Register of borrowings by political parties

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UK general election 2010

• Click here to view the contents of the register in relation to weekly borrowing reported during the 6 May 2010 general election period.

Borrowing report late

• Click here to view details of borrowing reported late

All borrowing reported by political parties from 2006 can be viewed by downloading the spreadsheet below which contains full details and conditions:

 

• "Register of Borrowings by Political Parties with full details"

Otherwise, please select the party who has reported borrowings you wish to view:

• Better Bedford Independent Party
• Christian Party "Proclaiming Christ's Lordship"
• Conservative And Unionist Party [The]
• English Democrats Party
• Jury Team
• Labour Party [The]
• Left List
• Liberal Democrats
• Pensioners Party
• People's Party For Better Government
• Plaid Cymru - The Party Of Wales
• Pro-Democracy: Libertas.eu
• Progressive Party [The]
• Respect - The Unity Coalition
• Scottish Green Party
• Scottish National Party
• Scottish Socialist Party
• Scottish Voice
• Solidarity Scotland's Socialist Movement
• United Kingdom Independence Party

Borrowings are:

• Loan: an agreement where a person (or organisation) makes a loan of money to the party. The conditions of the loan are agreed by the party and the lender. Parties are required to report not only the loan but also changes to the agreed terms and conditions, including when a loan ends. The amount displayed is the total amount to be lent under the agreement (not including interest). Some parties provide details on partial repayment although there is no requirement to do so.
• Credit facility: an agreement where a registered party is entitled to receive a loan of money from time to time from another person (or organisation). The credit facility will generally have an upper limit specified in the credit facility agreement. Examples of common credit facilities include overdrafts and credit cards. The amount displayed is the maximum that can be borrowed and not the amount that is drawn upon at any one time.
• Connected transaction: an arrangement where a person (or organisation) gives any form of security on behalf of a political party in respect of a loan or a credit facility arranged with someone other than the party or the person giving security. Where a person (or organisation) has provided security or a guarantee, it is the maximum that they could be liable to pay.