(1) The activities of election commissions and polling station commissions in preparing and holding the Saeima or the European Parliament elections and national referendums shall be financed from the state budget in accordance with the procedures specified by the Central Election Commission. (2) The activities of election commissions and polling station commissions in preparing and holding council elections shall be financed from the budget of the relevant local government. (2¹) If the Saeima or the European Parliament elections and a national referendum takes place concurrently with the regular council elections, remuneration for the election commissions, polling station commissions and the persons invited in accordance with the procedures specified by the Central Election Commission shall be financed from the state budget in accordance with the procedures specified by the Central Election Commission, but all the expenditure for the acquisition of all the goods and services necessary to ensure activities of election commissions and expenditure for the maintenance of premises shall be financed from the local government budget. (3) [19 June 1998] (4) [19 June 1998] (5) The material assets necessary for organising elections (voting) shall become the property of the local government. The premises needed for organising elections (voting) that are owned (possessed) by the State or local government shall be allocated free of charge. [19 June 1998; 2 November 2000; 13 June 2002; 29 January 2004; 13 November 2008; 13 December 2012; 17 June 2020]
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