By-election timetables
Election rules state elections must be held using a set timetable. This briefing explains the timetable for by-elections to the UK Parliament.

The political and economic profile of Southeast Asia as a region continues to rise. The UK is scaling up its engagement with the region. This briefing provides country snapshots of the main events in six of the countries in the region since the start of 2012 and also looks at significant developments over the past year or so in the UK’s relations with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and its member states.
Southeast Asia: an update (153 KB , PDF)
The political and economic profile of Southeast Asia as a region continues to rise. The UK is scaling up its engagement with the region. This briefing updates aspects of our December 2011 research papers on the region, Southeast Asia: A political and economic introduction (RP 11/78) and Military balance in Southeast Asia (RP 11/79). It looks in some depth at significant developments over the past year or so in the UK’s relations with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and its ten member states. But it is not comprehensive – for example, it does not give extensive attention to developments in the South China Sea territorial dispute since the beginning of 2012. The briefing will not be periodically updated except by specific request.
Southeast Asia: an update (153 KB , PDF)
Election rules state elections must be held using a set timetable. This briefing explains the timetable for by-elections to the UK Parliament.
Election rules include a timetable that must be followed. This briefing explains what is in the timetables and how long they run.
The UK applies sanctions against Russia. How do they apply in the Overseas Territories? What progress has been made on beneficial ownership registers?