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RICE MARKETING ACT 1983 - SECT 102
Provisions as to elections
102 Provisions as to elections
(1) The regulations may, subject to this Act,
make provision for or with respect to the election of persons for appointment
as the elected members of a committee.
(2) The Electoral Commissioner for New
South Wales, or a person employed in the office of and nominated by the
Electoral Commissioner, shall be the returning officer for an election, and
shall have and may exercise the functions conferred or imposed on the
returning officer by the regulations in relation to the election.
(3) A roll
of persons entitled to vote at an election shall be prepared for the election
in the prescribed manner.
(4) Notwithstanding anything in this Part, and if
the regulations so provide: (a) the persons entitled to vote in accordance
with the regulations at an election shall be the persons having such
qualifications as may be prescribed, and
(b) only those persons may vote at
the elections.
(5) Notwithstanding anything in this Part, and if the
regulations so provide: (a) the persons entitled to be nominated as candidates
for election as members of a committee shall be persons having such
qualifications as may be prescribed, and
(b) a person’s nomination is
invalid if the person does not have those qualifications.
(6) The regulations
may make provision for or with respect to fixing or postponing the date for an
election.
(7) The regulations may provide that: (a) it is compulsory for a
person, or a person of a prescribed class or description, to be enrolled or to
apply for enrolment in the relevant roll,
(b) a person shall be deemed to be
enrolled or to apply for enrolment in the relevant roll if a person of a
prescribed class or description is so enrolled or so applies as the
representative of the person, and
(c) a representative referred to in
paragraph (b) shall, for the purposes of enrolment and of the election, be
deemed to be a person entitled to vote,
and the regulations may impose a
penalty not exceeding 0.1 penalty unit for a breach of any such provision of
the regulations.
(8) Voting at an election is not compulsory.
(9) To the
extent that there is a failure to nominate a sufficient number of persons, or
to the extent that an election fails for any other reason, the Governor may
appoint a person or persons nominated by the Minister to be a member or
members of a committee, and a person so nominated shall, on being so
appointed, be deemed to be a person elected in accordance with the
regulations.
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