Official Written Opinion Request from the Marijuana Party on the Participation Premium Plan
Official written opinion request from the Marijuana Party |
This inquiry seeks a statement about the legality of the Participation Premium Plan, with reference to section 369, that could be used to inform individual Canadians about their rights and freedoms to legally make Participation Premium arrangements through a registered party, a registered association, or both, which also results in some net after-tax benefit to them personally. The matrix of legal political contributions potentially applies to all officers or agents of registered parties and registered associations. Since there are no limits to how many officers or agents registered parties and associations could have, these political contribution ideas potentially apply to all individual Canadians. The party has identified five steps to registered participation transactions within a registered association ("EDA"):
Although there are several minor differences in their administration through Elections Canada, the five steps to participation may be similar through the officers and agents of registered political parties. Individuals may become party officers and/or agents. They may direct how money they donated is spent, and bill and be paid for that, and claim their political contribution tax credit for themselves. |
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Questions from Elections Canada in response to the written opinion request from the Marijuana Party |
To be added later, if any |
Response from the Marijuana Party to Elections Canada's questions on the written opinion request |
To be added later, if any |