Opposition

Candidacy

and Agency

Complaints Rules

What are these Rules?

No member of the Conservative Party is allowed to oppose a Conservative Party candidate in any election. Also, they are not allowed to act as the agent of such a person. To do either is to commit a serious disciplinary offence.

These rules govern the handling of complaints about Conservative Party members standing as a candidate against and/or acting as an agent for another who is standing against one or more Conservative candidates in any local or general elections, including any by-elections.

View the rules here:

Code of Conduct
for Members

The standards of behaviour expected of all Party members and representatives, and our disciplinary procedures.

Read the Code

Disciplinary Process
Guide

More information on the Party’s disciplinary procedures, guidance on making a complaint and what to expect.

Read the Guide

Make a Complaint

Access our online complaints submission form to make your complaint.

Make a Complaint

Social Media
Complaints Rules

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Opposition Candidacy and Agency
Complaints Rules

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Disciplinary Sub-Committee Rules

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Rules of the Individual Member Review Committee

Read here

Opposition

Candidacy

and Agency

Complaints Rules

What are these Rules?

View the rules here:

Code of Conductfor Members

Read the Code

Disciplinary ProcessGuide

Read the Guide

Make a Complaint

Make a Complaint

Social MediaComplaints Rules

Read here

Opposition Candidacy and AgencyComplaints Rules

Read here

Disciplinary Sub-Committee Rules

Read here

Rules of the Individual Member Review Committee

Read here

Privacy Preference Centre

Manage Consent Preferences

Code of Conduct
for Members

Disciplinary Process
Guide

Social Media
Complaints Rules

Opposition Candidacy and Agency
Complaints Rules