Part 6: Information to be included with Electronic Material Supplementary Section 54: Guidance
Section 54 makes provisions for statutory guidance which, as outlined in subsection (1), must contain details on the operation and enforcement of the regime.
	Subsection (2) requires the authorities to have regard to the guidance in the exercise of their functions. The guidance will be addressed to both campaigners and the enforcement authorities.
	Under subsection (3) the Electoral Commission must draft the guidance and the guidance must then be approved by the Secretary of State. Under subsection (4) the Secretary of State is able to modify the guidance before approving it, however under subsection (6), any draft guidance containing amendments must be accompanied by a statement outlining the reason for those amendments.
	Subsections (5) to (9) outline the process for laying the guidance, which includes a 40 day period in which Parliament can resolve not to approve the guidance. The parliamentary procedure for the guidance is the equivalent to the negative statutory instrument parliamentary procedure. The subsequent order bringing the guidance into force is not subject to any parliamentary procedure.
	Under subsection (10) the Commission is able to revise the guidance from time to time and must do so if directed to do so by the Secretary of State.