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	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Constitution	Poland	1997	Article 100	Electoral party
(1) Candidates for Deputies and Senators may be nominated by political parties or voters. [more]
	Constitution	Poland	1997	Article 178	Extra-parliamentary party
(3) A judge shall not belong to a political party, a trade union or perform public activities incompatible with the principles of independence of the courts and judges. [more]
	Constitution	Poland	1997	Article 188	Activity and behaviour,...
The Constitutional Tribunal shall adjudicate regarding the following matters:(4) the conformity to the Constitution of the purposes or activities of political parties; [more]
	Constitution	Poland	1997	Article 195	Extra-parliamentary party
(3) Judges of the Constitutional Tribunal, during their term of office, shall not belong to a political party, a trade union or perform public activities incompatible with the principles of the... [more]
	Constitution	Poland	1997	Article 205	Extra-parliamentary party
(3) The President of the Supreme Chamber of Control shall not belong to a political party, a trade union or perform public activities incompatible with the dignity of his office. [more]
	Constitution	Poland	1997	Article 209	Extra-parliamentary party
(3) The Commissioner for Citizens' Rights shall not belong to a political party, a trade union or perform other public activities incompatible with the dignity of his office. [more]
	Constitution	Poland	1997	Article 214	Extra-parliamentary party
(2) A member of the National Council of Radio Broadcasting and Television shall not belong to a political party, a trade union or perform public activities incompatible with the dignity of his... [more]
	Constitution	Poland	1997	Article 227	Extra-parliamentary party
(4) The President of the National Bank of Poland shall not belong to a political party, a trade union or perform public activities incompatible with the dignity of his office. [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 1	Democratic principles, Rights and freedoms
1. A political party is a voluntary organisation acting under a specific name with the view to participating in public life by exerting influence, through democratic methods, on the shaping of the... [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 2	Extra-parliamentary party, Secondary legislation
1. Citizens of the Republic of Poland who are aged 18 or over may be members of political parties.2. A ban on membership in political parties shall be defined by separate acts. [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 3
A political party shall base its activities on voluntary work of its members; it may hire employees to run its affairs. [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 4
Public authorities shall be required to treat political parties equally. [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 5	Media access, Secondary legislation
Political parties shall be ensured access to public radio and television in accordance with the rules laid down in separate acts. [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 6
Political parties may not perform tasks reserved by the provisions of law for public authorities or substitute those authorities in performance of such tasks. [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 7	Extra-parliamentary party
A political party may not have organisational units at work places. [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 8	Extra-parliamentary party
Political parties shall develop their structures and rules of operation in accordance with principles of democracy, specifically by ensuring transparency of those structures, appointing the... [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 9	Extra-parliamentary party
1.The constitution of a political party shall specify its purposes, structure and rules of operation, and in particular:1)the party's name, abbreviated name and seat,2)manner of acquiring and... [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 10	Extra-parliamentary party
A member of a political party shall have the right to leave it. [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 11	External oversight,...
1. A political party shall have an application made for its entry in the register of political parties, hereinafter referred to as the "register" maintained by the District Court in Warsaw,... [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 12	External oversight
1. The Court shall make an entry of a political party in the register immediately, if the application complies with the provisions of law.2. Entry shall also be construed to mean amendment or... [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 13	External oversight
1. If an application to enter a political party in the register was made in violation of the provisions of Article 11 (2) to (6), the Court shall call on the applicants to remove identified... [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 14	Activity and behaviour,...
1. If concerns arise as to the compliance with the Constitution of the purposes and rules of operation of a political party set out in its constitution, in accordance with Article 9 (1), or in its... [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 15	External oversight
Final and binding decisions of the Court in cases regarding entry in the register shall be announced, free of charge, in the "Monitor S?dowy i Gospodarczy" gazette and shall be forwarded to the... [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 16	Extra-parliamentary party
A political party shall acquire legal personality upon its entry in the register. [more]
	Party Law	Poland	2008	Article 17	Extra-parliamentary party
The name, abbreviated name and graphic symbol of a political party sought to be entered in the register in the manner specified in Article 11 shall be subject to legal protection as envisaged for... [more]

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