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E-2.1 - Act respecting elections in certain municipalities
Section 101
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101. (1) Any payment for election expenses of $35 or more must be proved by an itemized invoice.
(2) An itemized invoice must provide all the particulars required for auditing each item of work or material and the rate or unit price used for computing the amount.
(3) Every person to whom an amount is due for election expenses must present his claim to the official agent not later than sixty days following polling day. After that time, the claim is prescribed.
(4) If the official agent has died and has not been replaced, the claim must be forwarded within the same period to the leader of the party or to the independent candidate himself, as the case may be.
101. (1) Any payment for election expenses of $25 or more must be proved by an itemized invoice.
(2) An itemized invoice must provide all the particulars required for auditing each item of work or material and the rate or unit price used for computing the amount.
(3) Every person to whom an amount is due for election expenses must present his claim to the official agent not later than sixty days following polling day. After that time, the claim is prescribed.
(4) If the official agent has died and has not been replaced, the claim must be forwarded within the same period to the leader of the party or to the independent candidate himself, as the case may be.
101. (1) Any payment for election expenses of twenty-five dollars or more must be proved by an itemized invoice.
(2) An itemized invoice must provide all the particulars required for auditing each item of work or material and the rate or unit price used for computing the amount.
(3) Every person to whom an amount is due for election expenses must present his claim to the official agent not later than thirty days following polling day; otherwise, that person forfeits the right to recover his claim.
(4) If the official agent has died and has not been replaced, the claim must be forwarded within the same period to the leader of the party or to the independent candidate himself, as the case may be.
