In 1992, DKP reorganized heavily, severing the party's links with the international Communist movement and officially changing its purpose from a political organ to a network-oriented organization. At the same time, the Unity List changed from a political cooperation to a regular independent membership-based political party. The Unity List achieved parliamentary representation in the 1994 "Folketing" election, winning 6 seats, 2 of which were held by members who were also DKP-members. The Unity List has been represented continually in parliament since.