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Legislative Assembly for the ACT: 2001 Week 6 Hansard (15 June) . . Page.. 1983 ..
(b) publishing an advertisement in a newspaper or periodical;
(c) displaying an advertisement at a theatre or another place of entertainment;
(d) producing an advertisement mentioned in paragraphs (a) to (c);
(e) producing any printed electoral matter to which section 292 (Dissemination of electoral matter-authorisers and authors) applies;
(f) producing and distributing electoral matter that is addressed to particular people or organisations;
(g) consultant's or advertising agent's fees for services provided;
(h) carrying out an opinion poll or other research.
(5) A return under this section must not include a list of the members of a party.
(6) If the registration of a party or ballot group is cancelled during a financial year, this section applies to the party or ballot group in relation to the year as if a reference to the reporting agent of the party or ballot group were a reference to the person who was the reporting agent of the party or ballot group immediately before the cancellation.
(7) If a person ceases to be an MLA during a financial year, this section applies to the person in relation to the year as if the person were the reporting agent.
231 Periods of less than financial year
(1) This section applies if, during a financial year-
(a) a political party becomes, or ceases to be, a registered party; or
(b) a ballot group is registered or a registered ballot group ceases to be registered; or
(c) a person becomes, or ceases to be, an MLA.
(2) A return under section 230 (Annual returns by parties, ballot groups and MLAs) for the political party, ballot group or person for the financial year need only include particulars for the part of the year when the party or ballot group was registered or the person was an MLA.
29A Section 231B
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