91 Candidate's right to send election address post free
Representation of the People Act 1983 (1983 c 2) | Legislation

Publicity at parliamentary elections

91  Candidate's right to send election address post free

[(1)     A candidate at a parliamentary election is, subject to [such reasonable terms and conditions as the [universal postal service provider] concerned may specify], entitled to send free of [any] charge for postage [which would otherwise be made by a [universal postal service provider]] either—

(a)     one unaddressed postal communication, containing matter relating to the election only and not exceeding 60 grammes in weight, to each place in the constituency which, in accordance with those [terms and conditions], constitutes a delivery point for the purposes of this

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