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There are rules on which donations and loans political parties in Great Britain and Northern Ireland can accept and how they must be recorded and reported. This page contains guidance on how to comply with the rules if you are a political party in Northern Ireland, and all the forms you need for reporting.
The Northern Ireland (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act became law on 13 March 2014. The Act changes the rules on confidentiality of donations and loans to Northern Ireland political parties and regulated donees. The current rules will apply until secondary legislation is passed. Our existing guidance for political parties and regulated donees explain these rules. If you would like more information on the changes to the rules, please contact us on 0333 103 1928 or email us.
You can also find user guides for managing your party using our online database PEF Online at the bottom of this page.
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Changes to the confidentiality rules on donations and loans to Northern Ireland political parties from 1 July 2017
03-07-2017
The UK Government announced on 3 July that it will bring forward legislation to allow the Electoral Commission to publish details of some donations and loans made to Northern Ireland parties. It is currently unlawful for the Electoral Commission to disclose any information reported to us about donations and loans made to Northern Ireland parties, under the Political Parties Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (PPERA).
Once this legislation is passed, details of donations received and loans entered into by parties from 1 July 2017 and reported to the Electoral Commission will be published on our website. We expect the first publication of this information to be autumn 2017.
We will publish a factsheet after the draft legislation is published and publish amended guidance once the law has changed. You should check our website regularly to make sure you are aware of when the new rules come into force and for further updates.
For further advice and information please contact us at pef@electoralcommission.org.uk.
Introduction
Being a party treasurer
Mae’r rhan hon yn cynnwys:
- An introduction to your responsibilities
- Maintaining your party’s details
- Donations and loans responsibilities
- Annual Accounting responsibilities
- Campaign spending responsibilities
Overview
Donations to political parties
Mae’r rhan hon yn cynnwys:
- An overview of accepting donations
- An overview of recording donations
- An overview of reporting donations
Overview
Loans to political parties
Mae’r rhan hon yn cynnwys:
- An introduction to what we mean by loans
- An introduction to who can be a lender
- An introduction to reporting loans
Situations & procedures
Managing donations to political parties
Mae’r rhan hon yn cynnwys:
- Permissibility of donations
- Valuing donations
- Reporting donations
- Recording donations
Situations & procedures: Managing donations to political parties (PDF)
Situations & procedures
Permissibility checks for political parties
Mae’r rhan hon yn cynnwys:
- Who is permissible
- How to make checks
- What you need to record
Situations & procedures: Permissibility checks for political parties (PDF)
Situations & procedures
Reporting donations and loans - Parties with accounting units
Mae’r rhan hon yn cynnwys:
- Aggregation
- Recording donations and loans
- Reporting donations and loans
Situations & procedures: Reporting donations and loans - Parties with accounting units (PDF)
Factsheet
Sponsorship
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Expert paper
Valuing auction prizes
Mae’r rhan hon yn cynnwys:
- The basics and the guiding principle
- Valuing auction prizes in practice
User guides
Managing your party online
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