Act No. 47 / 1990 Coll.
Law on elections to the Federal Assembly
Valid
Effective from 01.03.1990
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
§ 1
§ 2
§ 3
ČÁST DRUHÁ
§ 4
§ 5
§ 6
§ 7
ČÁST TŘETÍ
§ 8
§ 9
§ 10
§ 11
§ 12
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
§ 13
§ 14
§ 15
§ 16
§ 17
ČÁST PÁTÁ
Oddíl 1
§ 18
§ 19
§ 20
§ 20a
§ 21
§ 21a
§ 22
Oddíl 2
§ 23
§ 24
§ 25
§ 26
Oddíl 3
§ 27
ČÁST ŠESTÁ
§ 28
§ 29
§ 30
§ 31
§ 32
ČÁST SEDMÁ
§ 33
§ 34
§ 35
§ 36
§ 37
§ 38
§ 39
§ 40
§ 41
§ 42
§ 43
§ 44
§ 45
§ 46
§ 47
§ 48
§ 49
ČÁST OSMÁ
§ 50
§ 51
§ 52
§ 53
§ 54
ČÁST DEVÁTÁ
§ 55
§ 57
§ 58
§ 59
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47
THE LAW
of 27 February 1990
on elections to the Federal Assembly
The Federal Assembly of the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic decided on this law:
BASIC PROVISIONS
The elections to the Federal Assembly shall be held on the basis of general, equal and direct voting rights by secret ballot in accordance with the principle of proportional representation in the electoral regions.
(1) The citizens of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republics who have reached the age of 18 on the day of the elections and are staying on the election day in the territory of one of the regions.
(2) However, citizens who have been deprived of legal capacity or whose legal capacity has been limited are not entitled to vote. 1)
(3) An obstacle to the exercise of electoral law is the statutory restriction of personal freedom
(a) protection of the health of the people, 2)
(b) the execution of the prison sentence.
Any citizen of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic, who has the right to vote, who has reached the age of 21 on the day of the elections, may be elected a Member of the Federal Assembly.
OPENING TERRITORY
Election Area
The elections take place on the territory of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic.
Election regions
Elections are held according to the electoral regions, which are grouped for the purpose of determining the election results separately for the Czech Republic and especially for the Slovak Republic. The territory of the electoral regions is laid down in Annex 1 to this Act.
State Mandate Number
(1) The number of Members of the House of People elected in the Czech Republic and the number of Members of the House of People elected in the Slovak Republic shall be determined by the Bureau of the Federal Assembly on the basis of a state mandate number. The state mandate number for elections to the People's House shall be determined by dividing the total number of citizens established on 1 January of the year in which elections are held by the constitutionally determined number of Members of the House of People.
(2) In each of the two Republics, as many Members as the state mandate number is included in the sum of the citizens of each of the two Republics. If all the mandates have not been allocated in this way, the remaining mandate shall be given to the Republic, which shall show the greater remainder of the division.
(3) The number of Members of the House of Nations elected on the territory of the Czech Republic and the number of Members elected on the territory of the Slovak Republic is laid down by constitutional law.
Election districts
(1) Election districts are created in the municipalities for voting and counting.
(2) Electoral districts and the electoral room for each district are established in the Czech Republic by the municipal council or body acting as municipal council, 3) in the Slovak Republic by the Mayor of the Municipality (Mayor of the City) or the Mayor of the Municipality 4) (hereinafter referred to as the "competent authority of the municipality") no later than 30 days before the date of the election.
(3) The electoral district is created to include as a rule 1000 voters. For remote parts of the village, separate electoral districts can be created if there are at least 50 voters.
(4) Special electoral districts can be created in hospitals, births, sanitariums, welfare institutions and similar institutions and facilities or parts thereof, but only if there are at least 100 voters.
(5) In the cells of police collateral (5) or in the places where the detention or disciplinary prison sentence is carried out, the possibility of exercising the right to vote on the basis of an electoral licence shall be ensured, in cooperation with the chief of the establishment in question, by the district electoral commission in whose district the establishment is located. The size of the constituency referred to in paragraph 3 may not be maintained in this case. These persons shall choose, on the basis of the electoral licence they have requested, if they are not resident in that district. In the event of a demonstration, the competent police department shall proceed in such a way as to enable the person presented to exercise his right to vote.
(6) If elections to the Federal Assembly are held at the same time as elections to other representative corps, the electoral districts for these elections may be common.
ELECTRICITY AND VOICE TRAINING
Entry into the electoral list
(1) All nationals of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic who have the right to vote will be included in the electoral list according to their permanent residence. 6) Members of the armed forces and armed security corps who are housed in bulk shall be included in the electoral list in the municipality in whose territory the unit to which they are assigned is located. The head of the department, in cooperation with the municipal office (s) of the municipal office (s), which shall act as the municipal office (hereinafter referred to as the "municipal office ') 7) of the municipality of secondment shall immediately confirm this to the municipal office responsible for the place of permanent residence of those members.
(2) Citizens who, after drawing up the list of voters, acquire or lose their voting rights will be added to or removed from the list of voters.
(3) For voters who are prevented from exercising their right to vote (Section 2 (3)), this is noted in the electoral list.
(4) A citizen of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic, who does not have permanent residence in the territory of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic and will appear in the election room on the day of the election, will be included by the District Electoral Commission on the electoral list. The entry in the list of voters will be recorded in his Czechoslovak travel document.
(5) Each voter can only be entered in one voter list.
Establishment of the electoral list
(1) The electoral lists are drawn up by the municipal office according to the constituencies.
(2) Where members of the armed forces and armed security corps are publicly accommodated, the municipal office shall draw up electoral lists on the basis of supporting documents supplied to the department commander. The municipal authority shall ensure that electoral districts in which only those members are listed or in which only the persons referred to in Article 7 (5) are elected are not created.
(3) If elections to the Federal Assembly are held at the same time as those to other representative bodies, the electoral lists may be common.
Unloading the electoral list
(1) No later than 30 days before the election date, the municipal office shall land electoral lists in order to allow citizens in official rooms to consult them. The municipal authority shall inform citizens of the inclusion of the electoral list in the usual manner.
(2) In municipalities where there are more than 5000 persons on the electoral list, the municipal authority will arrange for the list of voters living in the house to be included in each house.
Opposition procedure
(1) Any citizen may point out, orally or in writing, errors and irregularities in the electoral list and propose corrections or additions. The municipal office shall, within 3 days, either make an appropriate correction or supplement in the electoral list or inform the citizen in writing of the reasons why the correction or addition cannot be made.
(2) If the municipal office does not comply with the proposal, the citizen may submit draft8) to the competent district (district) court for a decision to rectify or supplement the list. According to the decision of the court, the municipal council and on the election day, the district electoral commission will make corrections or additions to the electoral list. Proceedings before a court shall not be subject to a judicial fee. There is no appeal against the court's decision.
Election card
(1) Voters who will not be able to vote in the constituency in whose electoral list they are registered shall issue an electoral card at their request and be removed from the electoral list.
(2) The Voting Card authorises the entry on the electoral list in another constituency for election to the People's House. In order to be included in the list of voters for election to the House of Nations, the Voting Card authorises, if it is a voter whose permanent residence or community is assigned to a mass-accommodated member of the Armed Forces and Armed Security Corps (§ 8 (1)), to choose the part of the Members of the House of Nations whose election takes place in this constituency.
OPENING AUTHORITIES
General provisions
(1) The elections to the Federal Assembly are managed by the Central Election Commission.
(2) He runs the election of the Regional Election Commission in the electoral regions. The seats of the Regional Electoral Commission are set out in Annex 1 to this Act.
(3) In the counties, the Regional Electoral Commission heads the elections. In the territory of the capital of Prague and the capital of the Slovak Republic Bratislava, the election of the Regional Electoral Commission is governed by Annex 2 to this Act.
(4) The constituency committees are set up in the constituencies.
(5) Any citizen of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic, who has the right to vote, who is not prevented from exercising his right to vote, may be a member of the Election Commission. A candidate for a member of the Federal Assembly cannot be a member of the Election Commission.
(6) Electoral commissions consist of equal number of political party representatives, 8) political movements (9) and their coalition (10) (hereinafter referred to as "political parties"), which provide a separate candidate list. The names and surnames of representatives and alternates shall be communicated by the political parties to the person calling the first meeting of the Election Commission. The declaration of invalidity or withdrawal of a candidate's instrument shall result in the termination of the membership of representatives of that political party in the relevant electoral commission. In the event of illness, occupation or termination of office of a member of the Election Commission, its chairman shall call his alternate in accordance with the order of the political party.
(7) Members of the Election Commission shall take up their duties by making a promise to the following text: "I promise in my honour that I will faithfully and impartially carry out my duties and follow laws and other laws." The promise shall be made by a member of the Election Commission by signing the letter of promise.
(8) The Election Commission shall act by an absolute majority of the members. In the event of a tie, the proposal shall be deemed rejected.
(9) At its first meeting, the Election Commission shall elect a chairman and a Vice-Chair from among its members. The President and Vice-President of the Election Commission may not be representatives of the same political party. The eldest member of the Election Commission shall direct the draw.
(10) The minutes of the Central Election Commission are appointed and withdrawn by the Government of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic. The Regional Election Commission shall be appointed and dismissed by the Minister for the Interior of the Republic concerned. The Regional Electoral Commission shall appoint and dismiss the registrar of the District Office. The registrar of the district electoral committees in the capital of Prague is appointed and recalled by the mayor of the capital of Prague. The registrations of the District Electoral Commission shall be appointed and withdrawn by the Mayor of the Municipality, the City, the City District or the City District (hereinafter the Mayor). Receptors must be designated in sufficient time to be able to carry out the tasks provided for in Paragraph 18; in the deliberations of the Election Committees, the rector shall have the right of an advisory vote. The Registrar shall make a promise in the version referred to in paragraph 7.
(11) The Central Electoral Commission, the Regional Electoral Commission and the Regional Electoral Commission create expert services (summarization) consisting of staff assigned for this purpose by the competent authority of the state statistics to calculate the results of the elections. Such staff shall take the oath referred to in paragraph 7.
Central Electoral Commission
(1) No later than 60 days before the date of the elections, the Central Electoral Commission shall be delegated to each political party which submits a candidate list in at least one electoral region, two members and two alternates.
(2) The first meeting of the Central Electoral Commission shall be convened by the Prime Minister of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic within 3 days of the expiry of the deadline referred to in paragraph 1.
(3) The Central Electoral Commission shall in particular:
(a) oversees compliance with election legislation;
(b) decide on complaints relating to the procedure of the Regional Electoral Commission and on appeals against their decisions;
(c) identify and publish the results of the elections;
d) Submit a record of the outcome of the elections to the Bureau of the Federal Assembly;
(e) issue election certificates to the elected candidates;
(f) carry out other tasks under this law and other legislation.
Regional Election Commission
(1) The Regional Election Commission shall be delegated to each political party which submits a candidate list in the region, two members and two alternates no later than 60 days before the election date.
(2) The first meeting of the Regional Electoral Commission shall be convened by the Minister for the Interior of the Republic concerned within 3 days of the expiry of the deadline referred to in paragraph 1.
(3) Regional Election Commission:
(a) oversees compliance with election legislation;
(b) decide on complaints to the District Electoral Commission and on appeals against their decisions;
(c) to discuss and register candidate lists in the electoral region;
(d) establish the results of the voting in the electoral region;
(e) transmit election documents to the custody of the Ministry of Interior of the Republic concerned;
(f) carry out other tasks under this law and other legislation or tasks entrusted to it by the Central Electoral Commission.
Regional Electoral Commission
(1) The Regional Election Commission shall be delegated to the Regional Election Commission no later than 30 days before the election date by any political party whose candidate list has been registered in the electoral district, one member and one alternate. The first meeting of the District Election Commission will be convened by the Head of the District Office, the Mayor of the City of Prague.
(2) Regional Electoral Commission:
(a) oversees compliance with election legislation;
(b) decide on complaints relating to the procedure of the Regional Electoral Commission and on appeals against their decisions;
(c) oversee the processing of voting results for the electoral districts;
(d) If doubts arise, it shall have the right to request explanations and other information from the District Electoral Commission. It will correct the obvious errors in agreement with the District Electoral Commission itself, otherwise it will ask the District Electoral Commission to meet again and to remedy the deficiencies identified,
(e) submit the results of the votes processed for the electoral districts under its responsibility to the Regional Election Commission.
Regional Electoral Commission
(1) Any political party whose candidate list has been registered in the electoral district of which the electoral district is part shall have the right to delegate at the latest 30 days before the election date to the District Electoral Commission. If the lowest number of members of the District Electoral Commission is not so achieved, the competent authority of the municipality shall appoint members and alternates for vacant posts.
(2) The competent authority of the municipality shall determine the lowest number of members of the District Electoral Commission, taking into account local conditions.
(3) The first meeting of the District Electoral Commission shall be convened by the Mayor of the municipality concerned within 3 days of the expiry of the deadline referred to in paragraph 1.
(4) If elections to the Federal Assembly are held at the same time as those to other representative corps, only one district electoral commission is set up for the electoral district.
(5) Regional Electoral Commission:
(a) ensure the conduct of the vote, in particular overseeing the correct surrender of ballots and ensuring the order of the ballot box;
(b) add the votes and write a record of the course and outcome of the vote, which shall be submitted without delay to the relevant Regional Electoral Commission;
(c) forward the other electoral documents to the local authority.
INVESTIGATION OF CANDIDATE LISTS
Candidate documents
(1) Candidate lists for elections to the People's House and candidate lists for elections to the House of Nations may be submitted by political parties. Candidate lists shall be submitted no later than 60 days before the date of the elections in duplicate to the registrar of the Regional Election Commission. The political party shall add:
(a) a declaration that it has at least 10,000 individual members; or
(b) in the event that it does not fulfil the condition set out in point (a), a petition requesting that the political party run, signed by so many other authorised voters, as far as the political party does not receive on the number of individual members. To sign the petition, the voter shall indicate his name, surname, birth number and residence upon presentation of the identity card. The signature under the petition cannot be withdrawn.
The Regional Electoral Commission may check the truthfulness of the data on the number of members or data in the petition.
(2) If a political party submits a candidate list in more than one electoral region, it will submit a petition to only one Regional Election Commission and will refer it to the other Regional Election Committees.
(3) Compliance with paragraph 1 (a) or (b) does not apply to political parties which have been represented in the Federal Assembly 60 days before the date of the announcement of the elections, or which have received at least 10 000 valid votes within the Czech Republic or the Slovak Republic in the last elections to the People's House.
(4) The schedule contains:
(a) the name of the political party;
(b) the name, surname, age, profession and residence of the candidates and their ranking on the candidate list, expressed in Arabic numerals.
(5) In addition to the information referred to in paragraph 4 (a), a political meeting may be held on the candidate list. (b) also indicate their affiliation with a particular political party or that the candidate is not a member of any political party or that he is an independent candidate.
(6) In an annex to the list of candidates, a political party shall designate its agent and its two alternates and indicate their names, surnames and addresses. Neither the deputy nor his replacement can be a candidate. The political party is bound by the actions of its agent in electoral matters. The political party shall notify the Regional Election Commission of the appointment of the alternate as Agent.
(7) The Registrar shall establish whether the documents submitted and the annexes to them comply with the requirements laid down therein. If this is not the case, it shall draw the attention of the political party's agents. The minutes shall be signed by the political party agents.
(8) The highest number of candidates that a political party in the electoral district may put on the candidate list for elections to the People's House and to the House of Nations are set out in Annex 3 to this Act.
(9) A written declaration by the candidate to agree to his or her candidacy shall be annexed to the list of candidates and shall not give his or her consent to be included on any other candidate list and shall not be aware of any obstacles to his or her selectivity.
(10) Political parties may agree to submit a joint candidate list. The provisions of this Act relating to a political party shall apply mutatis mutandis to the coalition thus established, unless otherwise provided for in that law (§ 42). Compliance with the conditions referred to in points (a), (b) and (2) of paragraph 1 shall be established for all such political parties in the case of the submission of a common candidate list by several political parties as if a single political party had submitted a candidate list.
Consultation of the Regional Election Commission's candidate lists
(1) The Regional Election Commission will review the submitted candidate lists within 55 days before the election date.
(2) The Regional Election Commission shall tick:
(a) a candidate not accompanied by a candidate's declaration pursuant to Paragraph 18 (9);
(b) the candidate, if it is on the candidate lists of several political parties, on the candidate list to which the declaration referred to in Article 18 (9) is not attached. If the candidate has signed a declaration on several candidate lists, he shall tick it on all candidate lists,
(c) those candidates who are candidates in excess of the maximum number laid down in Paragraph 18 (8).
(3) The Regional Electoral Commission will reject the candidate list if it does not fulfil the conditions laid down in Paragraph 18, the political party has not remedied the deficiencies within 24 hours of notification by the Regional Electoral Commission and the deficiencies cannot be remedied in the manner set out in paragraph 2. Such a decision may be challenged by a political party within 24 hours of its receipt by the Central Electoral Commission.
(4) The President of the Regional Electoral Commission shall send without delay one copy of the candidate list with a statement of the candidates' consent to the nominations and a record of the outcome of the examination of the candidate list to the Central Electoral Commission. It shall also report on the outcome of the negotiations to all political parties who have submitted a candidate list in the electoral district.
Consultation of candidates' lists by the Central Electoral Commission
(1) The Central Election Commission shall discuss the candidate lists within 50 days before the election date. First, it will review the resolution of the Regional Electoral Commission and remove the identified defects in the candidate lists.
(2) If one of the candidates is on several candidate lists, the Central Election Commission shall strike him off on all candidate lists.
(3) If the candidate lists lodged by the same political party are, by way of derogation, marked in the various electoral regions, the President shall invite his representative to announce a uniform designation for all electoral regions by the end of the meeting of the Central Electoral Commission at the latest. If they do not, they shall decide on the designation of the Central Election Commission.
(4) The Central Electoral Commission will reject the list of candidates if the Charter does not fulfil the conditions laid down in Paragraph 18, the political party has not remedied the deficiencies within 24 hours of the Commission's notice and the deficiencies cannot be remedied in the manner set out in paragraph 2.
(5) In addition, the Central Electoral Commission will draw a draw to indicate by means of a single ballot for the elections to the Federal Assembly the candidate lists of each political party which has submitted a candidate list. The laws on elections to national councils may provide that this number also applies to the designation of candidates for elections to national councils, if they are held simultaneously. In such a case, the draw shall take place with the participation of representatives of the Central Electoral Commission concerned.
(6) The President of the Central Electoral Commission shall immediately send a record of the outcome of the negotiations to the Regional Electoral Committees and candidate political parties. The result of the draw will be announced in such a way that it will become a general acquaintance.
Registration of candidate documents
(1) Upon receipt of the minutes of the outcome of the election process, the Regional Election Commission shall register the candidate list as valid no later than 45 days before the election date and shall notify the political parties in writing. Registration is a condition for the reproduction of candidate lists.
(2) If, after the registration referred to in paragraph 1, the Regional Electoral Commission or the Central Electoral Commission finds that a political party which has submitted a candidate list has been revoked (11) or its activities suspended (12), the registration shall be cancelled and notified in writing to the political party's agents (§ 18 (6)).
(3) The list of candidates whose registration has been revoked pursuant to paragraph 2 shall no longer be taken into account.
Surrender and revocation of the nomination
(1) The candidate may renounce his candidacy in writing within 48 hours of the beginning of the elections. Until the same time, the political party's agent may withdraw his candidacy in the same manner. The declaration of surrender or withdrawal of the nomination shall not be withdrawn and shall be delivered in duplicate to the President of the Regional Electoral Commission, who shall forward a copy without delay to the President of the Central Electoral Commission and shall ensure that it is published in an appropriate manner.
(2) If such a declaration has been made after registration, the candidate's data remain on the list but shall not be taken into account in the allocation of mandates.
Dissolution of a political party after registration of a candidate list
If the political party dissolves after registration by the Regional Electoral Commission, such political party shall not be taken into account in the distribution of mandates.
Voting lists
(1) The President of the Regional Electoral Commission shall ensure, through the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic concerned, a copy of the ballots on which the drawn number of the candidate's list must be provided (Section 20 (5)), the name of the political party and the details of all candidates and their ranking; the data on the ballots must be identical to those on the candidate lists.
(2) Voting lists for election to the same Chamber of the Federal Assembly must be printed in characters of the same type and size, on paper of the same colour and quality and of the same dimensions. The ballots shall bear the stamp of the Regional Election Commission.
(3) The President of the Regional Electoral Commission shall send the votes thus multiplied to the mayors of the municipalities, who shall ensure that the ballots are delivered to all voters no later than 3 days before the election date, as well as on the election day to all district electoral commissions.
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Election Day
(1) The elections to the Federal Assembly are held on the same day throughout the territory of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic. The Bureau of the Federal Assembly may provide that elections are held in two days.
(2) The Bureau of the Federal Assembly shall declare elections to the Federal Assembly and shall determine the election date no later than 90 days before they are held. The Federal Assembly Bureau's resolution shall be published in the Collection of Laws.
(3) The elections are held on a specified day from 7 a.m. to 18 p.m. Where local needs so require, the competent authority of the municipality may determine the beginning of the elections for an earlier hour.
(4) Where elections take place in two days, the beginning of the elections shall be fixed at fourteenth hour and the end of the elections at twenty-second hour of the first day. The next day, the election starts at seven o'clock and ends at fourteen o'clock. Where local circumstances so require, the competent authority of the municipality may determine the beginning of the elections for an earlier hour, but first for the twelfth hour of the first day and the fifth hour of the second day; the time limits set out in Sections 21 and 27 shall also be calculated from the 14th hour of the first day of the elections.
Informing voters
The municipal office shall declare the usual time and place of election in the municipality no later than 15 days before the election date. Where several constituencies have been established in the territory of the municipality, the municipal authority shall indicate which parts of the municipality, or departments (§ 8 (1)) or establishments (§ 7 (5)) belong to individual constituencies. In the municipal decree, the electorate will stress the electorate's obligation to carry an identity card and will provide the necessary additional information necessary for the uninterrupted conduct of the elections.
Preparations in the Election Room
(1) The President of the District Electoral Commission shall check and seal the ballot box and, where appropriate, the portable ballot box before the start of the vote in the presence of the Commission. It will also check voting room equipment to see if there is a list of voters and a sufficient number of ballots.
(2) If elections take place in two days, the President of the Regional Electoral Commission shall ensure that, after the first day of the elections, the ballot box or the portable ballot box is sealed in such a way as to prevent the insertion of ballots and deposit it safely together with other electoral documents.
Voting ballot boxes
Special spaces shall be designated in the ballot rooms in order to ensure the secrecy of the vote. The number of these premises shall be determined by the mayor of the municipality, taking into account the number of voters in the constituency. Except in the cases referred to in Paragraph 29 (5), no person may be present in the premises at the same time as the voter, not even a member of the District Electoral Commission.
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(1) For the purposes of this Act, the campaign period shall mean a period beginning 23 days and ending 48 hours before the election begins.
(2) At the time of the election campaign, each self-running political party shall have equal access to state public information and other services of the State and of the regional government. Within the federal radio and television broadcasting circuits, a total of 21 hours of broadcasting time is reserved for the election campaign, which will be divided equally between the candidate political parties so that no political party is significantly disadvantaged by the determination of the broadcasting time; the dates of the broadcast times shall be divided by a draw. Political parties have responsibility for the content of these programmes. Election agitation in radio and television broadcasting of licence holders is not allowed.
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
§ 1
§ 2
§ 3
ČÁST DRUHÁ
§ 4
§ 5
§ 6
§ 7
ČÁST TŘETÍ
§ 8
§ 9
§ 10
§ 11
§ 12
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
§ 13
§ 14
§ 15
§ 16
§ 17
ČÁST PÁTÁ
Oddíl 1
§ 18
§ 19
§ 20
§ 20a
§ 21
§ 21a
§ 22
Oddíl 2
§ 23
§ 24
§ 25
§ 26
Oddíl 3
§ 27
ČÁST ŠESTÁ
§ 28
§ 29
§ 30
§ 31
§ 32
ČÁST SEDMÁ
§ 33
§ 34
§ 35
§ 36
§ 37
§ 38
§ 39
§ 40
§ 41
§ 42
§ 43
§ 44
§ 45
§ 46
§ 47
§ 48
§ 49
ČÁST OSMÁ
§ 50
§ 51
§ 52
§ 53
§ 54
ČÁST DEVÁTÁ
§ 55
§ 57
§ 58
§ 59
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Act No. 47 / 1990 Coll., on elections to the Federal Assembly |
|---|---|
| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 01.03.1990 |
|---|---|
| Effective from | 01.03.1990 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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