§ Section 4Pre-election Campaign Conducted by Unrelated Persons

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(1) An unrelated person has the right to conduct a
pre-election campaign in accordance with the procedure laid down
in this Law.
(2) A campaign conducted by a political party or alliance of
political parties which has submitted lists of candidates, a
candidate from such a political party or alliance of political
parties, and also a political party within an alliance of
political parties if such an alliance has submitted lists of
candidates shall not be considered as a pre-election campaign
conducted by an unrelated party.
(3) Funds or property that is used for a pre-election campaign
conducted by unrelated persons shall not be considered as a gift
(donation) to a political party or an alliance of political
parties within the meaning of the Law on Financing of Political
Organisations (Parties).
(4) State authorities and authorities of derived public
entities, and capital companies in which the State or derived
public entities own capital shares (stocks), and also capital
companies in which shares (stocks) owned by one or more State
capital companies or capital companies of derived public entities
individually or collectively exceed 50 per cent are prohibited
from conducting a pre-election campaign.
[10 June 2021]

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