The Venice Commission would like to still address another phrase of Article 29 (3), which – like Article 26 (3) of the former draft - foresees that legal entities and entrepreneurs who have outstanding dues related to public revenues may not finance the campaign. This prohibition has to be stipulated in a clear manner without leaving discretionary power to the implementing authority. Use of financial resources in campaigning has to be regulated in the law. The law should state which are the public revenues meant in the paragraph and the notion “outstanding” should be defined. Otherwise, the campaign activities cannot be financed with legal certainty and doubts on the impartiality of the treatment of campaigners may arise.