§ Article 43Funding of representatives of electoral subjects

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Funding of representatives of electoral subjects

1. To provide their representation at DECs and PECs on Election Day, a qualified electoral subject (a qualified party running independently, as well as an
electoral bloc that includes a qualified party) shall receive GEL 100 for each electoral precinct and GEL 150 for each electoral district, and the electoral
bloc uniting two or more qualified parties shall receive GEL 150 for each electoral precinct and GEL 200 for each electoral district. To provide their
representation at DECs and PECs on Election Day, an electoral bloc, which does not include any qualified party, but the parties united in that bloc
received in total 3% or more of the votes cast in at least one of the last general parliamentary or local self-government elections held under the
proportional electoral system, shall receive GEL 100 for each electoral precinct and GEL 150 for each electoral district. The amount allocated for one
electoral precinct shall be paid to the representative(s) appointed only for that precinct.

2. The CEC shall transfer the amount allocated for the electoral subject referred to in the first paragraph of this article into the account of the respective
electoral subject not later than the third day before Election Day. The electoral subject may apportion the amount to the relevant representatives in
district and precinct election commissions so as to fund the activity of not more than two representatives per commission; at the same time, the same
representative shall not be paid the amount allocated for more than three electoral precincts.

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3. If a political party receiving funds does not have a representative in an electoral district and/or electoral precinct and/or if the deposited funds are not
fully appropriated, the party shall return the respective amount of funds to the State Budget of Georgia within 15 days after the election results are
summarised.

4. The salary earned under this article by an electoral subject’s representative who is entered into the Unified Database of Socially Vulnerable Families
shall not be included in the total income of his/her family and shall not serve as the basis for discontinuation of his/her state financing. (Applies to legal
relations arising from 1 September 2013)

Organic Law of Georgia No 877 of 27 July 2013 – website, 20.8.2013

Organic Law of Georgia No 2093 of 7 March 2014 – website, 14.3.2014

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