Laws » Party Law in Modern Europe

	Law.type	Law.country_id	Law.year	Article.number	Categories
	Constitution	Portugal	1997	Article 180	Parliamentary party
(1) Deputies elected for the same party or the same alliance of parties are entitled to set up a parliamentary group. [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1976	Article 190	Parliamentary party
(1) The Prime Minister shall be appointed by the President of the Republic after taking the opinion of the Revolutionary Council and the parties represented in the Assembly of the Republic and... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1997	Article 187	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	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	1997	Article 223	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... [more]
	Constitution	Malta	2000	Article 90	Parliamentary party
(2) Whenever there shall be occasion for the appointment of a Leader of the Opposition, the President shall appoint – (a) if there is one opposition party whose numerical strength in the... [more]
	Constitution	Bulgaria	1991	Article 12	Activity and behaviour
(2) Citizens’ associations, including trade unions, shall not pursue any political objectives, nor shall they involve in any political activity which is in the domain of the political parties. [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1976	Article 10	Other
(1) The alliance between the Armed Forces Movement and the parties and democratic organizations assures a peaceful development of the revolutionary process. Note: the reference to... [more]
	Constitution	Malta	2000	Article 119	Media access
(1) It shall be the function of the Broadcasting Authority to ensure that, so far as possible, in such sound and television broadcasting services as may be provided in Malta, due impartiality is... [more]
	Constitution	Bulgaria	1990	Article 52	Democratic principles, Rights and freedoms
(2) Political parties are the main means of free assembly of citizens to participate in the political life. Note: Article repealed by the new constitution of 1991. [more]
	Constitution	Bulgaria	1990	Article 95	Extra-parliamentary party
(2) The president and the Vice-President of the Republic cannot fulfil other leading state, political, public or industrial functions, cannot be members of Parliament and members of the governing... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1997	Article 10	Activity and behaviour,...
(2) The political parties shall assist in bringing about the organisation and expression of the will of the people and shall respect the principles of national independence and political democracy. [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1982	Article 38	Rights and freedoms
(2) Freedom of the press comprises the freedom of expression and creation for journalists and collaborators, as well as the intervention of the former in the ideological orientation of the... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1976	Article 39	Other
(3) Amongst the means of social communications stipulated in this article is the creation of information councils, for integrating on a proportional basis the representatives of political parties... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1976	Article 246	Electoral party, Secondary legislation
(2) Candidatures for elections to the organs of parish authorities may be presented by political parties or by groups of electors, in accordance with the law. Note: repealed in 1997. [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	1976	Article 275	Extra-parliamentary party
(1) The Armed Forces shall be at the service of the Portuguese people, not of any party or organization and shall be strictly non-partisan. [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	1976	Article 299	Parliamentary party
(3) Whilst waiting for its statute to be approved, the first Assembly of the Republic will be governed by the applicable measures within the statute of the Constituent Assembly, being the Table... [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 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]
	Constitution	Bulgaria	1991	Article 99	Parliamentary party
(1) Following consultations with the parliamentary groups, the President shall appoint the Prime Minister-designate nominated by the party holding the highest number of seats at the National... [more]
	Constitution	Portugal	1976	Article 38	Rights and freedoms
(2) Freedom of the press comprises the freedom of expression and creation for journalists and collaborators, as well as the intervention of the former in the ideological orientation of the... [more]
	Constitution	Austria	1945	Article 55	Parliamentary party
(2) The Main Committee elects from its members a Standing Sub-Committee upon which devolve the powers stipulated by this Law. The election takes place in accordance with proportional... [more]
	Constitution	Malta	1974	Article 91	Parliamentary party
(2) Whenever there shall be occasion for the appointment of a Leader of the Opposition, the President shall appoint – (a) if there is one opposition party whose numerical strength in the... [more]

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