The statutes of political parties must include the provisions about:
- name and registered seat,
- party's symbol,
- representation of a party,
- goals and manner of acting,
- membership,
- organizational forms,
- management bodies, manner of their election and revocation, term of office and manner of decision-making,
- Funds for operation and work,
- Cease thereof and procedure with property in the event of cease.

A political party must publicize its statutes following the registration in one of the daily newspapers or in the "Official Gazette".