§ Section 31Consequences of Failure to Comply with the Amount of Pre-election Expenditures

(1) The campaigner shall bear the liability laid down in the
law for the failure to comply with the amount of pre-election
campaign expenditures (pre-election expenditures).
(2) If the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau
establishes a violation of the provisions of Section 5, Paragraph
two of this Law, the head of the Corruption Prevention and
Combating Bureau has the obligation to, after the end of the
pre-election campaign period, request the unrelated person to
transfer financial resources into the State budget in such amount
which corresponds to the amount exceeding the limit of
pre-election campaign expenditures within 30 days. Upon a request
of the relevant person, the head of the Corruption Prevention and
Combating Bureau may divide the transfer of funds in time limits
not exceeding 90 days in total.
(3) Issues related to the obligation of political parties and
their alliances to transfer funds into the State budget in the
case of exceeding the limits on the amount of pre-election
expenditures are governed by the Law on Financing of Political
Organisations (Parties).
(4) The head of the Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau
may take the decisions referred to in Paragraph two of this
Section on the transfer of funds into the State budget not later
than within four years from the day when the violation was
committed.