MP3 Party
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The MP3 Party is a British political party that promises to "delete one regulation per day, one law per week, one subsidy per month and one tax per year".[1] It claims a membership of 10.[2]
The party was originally refused registration by the Electoral Commission on the grounds that their proposed name would constitute an infringement of the MP3 trademark.[3]
The party was founded by Ruslan Fedorovsky, who, along with three others, spent £30,000 on establishing the party.[4]
Despite being registered as a political party with the Electoral Commission, the party does not currently take part in elections.[5]
[edit] References
- ^ Manifesto of MP3 PARTY
- ^ http://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/files/dms/MP3party_17083-12526__E__N__S__W__.PDF
- ^ http://www.theregister.co.uk/2002/08/02/file_swappers_launch_the_mp3
- ^ BBC NEWS | Politics | MP3 politicos set sights on power
- ^ http://www.electoralcommission.org.uk/files/dms/MP3party_17083-12526__E__N__S__W__.PDF
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