Transcript of Exchange of Emails between Duff Conacher, Co-

A Night at the Races because the notices for both events do not state the actual location of the event as required by the EFA , they only list the city in which the events are being held. [...] Elections Ontario’s longstanding interpretation of the term “location” is that the town or city in which the fund-raising event is held is sufficient to satisfy the requirements of the Act. [...] As a result, I hope that Elections Ontario will immediately change its interpretation of the word "location" -- especially given that the Liberal Party and the NDP are already complying with the proper legal and normal definition of the word "location" and the PC Party formerly also complied with the proper legal and normal definition. [...] The Chief Electoral Officer has directed that the publishing of the name of the town or city in which a fundraising event is to be held is sufficient to satisfy the requirements of subsection 23(5) of the Act. [...] Thomas, Your email of September 27th stated that: "Elections Ontario’s longstanding interpretation of the term “location” is that the town or city in which the fund-raising event is held is sufficient to satisfy the requirements of the Act." Your email of September 28th states that: "The Chief Electoral Officer has directed that the publishing of the name of the town or city in which a fundraising.