LEGISLATION
Legislation
The Political Parties Commission is empowered by Solomon Islands law to register political parties, maintain records, support party integrity, and promote civic education.
Legal foundation
Political Parties Integrity Act 2014
The Act provides the legal foundation for registering political parties, maintaining public records, and guiding party conduct.
At a glance
- Establishes and empowers the Commission.
- Creates the role of the Registrar.
- Supports registration, compliance, and public information duties.
Law and public understanding
Legislation is supported by public education
The legal framework is more useful when political parties, communities, and citizens understand the duties created by the Act.
Training and awareness sessions help translate legislation into practical guidance for registration, compliance, and participation.
How the Act supports public accountability
1
Registration powers
The Act provides a formal route for political parties to apply, register, and be recorded.
2
Integrity duties
Registered parties must meet standards for membership, governance, nominations, coalitions, and finance.
3
Public information
The legal framework supports access to official records, forms, and guidance for citizens and parties.