The restriction provided for in the Law has a broad application ratione personae, insofar as it would apply to the members of the executive body of a party declared unconstitutional and to members of such party who hold an elected office – at the time of pronouncement of the unconstitutionality by the Constitutional Court. The question has therefore to be raised whether that restriction constitutes a proportionate measure. The restriction applies automatically – without further assessment of the individual conduct by an independent and impartial body or decision of a court - on the sole basis of the party membership and holding of a specific position. The restriction also applies indiscriminately without distinguishing between party members who may have actively contributed to the illegitimate acts attributed to the political party, from those who were only performing neutral duties or were unaware of the potential unlawful acts committed by the party. This means that the restrictions on the right to be elected apply to a group of people, without an individualised assessment of their active involvement in the illegitimate activities of the prohibited parties.