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The essential point
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Following a National Assembly resolution, IEBC’s October 2021 notice revoked Gazette Notice 8024, which had published contribution and spending limits for political parties and candidates in the 2022 General Election.
Evidence: Gazette Notice No. 10723, Assembly resolution and IEBC revocation; retained PDF physical p. 2
Why it matters
The limits published in Gazette Notice 8024 were not left standing: IEBC expressly revoked that notice after the Assembly rejected and annulled the draft regulations and limits.
Evidence: Gazette Notice No. 10723, Assembly resolution and IEBC revocation; retained PDF physical p. 2
Open the key points and evidence
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The notice records a 28 September 2021 National Assembly resolution rejecting and annulling the draft campaign-finance regulations and the contributions and spending limits in their entirety.
Gazette Notice No. 10723, National Assembly resolution; retained PDF physical p. 2 -
IEBC cited the Constitution, the IEBC Act, the Election Campaign Financing Act and the Statutory Instruments Act as the legal basis for the notice.
Gazette Notice No. 10723, constitutional and statutory powers; retained PDF physical p. 2 -
The revocation identifies Gazette Notice 8024 in special issue Vol. CXXIII—No. 162, published on 9 August 2021.
Gazette Notice No. 10723, revoked Gazette Notice identity; retained PDF physical p. 2 -
That earlier notice had published contribution and spending limits, including how much a candidate or political party could receive and spend during the expenditure period.
Gazette Notice No. 10723, subject of the revoked notice; retained PDF physical p. 2
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