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Article 21
 

(1) The authorities of the central and local public administration shall ensure, with priority, in a term of maximum 90 days from the request, premises for the central and local headquarters of the political parties, as well as the due lands, at their motivated solicitation.


(2) The political parties are allowed to receive maximum one headquarter for an administrative territorial unit.


(3) Renting by the local authorities of the premises for the headquarters of the political parties is subject to the juridical regime for renting premises for housing.


(4) The political parties ceasing their activity as a result of reorganization, self dissolution or dissolutions mentioned within final decisions of the courts have the obligation to handle the local public administration authorities, in a term of 30 days, the premises they had detained through a renting contract with these authorities. The premises detained in their own patrimony shall be transmitted according to the law.


(5) In a term of 30 days, the Bucharest Tribunal shall notify on the ceasing of the activity of the political party the Ministry of Interior and the Administrative Reform and the Permanent Electoral Authority.


(6) In a term of 15 days from receiving the notification, the Ministry of Administration and Interior shall transmit these decisions to the prefect institution in all the counties and the Bucharest municipality for taking over the premises rented by the public authorities, through bailiffs, if they had not been handled within the legal term.