Czech law does not define political parties. This has to do with the liberal approach to them. They are treated as corporations with legal subjectivity, which must be registered. After all, they are valued in the legislation. Highlighting the significance of their finds in the art. 5 of the Constitution, which states: “The political system is based on the free and nieprzymuszonym development and free współzawodnictwie political parties which respect the basic principles of democracy and oppose violence as a tool to look after their interests.” The first law concerning the activities of political parties was adopted 20 January 1990 . It was very short and govern only the basic issues, such as the creation and resolution of the party. A more detailed law enacted on October 2 1991. It regulates key aspects of creating a lot, the restrictions imposed on their activities and funding rules. It will create a model registration lot. Organizing Committee has to submit a batch of the registration request to the Ministry of Home Affairs. The application must contain a statement of not less than 1,000 signatures of citizens demanding the creation of a lot and the second batch of the statute, which should define, among others name, programmatic objectives, rights and obligations of members. If the application meets the conditions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs record the lot within 15 days and get a batch legal personality. The Act also sets out the aspect of party funding. It grants from the state budget for political parties and prohibits their business. There is also a requirement for the party’s annual financial report, containing a description of the assets of the party.