§ Section 29Decision on the Prohibition to Further Conduct of Pre-election Campaigns

(1) If the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau
determines that, during the pre-election campaign period, a
political party or an alliance of political parties has conducted
pre-election campaign for a sum exceeding the admissible amount
of pre-election expenditures laid down in the Law on Financing of
Political Organisations (Parties) or an unrelated person has
conducted campaign for a sum exceeding the amount of expenditures
referred to in Section 5, Paragraph two of this Law, the head of
the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau shall decide on
the prohibition to further conduct pre-election campaign for a
fee.
(2) The Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau shall,
without delay, publish information on the taking, revocation or
amending of the decision referred to Paragraph one of this
Section on its website.
(3) The decision referred to in Paragraph one of this Section
may be appealed to the District Administrative Court. Lodging of
an application to the court does not suspend the operation of the
decision.
(4) The court shall examine the cases referred to in Paragraph
three of this Section within three working days from the receipt
of the application in accordance with the procedures laid down in
the Administrative Procedure Law. The burden of proof shall lie
with the participants of the administrative proceedings. If the
law determines a time limit for the execution of any procedural
step, however, the conditions referred to in this Paragraph would
not be complied with if the relevant procedural step would be
executed within the time limit laid down in the law, the judge
(court) himself or herself shall determine a relevant time limit
for the execution of the relevant procedural step.
(5) A judgment of the District Administrative Court, which has
been taken on the issues referred to in Paragraph one of this
Section, shall be executed without delay. If the court passes an
abbreviated judgment, it shall announce the judgment in the court
hearing.
(6) The Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau shall
publish without delay information on the court judgment in
accordance with the procedures laid down in Paragraph two of this
Section.