§ Section 1Terms Used in the Law

en · 1,467 chars · active
The following terms are used in the Law:
1) campaigner - a political party, an alliance of
political parties, a candidate and an unrelated person conducting
a pre-election campaign;
2) unrelated person - a legal or natural person not
related to political parties or their alliances, or a registered
association of such persons who are conducting a pre-election
campaign in their name;
3) pre-election campaign - the advertising of a
political party, alliance of political parties, or a candidate in
the mass media or otherwise if it includes a direct or indirect
invitation to vote for or against a political party, alliance of
political parties, or candidate;
4) pre-election campaign period - the period from the
120th day before the elections until the election day.
If the Saeima has been dissolved or recalled or a local
government council is dissolved, or repeat elections are
announced, the pre-election campaign period shall be the period
from the day of announcing the elections until the election
day;
5) payment - any consideration, including any financial
benefits, services, transfer of rights, exemption from an
obligation, waiver of any right in favour of another person, etc.
(hereinafter also - the fee);
6) hidden pre-election campaign - a pre-election
campaign for which a payment is received and the payer of which
(provider of the compensation) has not been indicated in
contradiction with the provisions of this Law.
[16 June 2016; 10 June 2021]

Primary source. The text above is the canonical statute body as it appears in this revision of the atlas. Verify against the official gazette before quoting in litigation or formal advice. Spot an error? Suggest a correction.