Laws » Party Law in Modern Europe

	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 14	Party finance
1. In the event that, as a result of an election for the members of the Second Chamber or the First Chamber of the Parliament, there is a change in the number of seats held by a political party,... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 15	Party finance
1. In the event that a fraction of a political party in the Second Chamber of the Parliament is divided, each new fraction which originates as a consequence thereof shall designate a political... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 16	External oversight, Party...
1. Where a political party, on the basis of articles 137c, d, e, f, or g, or article 429 (4) of the Dutch Criminal Code, is sentenced to pay a monetary fine, the entitlement to a subsidy shall be... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 17	External oversight, Party...
Every year Our Minister shall send a summary to the Parliament of the subsidies granted to political parties. A report as provided for in article 4:24 of the General Administrative Law Act may be... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 18	External oversight, Party finance
1. Donations to a political party of f 10,000, - or more, whose origin is other than that of a natural person, are to be disclosed by the party. The donation is to be disclosed in all cases... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 19	External oversight, Media...
The Media Act is amended as follows:A. Article 39g is amended as follows:1. In the first section «and groupings» is deleted and the words «Second Chamber» are replaced by... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 20	Secondary legislation
1. In the event that the present law enters into force prior to the moment when article I, part V, of the Law of 13 November 1997 enters into force, thereby amending those provisions of the Media... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 21	Party finance
1. The present article is applicable in the year during which the present law enters into force.2. The application for a subsidy, as provided for in article 8, is to be submitted without delay... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Netherlands	1999	Article 22	External oversight, Media...
Article 16 and articles 39g and 45a of the Media Act, as amended by the present law, are not applicable in respect of convictions for an offence committed before the date of entry into force of... [more]
	Constitution	Norway	1984	Article 63	Electoral party
It is the duty of anyone who is elected as a representative to accept such election, unless:d) He is a member of a political party and he is elected on a list of candidates which has not been... [more]
	Constitution	Norway	1988	Article 59	Electoral party,...
The election of representatives of constituencies is based on proportional representation and the seats are distributed among the political parties in accordance with the following rules. The... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Norway	1998	Article 1	Party finance, Secondary legislation
Political parties that are registered under Section 17 of the Norwegian Election Act and which have submitted a list for the last parliamentary election are obligated to prepare annual statements... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Norway	1998	Article 2	Party finance
The statement of income must contain information on the following types of income:1.Official party support2.Contingent income3.Donations from private persons, lotteries, fundraisers,... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Norway	1998	Article 3	Party finance
The income statement is prepared for the period 1 January to 31 December.The statement of income must be signed by the party leader, include a declaration that the party has not received other... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Norway	1998	Article 4	External oversight, Party finance
The statement must be submitted to the Norwegian Parliament a maximum of 6 months after the end of the financial year.1 1 See Section 3, first paragraph. [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 1	External oversight, Secondary legislation
(1) The purpose of the Act is:- to facilitate elections pursuant to Act no. 57 of 28 June 2002 on general, county council and municipal elections (The Election Act ) through an arrangement for... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 2	Electoral party, Extra-parliamentary party
(1) A political party that satisfies the conditions in Section 3 may apply to register the party's name in the Register of Political Parties at the Brønnøysund Register Centre.(2)... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 3	External oversight, Extra-parliamentary party
(1) In order for a party name to be registered in the Register of Political Parties, it must not be possible to confuse it with the name ofa)another party registered in the Register of Political... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 4	Extra-parliamentary party, Parliamentary party
(1) A registered political party may apply to change its registered party name. The provisions in Section 3 apply correspondingly. Instead of the formation document, the minutes of the meeting at... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 5	External oversight, Extra-parliamentary party
(1) The effect of the registration shall cease and the party's name shall become freely available when the party has not issued a list of election candidates in any constituency at two consecutive... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 6	Extra-parliamentary party
(1) In the event that a registered party wishes to change previously registered information, the party shall submit notification to the Brønnøysund Register Centre and name the... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 7	External oversight
The registration authority shall announce decisions concerning registration of new names of political parties or deletion of names from the Register of Political Parties. [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 8	External oversight
(1) The registration authority's decisions under this Chapter may be appealed to the Political Parties Act Committee, cf. Chapter 5. An appeal must be submitted within three weeks. Appeals shall... [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 9	External oversight
The Ministry may in regulations provide more detailed provisions for the registration scheme and the activities of the registration authorities. [more]
	Party Law	Norway	2005	Article 10	Party finance
(1) Government grants to political parties' organisations at national, regional and municipal levels are paid in the amounts determined by the Storting.(2) The Storting finances the elected groups... [more]

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