§ Section 7.⁵(untitled)

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State Budget
Financing in the Event of the Reorganisation, Liquidation and
Establishment of Political Organisations (Parties) and the
Alliances Thereof
(1) If an alliance of political organisations (parties) which
receives the State budget financing is liquidated, the political
organisations (parties) which form the alliance of the relevant
political organisations (parties) at the time of liquidation
shall subsequently receive the State budget financing
proportionately to the number of members elected to the
Saeima.
(2) If the political organisation (party) stands down from an
alliance of political organisations (parties) which receives the
State budget financing, or a political organisation (party)
forming the alliance of political organisations (parties) is
liquidated, but the relevant alliance of the political
organisations (parties) continues to operate, the relevant
alliance of the political organisations (parties) shall continue
to receive the State budget financing.
(3) If two or more political organisations (parties) which
receive the State budget financing merge after the Saeima
elections, establishing an alliance of political organisations
(parties), the political organisations (parties) forming it shall
continue to receive the State budget financing after merging.
(4) If one or several political organisations (parties) which
receive the State budget financing join another political
organisation (party) after the Saeima elections, the State
budget financing shall not be pooled. The political organisation
(party) to which other political organisations (parties) have
joined shall continue to receive the budget financing granted
before the merging.
(5) If two or more political organisations (parties) which
receive the State budget financing merge after the Saeima
elections, establishing a new political organisation (party),
after merging it shall receive the State budget financing which
was previously received by political organisations (parties) that
have merged. The new political organisation (party) shall receive
the State budget financing if the violations referred to in
Section 7.³, Paragraph one of this Law have not been
found for the political organisations (parties) which formed it
by merging.
(5¹) If two or more political organisations
(parties) that have established an alliance of political
organisations (parties) which receives the State budget financing
merge after the Saeima elections, establishing a new
political organisation (party), after merging it shall receive
the State budget financing which was previously received by the
alliance of political organisations (parties). The new political
organisation (party) shall receive the State budget financing if
the alliance of political organisations (parties) that received
the State budget financing has been liquidated and the violations
referred to in Section 7.³, Paragraph one of this Law
have not been found for the political organisations (parties)
forming the alliance of political organisations (parties), which
establish a new political organisation (party) by merging, and
for the alliance of political organisations (parties), the
political organisations (parties) in the composition of which
merged establishing a new political organisation (party).
(6) If the political organisation (party) which receives the
State budget financing splits, establishing new political
organisations (parties), none of the newly-established political
organisations (parties) shall receive the State budget
financing.
(7) If one or several new political organisations (parties)
split from a political organisation (party) which receives the
State budget financing, the political organisation (party) from
which the newly established political organisations (parties)
have split shall continue to receive the State budget financing
in full amount.
[10 June 2010; 29 November 2012]

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