E-2.2 - Act respecting elections and referendums in municipalities

Section 462 Disposition versions

1999-06-19

462. The official agent of an authorized party may, so long as no candidate of the party has filed his nomination paper for an office and before the expiry of the period prescribed for the filing of nomination papers, authorize election expenses to be attributed to the eventual candidate of the party for that office.

If the party presents no candidate for the office contemplated in the first paragraph, the election expenses are attributed to the candidate of the party for the office of mayor or, failing such a candidate, to each of its candidates for the office of councillor, in equal proportions.

Where the party presents no candidates, the election expenses shall be shown as expenses of the party in its financial report.

1987, c. 57, s. 462; 1999, c. 25, s. 56.

1988-01-01

462. The official agent of an authorized party may, so long as no candidate of the party has filed his nomination paper for an office and before the expiry of the period prescribed for the filing of nomination papers, authorize election expenses to be attributed to the eventual candidate of the party for that office up to the amount of $2 250 for the office of mayor and $750 for the office of councillor.

If the party presents no candidate for the office contemplated in the first paragraph, the election expenses are attributed to the candidate of the party for the office of mayor or, failing such a candidate, to each of its candidates for the office of councillor, in equal proportions.

Where the party presents no candidates, the election expenses shall be shown as expenses of the party in its financial report.

1987, c. 57, s. 462.