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- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 abstract "The Electoral Finance Act 2007 was a controversial act in New Zealand. The Electoral Finance Bill was introduced by the Fifth Labour Government partly in response to the 2005 New Zealand election funding controversy, in particular "third-party" campaigns.The proponents of the bill generally held that it was required to prevent wealthy private parties from "buying elections" anonymously via advertising campaigns or other financially costly lobbying, while the opponents considered it a serious restriction of civil liberties, and further considered that spending private money on political campaigning was a democratic right.".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 thumbnail Coat_of_Arms_of_New_Zealand.svg?width=300.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 wikiPageExternalLink www.cog.org.nz.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 wikiPageExternalLink www.killthebill.org.nz.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 wikiPageExternalLink 20071301.txt.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 wikiPageExternalLink 00DBHOH_BILL8028_1-Electoral-Finance-Bill.htm.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 wikiPageID "12745908".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 wikiPageRevisionID "569002720".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 dateCommenced "--12-20".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 datepassed "2007-07-27".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 datepassed "2007-11-22".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 datepassed "2007-12-18".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 hasPhotoCollection Electoral_Finance_Act_2007.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 imagesize "180".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 introducedBy "--07-26".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 longTitle "The purpose of this Act was to strengthen the law governing electoral financing and broadcasting, in order to- maintain public and political confidence in the administration of elections; and promote participation by the public in parliamentary democracy; and prevent the undue influence of wealth on electoral outcomes; and provide greater transparency and accountability on the part of candidates, parties, and other persons engaged in election activities to minimise the perception of corruption; and ensure that the controls on the conduct of electoral campaigns- are effective; and are clear; and can be efficiently administered, complied with, and enforced.".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 parliament New_Zealand_Parliament.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 relatedLegislation "Electoral Act 1993".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 royalAssent "2007-12-19".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 shortTitle "Electoral Finance Act 2007".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 status "Repealed".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 subject Category:2007_in_New_Zealand.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 subject Category:2007_in_law.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 subject Category:Election_legislation.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 subject Category:New_Zealand_Statutes.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 subject Category:Repealed_New_Zealand_legislation.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 comment "The Electoral Finance Act 2007 was a controversial act in New Zealand.".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 label "Electoral Finance Act 2007".
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 sameAs m.02x30fw.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 sameAs Q16836657.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 sameAs Q16836657.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 wasDerivedFrom Electoral_Finance_Act_2007?oldid=569002720.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 depiction Coat_of_Arms_of_New_Zealand.svg.
- Electoral_Finance_Act_2007 isPrimaryTopicOf Electoral_Finance_Act_2007.
