Justiitsministeerium: Erakond Koos saab tasuda valimiskautsjoni sularahas

Justiitsministeerium: Erakond Koos saab tasuda valimiskautsjoni sularahas

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Ministry of Justice: Party Koos can pay election deposit in cash

i asekantsler Heddi Lutterus ütleb, et erakond Koos saab tasuda . See on erandlik olukord. Erakond peab järgima kõiki seaduse nõudeid.
Erakonnaseadus ei nõua, et erakond peab . Kui erakond täidab e nõudeid ja hoiab i, on see lubatud. Kuigi see ei ole tavaline, ei ole see väär.
Lutterus ütleb, et riigikogu valimise seadusega püüti välistada sularahas kautsjoni tasumine. Erakond peab esitama . Erakond ei pea tegema ülekannet pangakontolt.
Kandideerimise kontekstis on oluline, et kautsjon oleks . Sularahas tasumisel tuleb välja selgitada, millised pangad pakuvad sellist teenust. Teenuse kasutamisega võib kaasneda tasu või piirangud.
Lutterus märkis, et erakonna raamatupidamine ilma pangakontota on erandlik. See ei suurenda erakonna t ega usaldusväärsust. Kui erakond järgib kõiki seaduse nõudeid, on sularahas tasumine lubatud.
Erakond Koos on hädas pangakonto avamisega. Pangad keelduvad neile kontot avamast. See tekitab küsimuse, kuidas erakond saab tasuda kandidaatide eest kautsjoni. Riigikogu valimistel maksab 118 250 eurot.
Deputy Chancellor of the Ministry of Justice Heddi Lutterus says that the party Koos can pay the election deposit in cash. This is an exceptional situation. The party must comply with all legal requirements.
The Political Parties Act does not require parties to have a bank account. If the party fulfills the accounting law requirements and maintains financial discipline, this is permitted. Although it is not common, it is not wrong.
Lutterus says that the Riigikogu Election Act aimed to exclude cash deposit payments. The party must submit a copy of the payment order. The party does not need to make a transfer from a bank account.
In the context of candidacy, it is important that the deposit is paid on time. When paying in cash, it must be clarified which banks offer such a service. Using the service may involve fees or restrictions.
Lutterus noted that party accounting without a bank account is exceptional. It does not increase the transparency or reliability of party financing. If the party complies with all legal requirements, cash payment is allowed.
The party Koos is struggling with opening a bank account. Banks refuse to open an account for them. This raises the question of how the party can pay the deposit for candidates. Submitting a full list in the Riigikogu elections costs 118,250 euros.