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	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Party Finance Law	Latvia	1995	Article 7	External oversight, Party finance
(1) Financing of political organisations (parties) in the form of anonymous gifts (donations) is prohibited, except for case mentioned in the fourth section of this article. (2) Within the... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Latvia	1995	Article 8	External oversight, Party finance
(1) Every year not later than by 1 March a political organisation (party) shall submit an annual declaration signed by the leader of the respective political organisation (party) to the Ministry... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Latvia	1995	Article 9	External oversight
A person entitled to give (donate) financial resources and assets to a political organisation (party), and any media journalist can see the annual declaration of any political organisation (party)... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Latvia	1995	Article 10	External oversight
(1) If a political organisation (party) fails to submit the annual declaration within the time frame specified in Article 8 herein or fails to provide the data required by this law, the Minister... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Latvia	1995	Article 11	Party finance
(1) At least once a year financial and economic activities of each political organisation (party) shall be audited by an independent auditing company; its statement about financial and economic... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Italy	1974	Article 1
As a contribution for the election costs incurred for the renewal of the two Chambers, the political parties referred to in the present article are entitled to receive financial contributions... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Italy	1974	Article 2
Contributions for the reimbursement of election expenses shall be paid to the political parties upon request of the respective political secretaries addressed to the President of the Chamber, as... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Italy	1974	Article 3
As a contribution for the performance of their duties and for the functional activity of the relevant parties, the parliamentary groups shall be entitled to funding equivalent to a total annual... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Italy	1974	Article 4
In the event of any dispute or delay in the collection, the President of the Chamber or the President of the Senate, in accordance with their respective powers, shall arrange to deposit the sum... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Italy	1974	Article 5
The political parties and parliamentary groups who wish to obtain the contributions provided for by this law are required to indicate in their statutes and regulations the individuals who, having... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Italy	1974	Article 6
The amounts payable as contributions are non-transferable. Any agreement which is indicative of such intention is void. The contributions provided for under the present Law are not subject to any... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Italy	1974	Article 7
Any funding or contribution, in any form and disbursed in any manner, in favour of parties or their political-organizational branches and of parliamentary groups by administration bodies, public... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Italy	1974	Article 8
The political secretaries of the parties which have benefited from the contributions provided for under the present Law shall publish the party's consolidated financial statements, as approved by... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Italy	1974	Article 9
The contributions provided for in the Art. 3 above, corresponding to the annual amount established herein, shall be paid to the parliamentary groups from the date on which the present Law enters... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Italy	1974	Article 10
The total charge, estimated to be a maximum of 45,000 million of Italian Lire in the financial year of 1974, shall be paid through an equivalent reduction in chapter 3523 of the budget of the... [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	Lithuania	1997	Article 2	Extra-parliamentary party,...
1.A political campaign may be agitation campaigns of the Parliament (hereinafter the Seimas) of the Republic of Lithuania, the President of the Republic, elections and referendums of Municipality... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Latvia	1995	Article 13	Party finance
1. Not later than by 1 September 1995 all the political organisations (parties) registered in Latvia shall submit to the Ministry of Justice and the State Revenue Service a declaration of... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 1	Democratic principles
The intention of this Act is to regulate financial donations to political organisations and political activities, to reduce the risk of conflicting interests and to provide transparency in... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 2	Party finance
In the context of this Act, the words and terms below shall have the following meanings:1.Political organisation: A party or organisation that presents candidates for election to the Althingi or... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 3	Party finance
Funds shall be allocated annually from the State Treasury to the activities of political parties who have at least one member elected to Althingi or have received at least 2.5% of the vote in the... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 4	Party finance
Funds shall be allocated annually from the State Treasury through the current national budget for the activities of parliamentary parties. An equal amount, called a unit, shall be paid for each... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 5	Party finance
Local authorities with over 500 inhabitants must, whilst other authorities are allowed to, contribute funds to the activities of political organisations, that have at least one person elected to... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 6	Party finance
Political organisations and candidates may accept donations for their activities or electoral campaigns subject to the limitations entailed in the second to fifth paragraphs of this Article and... [more]
	Party Finance Law	Iceland	2006	Article 7	External oversight, Party finance
Political organisations and candidates may not accept contributions from any legal entity that are higher than ISK 300,000 a year. Contributions in the form of discounts are exempt from this... [more]

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