The Lord Chairman of Committees written question – answered on 25th November 2015.
To ask the Chairman of Committees how much has been paid to Electoral Reform Services for their supervision of each hereditary peers by-election since the start of the 2014–15 session in the House of Lords.
The table below shows the date of the count of, those eligible to vote in the by-election and the amount paid to Electoral Reform Services in respect of each by-election since the start of the 2014–15 session.
Date of count | Those eligible to vote in the by-election | Amount paid to Electoral Reform Services |
22 October 2014 | All members of the House | £2,370 |
10 December 2014 | Crossbench hereditary members | £950 |
3 February 2015 | Crossbench hereditary members | £950 |
7 July 2015 | Crossbench hereditary members | £950 |
16 September 2015 | Conservative hereditary members | £950 |
The by-election in October 2014 involved the manning of a polling station for a day.
Amounts are exclusive of VAT. The table does not include two recent by-elections in respect of which Electoral Reform Services has provided services but not yet been paid.
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