• (a)respect the rights and freedoms of all other political parties and candidates to campaign, and to disseminate their political ideas and principles without fear; and
• (b)conduct itself in a manner that respects the rights of other political parties and candidates, and respects the rights of voters.

• (a)cooperate with election officials in order to ensure—
  • (i)peaceful and orderly polling; and
  • (ii)complete freedom for voters to exercise their franchise without being subjected to any annoyance, harassment or obstruction;
• (b)ensure the safety and security of electoral officials before, during and after the polling;
• (c)respect and cooperate with observers;
• (d)maintain and aid in maintaining the secrecy of the vote; and
• (e)organise and conduct its election campaign in a manner that contributes toward a congenial and peaceful atmosphere during the campaign.

• (a)prevent the distribution of handbills and leaflets, and the display of posters, of other parties and candidates;
• (b)deface or destroy the posters of other parties and candidates;
• (c)use any language or publish or distribute pamphlets, newsletters or posters or make any broadcast containing language or material that amounts to racial or religious vilification or that threatens or incites violence;
• (d)prevent any other party from holding rallies, meetings, marches or demonstrations;
• (e)imitate the symbols of another political party or candidate, or steal, disfigure or destroy political or campaign materials of another political party or candidate;
• (f)encourage, engage in or permit any kind of violent activity to demonstrate party strength or to prove supremacy;
• (g)cause damage to any public or private property during any campaign;
• (h)coerce or offer monetary or other kinds of direct inducements to persons to vote for or against a particular party or candidate, or to abstain from voting;
• (i)coerce or offer monetary or other kinds of direct inducements to persons to stand or not to stand as candidates, or to withdraw or not to withdraw their candidacies;
• (j)procure the support or assistance of any election official or public servant to promote or hinder the election of a candidate;
• (k)seek to prevent any person from attending the political rallies of another party; or
• (l)encourage, incite or permit its supporters to do anything prohibited by this subsection.

• (a)procure votes by forcible occupation of polling stations or through illegal activities in the polling stations;
• (b)interfere unjustifiably or in bad faith with the duties of election officials, disturb the process of casting or counting of votes;
• (c)falsely assert to voters that their votes will not be secret; or
• (d)use any language or publish any document that seeks to threaten or incite hatred or violence in any form against any other person or group of persons or which may amount to racial or religious vilification.

• (a)a political party;
• (b)a candidate for election to Parliament; or
• (c)any other person representing, or acting under the direction of, the political party or candidate,

makes a financial commitment, whether orally or in writing, the political party, candidate or other person must immediately provide a written explanation setting out the following information—

• (i)how revenue for the financial commitment is to be raised;
• (ii)how expenditure for the financial commitment is to be made;
• (iii)how expenditure is to be allocated to different sectors and budget sector agencies; and
• (iv)if expenditure exceeds revenue, how the deficit is to be financed.