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4(1)In paragraph 6 of Schedule 11 to the 2000 Act (prohibition on accepting donations from impermissible donors), for paragraph (aa) of sub-paragraph (1) (inserted by Schedule 3 above) there is substituted—
“(aa)any declaration required to be made in respect of the donation by paragraph 6A or 6B has not been received by the recognised third party; or”.
(2)After paragraph 6A of that Schedule (inserted by Schedule 3 above) there is inserted—
6B(1)An individual making to a recognised third party a donation in relation to which the condition set out in section 54(2ZA) applies must give to the recognised third party a written declaration stating whether or not the individual satisfies that condition.
(2)A declaration under this paragraph must also state the full name and address of the person by whom it is made.
(3)A person who knowingly or recklessly makes a false declaration under this paragraph commits an offence.
(4)The Secretary of State may by regulations make provision requiring a declaration under this paragraph to be retained for a specified period.”
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