shall be the function of the Broadcasting Authority to ensure that, so far as possible, in such sound and television broadcasting services as may be provided in Malta, due impartiality is... [more]
	Constitution	Malta	2007	Article 52	Electoral party, Parliamentary party
[…] Provided that where – (i) at any general election, a political party (hereinafter referred to in this article as the “absolute majority party”) obtains in the... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 1	Secondary legislation
In the present law and the provisions thereof, the following meaning apply:a. Our Minister: Our Minister for Home Affairs;b. political party: an association whose appellation is registered,... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 2	Party finance
1. Our Minister shall grant subsidies to those political parties as have participated in the previously held election for the Second Chamber or First Chamber of the Parliament with its appellation... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 3	Party finance
1. For the purposes of applying the present law, a political party may designate one political youth organization and conclude a written subsidy agreement with said youth organization. A political... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 4	Extra-parliamentary party
The membership of a political party and of a political youth organization shall be demonstrated by an explicit declaration of intent of the person involved. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 5	Party finance
The subsidy is granted only for expenses directly related to the following activities:a. political training and educational activities;b. provision of information to members;c. maintaining... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 6	Party finance
1. The amount of the subsidy shall not exceed the following sums:a. a basic sum of f 75,000, - and a sum of f 24,000, - per seat held by the political party; andb. in the event that, on the... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 7	Party finance
1. The sum stated in article 6, section one (b), is provided only insofar as the expenses of the designated political-scientific institute are eligible for subsidy. The subsidy entails the... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 8	Party finance
1. The application for the subsidy in a calendar year is to be submitted no later than 1 November of the preceding year.2. The application for the subsidy is to be accompanied by an activity plan... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 9	Party finance
1. The subsidy entails the obligation that the political party maintains records organized in such a way that the rights and obligations relevant for the determination of the subsidy, as well as... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 10	Party finance
1. The application for the determination of the subsidy is to be submitted within six months following the end of the calendar year. 2. The application for the determination of the subsidy is to... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 11	Party finance, Secondary legislation
1. The political party shall contract an auditor to examine the financial report, as provided for in article 393, section one, of Book 2 of the Dutch Civil Code.2. The auditor shall examine... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 12	Party finance
Our Minister shall determine the subsidy within four months following receipt of the application for determination of the subsidy. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 13	Party finance
Our Minister may grant advances on the subsidy, the amount of which advances shall not exceed 80% of the subsidy which, by reasonable expectation, will be provided to the political party. [more]

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