7. Is there a ban on anonymous donations to political parties?
Answer:
Yes
Comments:
'Article 33. The accounting statements shall contain, among others, the following: I - discrimination of values and allocation of funds from the Party Fund; II - origin and amount of contributions and donations; III - expenditures of electoral nature, with specification and proof of spending with radio and television shows, committees, advertising, publications, rallies and other campaign activities; IV - detailed breakdown of revenue and expenditures.'
Article 39. Except for the provisions of Article 31, a political party may receive donations from individuals and legal entities to set up their funds. (...)Paragraph 3 Monetary donations shall be made via crossed check in the name of the political party or via bank deposit directly into the account of the political party.'
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'Article 33. The accounting statements shall contain, among others, the following: I - discrimination of values and allocation of funds from the Party Fund; II - origin and amount of contributions and donations; III - expenditures of electoral nature, with specification and proof of spending with radio and television shows, committees, advertising, publications, rallies and other campaign activities; IV - detailed breakdown of revenue and expenditures.'
Article 39. Except for the provisions of Article 31, a political party may receive donations from individuals and legal entities to set up their funds. (...)Paragraph 3 Monetary donations shall be made via crossed check in the name of the political party or via bank deposit directly into the account of the political party.'