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If you want to spend money on a referendum advertisement, you can only do so if you are the person in charge of the advertisement. You can also spend money if someone in charge of the advertisement says you are allowed to. This means you have to be either the person promoting the advertisement or someone they have given permission to spend money on it.
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45: Maximum amount of registered promoter's total referendum expenses, or
"How much a registered promoter can spend on referendum ads"
47: Apportionment of referendum expenses for publication of referendum advertisement both before and during regulated period, or
"How to split costs for referendum ads run before and during a special voting period"
A person may incur referendum expenses in relation to a referendum advertisement only if the person is—
