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	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Constitution	Portugal	1982	Article 167	Secondary legislation
The Assembly of the Republic has exclusive legislative power with respect to the following matters: d) Associations and political parties; [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1982	Article 181	Parliamentary party
(2) The composition of the committees shall reflect the representation of parties in the Assembly of the Republic. [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1982	Article 182	Extra-parliamentary party, Parliamentary party
(2) The Standing Committee shall be chaired by the President of the Assembly and shall be composed of the Vice-Presidents and Deputies appointed by all the parties in proportion to the number of... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1982	Article 190	Parliamentary party
(1) The Prime Minister shall be appointed by the President of the Republic after taking the opinion of the parties represented in the Assembly of the Republic and with due regard for the results... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1982	Article 269	Extra-parliamentary party
(2) Officials in the Public Service and other personnel of the State and other public bodies shall not be prejudiced or benefited by their exercise of political rights contained in this... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1982	Article 275	Extra-parliamentary party
(4) The Armed Forces shall be at the service of the Portuguese people, and shall be strictly non-partisan; their members shall not take advantage of opportunities provided by their weapons,... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1982	Article 299	Programme and identity, Secondary legislation
(1) The provisions of Article 47(3) shall apply to political parties already created; the law shall prescribe rules for that matter.(2) Political parties cannot be created if their programmatic... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1989	Article 40	Media access, Parliamentary...
(1) Political parties, trade unions, professional organizations and organizations representing economic interests have the right to broadcasting time on publicly owned radio and television, to the... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1989	Article 51	Programme and identity
(1) Freedom of association includes the right to establish and join political associations and parties, and, through them, to work jointly and democratically to give expression to the will of the... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1989	Article 55	Extra-parliamentary party
(4) Trade unions shall be independent of employers, the State and religious denominations and political parties and other political associations. Adequate guarantees for that independence shall be... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1989	Article 117
(1) Political parties shall participate in organs elected by direct universal suffrage, in accordance with their electoral representation. (3) The political parties that are represented in the... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1989	Article 167	Secondary legislation
The Assembly of the Republic has exclusive legislative power with respect to the following matters:h) Associations and political parties; [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1989	Article 225	External oversight
(2) The Constitutional Court, in addition, has the following powers: e) To verify the legality of the constitutions of political parties and their alliances, of their names, initials and... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1989	Article 288	Democratic principles
Laws revising this Constitutional shall respect: i) Pluralism and expression in political organization, which shall include political parties and the right to democratic opposition; [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1989	Article 295	Programme and identity, Secondary legislation
The provisions of Article 51(3) shall apply to political parties established before this Constitution came into force; the law shall prescribe rules for that matter. Note: repealed in 2004. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	1993	Article 1
The regime governing the financial resources of political parties and election campaigns is determined by the provisions of the present law. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	1993	Article 2	Party finance
The sources of financing of the activity of political parties comprise their own revenues and other sources of private financing and public grants¬. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	1993	Article 3	Party finance
The following constitute resources derived from ¬private financing:a)Membership fees and other contributions from party members;b)The contributions of representatives elected by the... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	1993	Article 4	Party finance
1.Donations of a monetary nature granted by legal persons shall not ¬exceed the sum of 1,000 national monthly minimum salaries, whereas it shall be mandatory to provide indication of their... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	1993	Article 5	Party finance
Parties are prohibited from receiving monetary donations from:a)State enterprises;b)Undertakings whose capital is exclusively ¬or in the majority public;c)Undertakings which are... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	1993	Article 6	Party finance
The resources of public financing for pursuit of the parties' own purposes are:a)Grants for financing of parties and election campaigns as foreseen under the ¬present law;b)The grant allocated... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	1993	Article 7	Party finance
1.Each party which has competed in elections, albeit in coalition, and which obtains representation in the Assembleia da República (Assembly of the Republic) is granted, pursuant to the... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	1993	Article 8	Party finance
1.Parties are exempted from the following taxes:a)Stamp duty;b)Imposto sobre Sucessões e Doações (Tax on Inheritances and Donations);c) Imposto municipal de sisa (Municipal... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	1993	Article 9	External oversight, Party finance
1.The benefits for which provision in made in the preceding article are suspended in the event that the party fails to contest the general election or in the event that the lists of candidates... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	1993	Article 10	Party finance, Secondary legislation
1.Political parties are required to maintain organized accounts, ensuring that it is possible to ascertain their financial situation and verify their compliance with the obligations under the... [more]

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