10 Giving of advice and assistance
Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000 (2000 c 41) | Legislation

10  Giving of advice and assistance

(1)     The Commission may, at the request of any relevant body, provide the body with advice and assistance as respects any matter in which the Commission have skill and experience.

(2)     The assistance which may be so provided includes (in particular) the secondment of members of the Commission's staff.

(3)     The Commission may also—

(a)     provide advice and assistance to—

(i)     registration officers,

(ii)     returning officers at relevant elections,

(iii)     registered parties,

(iv)     recognised third parties within

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