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Elections Act 2001

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2 Postponement of local elections in Northern Ireland

(1) The election day for local elections in Northern Ireland is postponed from 16th May 2001 to 7th June 2001. (2) A person validly nominated as a candidate at an election to which this section applies does not have to be nominated again for that election. (3) The limit on the election expenses of any candidate at an election to which this section applies is increased by 50% (whenever he was nominated).

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2 Postponement of local elections in Northern Ireland

(1) The election day for local elections in Northern Ireland is postponed from 16th May 2001 to 7th June 2001. (2) A person validly nominated as a candidate at an election to which this section applies does not have to be nominated again for that election. (3) The limit on the election expenses of any candidate at an election to which this section applies is increased by 50% (whenever he was nominated).

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