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(1) Limiting of the proprietary relations of a political party and supervision over the financial activities of a political party shall take place pursuant to the procedure provided by law.
(2) A political party is entitled to own movable and immovable property in order to fulfil the goals set out in the statute.
(3) State or local government bodies or enterprises, institutions or organisations based on state or municipal property may not finance a political party or its structural unit. A political party that meets the conditions provided in § 11 of the Act has the right to allocations from the state budget stipulated in the specified section.
(4) A political party may not accept money or other assets from the state or local government body of a foreign country or enterprises, institutions or organisations based on state or municipal property of a foreign country. A political party is obliged to report to the state authority that registered the statute of the political party of assets received from a political party of a foreign country or from other sources of a foreign country and of their origin within one week.
(5) A political party shall present a report to the National Electoral Committee not later than one month of elections about the expenses made for the elections of Riigikogu or local government council in which donations and donors are specified. The summary composed by the National Electoral Committee on the basis of the reports shall be public.