election advertising poster [ campaign sign | election sign ]

advertising [ advertisement | advertising campaign ]

advertising malpractice [ deceptive advertising | false advertising | misleading advertising | subliminal advertising | unfair advertising ]

association advertising | collective advertising | cooperative advertising | group advertising | joint advertising

execute advertising measure for vehicles | execute advertising measures for a vehicle | achieve advertising measures for the vehicles | execute advertising measures for the vehicles

elections to the European Parliament | EP elections | European elections | European Parliamentary elections

corporate advertising | image advertising | institutional advertising

348.1.3 For the purposes of sections 422 and 423, where government election advertising is published in contravention of section 348.1.2, the cost of the government election advertising is deemed to be an election expense of the registered party that forms the government immediately prior to the election”.

Bill C-2 requires third parties to register if they spend more than $500 on election advertising, that they identify themselves in their advertising, and that they disclose the names of those who donate more than $200 Canadian for election advertising as well as contributions made up to six months before the elections.

Another new provision in the CEA (new section 351.2), also created by clause 78.1, clarifies “for greater certainty” that if election advertising is transmitted during an election period, it shall be treated as an election advertising expense, regardless of when that expense was incurred.

31. Recalls that a vigorous, professional and independent media constitute an essential element of a democratic system; calls on the authorities to speed up the implementation of the Media Strategy adopted in October 2011 and its accompanying action plans; is deeply concerned about the continued violence and threats against journalists, particularly those investigating corruption and organised crime; underlines the utmost importance of solving the cases of murdered journalists from the 1990s and 2000s, as evidence of the new government’s commitment to ensure the rule of law and freedom of the media; is concerned about the attempts to control and interfere in the media sector, and calls on the authorities to ensure its independence from ...[+++]political pressure in order to provide journalists with a safe environment where they can conduct their work effectively and without self-censorship; underlines the need to take steps against concentration of media ownership and lack of media transparency, as well as to ensure equal access to the advertising market - hitherto dominated by a handful of economic and political actors - including the release of public funds for purposes of advertising and promotion; calls on journalists to respect the Code of Ethics; notes that the level of internet access remains low, recognises the importance of the internet for media freedom, and urges the authorities to maximise their efforts in this field; notes that media reporting during the election campaign lacked the necessary analytical element, which points to the need to clarify the issue of media ownership; welcomes the fact that the Strategy respects the constitutional rights regarding minority language media, and stresses that the right to operate regional public radio and television should also apply within Vojvodina;