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Celibashi: The financing of political parties and campaigns has been regulated, it has come to the standard where we are today through continuous changes.
In 2020 the regulatory framework of campaigns can be considered complete. Once it is determined who funds them, who the limits are and who oversees them.
Is there room for system improvement, I think so.
In discussions with political representatives, I think that the time has come for the regulation of third parties of non-political persons, the time has come to include in the monitoring also the writings on social networks.
Today the reporting of political parties is formal and superficial of what the parties declare. We have no legal authority to go deeper.
Give the CEC authorizations or another institution to verify what is presented in the report.
We think that the changes in general should include not only the legal code but also the law on political parties. Even within political parties we think there is little transparency.
131 political parties according to the CEC registered, for more than 50% there is no info on the addresses or the governing body. Failure to fulfill this obligation should penalize him until he does not register for the elections.
80 parties did not participate in the last four elections and there is no trace of political activity. The law should be changed regarding the control and financial verification of parties. The law should provide for the CEC to focus capacity on parties participating in the elections for others who do not participate to have another system, eg lottery.
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