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Old 10-08-2008, 04:17 PM   #29
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Originally Posted by pdurrant View Post
Recently limits have also been imposed on spending nationally by parties on election campaigning. This is currently around £30,000 per constituency being contested, or around £19 million if all seats are being contested, as with the major parties..

So there's still a bit of scope for large donors the have undue influence, although that is now mitigated by compulsory declaration of large donations.

Paul
Thanks for that information, Paul - as I said in an earlier post, I knew that they were discussing bringing in limits on campaign spending following the "cash for honours" thing, but I didn't know that it had actually been implemented. I'm happy to hear that it has been.
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