UK political party funding

Uk political parties are funded by...

• public and private money

• public money only

• private money only

Short money is allocated to...

• all parties in the HoC

• the governing party in the HoC

• the opposition parties in the HoC

For the running of his/her office, the leader of the opposition is given...

• £600,000

• £800,000

• £700,000

Short money is for carrying out duties in the...

• House of Commons

• House of Lords

Cranborne money subsidises the work done by opposition parties in the...

• House of Commons

• House of Lords

Short money and Cranborne money can be used for election campaign expenses. True or False?

• True

• False

Political parties' main source of finance for election campaigns comes from...

• party members and donors

• the state

Which party has arguably benefited the most from the current rules around party funding?

• Conservative party

• Labour party

• Liberal Democratic party

• SNP

Which party gains significant financial support from the Trade Unions?

• Conservative

• Labour

• LibDem

• SNP

The PPERA 2000 established that a political party could spend a maximum of how much in each constituency during an election cycle?

• £40,000

• £50,000

• £30,000