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Referendums Framework Bill

Referendum advertising - Registered promoters

58: Obligation to notify Electoral Commission of change in contact details

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"Tell the Electoral Commission if your contact details change"

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If you are a registered promoter, you must tell the Electoral Commission if your contact details change. You have to do this within 10 working days of the change happening. You need to update the information you provided under section 55(2), so the Electoral Commission has your correct details.

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Part 3Referendum advertising
Registered promoters

58Obligation to notify Electoral Commission of change in contact details

  1. A registered promoter must notify the Electoral Commission of any change in the information provided under section 55(2) within 10 working days after the change.