Yes. All claims in respect of election expenses against a candidate or his or her election agent must be submitted to the election agent with 21 days of the declaration of the results of the elections. Claims submitted outside of…
Yes. All claims in respect of election expenses against a candidate or his or her election agent must be submitted to the election agent with 21 days of the declaration of the results of the elections. Claims submitted outside of…
There is. The current law limits the total expenditure by the candidate and the election agent in respect of a parliamentary Election to $50,000. The corresponding amount for both Municipal/Regional Corporation Elections and Elections of the Tobago House of Assembly…
Yes. Within 21 days after the date of publication of the result of the election, Ms Citizen is required to submit to the Chief Election Officer a return of the amount of such expenses accompanied by a sworn declaration. The…
Yes. It is only the candidate, the election agent and persons authorised in writing by the election agent who may incur expenses in connection with the following: holding of public meetings or organising public displays; or issuing of advertisements, circulars…
Yes. A statement of particulars must be made, supported by bills and receipts and these documents must be submitted to the election agent in time for him or her to comply with the time-limit of 42 days mentioned earlier.
Yes. But before meeting any such expenses the person must be authorised by the election agent to do so; such authorisation must state the limit of expenses. Any amount exceeding such limit has to be met by the election agent.
No. All bills and receipts must be sent in together with Form 4, duly completed.
Yes. Form 4 in the Prescribed Form Rules of the Representation of the People Act for the statement of the Return and Form 5 of the same Rules for the declaration.
Yes. Within 42days after the declaration of the result of an election, the election agent must submit to the Chief Election Officer what is referred to as a true return, i.e. a statement of all payments made by the election…
Yes. The candidate is allowed to pay personal expenses incurred in connection with or incidental to the election up to a maximum of $5000. Any additional expenses so incurred by the candidate shall be paid by the election agent.