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(1) The Ministry will refuse to register any party or movement whose statutes are in contradiction with §1 through 5. Otherwise it shall execute the registration.
(2) The Ministry will register or refuse to register a party or movement within 15 days from the day of commencement of the registration proceedings.
(3) If the Ministry registers a party or movement, it shall send a copy of its statutes bearing the registration date to the authorized representative of the preparatory committee within the statutes specified in section 2. If the registration application is accepted, § 47 of the administrative procedure code shall not be applied to the decision on registration.
(4) If, within 30 days from the commencement of registration proceedings, the authorized representative of the preparatory committee does not receive a decision by the Ministry refusing the registration, the party or movement shall be deemed to be created on the day following this period; this day shall become the day of its registration. At the request of the authorized representative of the preparatory committee, the Ministry shall send him/her one copy of the statutes bearing the registration date.
(5) The preparatory committee may appeal to the court for a review of the decision refusing the registration, within 60 days following its receipt. The competent court for review is the Supreme Court of the Czech Republic (amended by Act. No. 68 of January 27, 1993).
(6) A lawful court decision revoking the Ministry's refusal of registration, shall replace the registration. At the request of the authorized representative of the preparatory committee, the Ministry shall send him/her one copy of the statutes bearing the registration date.
(7) The Ministry registers the party or movement by entering it into the Register of Parties and Movements.