Industrial Relations Regulation 2018
sch.2-sec.16Duplicate voting material
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sch.2-sec.16 Duplicate voting material
This section applies if voting material posted to a voter— has not been received by the voter; or has been lost or destroyed; or if the document is a ballot paper—has been spoilt. The voter may apply to the manager of the election for a duplicate of the voting material. The application must— be received by the manager on or before the finish day for the ballot; and state the grounds for the application; and if practicable, be substantiated by evidence verifying or tending to verify the grounds; and state that the voter has not voted at the ballot; and if the document is a spoilt ballot paper—be accompanied by the ballot paper. If the application complies with subsection (3) , the manager must— if the document is a spoilt ballot paper— mark ‘spoilt’ on the paper; and initial the paper where marked and keep the paper; and give a fresh ballot paper to the voter; or otherwise—give a duplicate of the document to the voter. (sch.2-sec.16-ssec.1) This section applies if voting material posted to a voter— has not been received by the voter; or has been lost or destroyed; or if the document is a ballot paper—has been spoilt. (sch.2-sec.16-ssec.2) The voter may apply to the manager of the election for a duplicate of the voting material. (sch.2-sec.16-ssec.3) The application must— be received by the manager on or before the finish day for the ballot; and state the grounds for the application; and if practicable, be substantiated by evidence verifying or tending to verify the grounds; and state that the voter has not voted at the ballot; and if the document is a spoilt ballot paper—be accompanied by the ballot paper. (sch.2-sec.16-ssec.4) If the application complies with subsection (3) , the manager must— if the document is a spoilt ballot paper— mark ‘spoilt’ on the paper; and initial the paper where marked and keep the paper; and give a fresh ballot paper to the voter; or otherwise—give a duplicate of the document to the voter.
- (a) has not been received by the voter; or
- (b) has been lost or destroyed; or
- (c) if the document is a ballot paper—has been spoilt.
- (a) be received by the manager on or before the finish day for the ballot; and
- (b) state the grounds for the application; and
- (c) if practicable, be substantiated by evidence verifying or tending to verify the grounds; and
- (d) state that the voter has not voted at the ballot; and
- (e) if the document is a spoilt ballot paper—be accompanied by the ballot paper.
- (a) if the document is a spoilt ballot paper— (i) mark ‘spoilt’ on the paper; and (ii) initial the paper where marked and keep the paper; and (iii) give a fresh ballot paper to the voter; or
- (i) mark ‘spoilt’ on the paper; and