1. The CEC shall treat a citizens’ initiative as a single Political Entity from the day it is certified
until the citizens’ initiative has filed its final Campaign Financial Disclosure Report, under
paragraph 2 of Article 41 of this Law.

2. Each candidate on the certified candidate list of a citizens’ initiative shall be personally
responsible for an equal share of any fines imposed on the citizens’ initiative by the CEC or the
ECAP.

3. To exercise the rights from the Law in force on Financing Political Parties, the citizens’
initiative must be registered as a political party. The CEC shall, with a separate act, determine
the conditions and manner of recognizing the rights of the citizen initiative, as defined in this
paragraph.