Organisation : UK Independence Party (UKIP)
Facility Name : Join Membership
Country : United Kingdom
Website : https://www.ukip.org/
How to Join UK Independence Party Membership?
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Steps :
Step-1 : Go to the link https://join.ukip.org/joinonline.aspx?type=1
Step-2 : Enter First Name
Step-3 : Enter Last Name
Step-4 : Enter DoB
Step-5 : Enter Email
Step-6 : Enter Confirm Email
Step-7 : Enter Telephone Number
Step-8 : Enter Mobile Number
Step-9 : Enter Address
Step-10 : Enter Town/City
Step-11 : Select County/State (UK/USA addresses only)
Step-12 : Enter Postcode/Zip Code
Step-13 : Select Country
Step-14 : Enter What made you join UKIP?
Step-15 : Clicking ‘Continue’ below will take you to our secure payment page, where you can complete your payment.
Terms and Conditions of UKIP Membership
Eligibility :
1.1 Membership of the Party shall be open to any natural person who shares the objectives and core beliefs of the Party and who agrees to abide by this Constitution and any Rules which may from time to time be made by the Party.
1.2 Members are considered to be in “good standing” if at any given moment:
a) their subscriptions are up to date; and
b) they are not subject to any suspension or exclusion by the Party either from elected office or from standing as a candidate of any sort in any election; and
c) they are not subject to any form of suspension or restriction as to their membership of The Party.
Members who are “in good standing” shall receive a membership card and the Party’s newsletter either by post or electronically. They shall be entitled to vote in all relevant internal Party elections or ballots, provided that no new member shall be entitled to vote in any such election until 28 days have elapsed from the commencement of his membership.
Revocation of membership :
If, after becoming a member of the Party, a person
a) joins another political party (whether registered with the Electoral Commission or not) or any organisation membership of which the NEC has declared to be incompatible with membership of the Party; or
b) without the authority of the NEC, sets up or has set up or has aided and abetted the setting up of another political party, whether registered with the Electoral Commission or not; or
c) is later found already to be a member or former member of another political party or organisation membership of which the NEC has declared to be incompatible with membership of the Party; or
d) stands against a UKIP candidate in any election; or
e) is found to be a person who has been expelled from the Party
the Party Chairman shall revoke their membership forthwith. Any person whose membership is revoked under this Article may appeal against that decision within 28 days of notification thereof being sent to him.
Exceptions :
1 In exceptional circumstances the Party Chairman may, with the agreement of the NEC, cause to be admitted to membership any applicant who would otherwise be prohibited from membership.
2 Persons not otherwise eligible for membership under the provisions of this constitution may, at the discretion of the Party Chairman, in consultation with the NEC, be admitted to Associate Membership of the Party. The NEC may make rules as to the rights and duties of Associate Members.
3 The NEC may from time to time make such rules as it deems appropriate concerning the employment by the Party and/or those elected to public office of persons falling within the ambit of Article 4.2 above.
4 Upon being employed, all employees must sign a certificate that they are not a person who falls within the ambit of Article 4.2 above.
Subscriptions and terms of membership :
5 The NEC shall from time to time set such annual subscription fees as it deems appropriate and may define and set differential subscriptions for different categories of membership as it may from time to time deem appropriate.
6 By entering into membership the Member agrees that at all times he will abide by the terms of this Constitution and the Rules of the Party. Any member who is in breach of this constitution or the rules made thereunder may be subject to the disciplinary procedures set out in Article 11 and any Rules of the Party made under this Constitution.
7 Members of the Party are deemed by their entry into membership to agree not to do or omit to do any act (as the case may be), the commission or omission of which either:
** brings the Party into disrepute; or
** is intended to damage the Party’s interests; or
** damages the Party’s interests; or
** breaches any other disciplinary rule which the NEC may from time to time deem appropriate to make.
8 Any member whose annual subscription has not been received by the party within 14 days of the end of the month in which their membership subscription ran out shall be regarded as having resigned their membership.
9 The NEC may from time to time as it deems appropriate make rules concerning affiliation to the Party by other organisations. Such affiliated bodies shall not enjoy any voting rights under the Constitution.
About UK Independence Party
** UKIP was founded in 1993, and since its beginning, has campaigned to take Britain out of the European Union.
** It was the efforts of UKIP that forced former Prime Minister David Cameron’s hand into holding an In/Out Referendum on 23rd June 2016, and was instrumental in bringing about the largest democratic vote in British history.
** UKIP is about more than Brexit though. We have policies on every area of governance, many of which have been “adopted” by the government. Get involved and help make Britain a free, fair, and independent nation.