Laws » Party Law in Modern Europe

	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Party Law	Cyprus	2011	Article 5	External oversight, Party finance
(1) Subject to the provisions of the following sections, in addition to public funding a political party may receive lawful private money contributions or in kind or in equipment or in... [more]
	Party Law	Cyprus	2011	Article 6	External oversight, Party finance
(1) (a) The financial management of political parties, the revenue and expenditure, as well as the contributions paid to the Special Common Fund as provided by section (4) of article 5 shall be... [more]
	Party Law	Cyprus	2011	Article 7	Party finance
The expenses of political parties must move at least to a minimum proportion of up to 80% exclusively through financial institutions, and their capital may not be transferred to other... [more]
	Party Law	Cyprus	2011	Article 8	External oversight, Party finance
(1) Any violation of the provisions under this Law shall be liable to an administrative fine of up to eight thousand euros (€8,000), to be imposed by the Registrar with the approval of the... [more]
	Party Law	Cyprus	2011	Article 9
Each political party shall in accordance with the provisions of this Law have the right to sue and to be sued in its name as a separate legal personality representing all its members. [more]
	Party Law	Cyprus	2011	Article 10	External oversight, Secondary legislation
The Council of Ministers shall issue Regulations approved by the House of Representatives on any matter that requires or is eligible for definition, and in general for the better application of... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 1	Party finance
Under this Act, State financial support is paid to political parties that have taken part in elections to the Riksdag. The forms of financial support are ‘party support' and... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 2	Party finance
Party support is paid per seat in the Riksdag. Each seat in the Riksdag receives a contribution of SEK 333 300. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 3	Party finance
The number of per seat contributions that each party receives is determined annually, taking account of the outcome of the two most recent general elections, unless Section 4 states otherwise.In... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 4	Party finance
If an extraordinary election has taken place after one of the general elections referred to in Section 3, first paragraph, the number of seats counted when applying Section 3, second paragraph are... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 5	Party finance
Secretariat support is paid in the form of basic support and supplementary support. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 6
Parties that have received at least 4 per cent of the votes nationwide in an election to the Riksdag receive one full basic support amount for each year covered by the election. A full basic... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 7	Party finance
Parties that have won representation in the Riksdag but have not gained 4 per cent of the votes nationwide receive, for each year covered by the election, as many fourteenths of one full basic... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 8	Party finance
Parties referred to in Sections 6 or 7 receive supplementary support in addition to basic support for each year covered by the election in the amount of SEK 16 350 for each seat won if the party... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 9	Party finance
If a party has gained at least 4 per cent of the votes nationwide in an election to the Riksdag, and if in the next election the party receives a percentage share that is less than four, the... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 10	Party finance
If a party has gained at least 4 per cent of the votes nationwide in an extraordinary election or in a new election, and if the party received a percentage share that is less than four in the most... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 11	Party finance
Parties cannot receive a higher amount in basic support during a year than that which corresponds to one full basic support amount. [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 11a	Party finance
A party that has gained at least 4 per cent of the votes nationwide in an election to the Riksdag and, in the next election to the Riksdag, gains less than 2 per cent of the votes nationwide is... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 12	Party finance
In this Act, years are calculated from 15 October. Financial support referred to in this Act is calculated once for each year, unless Section 10 states otherwise. The conditions that exist when... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 13	External oversight, Party...
Issues concerning support under this Act are reviewed by the Commission on Financial Support to the Political Parties. The Commission consists of a chair and two other members. The members, who... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Sweden	2008	Article 14	External oversight, Party finance
Applications for financial support under this Act are to be submitted each year in writing to the Commission on Financial Support to the Political Parties. The application should be submitted... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Serbia	2011	Article 1	External oversight, Party finance
This Law shall regulate sources and manner of financing, records and control of financing of activities of political parties, coalitions and citizens' group (hereinafter "political entities"). [more]
	Party Finance Law	Serbia	2011	Article 2	Party finance
Individual terms used in this Law shall mean: -"political activity" is regular work and election campaign of a political entity as submitter of registered electoral list and nominator of... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Serbia	2011	Article 3	Party finance
Political entities are financed from public and private sources. Political entities use funds from sources specified in paragraph 1 of this article for financing of regular work and election... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Serbia	2011	Article 4	Party finance
Public sources for financing of political activity comprise pecuniary funds and services granted by the Republic of Serbia, autonomous province and local government, their organs as well as... [more]

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