51. Is information in reports from political parties and/or candidates to be made public?

Within ten days following the day of submission to the National Agency for Prevention of Corruption of the party's report on property, incomes, expenses and financial obligations, the submitted report shall be published in full in an open data format on the official website of the National Agency for Prevention of Corruption. The report shall be available on the website for at least five years. The published report shall specify the full name and place of residence of a natural person. Any other information on the natural person shall not be presented in the published report.

Source: Article 17 para. 12, Law On Political Parties, 2019

No later than two days before the election day the Central Election Commission and the National Agency for Prevention of Corruption shall publish on their official websites analysis of the financial statements provided for in the first paragraph of paragraph five of this Article [interim financial reports of political parties], and no later than on the thirtieth day after the election day,  - the analysis of the financial statements provided for in paragraph two of part five of this Article [final financial reports of political parties].

Source: Article 153 para. 8 subpara. 2, Election Code, 2019

No later than two days before the election day, the regional or territorial offices of the Central Election Commission shall include the analysis of the financial statements provided for in the first paragraph of paragraph six of this Article [interim financial reports of candidates] into the analytical information system, which is displaying the data on the official website of the Central Election Commission, and not later than twenty day after election day - analysis of the financial statements provided for in paragraph three of part six of this Article [final financial reports of candidates].

Source: Article 153 para. 8, Election Code, 2019