Criterion
Disclosure provisions should clearly identify what counts as campaign expenditure
Election Parts
Summaries
- Public legislation on disclosure should adopt the following guideline: disclosure provisions should distinguish between income and expenditure.
- Public legislation on disclosure should adopt the following guideline: donations exceeding a certain minimum threshold should be disclosed.
- Public legislation on disclosure should adopt the following guideline: donations should be itemized into standardized categories.
- Public legislation on disclosure should adopt the following guideline: disclosure provisions should distinguish between the financing of political parties and the financing of candidates.
- Public legislation on disclosure should adopt the following guideline: disclosure provisions should distinguish between routine party finances and electoral finances.
- Public legislation on disclosure should adopt the following guideline: disclosure rules should include both national and local party finances.
- Regulations should clearly identify what counts as a campaign expenditure and what does not.
- Regulations should establish a campaign period for the purposes of expenditure.