The law also significantly strengthens regulatory and judicial mechanisms for restricting, suspending, or dissolving political parties deemed to continue or revive the activity of parties previously declared unconstitutional, including through successor arrangements. In parallel, the amendments broaden the definition of extremist activity, expand State powers to block or remove extremist content (including online), modify the provisions on registers of extremist organisations and associated persons, and impose new restrictions on political advertising, sponsorship, charitable activity, and party membership transparency, thereby reshaping both the criminal-law and administrative-law responses to electoral corruption and perceived threats to democratic order.