sec.109GWhen candidate is endorsed by registered political party

### sec.109G When candidate is endorsed by registered political party For this part, a candidate is endorsed by a registered political party for an election if— any of the following has happened— the party has publicly announced the party’s intention to endorse the candidate in the election; the party has started to incur electoral expenditure for the benefit of the candidate for the election; the party has otherwise endorsed the candidate in the election under the party’s constitution; and the registered officer of the party has not given notice under section 31 or 135A of the withdrawal of the endorsement. s 109G ins 2023 No. 8 s 24 - (a) any of the following has happened— (i) the party has publicly announced the party’s intention to endorse the candidate in the election; (ii) the party has started to incur electoral expenditure for the benefit of the candidate for the election; (iii) the party has otherwise endorsed the candidate in the election under the party’s constitution; and - (i) the party has publicly announced the party’s intention to endorse the candidate in the election; - (ii) the party has started to incur electoral expenditure for the benefit of the candidate for the election; - (iii) the party has otherwise endorsed the candidate in the election under the party’s constitution; and - (b) the registered officer of the party has not given notice under section 31 or 135A of the withdrawal of the endorsement. - (i) the party has publicly announced the party’s intention to endorse the candidate in the election; - (ii) the party has started to incur electoral expenditure for the benefit of the candidate for the election; - (iii) the party has otherwise endorsed the candidate in the election under the party’s constitution; and