Act No. 234 / 2025 Coll.
Law on electoral campaigns and on transparency and targeting of political advertising
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THE LAW
of 11 June 2025
on electoral campaigns and the transparency and targeting of political advertising
Parliament has decided on this law of the Czech Republic:
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Subject matter
(1) This Act provides for:
(a) the rules governing the holding and financing of electoral campaigns and the supervision of compliance with the rules of electoral campaigns in elections to the Parliament of the Czech Republic, the election of the President of the Republic, the election of regional councils, the election of municipal councils and elections to the European Parliament;
(b) the powers of the Office for the Supervisory Oversight of Political Parties and Political Movement (hereinafter referred to as "the Supervisory Authority") in the area of oversight of compliance with electoral campaign rules.
(2) This law further regulates following the directly applicable regulation of the European Union1)
(a) the competence of administrative authorities and their cooperation in the field of political advertising pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2024 / 900 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 March 2024 on transparency and targeting of political advertising (hereinafter referred to as "the Regulation");
(b) registration and register of legal representatives; and
(c) administrative penalties for infringements.
Basic concepts
(1) For the purposes of this Act, an election campaign shall mean any promotion of the candidate electoral party or its candidate or election agitation in favour or against the candidate election party or candidate. The election campaign shall begin on the day of the announcement of the elections, but not earlier than 150 days before the end of the current parliamentary term, and end on the day on which the vote was closed. If the second round of elections is held, the election campaign for candidates who do not participate in the second round ends on the day on which the vote in the first round of elections was closed.
(2) Promotional or agitation referred to in paragraph 1 shall mean, for the purposes of this Act, public conduct intended to support, or directed against, the candidate or candidate, or serving for or against their benefit, including any accompanying and related action for which a payment is granted or usually made.
(3) For the purposes of this Act, the candidate electoral party shall mean the person who is entitled, under the relevant electoral law, to file a candidate list in the election of the President of the Republic and entered the election campaign.
(4) For the purposes of this Act, the election date shall mean the first day of the elections in the Czech Republic.
(5) An election law for the purposes of this law means the election law referred to in Paragraph 1 (1) (a).
(6) The entry into an election campaign for the purposes of this Act shall be understood as the first act of the candidate electoral party, its candidate, the person participating in the election campaign, with the written consent of the candidate election party or another person wishing to participate in the election campaign without the written consent of the candidate electoral party, fulfilling the electoral campaign characteristics of paragraphs 1 and 2. The candidate election party shall enter the election campaign no later than the date of registration of the candidate ballot. The entry of a person wishing to participate in an election campaign without the written consent of the candidate party shall take place at the latest on the date of the registration referred to in Article 12 (3).
(7) Registered third party means, for the purposes of this Act, a person registered in a third party register pursuant to § 12.
(8) For the purposes of this Act, an election account shall mean a payment account set up by a candidate or registered third party to finance an election campaign allowing free and continuous access by third parties to display an overview of all payment transactions in that account made since its establishment until the end of the period referred to in § 7 (8) or § 13 (2).
(9) For the purposes of this Act, the address of the place of permanent residence is the address of the place where the alien is registered for residence in the Czech Republic.
ELECTRONIC CAMPAIGN RULES
Basic rules of the election campaign
(1) The election campaign must be conducted honestly and honestly.
(2) The election campaign shall not disclose false or offensive information about the candidate party or its candidates.
(3) A person who is not a candidate or candidate may participate in an election campaign
(a) with the written consent of the candidate election party; If the candidate election party is a coalition, the written consent of at least one political party or at least one political movement represented in the coalition communicated to the Supervisory Authority under the second sentence of Article 10 (1) shall be sufficient;
(b) without the written consent of the candidate election party, if it registers as a registered third party with the Supervisory Authority before joining the election campaign; this does not apply to a person whose campaign costs do not exceed CZK 3,000.
Special rules for the election campaign
(1) The means of the election campaign, which are not designated under the Regulation, must include information on their contracting authority and processor; This obligation shall not apply to election campaign funds for which this cannot reasonably be required. The information referred to in the first sentence shall be given in the form of a name or abbreviation in the case of the candidate election party, the names and surnames in the case of a natural person and the name in the case of a legal person; the registered third parties shall also indicate the registration number of the registered third party allocated by the supervisory authority. Information on the contracting authority and the processor and the registration number of the registered third party shall be comprehensible and easily legible for the visual form.
(2) For the election campaign, the mayor may reserve an area to improve election posters at the latest 16 days before the election date. The possibility of using it must be consistent with the principle of equality between the candidate electoral parties. The area to improve electoral posters will be provided by the municipality for use free; Such free execution shall not be subject to the provisions of this Electoral Campaign Finance Act and the provisions of a special law governing the management of political parties and political movements.
(3) Human, financial, material and non-material resources of a State or other person governed by public law or by a legal person controlled by a State or another person governed by public law cannot be used free of charge for an election campaign; This shall be without prejudice to the rights and obligations arising from other legislation. The first sentence shall not apply to an area owned by a municipality which is intended for free placement of advertising or similar communications; Such free execution shall not be subject to the provisions of this Electoral Campaign Finance Act and the provisions of a special law governing the management of political parties and political movements.
(4) For elections to the Chamber of Deputies and elections to the European Parliament at a time beginning 16 days and ending 48 hours before the beginning of the elections, the candidate electoral parties, whose candidate list has been registered, have a total of 14 hours in the Czech Radio and a total of 14 hours in the Czech Television broadcast time provided free of charge within their broadcasting circuits. The reserved broadcasting time shall be distributed equally to the candidate voting parties and its dates shall be determined by drawing lots. The candidate election parties shall be responsible for the content of these programmes.
(5) In the period beginning 16 days and ending 48 hours before the election of the President of the Republic, candidates for the post of President of the Republic, whose candidate list has been registered, have a total of 5 hours on Czech television and a total of 5 hours on the Czech Radio on the broadcast time provided free of charge within their broadcasting circuits. In the period beginning 4 days and ending 48 hours before the vote of the second round of elections, candidates who have advanced to the second round of elections will have a total of 1 hour on Czech television and 1 hour on the Czech Radio on the Czech Radio, provided free of charge within their broadcasting circuits. The broadcast time reserved shall be distributed equally to candidates. The dates of the broadcast times will be determined by Czech Television and Czech Radio through moose. The candidates shall be responsible for the content of these programmes. If the candidate loses his candidacy after the election campaign is launched, he loses his right to broadcast time.
(6) If the Chamber of Deputies has been dissolved, the period referred to in paragraph 2 shall be 11 days and the period referred to in paragraph 4 shall begin 11 days before the elections begin.
Election campaign in municipal council elections
Article 3 (3), Article 4 (1), Part Three and Article 24 (1) (c) shall not apply to the election campaign in the municipal council elections.
Restrictions on election campaigns
(1) The results of pre-election and election polls shall not be published in any way at the beginning of the third day before the election date and the end of the vote.
(2) Electoral agitation for the candidate parties and their candidates is prohibited in the building in which the election room is located and in its immediate vicinity on the days in which the vote takes place.
FINANCING OF THE VOTE CAMPAIGN
Election Account
(1) Each candidate election party shall set up an election account no later than the date of entry into the election campaign. The political party or political movement represented in the coalition will do so for the coalition. A single political party or political movement represented in the coalition may set up an election account for a single constituency if the coalition is running in multiple constituencies.
(2) An election account must be held with a bank, savings and credit cooperative or with a foreign bank that operates in the Czech Republic through its branch and which is subject to the obligation to provide information to the Supervisory Authority under the Banking Act.
(3) At the time of the election campaign, the funds in the electoral account can only be used to finance the election campaign for which the account was set up and to pay for the services related to the management of the electoral account and the registration fees of the candidate list under the Election Act. The collection of cash from the election account and its subsequent use to finance the election campaign shall be recorded in the accounts.
(4) The funds in the electoral account shall not be subject to enforcement or execution during the campaign.
(5) In the case of a coalition, the candidate election party and, in the case of a coalition, its members may not dispose of funds in an electoral account not used in accordance with paragraph 3 for the duration of the infringement proceedings relating to the violation of the rules on the financing of the election campaign, but for at least 180 days from the date of publication of the overall outcome of the election; This prohibition does not apply to the reimbursement of campaign expenses under § 9.
(6) The funds in the electoral account may be used to pay the fine imposed on the offence relating to violations of the rules on the financing of the election campaign.
(7) Within 60 days of the expiry of the period referred to in paragraph 5, any funds in the electoral account not used for the election campaign shall be transferred in the case of:
(a) a coalition for an account held under a law governing association in political parties and political movements; In doing so, the coalition members' agreement on the share to be transferred from the coalition's electoral account to the political parties or political movements represented in the coalition is decisive; If such an agreement is not concluded, the funds shall be transferred equally from the electoral account;
(b) an independent candidate or candidate for the office of President of the Republic to a legal person whose mission is to contribute, in accordance with the founding act, his own activities to achieve the general good in the form of social, health, sports, environmental, cultural or otherwise public good, to the extent and in a manner specified by that candidate.
(8) The candidate election party may cancel the election account not earlier than 90 days after the expiry of the period referred to in paragraph 5. If a political party or movement does not cancel an election account after this period, it shall be treated as an account for other revenue and expenditure under the law governing association in political parties and political movements.
General rules on election campaign financing
(1) The financing of the election campaign includes all expenses incurred by the candidate election party, its candidate or persons participating in the election campaign, with the written consent of the candidate election party, which are linked to the election campaign and have been incurred during the period after the election campaign has begun, and free of charge by them for the purposes of the election campaign in the period after the election campaign. Expenditure incurred before the start of the election campaign and free of charge and non-cash donations received before the start of the election campaign shall form part of the financing of the election campaign to the extent that it is used in the election campaign. Only funds held in the electoral account may be used to cover the cash expenses of the candidate election party and its candidate at the time of the election campaign. Joint expenditure incurred in more than one election campaign in parallel may be covered by any election account from which such election campaigns are financed.
(2) The revenue and expenditure of the election campaign referred to in paragraph 1 shall be kept separately by the candidate election party within the framework of its accounts under the Accounting Act. If the candidate election party is a coalition, the political party or political movement represented in the coalition that has set up the election account shall be responsible for managing the revenue and expenditure referred to in paragraph 1.
(3) Information on the funds in the electoral account received as a gift shall be recorded, indicating the name, surname, date of birth and the municipality in which the natural person who provided the funds has permanent residence, if any, in the territory of the Czech Republic, or, if it is a legal person or an operating natural person, the name, registered office and identification number of the person, if any.
(4) Data relating to non-cash benefits and free of charge transactions shall be recorded, indicating the subject matter of the transaction and the name, surname, date of birth and the municipality in which the natural person who provided those transactions has permanent residence, if he has it in the Czech Republic, or, if he or she is a legal person or an operating natural person, the name, registered office and identification number of the person has been assigned.
(5) If the gift or free payment did not exceed CZK 1,000, only the name and surname of the natural person or the company or the name of the legal person or the undertaking shall be recorded in accordance with paragraphs 3 and 4.
Election campaign expenditure
(1) Expenditure by the candidate election party for the election campaign referred to in Article 8 (1) may not exceed:
a) for elections to the Chamber of Deputies an amount of CZK 90 000 000, including value added tax,
(b) for elections to the Senate, an amount corresponding to the product of CZK 2 000 000 including value added tax and the number of constituencies in which the candidate party's candidate list has been registered, participating only in the first round of elections, or the product of CZK 2 500 000 including the value added tax and the number of constituencies in which the candidate party's candidate list has been registered, if the candidate has participated in both the first and second round of elections,
(c) for the election of the President of the Republic, the amount of CZK 40 000 000, including value added tax, if the candidate is only participating in the first round of the election, or the amount of CZK 50 000 000, including value added tax, if the candidate is participating in the first round of the election,
d) for regional councils, the amount corresponding to the product of CZK 7 000 000 including value added tax and the number of counties in which the candidate list for regional councils was registered,
(e) for elections to the European Parliament, an amount of CZK 50 000 000, including value added tax.
(2) The limit referred to in paragraph 1 shall include the expenditure paid or payable by the candidate election party, its candidate and the persons participating in the election campaign, with the written consent of the candidate election party, including expenditure paid or payable by third parties with the written consent of the candidate election party. If a performance which is part of an election campaign has been provided free of charge or at a price lower than the usual, its normal price shall be taken into account under the law governing the valuation of assets.
(3) No later than 3 days before the election date, the candidate election party shall notify the Supervisory Authority of all persons to the extent of the information referred to in Article 8 (3), or to the extent of the information referred to in Article 8 (5), who have paid or committed to the candidate party or its candidate to pay the campaign expenses, provided a cash donation, non-cash donation or non-payment. In the absence of such persons, the candidate election party shall also notify the Supervisory Authority of such information. The notification shall be made through an electronic application available on the website of the Supervisory Authority. The Supervisory Authority shall publish the notification on its website without undue delay in the form in which the candidate election party submitted it.
Publication of campaign financing data
(1) The candidate electoral party shall notify the Supervisory Authority of the establishment of the electoral account and the address of the website, with an overview of the payment transactions in the electoral account without undue delay after the establishment of the electoral account. The Coalition shall communicate to the Supervisory Authority its composition and the information that the political party or political movement represented in the Coalition has set up an election account pursuant to Article 7 (1), maintain the revenue and expenditure referred to in Article 8 (2), ensure the submission of a report on the financing of the election campaign referred to in paragraph 2 and notify the Supervisory Authority of all persons referred to in Article 9 (3), or, where appropriate, that it is not. The notification shall be made through an electronic application available on the website of the Supervisory Authority. The supervisory authority shall publish the notification referred to in the first sentence without undue delay on its website.
(2) Within 90 days of the publication of the overall results of the elections, the candidate electoral party shall submit a report on the financing of the election campaign through an electronic application available on the website of the Supervisory Authority. The supervisory authority shall publish the report on its website without undue delay.
(3) The codes for identifying the different types of campaign expenditure in the campaign financing report are laid down by the Supervisory Authority by decree.
(4) The report on the financing of the electoral campaign contains an overview of:
(a) cash donations provided to the candidate party or its candidate for the election campaign and data on donors and providers to the extent provided for in Article 8 (3) or, where applicable, to the extent provided for in Article 8 (5), and an overview of the free of charge and non-cash donations provided to the candidate party or to its candidate for the election campaign, indicating the normal price and data on donors to the extent provided for in Article 8 (4) and, where appropriate, to the extent provided for in Article 8 (5);
(b) cash expenditure on the election campaign and free of charge or non-cash donations used in the election campaign, identifying the type of expenditure for which they have been used; If the performance or non-cash donation is provided at a price below the usual, the provider's identification data shall be provided to the extent set out in Article 8 (4) or, where applicable, to the extent provided for in Article 8 (5); the candidate election party, not being a candidate for the presidency of the Republic or an independent candidate, shall provide an overview of the individual campaign expenditure paid by the candidates themselves and their purpose,
(c) the outstanding campaign costs and the identification of the persons to whom they are to be paid, to the extent provided for in Article 8 (4) and, where appropriate, to the extent provided for in Article 8 (5).
(5) Within 90 days of the publication of the overall results of the elections, the candidate election party shall submit to the Supervisory Authority the quantification of all revenue and expenditure relating to the election campaign and all relevant supporting documents. If a candidate electoral party participates simultaneously in several election campaigns in which common expenditure is incurred, it shall also submit a quantification of such joint expenditure for each campaign. The submission of the quantification of revenue and expenditure relating to the election campaign and the related supporting documents referred to in the first and second sentences shall be made by means of an electronic application available on the website of the Supervisory Authority. The Supervisory Authority shall publish the revenue and expenditure figures submitted without undue delay on its website.
(6) An independent candidate or candidate for the post of President of the Republic shall, within 15 days of the date on which the funds in the electoral account not used for the election campaign have been transferred to a public utility pursuant to Article 7 (7) (b), submit to the Supervisory Authority, through an electronic application available on the Supervisory Authority's website, information to whom, to what extent and to what public utility the funds have been transferred. The supervisory authority shall publish the information submitted without undue delay on its website.
Third party registration
(1) A registered third party for the purposes of this Act may not:
(a) State;
(b) a territorial body,
(c) voluntary association of municipalities,
(d) a contribution organisation set up by the State, a local authority or a voluntary association of municipalities;
(e) a State enterprise, a national enterprise and legal persons having the State's holding, as well as a legal person in whose management and control the State is involved, including as a controlling person;
(f) public higher education and a public research institution;
(g) community, political institute and institute,
(h) a legal person having the property of a local authority as well as a legal person in whose management and control the local authority is involved, including as a person in control;
(i) a legal person having registered or actual registered office outside the Czech Republic;
(j) a legal person who has not complied with the legal obligation to publish his last accounts to the extent laid down by the Accounting Act;
(k) a legal person whose beneficial owner is not registered in the register of beneficial owners, although it is to be entered in the register;
(l) a legal person whose beneficial owner is a natural person as referred to in (o);
(m) the legal person controlled by the legal person referred to in (i);
(n) another legal person, where other legislation so provides;
(o) a natural person who is not a national citizen of the Czech Republic or a national citizen of another Member State of the European Union who is registered for permanent or temporary residence in the Czech Republic,
(p) a natural or legal person who, on his behalf and under his responsibility, ensures the content, issue and public dissemination of periodical printing;
(q) the broadcasting operator.
(2) Neither the Trust Fund and the Foreign Trust Fund and its structures or functions similar to those governed by the law of another State can be registered in a register of third parties.
(3) The application for registration of a third party shall include, in addition to the general procedural requirements laid down in the Administrative Rules, an indication of the legal form if it is a legal person. The application for registration of a third party shall be made by means of an electronic application available on the website of the Supervisory Authority or by means of a public administration contact point. The application shall be submitted separately for each election.
(4) Upon request by a third party, the supervisory authority shall immediately assign a registration number to a third party and carry out the registration and publish the registration data on its website. The registration of the person referred to in paragraph 1 and the trust fund and the foreign trust fund and its structure or functions of a similar establishment governed by the law of another State shall be refused by the Supervisory Authority by decision.
(5) The published marketing authorisation data referred to in paragraph 4 shall be:
(a) the name, surname, date of birth and permanent residence of the municipality, if it has it on the territory of the Czech Republic, if it is a natural person,
(b) the name or business name, registered office and identification number of the person, if assigned, if any, in respect of the natural or legal person involved;
(c) the registration number of the third party and the date of the registration.
Register of third parties
(1) The register of third parties is a public administration information system, the administrator of which is the Supervisory Authority.
(2) The register of third parties serves to register persons who intend to participate in the election campaign without the written consent of the candidate electoral party.
(3) Data from the third-party registration application and the date of the marketing authorisation shall be entered in the register of third parties.
(4) Data on a registered third party shall be kept in the register of third parties for 6 years from the publication of the overall results of the last elections for which the person was registered.
Financing of an election campaign registered by a third party
(1) A registered third party whose campaign expenses referred to in paragraph 3 do not include only non-cash donations and free of charge shall set up an election account to finance the election campaign. The registered third party shall notify the Supervisory Authority of the establishment of the electoral account and the address of the website to which the election account is accessible without undue delay after its establishment. The notification shall be made through an electronic application available on the website of the Supervisory Authority. The supervisory authority shall publish the data on its website without undue delay.
(2) The funding of an election campaign registered by a third party covers all its expenditure on the election campaign. The issue of a registered third party for an election campaign shall be understood as money paid out of an election account, non-cash donations and free of charge for the campaign. Only by transferring money from a payment account may funds be credited to the voting account of a registered third party. An election account may be cancelled by a registered third party not earlier than 30 days after the publication of the overall election results.
(3) The expenditure of a registered third party for an election campaign may not exceed:
a) for elections to the Chamber of Deputies the amount of CZK 1 800 000, including value added tax,
(b) for elections to the Senate, the product of the sum of CZK 40,000, including the value added tax and the number of constituencies in which the registered third party is campaigning, if only the first round of elections, or the product of the amount of CZK 50,000, including the value added tax and the number of constituencies in which the registered third party is campaigning, if both the first and second round of elections,
(c) for the election of the President of the Republic, an amount of CZK 800,000 including value added tax, if only the first round of the election is held, or an amount of CZK 1 000 000 including value added tax, if both the first and second round of the election are held,
d) for elections to regional councils, the product of the amount of CZK 140,000 including value added tax and the number of regions in which the registered third party is campaigning;
e) for elections to the European Parliament the amount of CZK 1 000 000, including value added tax.
(4) Within the limit referred to in paragraph 3, expenditure paid or to be paid by a registered third party shall be included, including expenditure paid or committed by another person with his written consent. If a performance which is part of an election campaign has been provided free of charge or at a price lower than the usual, its normal price shall be taken into account under the law governing the valuation of assets. The expenditure incurred by a registered third party in the election campaign prior to its registration in the register of third parties shall be included in the limit referred to in paragraph 3.
(5) The registered third party shall keep a record of the use of funds for the election campaign, broken down into:
(a) expenditure on pre-election surveys;
(b) expenditure on advertising in the press;
(c) expenditure on outdoor advertising;
(d) expenditure on promotion on social networks;
(e) expenditure on Internet promotion outside the expenditure referred to in (d);
(f) other expenditure.
(6) The registered third party shall keep statements from his or her electoral account and the register referred to in paragraph 5 for a period of 5 years from the date of publication of the overall results of the elections and submit those extracts and records at the request of the Supervisory Authority.
(7) The registered third party shall, by means of an electronic application available on the website of the Supervisory Authority within 10 days of the date of publication of the overall results of the elections, provide an overview of the expenditure referred to in paragraph 5 or an indication that it did not have such expenditure. The supervisory authority shall publish the information on its website without undue delay.
Restrictions on receiving gifts and other free of charge
(1) An independent candidate, candidate for the office of President of the Republic and a registered third party may not accept, from the beginning of the election campaign until the date of submission of the quantification of revenue and expenditure and related supporting documents referred to in Article 10 (5) and the registered third party until the submission of the summary of expenditure referred to in Article 13 (7), a gift or other free of charge from whom a political party and political movement is required under the law governing association.
(2) A candidate for the post of President of the Republic may not accept a gift or other free of charge if the sum of all the cash donations or, where appropriate, of the amounts corresponding to the normal price of the gift or other free of charge received from one and the same person, with the exception of political parties and political movements, exceeds CZK 3 000 000. A legal person who is the first person controlled or controlled in relation to a person under the sentence shall be considered as one and the same person.
(3) The rules for dealing with a gift or other free-of-charge performance obtained by a political party and a political movement contrary to the laws governing association in political parties and political movements shall apply mutatis mutandis, such a gift or free-of-charge performance being recovered without undue delay after the independent candidate, candidate for the presidency and registered third party has been able to know without obvious difficulty that he has accepted a gift or free of charge in breach of paragraph 1 or 2.
Supervision of compliance with electoral campaign rules
Supervisory Authority
(a) supervise compliance with the rules of the electoral campaign of the candidate electoral parties and registered third parties;
b) publishes on its website as open data
1. the address of the website on which the election account of the candidate voting parties is accessible,
2. a summary of persons pursuant to § 9 (3),
3. reports on the funding of the election campaign and revenue and expenditure relating to the election campaign of the candidate election parties,
4. information on the transfer of the balance to the electoral accounts of independent candidates and candidates for the post of President of the Republic for public good;
5. data on registered third parties pursuant to Article 11 (5);
6. the address of the websites on which the election account of registered third parties is accessible; and
7. an overview of expenditure of registered third parties; and
(c) register third parties intending to participate in an election campaign, decide to refuse registration of a third party and publish registration data on their website.
TRANSPARENCY AND OBJECTIVES
Scope of administrative bodies
The scope of the Regulation shall be exercised by:
(a) the Supervisory Authority;
(b) the Office for the Protection of Personal Data,
(c) Ministry of the Interior.
Supervisory Authority
Supervisory Authority
(a) supervise compliance with the obligations referred to in Articles 5 to 17 and 21 of the Regulation;
(b) register the lawyers referred to in Article 21 (1) of the Regulation;
(c) maintain a register of legal representatives in accordance with Article 21 (4) of the Regulation;
(d) negotiate offences within the scope of points (a) to (c);
(e) deal with complaints under Article 24 of the Regulation within the scope of points (a) to (c);
(f) ensure, within the scope of points (a) to (c), cross-border cooperation with the competent supervisory authority in another Member State in accordance with Article 23 of the Regulation and participate in joint investigations pursuant to Article 23 (8) of the Regulation;
(g) by the end of March, transmit to the Ministry of the Interior information on administrative penalties imposed by the Ministry of Interior pursuant to Title II of Part Five in the previous calendar year;
(h) may issue warnings pursuant to Article 22 (5) (b) of the Regulation;
(i) carry out other tasks under the Regulation, unless they are entrusted to another administrative authority.
Data Protection Office
Data Protection Office
(a) supervise compliance with the obligations laid down in Article 18 to 20 of the Regulation;
(b) discuss offences within the scope of point (a);
(c) deal with complaints under Article 24 of the Regulation in the field of competence referred to in point (a);
(d) ensure, within the scope of application referred to in point (a), cross-border cooperation with the competent supervisory authority in another Member State in accordance with Article 23 of the Regulation and participate in joint investigations in accordance with Article 23 (8) of the Regulation;
(e) by the end of March, the Ministry of the Interior shall forward to the Ministry of the Interior information on administrative penalties imposed under this Act in the previous calendar year.
Ministry of Interior
Ministry of Interior
(a) is the national focal point referred to in Article 22 (9) of the Regulation;
(b) coordinate cooperation between administrative authorities pursuant to Article 16 (hereinafter referred to as "administrative authority");
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Act No 234 / 2025 Coll., on electoral campaigns and on transparency and targeting of political advertising |
|---|---|
| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 15.07.2025 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.2026 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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