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Constitution Further Amendment (Referendum) Act 1930
Schedule 2
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# Schedule 2
Second Schedule
Form A
(Section 7)
*Writ for a referendum*
HIS MAJESTY THE KING
To the Electoral Commissioner for New South Wales, and to all others whom it may concern:
GREETING:
We command you that you cause a Bill entitled \[*here set out the title of the Bill and add “a copy of which is attached hereto” or “a statement of which is attached hereto” as the case requires*\] to be submitted, according to law to the electors qualified to vote for the election of Members of the Legislative Assembly: And we appoint the following dates for the purposes of the said submission:
> 1. For taking the votes of the electors the day of 19 .
> 2. For the return of the writ on or before the day of 19 .
Witness \[*here insert Governor’s title and the date*\]
Governor.
By His Excellency’s Command.
Form B
(Section 15 (1))
BALLOT-PAPER
CONSTITUTION FURTHER AMENDMENT (REFERENDUM) ACT 1930
Electoral District for which voter is enrolled: ....................
*Directions to Voter*
You should mark your vote as follows:
> If you approve of the Bill you should place a tick \[✔\] in the square opposite the word “YES”.
> If you do not approve of the Bill you should place a tick \[✔\] in the square opposite the word “NO”.
Submission to the Electors of the following Bill:
DO YOU APPROVE of the Bill entitled *(Here set out the title of the Bill)*?
\[ \] **YES**
\[ \] **NO**
Form C
(Repealed)
Form D
(Section 15 (1))
POSTAL BALLOT-PAPER
CONSTITUTION FURTHER AMENDMENT (REFERENDUM) ACT 1930
Electoral District for which voter is enrolled: ....................
*Directions to Voter*
You must not mark your vote hereon until you have first exhibited the ballot-paper (in blank) to the authorised witness.
You should mark your vote as follows:
> If you approve of the Bill you should place a tick \[✔\] in the square opposite the word “YES”.
> If you do not approve of the Bill you should place a tick \[✔\] in the square opposite the word “NO”.
You should then fold the ballot-paper so that the vote cannot be seen and place it in the envelope provided and fasten the envelope.
Submission to the Electors of the following Bill:
DO YOU APPROVE of the Bill entitled *(Here set out the title of the Bill)*?
\[ \] **YES**
\[ \] **NO**
Form E
(Section 15 (5))
BALLOT-PAPER
CONSTITUTION FURTHER AMENDMENT (REFERENDUM) ACT 1930
Electoral District for which voter is enrolled: ....................
*Directions to Voter*
You should mark your vote in relation to EACH Bill as follows:
> If you approve of the Bill you should place a tick \[✔\] in the square opposite the word “YES”.
> If you do not approve of the Bill you should place a tick \[✔\] in the square opposite the word “NO”.
Submission to the Electors of the following Bills:
**QUESTION 1**
DO YOU APPROVE of the Bill entitled *(Here set out the title of the Bill)*?
\[ \] **YES**
\[ \] **NO**
**QUESTION 2**
DO YOU APPROVE of the Bill entitled *(Here set out the title of the Bill)*?
\[ \] **YES**
\[ \] **NO**
(Additional questions (numbered consecutively) in similar form may be included in this form.)
(If this form is to be used as a postal ballot-paper, the form shall include the additional directions to voter as in Form D and the heading to the form shall be “POSTAL BALLOT-PAPER”.)
**Second Sch:** Am 1978 No 45, Sch 1 (14); 1981 No 97, Sch 1 (5).