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GOVERNANCE OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF TIMOR-LESTE - ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISM OF KEY INSTITUTIONS ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE Parishes of Diocese Maliana No of Churches Bobonaro Atabae 1 Balibo 1 Bobonaro 1 Lolotoe 1 Maliana 1 Sub-Total : 5 Covalima Fohorem 1 Salele 1 Suai 1 Zumalai 1 Sub-Total: 4 Liquica Liquica 1 Sub Total: 1 Total : 10 Source: Interview with representative of Diocese of Maliana on 14 March <strong>2011</strong> BUDGET: The Diocese of Maliana received its budget from the Holy See through the Diocese of Dili; meanwhile the Diocese also receives budget from the Government of Timor-Leste to build infrastructure. CONTACT Priest Lúcio Norberto de Deus Telephone: +6707333485 Lahomea, Maliana 208
GOVERNANCE OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF TIMOR-LESTE - ACCOUNTABILITY MECHANISM OF KEY INSTITUTIONS 128 129 4.6. POLITICAL PARTIES “1. Political parties shall participate in organs of political power in accordance with their democratic representation based on direct and universal suffrage. 2. The right of political parties to democratic opposition, as well as the right to be informed regularly and directly on the progress of the main issues of public interest, shall be recognised.” Source: Section 70 of the Constitution of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste LAW 03/2004 OF 14 OF APRIL 2004 ON POLITICAL PARTIES Political parties galvanise and organise the participation of citizens in the political life of the country and the multiparty system presently is undoubtedly one of the major pillars of contemporary democracy. Within this context, it becomes necessary to define the rules that govern the activities of political parties so as to ensure their proper functioning in our country. Pursuant to item 2, paragraph i), of Section 95 of the Constitution, the National Parliament enacts the following that shall have the force of law: CHAPTER I - GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 1 - Concept 1. Political parties are organisations that are permanent in nature and are composed of citizens. Their objective is to democratically participate in the life of the country and to contribute to the formation and expression of the political will of the people, in conformity with the laws and the respective by-laws and programmes. They shall intervene namely in the electoral process by submitting or sponsoring candidacies. 2. Political parties shall have juridical personality as well as judicial capacity and shall be exclusively constituted by national citizens. 3. For the purposes of the present law, organisations seated or registered abroad and those in which the majority of the leadership or the majority of its members reside outside of Timor- Leste shall not be considered political parties. 4. Failure of any such organisations to participate in any local or national election with their own programmes for period exceeding years shall lose political party status. Section 2 - Objectives Political parties shall have, inter alia, the following objectives: a) to protect the national interests; b) to contribute to the exercise of the political rights of citizens and to the establishment of national policies, namely through participation in elections or through other democratic means; c) to define government programmes as well as administrative programmes; 128 Political Parties are listed alphabetically according to their official designation in Jornal da República. 129 Law 03/2004 of 14 of April 2004 on Political Parties is annexed to this <strong>Report</strong>. 209
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