New South Wales Repealed Regulations

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This legislation has been repealed.

LOCAL GOVERNMENT (ELECTIONS) REGULATION 1998

- Made under the Local Government Act 1993
- As at 31 August 2004
- Reg 503 of 1998

TABLE OF PROVISIONS

   PART 1 - PRELIMINARY

   1.      Name of Regulation
   2.      Commencement
   3.      Application of Regulation
   4.      Definitions
   5.      Notes

   PART 2 - ADMINISTRATION

   6.      Electoral official cannot be candidate
   7.      Notice of changes to wards

   PART 3 - ELECTORAL ROLLS

   8.      Closing date
   9.      Form of roll of electors
   10.     Advertising of enrolments
   11.     Enrolment claims and objections
   12.     Competing claimants for enrolment
           13, 14. (Repealed)
   15.     Supply of forms
   16.     Request for omission of residence from roll (non-resident electors)

   PART 4 - NOTICE OF ELECTION AND NOMINATIONS

   17.     Notification of vacancy
   18.     Nomination day
   19.     Place of nomination
   20.     Notice of election
   21.     Nomination proposals
   22.     Candidate information sheets
   23.     Withdrawal of nomination proposals
   24.     Multiple nomination proposals
   25.     Refund of deposit
   26.     Inspection of names of persons proposed for nomination
   27.     Returning officer to nominate candidates
   28.     Declaration of uncontested election

   PART 5 - POLLING PLACES

   29.     Polling places
   30.     Pre-poll voting offices

   PART 6 - PREPARATION FOR POLL

   31.     Poll
   32.     Notification of poll
   33.     Claims for grouping of candidates
   34.     (Repealed)
   35.     Order of candidates and groups on ballot-papers
   36.     Order of ungrouped candidates on ballot-papers
   37.     Order of groups of candidates on ballot-papers
   38.     Form of ballot-papers
   38A.    Registration of electoral material
   39.     Supply of rolls and ballot-papers
   40.     Return of numbers of ballot-papers before poll
   41.     Ballot-paper to be initialled
   42.     Ballot-paper may be written

   PART 7 - POSTAL AND OTHER SPECIAL TYPES OF VOTING

           Division 1 - Postal voting

   43.     Postal voting: qualifications
   44.     Postal voting: application
   45.     Registration of general postal voters
   46.     Electors entitled to postal vote
   47.     Issue of postal ballot-paper
   48.     Postal voting procedure
   49.     Closing time for postal vote
   50.     Receipt of postal ballot-papers

           Division 2 - Pre-poll voting

   51.     Pre-poll voting: qualifications
   52.     Pre-poll voting: application
   53.     Pre-poll voting procedure
   54.     Pre-poll voting by elector not on roll
   55.     Surrender of postal ballot-papers
   56.     Pre-poll voting offices and times

           Division 3 - Declared institution voting

   57.     Declared institutions
   58.     Application of Parliamentary Electorates and Elections Act 1912
   59.     Modification of provisions
   60.     Declared institutions ballot-box
   61.     Declared institution voting by elector not on roll

           Division 4 - Mobile booths

   62.     Mobile booths in hospitals etc

           Division 5 - Miscellaneous

   63.     Assistance of officers

   PART 8 - VOTING ON ELECTION DAY

   64.     Principal polling place
   65.     (Repealed)
   66.     Senior deputy returning officer’s functions
   67.     Hours of voting
   68.     Scrutineers
   69.     Where electors may vote
   70.     Questions put to elector
   71.     Voting by elector with confidential address
   72.     Delivery of ballot-paper to elector
   73.     Voting
   74.     Elector whose name is not on roll
   75.     Voting if name already marked on roll

   PART 9 - SCRUTINY AND COUNTING

   76.     Informal ballot-papers
   77.     Persons present at scrutiny and count
   78.     Postal, pre-poll and declared institution votes
   79.     Initial scrutiny and count
   80.     Sending ballot-papers to returning officer
   81.     Checking of ballot-papers in sealed envelopes
   82.     Finalising the count
   83.     Double candidature: candidate elected as mayor
   84.     Recount
   85.     Who pays for the recount?
   86.     Result of recount
   87.     Declaring the election

   PART 10 - OFFENCES

   88.     Penalty notices
   89.     Misconduct in voting
   90.     False statements in forms
   91.     Misconduct by witness to postal vote
   92.     Misconduct in relation to postal voting
   93.     Misconduct by person present at pre-poll or declared institution voting
   94.     Other misconduct in relation to postal, pre-poll or declared institution voting
   95.     Breach of secrecy
   96.     Obstruction of electoral officials
   97.     False answers to questions put by electoral officials
   98.     Obstructing access to polling place
   99.     Persons present in polling place
   100.    Misconduct by scrutineers
   101.    Misconduct at polling place or pre-poll voting office
   102.    Improperly signing or witnessing electoral papers
   103.    Forging or uttering electoral papers
   104.    Stuffing ballot-boxes
   105.    Opening sealed parcels
   106.    Bribery
   107.    Treating
   108.    Intimidation
   108A.   Distribution of electoral material on polling day
   109.    Printing etc false information
   110.    Exhibition of posters
   111.    Name and address on advertisements etc
   112.    Encouraging ticks or crosses on ballots

   PART 11 - MISCELLANEOUS

   113.    When polling may be adjourned etc
   114.    Notice of adjournment to returning officer
   115.    Votes at adjourned poll
   116.    Postponed and adjourned elections
   117.    Spoilt ballot-papers
   118.    Assistance to certain electors
   119.    Signature to electoral paper
   120.    Check on double-voting
   121.    Security of election materials
   122.    Access to election materials
   123.    Application of Election Funding Act 1981
   123A.   (Repealed)

   PART 12 - MAYORS, COUNTY COUNCILS AND REFERENDUMS

   124.    Election of mayors by councillors
   125.    Election of chairpersons of county councils
   126.    Election of members of county councils
   127.    Constitutional referendums and council polls

   PART 13 - SAVINGS AND TRANSITIONAL

   128.    Repeal
   129.    General saving
   130.    Transitional provision
           SCHEDULE 1
           SCHEDULE 2
           SCHEDULE 3
           SCHEDULE 4
           SCHEDULE 5
           SCHEDULE 6
           SCHEDULE 7
           SCHEDULE 8


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