Political Finance Database

Art 24 'Gifts and legacies from foreign public or private persons are prohibited and void.'

Source Organic Law  L / 91/002 of 23 December 1991

Art 23: 'Gifts, legacies received by the parties must be declared to the Ministry of the Interior with indication of the donors, the nature and value of the goods received.'

Source Organic Law  L / 91/002 of 23 December 1991

Article 53 'Is prohibited and may be punished, by action of the Prosecution, the penalties for trading in influence (...) Use for the same purposes of goods and means of an institution or a public agency and the State in general (...)'

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012/ du 22 avril 2010

Article 24: The amount of all donations and legacies from Guinean nationals may not exceed 20% of the total amount of the party's own resources, consisting of membership fees, income from activities and any aid of State.

Source Organic Law  L / 91/002 of 23 December 1991

Electoral code 2007

Article 22: The resources of political parties result:
- membership fees;
- donations and legacies;
- income from their activities;

Source Organic Law  L / 91/002 of 23 December 1991

Electoral code 2007 and Source Organic Law  L / 91/002 of 23 December 1991

Electoral code 2007 and Source Organic Law  L / 91/002 of 23 December 1991

Art 21: The parties are required: - to have at least one bank account in the Republic of Guinea;'

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012

Article 20: Regularly authorized parties have rights and prerogatives including: (...)- create and administer newspapers; - access state broadcasting and television broadcasters, with due respect for the strict equality of the parties, in particular for the dissemination of their press releases and their interventions in parliamentary debates and their participation in political broadcasts, in the form of debates or round tables; - in general, do all acts in accordance with their mission.'

Source Organic Law  L / 91/002 of 23 December 1991

Article 20: Regularly authorized parties have rights and prerogatives including: (...)- create and administer newspapers; - access state broadcasting and television broadcasters, with due respect for the strict equality of the parties, in particular for the dissemination of their press releases and their interventions in parliamentary debates and their participation in political broadcasts, in the form of debates or round tables; - in general, do all acts in accordance with their mission.'

Source Organic Law  L / 91/002 of 23 December 1991

Article 20: Regularly authorized parties have rights and prerogatives including: (...)- create and administer newspapers; - access state broadcasting and television broadcasters, with due respect for the strict equality of the parties, in particular for the dissemination of their press releases and their interventions in parliamentary debates and their participation in political broadcasts, in the form of debates or round tables; - in general, do all acts in accordance with their mission.'

Source Organic Law  L / 91/002 of 23 December 1991

Article 53 'Is prohibited and may be punished, by action of the Prosecution, the penalties for trading of influence:- Donations and gifts in cash or in kind as well as promises of gifts or administrative favours made to a person, a group of persons or any local constituency for propaganda for the purpose of influencing or attempting to influence the voting...'

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012

Article 192.1 and 191.2 ‘ 'On the proposal of a Commission of Finance ...The Chairman of INEC fixed by a decision( ...) the bond amount to be paid to the Treasury( ...)It also sets the ceiling on total expenditures that can be incurred by a candidate or a political party taking part in a parliamentary or presidential election.'

Article 193 'It is prohibited for any political party or any candidate taking part in a parliamentary or presidential election to commit to the campaign expenses that exceed the limit authorized by the commission set out in session 193 above.'

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012/CTRN du 22 avril 2010

Article 192.1 and 191.2 ‘ 'On the proposal of a Commission of Finance ...The Chairman of INEC fixed by a decision( ...) the bond amount to be paid to the Treasury( ...)It also sets the ceiling on total expenditures that can be incurred by a candidate or a political party taking part in a parliamentary or presidential election.'

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012/CTRN du 22 avril 2010

Article 192.1 and 191.2 ‘ 'On the proposal of a Commission of Finance ...The Chairman of INEC fixed by a decision( ...) the bond amount to be paid to the Treasury( ...)It also sets the ceiling on total expenditures that can be incurred by a candidate or a political party taking part in a parliamentary or presidential election.'

Article 193 'It is prohibited for any political party or any candidate taking part in a parliamentary or presidential election to commit to the campaign expenses that exceed the limit authorized by the commission set out in session 193 above.'

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012/CTRN du 22 avril 2010

Article 192.1 and 191.2 ‘ 'On the proposal of a Commission of Finance ...The Chairman of INEC fixed by a decision( ...) the bond amount to be paid to the Treasury( ...)It also sets the ceiling on total expenditures that can be incurred by a candidate or a political party taking part in a parliamentary or presidential election.'

Article 193 'It is prohibited for any political party or any candidate taking part in a parliamentary or presidential election to commit to the campaign expenses that exceed the limit authorized by the commission set out in session 193 above.'

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012/CTRN du 22 avril 2010

Art 21: The parties are required:
- to have at least one bank account in the Republic of Guinea;
- to have an annual accounting of their management;
- to make an annual inventory of their property, furniture and buildings.
The accounting documents of political parties may at any time be requested by the Minister of the Interior, for control.
The party that does not have reliable accounting documents and complies with the regulations loses the right to benefit from any financial aid granted by the State, without prejudice to the sanctions provided for by other texts.

Source Organic Law  L / 91/002 of 23 December 1991

Article 198.1 'Within thirty (30) days after the proclamation of final results, political parties or candidates who took part in the election file with the Court of Accounts their campaign accounts and supporting documents of resources and expenditures.'

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012/CTRN du 22 avril 2010

Article 198.1 'Within thirty (30) days after the proclamation of final results, political parties or candidates who took part in the election file with the Court of Accounts their campaign accounts and supporting documents of resources and expenditures.'

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012/CTRN du 22 avril 2010

Article 198.1 'Within thirty (30) days after the proclamation of final results, political parties or candidates who took part in the election file with the Court of Accounts their campaign accounts and supporting documents of resources and expenditures.'

Art 198.2 ‘2 'These accounts are certified by the Court of Accounts, which publishes the campaign accounts to collect, within fifteen (15) days, comments from citizens and political parties on these accounts.'

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012/CTRN du 22 avril 2010

Art 23: 'Gifts, legacies received by the parties must be declared to the Ministry of the Interior with indication of the donors, the nature and value of the goods received.'

Source Organic Law  L / 91/002 of 23 December 1991

Article 198.1 'Within thirty (30) days after the proclamation of final results, political parties or candidates who took part in the election file with the Court of Accounts their campaign accounts and supporting documents of resources and expenditures.'

Art 198.2 ‘2 'These accounts are certified by the Court of Accounts, which publishes the campaign accounts to collect, within fifteen (15) days, comments from citizens and political parties on these accounts.'

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012/CTRN du 22 avril 2010

Art 21: The parties are required:
- to have at least one bank account in the Republic of Guinea;
- to have an annual accounting of their management;
- to make an annual inventory of their property, furniture and buildings.
The accounting documents of political parties may at any time be requested by the Minister of the Interior, for control.
The party that does not have reliable accounting documents and complies with the regulations loses the right to benefit from any financial aid granted by the State, without prejudice to the sanctions provided for by other texts.

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012

Art 21: The parties are required:
- to have at least one bank account in the Republic of Guinea;
- to have an annual accounting of their management;
- to make an annual inventory of their property, furniture and buildings.
The accounting documents of political parties may at any time be requested by the Minister of the Interior, for control.
The party that does not have reliable accounting documents and complies with the regulations loses the right to benefit from any financial aid granted by the State, without prejudice to the sanctions provided for by other texts.

Article 29: The Minister of the Interior decides the dissolution of a political party in the following cases

Source: Loi organique N0 91/012