Media and elections and elections reporting handbook

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Subjects Elections -- Press coverage. Reporters and reporting. Journalism -- Political aspects. By taking these embed codes you are agreeing to the terms and conditions. This clip is for promotional use only. Please credit Channel 4 and include transmission details. Producers Handbook More. Fictional Programmes Who Can be Sued? Who Owns Copyright? Definition of 'Election Period': For a parliamentary general election, this period begins with the announcement of the dissolution of Parliament.

For a parliamentary by-election, this period begins with the issuing of a writ or on such earlier date as is notified in the London Gazette. For the Scottish Parliament elections, the period begins with the dissolution of the Scottish Parliament or, in the case of a by-election, with the date of the occurrence of a vacancy. For the National Assembly for Wales, the Northern Ireland Assembly, the London Assembly and for local government elections, it is the last date for publication of notices of the election.