The Responsible Person may authorise, in writing, up to two additional named individuals to submit claims against the grant to the Commission on behalf of the designated lead campaigner. If you wish to authorise individuals, you must indicate this as the Responsible Person, and those you are authorising must also provide formal acceptance and agreement with the terms of this grant, by signing box two on the grant acceptance form. Free distribution of information to households or voters in the UK and Gibraltar As a designated lead campaigner you can choose to send one free distribution of information to all households or to all registered electors in the UK who are eligible to vote in the referendum. The rules in Gibraltar are different. Royal Mail will work with you to organise your free mailing in Gibraltar. To discuss your options for the free distribution with Royal Mail please contact Rachel Winham on either 07889 486 704 or or the Election support team on 08456 564 998. Referendum broadcasts You will need to contact each broadcaster individually to discuss broadcasts. The decision on how many broadcasts to allocate to the designated lead campaigners is for the broadcasters to decide. As designated lead campaigners you must pay for and produce the content of the referendum broadcasts, which must observe the law for example on copyright, – defamation, contempt, obscenity and incitement to racial hatred or violence. You must comply with the Ofcom Broadcasting Code or the BBC Editorial Guidelines that relate to harm and offence and fairness and privacy. More information about how referendum broadcasts are allocated will be available from the the group of broadcasters that discusses the Broadcasters’ Liaison Group, allocation of PEBs, visit . Relevant contact details for each broadcaster are also available on this site. Access to free public rooms In England, Wales, Scotland and Gibraltar designated lead campaigners are entitled to use certain rooms free of charge at reasonable times during the 28 days prior to the referendum. There is no provision for this in Northern Ireland.
The Responsible Person may authorise, in writing, up to two additional named individuals to submit claims against the grant to the Commission on behalf of the designated lead campaigner. If you wish to authorise individuals, you must indicate this as the Responsible Person, and those you are authorising must also provide formal acceptance and agreement with the terms of this grant, by signing box two on the grant acceptance form. Free distribution of information to households or voters in the UK and Gibraltar As a designated lead campaigner you can choose to send one free distribution of information to all households or to all registered electors in the UK who are eligible to vote in the referendum. The rules in Gibraltar are different. Royal Mail will work with you to organise your free mailing in Gibraltar. To discuss your options for the free distribution with Royal Mail please contact Rachel Winham on either 07889 486 704 or or the Election support team on 08456 564 998. Referendum broadcasts You will need to contact each broadcaster individually to discuss broadcasts. The decision on how many broadcasts to allocate to the designated lead campaigners is for the broadcasters to decide. As designated lead campaigners you must pay for and produce the content of the referendum broadcasts, which must observe the law – for example on copyright, defamation, contempt, obscenity and incitement to racial hatred or violence. You must comply with the Ofcom Broadcasting Code or the BBC Editorial Guidelines that relate to harm and offence and fairness and privacy. More information about how referendum broadcasts are allocated will be available from the Broadcasters’ Liaison Group, the group of broadcasters that discusses the allocation of PEBs, visit . Relevant contact details for each broadcaster are also available on this site. Access to free public rooms In England, Wales, Scotland and Gibraltar designated lead campaigners are entitled to use certain rooms free of charge at reasonable times during the 28 days prior to the referendum. There is no provision for this in Northern Ireland.