Non-print election advertising particulars
1B.—(1)  For the purposes of section 42(1)(c)(ii) of the Act, the relevant particulars of any election advertising on any website must be displayed conspicuously —
(a)on the first opening page of the website containing any election advertising; and
(b)on the page first displayed for every sub‑directory of the website if the relevant particulars of the election advertising in the sub-directory are not the same as those on the first opening page of that website.
(2)  For the purposes of section 42(1)(c)(ii) of the Act, the relevant particulars must be displayed conspicuously on every election advertising sent —
(a)by electronic transmission (including facsimile transmission);
(b)by or through a micro-blog, a social networking service, an electronic media application, an SMS service or an MMS service;
(c)by an electronic mail;
(d)as a web log entry; or
(e)as a message in a chat room, in a discussion forum or on any other platform on the Internet.
(3)  Where the publisher of any election advertising or the person for whom or at whose direction any election advertising is published is an unincorporated association or society, it is sufficient for the purposes of this regulation to state the name of the association or society, as the case may be.
(4)  In this regulation, “relevant particulars”, in relation to any election advertising, means —
(a)the name of the publisher of the election advertising; and
(b)the name of every person for whom or at whose direction the election advertising is published.
[S 268/2017 wef 01/06/2017]