More parties of Moldova do not submit financial report to Central Electoral Commission

Chisinau, 22 May /MOLDPRES/ - Thirteen political formations have not honoured their legal obligation to submit the financial reports for 2019 to the Central Electoral Commission (CEC).    

At a today’s meeting, CEC took note of the reports on the financial management of the political parties for 2019. Thus, the CEC members found out that only 26 political parties had observed the term of submitting the reports for the last year, seven formations submitted the report after the deadline and another 13 failed to fulfill their legal obligation to submit the reports to CEC.    

Under the provisions of the Contravention Code, the Central Electoral Commission will summon the decision-makers of these political parties and will draw up the official reports on contravention.   

In the context, the Moldovan electoral body warned the political parties about the obligation to submit the report on the financial management in accordance with the instructions from the law and the regulatory ones. Taking into account the present epidemiological situation, CEC ruled to give the political parties an additional term till 10 June 2020, in order to present the lacking information and remove the errors from the reports.

CEC’s decision will be submitted to parties for informing and enforcement.