The restrictions on the right to be elected introduced by the amendments seem to be based on more individualised criteria, insofar as the ineligibility is linked to the past individual behaviours when such behaviours have been considered as an argument by the Constitutional Court for declaring a political party unconstitutional. This would in principle be in accordance with the European Court of Human Rights’ assessment in Ždanoka v. Latvia, which is relevant insofar as it dealt with a restriction on the right to stand for election on the basis of membership to certain political groups, and it was stressed that the conduct giving rise to the restriction was to have had an “active participation” in those groups.