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PART 2 Assembly franchise and its exercise
8.Absent vote at Assembly elections for a particular or an indefinite period
13.Electors' signatures and use of personal identifier information
16.Combination of polls at Assembly and local government elections
16A.Combination of polls at Assembly and police and crime commissioner elections
19.Officers of councils to be placed at disposal of returning officers
23A.Inadequate performance of returning officer: reduction of charges
41.Control of donations to constituency and individual candidates
43.Constituency and individual candidates: payment of expenses by or through election agent
44.Expenses which may be paid otherwise than by election agent
46.Constituency and individual candidates: prohibition of expenses not authorised by election agent etc
47.Constituency and individual candidates: limitation of election expenses
52.Constituency and individual candidates: return as to election expenses
53.Constituency and individual candidates: declaration as to election expenses
54.Party list candidates: declarations as to election expenses
55.Circumstances in which no return or declaration is required
57.Penalty for sitting or voting where no return and declarations are delivered etc
58.Authorised excuses for failures as to return and declarations
59.Court’s power to require information from election agent or sub-agent
60.Duty of appropriate returning officer to forward returns and declarations to the Commission
61.Publication of time and place of inspection of returns and declarations
62.Constituency and individual candidates: inspection of returns and declarations
64.Property, goods, services etc. provided free of charge or at a discount
88.Time for presentation or amendment of Assembly election petition
100.Election court determination in respect of a constituency election etc
101.Regional election determined to be void by election court
108.Report as to candidate guilty of a corrupt or illegal practice
109.Candidate reported guilty of corrupt or illegal practice
110.Persons reported personally guilty of corrupt or illegal practices
111.Persons reported personally guilty of corrupt or illegal practices at parliamentary elections or local government elections
112.Persons reported personally guilty of corrupt or illegal practices at European parliamentary elections
122.Conviction of illegal practice on charge of corrupt practice etc
123.Incapacities on conviction of corrupt or illegal practice
124.Incapacities on conviction of corrupt or illegal practice at parliamentary or local government elections
125.Incapacities on conviction of corrupt or illegal practice at European parliamentary elections
129.Prosecution of offences committed outside the United Kingdom
131.Evidence by certificate of holding of Assembly elections
Absent voting at Assembly elections
3.Additional requirements for applications for appointment of a proxy
4.Additional requirements for applications on grounds of severe sight-impairment or other disability
5.Additional requirements for applications for a proxy vote based on occupation, service, employment or attendance on a course
6.Additional requirements for applications to vote by proxy in respect of a particular Assembly election
6A.Additional requirements for application for an emergency proxy vote in respect of a particular election
12.Requirement to provide fresh signatures at five yearly intervals
12A.Requirement to provide fresh signatures following rejection of postal voting statement
14.Conditions on the use, supply and inspection of absent voter records or lists
Issue and receipt of postal ballot papers
Combination of polls : Assembly elections and local government elections
9.Rule 38 of Schedule 5 (appointment of polling and counting agents)
13.Rule 47 of Schedule 5 (votes marked by presiding officer)
14.Rule 48 of Schedule 5 (voting by persons with disabilities)
16.Rule 51 of Schedule 5 (correction of errors on the day of poll)
17.Rule 52 of Schedule 5 (adjournment of poll in case of riot)
19.Rule 54 of Schedule 5 (time of, and attendance at, counting of votes)
21.Rule 67 of Schedule 5 (delivery of documents to relevant registration officer)
22.Rule 70 of Schedule 5 (constituency election: death of independent candidate)
23.Rule 73 of Schedule 5 (constituency election: death of party candidate)
Combination of polls: Assembly elections and police and crime commissioner elections
PART 2 Stages common to contested and uncontested elections
5.Constituency nomination paper: name or description of registered political party
6.Nomination of individual candidates at a regional election
7.Nomination of parties and party list candidates at a regional election
8.Party nomination paper: name or description of registered political party
13.Decisions as to validity of individual and constituency nomination papers
16.Constituency election: publication of statement of persons nominated
17.Regional election: publication of statement of parties and other persons nominated
19.Disqualification by Representation of the People Act 1981
20.Adjournment of nomination proceedings in the case of riot
PART 4 Final proceedings in contested and uncontested elections
Control of donations to candidates
8.The publication of any matter, other than an advertisement, relating...
9.The provision of any facilities provided in pursuance of any...
10.The provision by an individual of his own services which...
11.(1) Accommodation which is the candidate’s sole or main residence....
12.(1) Transport by a means of transport which was acquired...
13.(1) Computing or printing equipment which was acquired by the...
13A.(1) Any matter that is reasonably attributable to the candidate’s...
13B.Expenses incurred in respect of, or in consequence of, the...
Use for Assembly election meetings of rooms in school premises and of meeting rooms
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