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2019 Party Registration Decisions 2019 Party registration decisions Decisions by the Commission to approve or reject applied for party names, descriptions and emblems in date order. You can find the current registration details of the applicants by clicking on their name. An overview of the rules on registering a political party names, descriptions and emblems can be found here Date of Applicant name Type of Identity The identity mark Application applies to Registration Further information/ decision Mark applied for applied for which part of the UK? decision Reason for rejection 11.11.19 Alliance for Democracy Name Alliance for All of Great Britain Reject Application and Freedom Democracy and incomplete Freedom 11.11.19 Birkenhead Social Emblem England Approve Justice Party 11.11.19 Co-operative Party Emblem All of Great Britain Approve 11.11.19 Esher Residents Emblem England Approve Association 11.11.19 Harold Wood Hill Park Emblem England Reject Likely to mislead Residents Association voters as the words spelt out in the emblem are unable to be read 1 Date of Applicant name Type of Identity The identity mark Application applies to Registration Further information/ decision Mark applied for applied for which part of the UK? decision Reason for rejection 11.11.19 Harold Wood Hill Park Emblem England Reject Likely to mislead Residents Association voters as the words spelt out in the emblem are unable to be read 05.11.19 Birkenhead Social Name Birkenhead Social England Approve Justice Party Justice Party 05.11.19 Birkenhead Social Description Working hard for England Reject Does not meet the Justice Party Birkenhead requirements of a description 05.11.19 British Liberal Provident Name British Liberal All of Great Britain Reject Party Provident Party 05.11.19 Cornerstone Name Cornerstone All of Great Britain Approve 05.11.19 reset Name reset All of Great Britain Reject 05.11.19 Seaham Community Emblem England Reject Likely to mislead Party voters as the words spelt out in the 2 Date of Applicant name Type of Identity The identity mark Application applies to Registration Further information/ decision Mark applied for applied for which part of the UK? decision Reason for rejection emblem are unable to be read 05.11.19 Shropshire Party Name Shropshire Party England Approve 05.11.19 Shropshire Party Description Shropshire Party England Approve candidate 05.11.19 Shropshire Party Emblem England Approve 05.11.19 Shropshire Party Emblem England Approve 24.10.19 Citizens Independent Name Drug Law Reform NI Approve Social Thought Alliance Party 24.10.19 Coventry Citizens Party Name Coventry Citizens England Approve Party 3 Date of Applicant name Type of Identity The identity mark Application applies to Registration Further information/ decision Mark applied for applied for which part of the UK? decision Reason for rejection 24.10.19 Coventry Citizens Party Description Coventry Citizens England Reject Duplicate of party Party name 24.10.19 Coventry Citizens Party Emblem England Approve 24.10.19 The Centrist Party Name The Unity Party UK All of Great Britain Reject Likely to mislead voters as to the effect of their vote 24.10.19 Holland on Sea & Description Holland & East England Reject Does not meet the Eastcliff Matters Clacton Residents requirements of a description 16.10.19 Barnsley First Name Barnsley First England Reject Application incomplete 16.10.19 Democrats and Emblem All of Great Britain Approve Veterans Direct Democracy Party 4 Date of Applicant name Type of Identity The identity mark Application applies to Registration Further information/ decision Mark applied for applied for which part of the UK? decision Reason for rejection 16.10.19 Democrats and Emblem NI Approve Veterans Direct Democracy Party 14.10.19 14/10/2019 Emblem England Approve 14.10.19 Core Independents Emblem All of Great Britain Approve 14.10.19 Core Independents Name Core Independents All of Great Britain Approve 14.10.19 It's Our County Emblem England Approve (Herefordshire) 07.10.19 A People’s Referendum Name A People's England Reject Application Referendum incomplete 07.10.19 The Constitution and Name The Constitution England Approve Reform Party and Reform Party 29.09.19 Christian Peoples Emblem All of Great Britain Reject Contains an Alliance abbreviation which is likely to mislead voters as to the effect of their vote 5 Date of Applicant name Type of Identity The identity mark Application applies to Registration Further information/ decision Mark applied for applied for which part of the UK? decision Reason for rejection 29.09.19 The Brexit Means Brexit Name The Brexit Means All of Great Britain Reject Confusingly similar to Party Brexit Party another already registered party 29.09.19 The Brexit Means Brexit Emblem All of Great Britain Reject Likely to mislead Party voters as the words spelt out in the emblem are unable to be read 29.09.19 The Brexit Means Brexit Emblem All of Great Britain Reject Contains an Party abbreviation which is likely to mislead voters as to the effect of their vote 29.09.19 The Brexit Means Brexit Emblem All of Great Britain Reject Likely to mislead Party voters as the words spelt out in the emblem are unable to be read 29.09.19 The Brexit Party Description Brexit Party All of Great Britain Reject Duplicate of party name 29.09.19 The Brexit Party Description Brexit Party, Vote All of Great Britain Approve to Leave 29.09.19 The Brexit Party Description The Brexit Party, All of Great Britain Approve Vote to Leave 29.09.19 The Universal Good Name The Universal All of Great Britain Approve Party Good Party 29.09.19 The Universal Good Description The Universal All of Great Britain Approve Party Good Party – Great Givers 6 Date of Applicant name Type of Identity The identity mark Application applies to Registration Further information/ decision Mark applied for applied for which part of the UK? decision Reason for rejection 29.09.19 The Universal Good Description The Universal All of Great Britain Approve Party Good Party – Great Neighbours 29.09.19 The Universal Good Description The Universal All of Great Britain Approve Party Good Party – Great Servants 29.09.19 The Universal Good Description Transformation by All of Great Britain Approve Party the Universal Good Party 29.09.19 The Universal Good Description TUGP The All of Great Britain Approve Party Universal Good Party 27.09.19 The British Restoration Name The British All of Great Britain Reject Confusingly similar to Society Restoration Society another already registered party 27.09.19 The Independent Group Emblem All of Great Britain Reject Likely to mislead for Change voters as the words spelt out in the emblem are unable to be read 27.09.19 The Together Party Name The Together Party All of Great Britain Approve 26.09.19 Ashfield Independents Description Ashfield England Approve Independents Putting Brinsley First 26.09.19 Ashfield Independents Description Ashfield England Approve Independents Working Hard For You 7 Date of Applicant name Type of Identity The identity mark Application applies to Registration Further information/ decision Mark applied for applied for which part of the UK? decision Reason for rejection 26.09.19 Ashfield Independents Emblem England Approve 26.09.19 Britain Together Name Britain Together England Reject Application incomplete 26.09.19 Esher Residents Emblem England Reject Likely to mislead Association voters as the words spelt out in the emblem are unable to be read 26.09.19 Interactive Democracy Description Byzantine Fault All of Great Britain Reject Does not meet the Tolerance requirements of a Interactive description Democracy 26.09.19 Interactive Democracy Description Digital Interactive All of Great Britain Approve Democracy 26.09.19 Interactive Democracy Description Interactive All of Great Britain Approve Democracy – Behavioural Analytics 26.09.19 Interactive Democracy Description Interactive All of Great Britain Approve Democracy - Blockchain 26.09.19 Interactive Democracy Description Interactive All of Great Britain Approve Democracy – Consensus Multiperson Decision Making 8 Date of Applicant name Type of Identity The identity mark Application applies to Registration Further information/ decision Mark applied for applied for which part of the UK? decision Reason for rejection 26.09.19 Interactive Democracy Description Interactive All of Great Britain Approve Democracy - Decentralised 26.09.19 Interactive Democracy Description Interactive All of Great Britain Approve Democracy – Distributed Ledger Technology 26.09.19 Motherworld Party Emblem All of Great Britain Approve 26.09.19 Proud of Oldham & Name Proud of Oldham & England Approve Saddleworth Saddleworth 26.09.19 Proud of Oldham & Emblem England Reject Likely to mislead Saddleworth voters as the words spelt out in the emblem are unable to be read 26.09.19 The British Restoration Name The British All of Great Britain Approve Society Restoration Society 02.09.19 Andover Independents Name Andover England Approve Party Independents Party 02.09.19 Andover Independents Description Andover England Approve Party Independents 02.09.19 Andover Independents Description The Andover England Approve Party Independents 9 Date of Applicant name Type of Identity The identity mark Application applies to Registration Further information/ decision Mark applied for applied for which part of the UK? decision Reason for rejection 02.09.19 Andover Independents Emblem England Reject Likely to mislead Party voters as the words spelt out in the emblem are unable to be read 02.09.19 Britain First Name Britain First Northern Ireland Reject
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