Dear Mr M P Hay,

Our Ref: FOI 161-24

Thank you for your request under the Freedom of Information Act received
below, you wrote:

Please can you publish the Campaign spend for each of the parties blow
during the 2024 General Election for the Reigate Constituency.

They are required by law to send spending returns to the Electoral
Commission and these figures would be in the public interest.

The Conservative Party

The Labour Party

The Green Party

The Liberal Democratic Party

Reform Party

The Commission aims to respond to requests for information promptly and
within the statutory timeframe of twenty working days.

You may expect to receive a reply sent from the Commission by 16 December
2024.

Kind regards

Information Team

[1][Electoral Commission request email]

The Electoral Commission

[2]electoralcommission.org.uk

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Dear Mr M P Hay

Further to the email below where the Commission advised you will receive a
reply sent from the Commission by 16 December 2024.

Requests for information which complex, require a more formal response,
and or we rely on any exemptions are registered under the Freedom of
Information Act (FOI). FOIs are requests for recorded factual information
and not seeking an opinion or advice.

For more simple requests for information where we are setting out the
rules and providing any data/information these are treated as
business-as-usual requests, the advantages of this is that a requester
gets a more comprehensive response and in a shorter timeframe.

Your request will be answered but outside of the Freedom of Information
process. Your request will be responded to as a business-as-usual request
directly from the relevant team.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Information Team

[1][Electoral Commission request email]

The Electoral Commission

[2]electoralcommission.org.uk

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