Laws » Party Law in Modern Europe

	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 27	Extra-parliamentary party
The members of the democratically elected internal jurisdictional body shall be guaranteed independence, shall be under a duty of impartiality, and during their mandates shall not be political... [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 28	Extra-parliamentary party
The statute shall ensure direct, active and balanced participation by women and men in political activities and the absence of gender discrimination in the access to party bodies and to selection... [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 29	Extra-parliamentary party
1 - Party offices shall not be lifetime appointments.2 - Honorary positions shall be an exception to the provisions of the previous paragraph.3 - The terms of office of party officers shall be... [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 30
1 - Decisions taken by any party body shall be subject to impugnation before the competent internal jurisdictional body on the grounds of a breach of rules laid down by the statutes or the law.2 -... [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 31	Activity and behaviour,...
1 - In the following cases members of party bodies may be removed from office as an accessory sanction handed down by judicial ruling:a) They are convicted by a court of any of the special crimes... [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 32	Extra-parliamentary party
1 - Statutes may provide for the holding of internal referenda on political issues that are of importance to the party.2 - Referenda on issues in relation to which the statutes reserve competence... [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 33	Extra-parliamentary party
Party elections and referenda shall be held by individual, secret suffrage. [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 34	External oversight, Extra-parliamentary party
1 - Party elections shall comply with the following rules:a) Electoral rolls shall be drawn up and made available within a reasonable period of time;b) Candidatures shall be given equal... [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 35
1 - Political parties may establish forms of cooperation with public and private bodies, with respect for the autonomy and independence of all concerned.2 - Political parties and public bodies... [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 36
Political parties may freely associate with foreign parties or join international federations of parties. [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 37	Secondary legislation
The financing of political parties and election campaigns shall be regulated by a specific law. [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 38	Extra-parliamentary party
1 - Labour relations between political parties and their staff shall be subject to the general labour laws.2 - The fact that a member of staff ceases to be a party member or engages in propaganda... [more]
	Party Law	Portugal	2003	Article 39	Extra-parliamentary party
The present Law shall be applicable to political parties that exist on the date on which it enters into force, and the necessary adaptations shall be made to their statutes within at most two years. [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	2004	Article 114	Parliamentary party
(1) Political parties shall participate in organs elected by direct universal suffrage, in accordance with their electoral representation. (3) Political parties that are represented in the... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	2004	Article 133	Parliamentary party
The President of the Republic has the following powers in relation to other organs:e) To dissolve the Assembly of the Republic, subject to the provisions of Article 172, after receiving the... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	2004	Article 234	Parliamentary party
(1) The President of the Republic may dissolve the Legislative Assembly of an autonomous region, after having consulted the Council of State and the parties represented in the respective assembly. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	2011	Article 1
The present law governs the regime applicable to the financial resources of political parties and election campaigns. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	2011	Article 2	Party finance
The sources of financing of the activities of political parties comprise their own revenues and other revenues derived from private financing and from public grants. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	2011	Article 3	Party finance
Own revenues1 - The own revenues of political parties consist of:a) Membership fees and other contributions from members;b) The contributions of candidates and elected representatives on lists... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	2011	Article 4	Party finance
The resources of public financing for the accomplishment of the parties' own ends are:a) Grants for the financing of political parties;b) Grants for election campaigns;c) Other grants according to... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	2011	Article 5	External oversight, Party finance
1 - Each party which has contested 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	2011	Article 6	Party finance
1 - Revenues obtained from fundraising may not exceed, per party, 1500 times the value of the IAS and are to be registered pursuant to paragraph 7 of article 12. 2 - The product of fundraising is... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	2011	Article 7	Party finance
1 - Donations of a financial nature made by identified individual persons are subject to an annual limit of 25 times the value of the IAS per donor and must be transacted by cheque or bank... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	2011	Article 8	Party finance
1 - Political parties are prohibited from receiving anonymous donations and are prohibited from receiving gifts or loans of a monetary nature or in kind from national or foreign legal persons,... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Portugal	2011	Article 9	Party finance
1 - The payment of any expense of a political party is to be made by cheque or by means of other banking transactions which enable the identification of the amount and the entity receiving the... [more]

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