sec.106How ballot manager must deal with voting material

sec.106 How ballot manager must deal with voting material

A manager of a ballot for a proposed amalgamation or withdrawal must— put each return envelope apparently containing a ballot paper in the ballot box; and put all other voting material returned to the manager in a safe place until the vote has been counted. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. If, after the finish day of the ballot for a proposed amalgamation or withdrawal, the manager receives a return envelope apparently containing a ballot paper for the ballot, the manager must— keep the envelope sealed; and mark the envelope ‘Received after the finish day’; and keep the envelope in safe custody, but separately from voting material received before the finish day. (sec.106-ssec.1) A manager of a ballot for a proposed amalgamation or withdrawal must— put each return envelope apparently containing a ballot paper in the ballot box; and put all other voting material returned to the manager in a safe place until the vote has been counted. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. (sec.106-ssec.2) If, after the finish day of the ballot for a proposed amalgamation or withdrawal, the manager receives a return envelope apparently containing a ballot paper for the ballot, the manager must— keep the envelope sealed; and mark the envelope ‘Received after the finish day’; and keep the envelope in safe custody, but separately from voting material received before the finish day.

• (a) put each return envelope apparently containing a ballot paper in the ballot box; and
• (b) put all other voting material returned to the manager in a safe place until the vote has been counted.
• (a) keep the envelope sealed; and
• (b) mark the envelope ‘Received after the finish day’; and
• (c) keep the envelope in safe custody, but separately from voting material received before the finish day.