[100C Code of Practice: consultation and procedural requirements on controlled expenditure in Senedd Cymru elections]
Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (2000 c 41) | Legislation

[100C  Code of Practice: consultation and procedural requirements on controlled expenditure in Senedd Cymru elections]

[(1)     The Commission must consult the following on a draft of a code under section 100A(1A)—

(a)     Senedd Cymru (“the Senedd”);

(b)     such other persons as the Commission consider appropriate.

(2)     After the Commission have carried out the consultation required by subsection (1), the Commission must—

(a)     make whatever modifications to the draft code the Commission consider necessary in light of responses to the consultation, and

(b)     submit the draft to

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