Versions of s. 391

E-2.01 — Canada Elections Act · 3 versions · View current text

Historical text comes from the Justice Laws point-in-time corpus and is unofficial — not the official version.

2014-12-19 to present available View Source

AAn eligible party shall, within 30 days after being informed under subsection 389(1) that it is eligible, provide the Chief Electoral Officer with a written report, certified by its leader or chief agent, containing the name and address of any person appointed as its registered agent and any terms and conditions to which the appointment is subject. The Chief Electoral Officer shall, on the registration of the eligible party, register that information in the registry of political ~~party that is deregistered continues to have the obligations of a registered party for the application of section 392.~~parties.

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An eligible party shall, within 30 days after being informed under subsection 389(1) that it is eligible, provide the Chief Electoral Officer with a written report, certified by its leader or chief agent, containing the name and address of any person appointed as its registered agent and any terms and conditions to which the appointment is subject. The Chief Electoral Officer shall, on the registration of the eligible party, register that information in the registry of political parties.
2004-01-01 to 2014-12-19 View Source

OnA political party that is deregistered continues to have the ~~publication~~obligations of a ~~notice~~registered party for the application of ~~its~~section ~~suspension, a suspended party is deemed to no longer be a registered party.~~392.

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A political party that is deregistered continues to have the obligations of a registered party for the application of section 392.
2003-01-01 to 2004-01-01 View Source

On the publication of a notice of its suspension, a suspended party is deemed to no longer be a registered party.