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Explained: what the model code of conduct allows and forbids

Explained: what the model code of conduct allows and forbids
Photo: Illustration: Caucusnote Politics (synthetic)

Key points

  • It starts the day polls are announced.
  • No new schemes can be announced.
  • Officials cannot be transferred without permission.

The model code of conduct is a set of rules for parties, candidates and governments during elections.

Governments cannot announce new schemes or transfer officials without the election commission's approval.

Why it matters

  • It starts the day polls are announced.
  • No new schemes can be announced.
  • Officials cannot be transferred without permission.

This is a demo story: every person, party, place and figure in it is fictional.

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