Traduction de «legge sulle campagne elettorali federali » (Italien → Anglais) :

14. Regrets the fact that corruption remains common; encourages the Government to implement anti-corruption measures and measures in relation to the conflict of interest, including the new Law on Political Party Financing, in a consistent manner; considers it essential to build up a track record in terms of investigations and convictions, in particular in high-level corruption cases, to further strengthen preventive tools and awareness-raising campaigns and to protect citizens’ reporting on corruption cases; stresses the need to reinforce inter-agency cooperation, enhance related administrative capacities of the supervisory institutio ...[+++]ns and implement the respective recommendations of the Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) in order to increase the transparency in the funding of political parties and election campaigns; calls for concrete results to be achieved in the investigation of high-level corruption cases, including a re-assessment of controversial privatisation cases;

[20] Article 1, 21st Act amending the Federal Elections Act of 27 April 2013, Federal Law Gazette I p. 962. This law was adopted following a judgment of the German Constitutional Court which, assessing previously applicable national law, had ruled that the sole criterion of an earlier three-month stay at any time in Germany as a condition for non-resident citizens to maintain the right to vote was unsuitable, in itself, for demonstrating that the persons concerned are familiar with and affected by the national political situation.

9. Encourages the Georgian authorities to review and strengthen the Law on Political Union of Citizens that regulates party and campaign finance which, despite the substantial amendments which were adopted less than a year before the elections, still contains serious ambiguities negatively affecting its proper implementation;

8. Notes good progress in adopting important legislation in the field of fighting corruption and welcomes the adoption of a new strategy and an action plan as well as the establishment of the National Commission to implement them; underlines, however, that corruption is still prevalent in many areas, especially in the construction, privatisation and public procurements sector, and that it constitutes a serious problem; notes, moreover, that the track record of investigations, prosecutions and final convictions in corruption cases remains low; underlines the importance of establishing a clearly stated comprehensive framework to fight corruption, including better implementation of the law on free access to information and coordination betw ...[+++]een law enforcement agencies as well as a single authority monitoring and enforcing the obligations of government bodies and following up on complaints from the public (Ombudsman); draws attention to the need to effectively implement the adopted legislation in this field, in order to give the law enforcement agencies new tools to fight corruption; urges change in the legislative framework for political parties and electoral campaign financing in order to ensure independent control and transparency of the financing mechanisms;

In the absence of a new law, control of the funding of political parties and financing of election campaigns remains weak.

Further steps are necessary, in particular to strengthen operational coordination amongst law enforcement agencies and to implement provisions on financing of political parties and campaign financing.