Unfortunately not. This is another complex part of the regime. I'll try to put it simply. If you take a candidate, the candidate must file his return within four months of the election date, the polling date. At this point that return will show what's been coming in to the campaign, what were the expenditures, and what is outstanding in terms of claims or loans. Then, on the access, it says the candidate has 18 months to reimburse those debts. As long as the reimbursement takes place within that 18-month period, there is no requirement under the act to file an amended return or to file an updated return. It's the same thing for leadership candidates. Again, if debts are entirely paid within the statutory period, after the first return there's no statutory requirement to update the return, so we don't know the source of funds and how they were distributed among creditors.
On October 23rd, 2012. See this statement in context.