Paper 1: Political parties functioning and funding

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Shot money

Money given to main party not in power to support their campaign

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Basic MP wage

MPs are paid from general tax- basic salary in April 2024 was just over 91,000 and expenses are covered from from cost of running office/running westminster/travel

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Trad funding

-Labour traditionally funded by trade unions, 25% in 2024 but increasingly from individuals 25% from Lord Salisbury

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Regulating funding

Political parties, elections and referendums act. Set up independent electoral commission to monitor spending, capped party spending during a campaign to 30,000. Donations from individuals not on the electoral roll banned, high donations had to be declared and parties have to publish details

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Case study: summer 2022

conservative party chose a new leader in leadership contest between Sunak and Truss

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Case study: Manifesto

During elections, parties put forward policies in manifesto (2024 Labour scrap Rwanda policy, Reform scrap human rights act

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Donation scandals

Christopher Harbone donated five million to Reform UK

The Parliamentary Standards Commissioner is launching an inquiry into whether Reform UK leader Nigel Farage broke Commons rules by accepting a £5m gift and not declaring it, the BBC understands.