Azerbaijan
Bans and limits on private income
Public funding
Regulations of spending
Reporting, oversight and sanctions
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28. Are there provisions for direct public funding to political parties? |
Code
Yes, regularly
Comment
BLANK
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29. What are the eligibility criteria for political parties to receive public funding? |
Code
Comment
BLANK
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30. What is the allocation calculation for political parties to receive public funding? |
Code
Equal Proportional to votes received
Comment
BLANK
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31. What are the provisions on 'ear marking' direct public funding to political parties (how it should be used)? |
Code
No
Comment
No mentioning of how resources shall be used.
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32. Are there provisions for free or subsidized access to media for political parties? |
Code
Yes
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33. What criteria determine allocation for free or subsidized access to media for political parties? |
Code
Equal
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34. Are there provisions for free or subsidized access to media for candidates? |
Code
Yes
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35. Are there provisions for any other form of indirect public funding? |
Code
Yes
Comment
Reimbursement of travel expenses and access to rooms that are suitable for holding meetings with voters. Wages of candidates covered by election commissions.
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36. Is the provision of direct public funding to political parties tied to gender equality among candidates? |
Code
No
Comment
BLANK
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37. Are there provisions for other financial advantages to encourage gender equality in political parties? |
Code
No
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38. Is there a ban on vote buying? |
Code
Yes
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39. Are there limits on the amount a political party can spend? |
Code
Yes
Comment
No limit on ongoing expenses, but a limit on the maximum size of the electoral fund of parties de facto caps spending.
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40. If there are limits on the amount a political party can spend, what is the limit? |
Code
Multiple of number of candidates party is fielding
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41. Are there limits on the amount a candidate can spend? |
Code
Yes
Comment
A limit on the maximum size of the electoral fund of candidates de facto caps spending.
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42. If there are limits on the amount a candidate can spend, what is the limit? |
Code
Depends on type of candidacy
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43. Are there limits on the amount that third parties can spend on election campaign activities? |
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44. Are there limits on traditional media advertising spending in relation to election campaigns? |
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45. Are there limits on online media advertising spending in relation to election campaigns? |
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46. Do any other restrictions on online media advertisement (beyond limits) exist? |
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47. Do political parties have to report regularly on their finances? |
Code
Yes
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48. Do political parties have to report on their election campaign finances? |
Code
Yes
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49. Do candidates have to report on their election campaign finances? |
Code
Yes
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50. Do third parties have to report on election campaign finances? |
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51. Is information in reports from political parties and/or candidates to be made public? |
Code
Yes
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52. Must reports from political parties and/or candidates reveal the identity of donors? |
Code
Sometimes
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53. Must reports from political parties and/or candidates include information on itemized income? |
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54. Must reports from political parties and/or candidates include information on itemized spending? |
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55. Which institution(s) receives financial reports from political parties and/or candidates? |
Code
EMB
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56. Which institution(s) is responsible for examining financial reports and/or investigating violations? |
Code
Comment
The Central Election Commission is the central supervising authority both for regular party funding and election financing.
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57. What power is granted to the institution(s) responsible for examining reports and/or investigating violations? |
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58. What sanctions are provided for political finance infractions? |
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