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Building Units and Group Titles Regulation 2008
sch.1-sec.10Opening envelopes
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sch.1-sec.10 Opening envelopes
For a secret ballot, a ballot paper envelope must be opened by the chairperson, or an individual appointed by the chairperson, after— all votes cast have been given to the chairperson; and the chairperson, or an individual appointed by the chairperson, is satisfied that— the particulars envelope is properly completed; and the individual who completed the particulars envelope is entitled to vote; and the ballot paper envelope has been drawn randomly from a receptacle in open view of the meeting.
- (a) all votes cast have been given to the chairperson; and
- (b) the chairperson, or an individual appointed by the chairperson, is satisfied that— (i) the particulars envelope is properly completed; and (ii) the individual who completed the particulars envelope is entitled to vote; and
- (i) the particulars envelope is properly completed; and
- (ii) the individual who completed the particulars envelope is entitled to vote; and
- (c) the ballot paper envelope has been drawn randomly from a receptacle in open view of the meeting.
- (i) the particulars envelope is properly completed; and
- (ii) the individual who completed the particulars envelope is entitled to vote; and