Prescribed public display of traditional election advertising excluded from section 61E(1) of Act
6.  For the purposes of section 61E(4)(d) of the Act, the public display of a traditional election advertisement is excluded from section 61E(1) of the Act if —
(a)the traditional election advertisement was lawfully publicly displayed in the electoral division concerned before the start of the election period concerned;
(b)the traditional election advertisement is part of or otherwise permanently affixed on —
(i)an exterior wall or exterior window of any building or part of a building occupied by a business, charitable or other undertaking by a political party;
(ii)an exterior wall or exterior window of any building partly occupied by a business, charitable or other undertaking by a political party; or
(iii)if a building mentioned in sub‑paragraph (i) or (ii) is located in any grounds — any outer wall, fence or other structure or feature to mark the boundary of those grounds; and
(c)the traditional election advertisement contains only the name or symbol, or both, of the political party concerned and is solely for the purpose of identifying the business, charitable or other undertaking carried on at or within the building.