Article VI introduces an extensive set of amendments to the legal framework governing political parties, aimed at reinforcing transparency, accountability, and resilience against systemic abuse. The amendments tighten conditions for party registration and operation, enhance the traceability of party membership, and expand mechanisms for monitoring compliance with legal requirements. A central element is the introduction of a legal test enabling courts to assess whether a newly created or existing political party effectively continues the activity of a party previously declared unconstitutional, based on a substantive assessment of factors such as leadership continuity, programmatic alignment, organisational links, sources of financing, and coordinated conduct. In parallel, political parties are required to maintain detailed and regularly updated membership records, to be submitted to competent authorities, with non-compliance carrying legal consequences, including exclusion from electoral participation. The amendments further strengthen the range of judicially supervised sanctions available in cases involving serious threats to electoral integrity or democratic order, including temporary suspension of party activity and, in cases of persistent or grave violations, dissolution.