Article 92-1. The size of the electoral fund of a political party, a candidate for deputy of the Mazhilis of the Parliament of the Constitutional Law on Elections in the Republic of Kazakhstan
1. Candidates running on party lists nominated by political parties are not entitled to create their own electoral funds.
2. The electoral fund of a political party is formed by:
1) the political party's own funds, the total amount of which should not exceed the minimum wage established by law by more than five thousand times;
2) voluntary donations from citizens and organizations of the Republic, the total amount of which should not exceed the minimum wage established by law by more than ten thousand times.
The maximum amount of voluntary donations of an individual in aggregate should not exceed the minimum wage established by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan by more than one hundred times and a legal entity of the Republic of Kazakhstan – by a total of more than five hundred times.
3. The candidate's election fund shall be formed by:
1) the candidate's own funds, the total amount of which should not exceed the minimum wage established by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan by more than two hundred times;
2) voluntary donations from citizens and organizations of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the total amount of which should not exceed the minimum wage established by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan by more than five hundred times.
The maximum amount of voluntary donations of an individual in aggregate should not exceed the minimum wage established by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan by more than twenty–five times and a legal entity of the Republic of Kazakhstan - by a total of more than fifty times.
Constitutional Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated September 28, 1995 No. 2464.
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