Chega announced on Monday (April 27) that it will submit a bill to parliament to clarify rules regarding the disclosure of party donors. Party leader André Ventura stated the proposal seeks a better balance between transparency and privacy, while also calling for increased resources for oversight bodies. Ventura argued that while high-value donations should be disclosed by name, personal details such as tax identification numbers and home addresses should remain private. He also criticised the current lack of oversight, noting that the Transparency Entity has only reviewed 10% of politicians' declarations, and suggested that media funding rules should be aligned with those of public office holders. Additionally, Ventura dismissed accusations from the Religious Freedom Commission regarding discriminatory statements by party members in Madeira, framing them as an attempt to criminalise political discourse.