Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000
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71Z3 Duty to verify transaction reports
(1) The Commission must take such steps as are prescribed for the purposes of verifying the information given in Northern Ireland report (2) “Northern Ireland report” means a report to the Commission which— (a) is prepared by a Northern Ireland participant, and (b) contains, or purports to contain, information required to be given by Schedule 6A or 7A.
71Z3 Duty to verify transaction reports
(1) The Commission must take such steps as are prescribed for the purposes of verifying the information given in Northern Ireland report (2) “Northern Ireland report” means a report to the Commission which— (a) is prepared by a Northern Ireland participant, and (b) contains, or purports to contain, information required to be given by Schedule 6A or 7A.
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