Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000
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95C Related offences
(1) The responsible person in relation to a recognised third party commits an offence if, without reasonable excuse, the responsible person— (a) fails to deliver a quarterly or weekly report in accordance with section 95A(8) or 95B(7), (b) delivers a quarterly or weekly report to the Commission without the accompanying declaration required under section 95A(9) or 95B(8), or (c) delivers a quarterly or weekly report to the Commission which does not comply with the requirements of Schedule 11A. (2) The responsible person in relation to a recognised third party commits an offence if the person knowingly or recklessly makes a false declaration under section 95A(9) or 95B(8).
95C Related offences
(1) The responsible person in relation to a recognised third party commits an offence if, without reasonable excuse, the responsible person— (a) fails to deliver a quarterly or weekly report in accordance with section 95A(8) or 95B(7), (b) delivers a quarterly or weekly report to the Commission without the accompanying declaration required under section 95A(9) or 95B(8), or (c) delivers a quarterly or weekly report to the Commission which does not comply with the requirements of Schedule 11A. (2) The responsible person in relation to a recognised third party commits an offence if the person knowingly or recklessly makes a false declaration under section 95A(9) or 95B(8).
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