Article 4. Sponsorship purposes
On sponsorship (LRU-96-son) · Date: 02.05.2007 · In force
Sponsorship is carried out in order to:
social support and protection of citizens, including improving the material well-being of socially unprotected and low-income segments of the population, and social rehabilitation of the unemployed, persons with disabilities, and other persons who, due to their physical or intellectual characteristics or other circumstances, are unable to independently exercise their rights and protect their legal interests;
promoting peace, friendship and harmony among peoples;
promoting the prestige and role of the family in society;
promoting the protection of motherhood, childhood and fatherhood;
promoting activities in the field of education, science, culture, art, enlightenment, as well as the spiritual development of the individual;
promoting activities in the field of disease prevention and protecting public health, as well as promoting a healthy lifestyle, and providing moral and psychological assistance to citizens;
promoting activities in the field of physical education and mass sports;
preparing the population to overcome the consequences of natural disasters, environmental, industrial or other disasters, to prevent accidents;
providing assistance to victims of terrorist acts, natural disasters, environmental, industrial or other disasters;
environmental protection;
protection of cultural heritage sites.
In accordance with the law, sponsorship can be carried out for other purposes.
The provision of cash and other material resources, the provision of assistance in other forms to commercial organizations, political parties and movements, as well as their support is not a sponsorship.
Sponsorship for the purpose of pre-election campaigning and campaigning on issues submitted to a referendum is prohibited.
Support through sponsorship of any activity contrary to the law is prohibited.
