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Art. 204. ‘ It is forbidden for any candidate for election to a national or local mandate to receive directly or indirectly, donations in cash, in kind or any other contribution, whatever form, emanating from a foreign State or from a natural or legal person of foreign nationality. ‘

Source Electoral code 2012

Political Parties law No. 04 for the year 2012, Article 54, “The political party can receive gifts, bequests, and donations from a national source” 

Art. 29 ‘a political party can receive gifts, legacy and liberalities of national origin which must be the subject of a declaration with the minister in charge of the interior, mentioning their source, their authors, their nature and their value.’

Source Algeria Political Parties law 1997

Art. 29 ‘a political party can receive gifts, legacy and liberalities of national origin which must be the subject of a declaration with the minister in charge of the interior, mentioning their source, their authors, their nature and their value.’

Source Algeria Political Parties law 1997

Art. 196. - 'The use of the property or means of a private or public legal person, institution or public body is prohibited unless otherwise expressly provided by law.'
Art. 197. - 'The use, in any form whatsoever, of places of worship, institutions and public administrations, as well as educational, teaching and training establishments, whatever their nature or belonging, for purposes electoral propaganda, is prohibited.' Source Electoral code 2012

Art. 30 ‘the gifts, legacies and liberalities can come only from the identified physical people. They cannot exceed 100 times the guaranteed minimum national wages, by donation and per annum.’

Source Algeria Political Parties law 1997

Additional info: Art. 205. –‘ The campaign expenses of a candidate for the election of the Presidency of the Republic may not exceed a ceiling of sixty million dinars (60,000,000 dinars) for the first round. This amount is raised to eighty million dinars (80,000,000 dinars) in the event of a second ound.’  Source Electoral code 2012

Art. 32. - 'the political party can have incomes related to its activity and resulting from noncommercial investments. It is interdict with the political party to carry on any commercial activity.'  Source Algeria Political Parties law 1997

Art. 204. ‘It is forbidden for any candidate for election to a national or local mandate to receive directly or indirectly, donations in cash, in kind or any other contribution, whatever form, emanating from a foreign State or from a natural or legal person of foreign nationality. ‘

Source Electoral code 2012

Art. 33. -' the legally approved political party can profit from a financial assistance of the state, according to the number of seats obtained at the Parliament. The amount of the possible subsidies to allocate by the State with the political parties is entered with the budget of the State.' Source Algeria Political Parties law 1997

Political Parties law No. 04 for the year 2012, Article 52 and 58

Art. 33. -' the legally approved political party can profit from a financial assistance of the state, according to the number of seats obtained at the Parliament. The amount of the possible subsidies to allocate by the State with the political parties is entered with the budget of the State.' Source Algeria Political Parties law 1997

Art. 206. - 'All candidates in the presidential election are entitled, within the limits of the costs actually incurred, to a lump sum reimbursement of the order of ten per cent (10%). When the candidates in the presidential election have obtained a rate higher than ten percent (10%) and less than or equal to twenty percent (20%) of the votes cast, this reimbursement is increased to 20% of the actual expenses incurred and in the limit of the authorized ceiling. The reimbursement rate is increased to thirty percent (30%) for the candidate having obtained more than twenty percent (20%) of the votes cast. Reimbursement can only be made after the results have been declared by the Constitutional Council.' Electoral code 2012

Art. 33. -' the legally approved political party can profit from a financial assistance of the state, according to the number of seats obtained at the Parliament. The amount of the possible subsidies to allocate by the State with the political parties is entered with the budget of the State.' Source Algeria Political Parties law 1997

Art. 206. - 'All candidates in the presidential election are entitled, within the limits of the costs actually incurred, to a lump sum reimbursement of the order of ten per cent (10%). When the candidates in the presidential election have obtained a rate higher than ten percent (10%) and less than or equal to twenty percent (20%) of the votes cast, this reimbursement is increased to 20% of the actual expenses incurred and in the limit of the authorized ceiling. The reimbursement rate is increased to thirty percent (30%) for the candidate having obtained more than twenty percent (20%) of the votes cast. Reimbursement can only be made after the results have been declared by the Constitutional Council.' Electoral code 2012

Art. 191. – 'All applications must be accompanied by the electoral program that candidates must respect during the election campaign. Any candidate in the local, legislative or presidential elections has, to present his program to the electors, an equitable access to the media of television and national and local broadcasting. The duration of the programs granted is equal for each of the candidates in the presidential elections. For local and legislative elections, it varies according to the respective importance of the number of candidates submitted by the same party or group of political parties. Independent candidates grouped on their own initiative shall benefit from the provisions of this Article under the same conditions. Political parties campaigning for referendum consultations have equitable access to public media. The procedures and procedures for access to public media are set in accordance with the law and regulations in force. Other methods of advertising applications are determined by regulation.' Electoral code 2012

Art. 191. – 'All applications must be accompanied by the electoral program that candidates must respect during the election campaign. Any candidate in the local, legislative or presidential elections has, to present his program to the electors, an equitable access to the media of television and national and local broadcasting. The duration of the programs granted is equal for each of the candidates in the presidential elections. For local and legislative elections, it varies according to the respective importance of the number of candidates submitted by the same party or group of political parties. Independent candidates grouped on their own initiative shall benefit from the provisions of this Article under the same conditions. Political parties campaigning for referendum consultations have equitable access to public media. The procedures and procedures for access to public media are set in accordance with the law and regulations in force. Other methods of advertising applications are determined by regulation.' Electoral code 2012

Art. 191. – 'All applications must be accompanied by the electoral program that candidates must respect during the election campaign. Any candidate in the local, legislative or presidential elections has, to present his program to the electors, an equitable access to the media of television and national and local broadcasting. The duration of the programs granted is equal for each of the candidates in the presidential elections. For local and legislative elections, it varies according to the respective importance of the number of candidates submitted by the same party or group of political parties. Independent candidates grouped on their own initiative shall benefit from the provisions of this Article under the same conditions. Political parties campaigning for referendum consultations have equitable access to public media. The procedures and procedures for access to public media are set in accordance with the law and regulations in force. Other methods of advertising applications are determined by regulation.' Electoral code 2012

Art. 206. - 'All candidates in the presidential election are entitled, within the limits of the costs actually incurred, to a lump sum reimbursement of the order of ten per cent (10%). When the candidates in the presidential election have obtained a rate higher than ten percent (10%) and less than or equal to twenty percent (20%) of the votes cast, this reimbursement is increased to 20% of the actual expenses incurred and in the limit of the authorized ceiling. The reimbursement rate is increased to thirty percent (30%) for the candidate having obtained more than twenty percent (20%) of the votes cast. Reimbursement can only be made after the results have been declared by the Constitutional Council.' Electoral code 2012

Art. 224. - 'Whoever, by gifts in money or in kind, by promises of public or private employment or other special advantages made to influence the vote of one or more electors, shall have obtained or attempted to obtain their vote, either directly or through the business of a third party or will by the same means, determined or attempted to determine one or more of them to abstain, is liable to the penalties provided for in Article 25 of the Law on Combating and Preventing Corruption.' Electoral code 2012

Art. 205. - 'The campaign expenses of a candidate for the election of the Presidency of the Republic can not exceed a ceiling of sixty million dinars (60,000,000 AD) for the first round. This amount is raised to eighty million dinars (80,000,000 dinars) in the event of a second round.'
Art. 207. - 'The campaign expenses for each list of candidates in the parliamentary elections are capped at one (1) million dinars (1,000,000 DA) per candidate.'

Electoral code 2012

Art. 205. - 'The campaign expenses of a candidate for the election of the Presidency of the Republic can not exceed a ceiling of sixty million dinars (60,000,000 AD) for the first round. This amount is raised to eighty million dinars (80,000,000 dinars) in the event of a second round.'
Art. 207. - 'The campaign expenses for each list of candidates in the parliamentary elections are capped at one (1) million dinars (1,000,000 DA) per candidate.'

Electoral code 2012

Art. 34. - 'Every political party must hold a double-entry book-keeping and an inventory of its movable and real property. It is held to present its annual statements at the qualified administration and to justify constantly, the source of its resources financial and their use.'
Art. 35. - 'a political party is held to have a single account, opened near a national financial institution, in its seat and its branches, established on the own territory.'

Source Algeria Political Parties law 1997

Political Parties law No. 04 for the year 2012, Article 61 and 62

Art. 209. - T'he candidate for the election of the President of the Republic or the list of candidates for elections is required to establish a campaign account tracing according to their origin and according to their nature all the revenue received and the expenditure made. This account, submitted by a chartered accountant or chartered accountant, is sent to the Council Constitutional. The account of the elected President of the Republic is published in the Official Journal of the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria. The accounts of the candidates elected to the People's National Assembly are sent to the office of it. In the event of rejection of the campaign account by the Constitutional Council, no reimbursements provided for in Articles 206 and 208 of this organic law.'

Source Electoral code 2012

Art. 209. - 'The candidate for the election of the President of the Republic or the list of candidates for elections is required to establish a campaign account tracing according to their origin and according to their nature all the revenue received and the expenditure made.' Source Electoral code 2012

Art. 209. - 'The candidate for the election of the President of the Republic or the list of candidates for elections is required to establish a campaign account tracing according to their origin and according to their nature all the revenue received and the expenditure made. This account, submitted by a chartered accountant or chartered accountant, is sent to the Constitutional Council.' Source Electoral code 2012

Art. 41. - 'Whoever enfreint the provisions of articles 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 34 and 35 of this law, is punished of a imprisonment from 1 to 5 years and of a fine going of 5.000 DA with 50.000 DA or the one of these two sorrows suelement.' Source Algeria Political Parties law 1997

Art. 232. - 'Whoever violates the provisions referred to in article 209 of this organic law is punished with a fine of forty thousand dinars (40,000 dinars) to two hundred thousand dinars (200,000 dinars) and the prohibition of the right to vote and to be eligible for at least six (6) years.' Source Electoral code 2012

Electoral Act No. 1 for the year 2012, Art. 232, 'Whoever violates the provisions referred to in article 209 of this organic law is punished with a fine of forty thousand dinars (40,000 dinars) to two hundred thousand dinars (200,000 dinars) and the prohibition of the right to vote and to be eligible for at least six (6) years.' 

Electoral Act No. 1 for the year 2012, Art. 209. - 'The candidate for the election of the President of the Republic or the list of candidates for the legislative elections is required to establish a campaign account tracing according to their origin and according to their nature, all the revenue collected and the expenditure made. This account, presented by a chartered accountant or chartered accountant, is sent to the Constitutional Council. The account of the elected President of the Republic is published in the Official Journal of the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria. The accounts of the candidates elected to the People's National Assembly are sent to the office of the latter. In the event of rejection of the campaign account by the Constitutional Council, the refunds provided for in articles 206 and 208 of this organic law can not be made.