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(1) A public organization which is not registered as a political party may not engage in the activities of a political party.
(2) A trade union or any other public organization which is not registered as a political party may not engage in organized political activity at enterprises, offices and organizations.
(3) Organized political activity shall be understood as organization of meetings, demonstrations, rallies and other forms of public campaigning in support or to the detriment of political parties and of candidates running elections.
(4) When a trade union or any other public organization, as specified in the Paragraphs above, unquestionably engages in the activities of a political party, the district prosecutor shall suggest its dissolution or registering as a political party within one month.
(5) If the organization, as specified in the above Paragraph, does not terminate its political activities or does not register itself as a political party within one month, it shall be dissolved at the demand of the Chief Prosecutor in accordance with the provisions of Article 22.