51.2. If a party has a branch in a province, capital, sum, or district, it may have an account for election expenses in that province, sum, capital, or district. /This section was amended by the law of April 22, 2022./ 51.3. After the decision to register a candidate to participate in the election in the party, coalition, or constituency, the election expense account shall be opened in accordance with this law and banking legislation. /In this section, after the word "coalition and", the word "in the electoral district" was added by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 51.4. Parties, coalitions and candidates are obliged to notify and register the account number and bank name of the election expenses to the Supreme Audit Institution at least 15 days before the date of voting. / In this section, the word "from 20" was changed to "from 15" by the law of June 16, 2023, and it will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 51.5. The coalition's election expense account will be used until the coalition is dissolved. 51.6. There is no specific limit on the amount of funds accumulated in the election expense account, but the amount of expenses to be spent from the election expense account during the election campaign period shall not exceed the maximum amount of election expenses determined in accordance with this law. 51.7. Parties and coalitions shall seal their election expense accounts during periods other than those specifically specified in this law, and only incomes shall be allowed. 51.8. When a request to open the account of election expenses is submitted to the bank along with the decision of the General Election Committee on the registration of a party or coalition within the period specified in this law, the bank shall open the account of election expenses. Article 52. Expenditure from the election expenses account 52.1. From the date of registration of parties, coalitions and candidates to participate in the election, and ending with the date of filing the election expense report, expenditures may be made in the form of transferring election expenses from account to account for the purpose of conducting election campaign in the manner specified in Article 39.2 of this law. 52.2. If the party participates in the election by forming a coalition, it is prohibited to make independent expenditures from the election expense account for purposes other than transferring election expenses to the election expense account of the alliance. Article 53. Election donations 53.1. Election donations /hereinafter referred to as "donations"/ can be monetary or non-monetary. 53.2. The donor is a citizen of Mongolia who meets the requirements specified in this law. 53.3. A legal entity may be a donor, unless prohibited by this law, as well as unless otherwise specified in the rules of that legal entity. 53.4. According to the list specified in Section 4.3.2 of this law, a candidate may make donations for the election campaign of a party or coalition, and the amount of donations given by one candidate shall not exceed the average amount of expenses for the constituency determined by the candidate in accordance with this law. /This section was added by the law dated June 16, 2023 and will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ Article 54. Monetary donation 54.1. Monetary donation is up to ten million MNT for citizens and up to thirty million MNT for legal entities. /In this section, the word "five" is changed to "ten" and the word "twenty" is changed to "thirty" by the law dated June 16, 2023, and it will be enforced from January 1, 2024./ 54.2 Citizens, legal entities, parties, alliances, or electoral district candidates may donate to the election expense account for their election activities without exceeding the amount specified in Article 54.1 of this law after the date of opening the expense account. / In this section, the words "in the election district" after "or" and "in the election expense account" after "without exaggeration" were added by the law dated June 16, 2023, and will be enforced from January 1, 2024. ./ 54.3. If donations have been made to a party that has joined a coalition for the purpose of elections, it is prohibited to make duplicate donations to the coalition that the party is a member of. 54.4. The name, registration number, and legal entity of the person making the donation shall include the name, registration number, and information about the source of the donation in the bank transaction document, and donations that do not meet these requirements will be returned to the recipient. /This section was amended by the law of June 3, 2022./ 54.5 Donations whose return address is not known shall be transferred to the state revenue or treasury in accordance with relevant legislation. 54.6. If a legal entity makes a monetary donation, the donation shall be reflected in its financial and tax reports. 54.7. Giving and receiving donations in cash is prohibited. Article 55. Non-monetary donations 55.1. Non-monetary donations include the following: 55.1.1. use and possession of immovable and movable property; 55.1.2. to provide services. 55.2. Non-monetary donations shall be given only to candidates during the period from the start of the election campaign to the end. 55.3. In case of giving non-monetary donations, the donor shall sign a written donation agreement with the candidate and his authorized representative and use it according to the purpose specified in the agreement.