Canada Elections Act

Marginal note:Statement of assets and liabilities — coming into force before July 1

• *555 (1) If this Act comes into force before July 1 in a year, a registered party that is registered on that coming into force shall, within six months after that coming into force, provide the Chief Electoral Officer with

  • (a) a statement of its assets and liabilities, including any surplus or deficit, as of December 31 of the previous fiscal year;

  • (b) a report as to whether in the registered party’s auditor’s opinion the statement presents fairly the information on which it is based in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles; and

  • (c) a declaration in the prescribed form by the chief agent of the registered party concerning the statement.

    • Return to footnote ^*[Note: Act in force September 1, 2000, see Canada Gazette Part I, Extra Volume 134, No. 6.]

• Marginal note:Statement of assets and liabilities — coming into force after June 30

  Footnote ^*(2) If this Act comes into force after June 30 in a year, a registered party that is registered on that coming into force shall, within six months after the end of the then current fiscal year, provide the Chief Electoral Officer with a statement of its assets and liabilities, including any surplus or deficit, as of December 31 of the then current fiscal year, and the documents referred to in paragraphs (1)(b) and (c) in relation to that statement.

  • Return to footnote ^*[Note: Act in force September 1, 2000, see Canada Gazette Part I, Extra Volume 134, No. 6.]