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50.Authorised excuses for failures as to return and declarations
51.Court’s power to require information from election agent or sub-agent
52.Duty of appropriate officer to forward returns and declarations to Electoral Commission
53.Publication of time and place for inspection of returns and declarations
56.Schedule 5A, which makes provision for election expenses, has effect....
57.Property, goods, services etc provided free of charge or at a discount
80.Presentation and service of European Parliamentary election petitions
81.Time for presentation or amendment of European Parliamentary election petition
91.Conclusion of trial of European Parliamentary election petition
101.Conviction of illegal practice on charge of corrupt practice
105.Prosecution of offences committed outside the United Kingdom
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS RULES
PART 4 FINAL PROCEEDINGS IN CONTESTED AND UNCONTESTED ELECTIONS
PART 7 ACCESS TO MARKED REGISTERS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS OPEN TO PUBLIC INSPECTION AFTER AN ELECTION
3.Additional requirements for applications for the appointment of a proxy
4.Additional requirements for applications on grounds of blindness or other disability
5.Additional requirements for applications based on occupation, service, employment or attendance on a course
6.Additional requirements for applications in respect of a particular election
7.Additional requirements for applications by proxies to vote by post at a particular election
PART 2 ISSUE AND RECEIPT OF POSTAL BALLOT PAPERS
MODIFICATIONS FOR RELEVANT CITIZENS OF THE ACCESSION STATES IN 2004
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...
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS RULES
3.In rule 19(2) (ballot papers), after sub-paragraph (c) insert—
4.In rule 24 (notice of poll), after paragraph (2) insert—...
5.In rule 29 (issue of official poll cards), after paragraph...
7.In rule 34(1) (admission to polling station), after sub-paragraph (g)...
9.In rule 39 (voting procedure), after paragraph (10) insert—
10.In rule 40 (votes marked by presiding officer) after paragraph...
11.In rule 41 (voting by persons with disabilities) after paragraph...
12.In rule 43 (tendered ballot papers: general provisions) after paragraph...
14A.In rule 49 (attendance at verification of ballot paper accounts),...
14B.In rule 50 (procedure at verification of ballot paper accounts)—...
15.At the end of rule 53 (preliminary proceedings and conduct...
16.In rule 72 (party candidate)— (a) after paragraph (2) insert—...
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