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CARBONE will NOT register the party. If the Republican Party of Canada (RPC) we’re to register, they would have to follow the parliamentary laws. RPC plans to operate under a constitutional republic framework of a NEW government, rather than the existing parliamentary democracy.
RPC is independent, which means CARBONE will fund his own campaign, and not have to ask people to help raise funds. Candidates who are not in a position to fund their own campaign etc. are required to register and ask people for donations.
One of the traditional benefits of registered status for a political party is that the party's name may appear on the ballot, together with the name of the party's candidate in that electoral district. If a candidate is not endorsed by a registered party, the candidate can choose to have either the word "independent" or nothing at all under his or her name on the ballot.
CARBONE will NOT register the party. If the Republican Party of Canada (RPC) we’re to register, they would have to follow the parliamentary laws. RPC plans to operate under a constitutional republic framework of a NEW government, rather than the existing parliamentary democracy.
RPC is independent, which means CARBONE will fund his own campaign, and not have to ask people to help raise funds. Candidates who are not in a position to fund their own campaign etc. are required to register and ask people for donations.
One of the traditional benefits of registered status for a political party is that the party's name may appear on the ballot, together with the name of the party's candidate in that electoral district. If a candidate is not endorsed by a registered party, the candidate can choose to have either the word "independent" or nothing at all under his or her name on the ballot.