295Offences at voting centre

295 Offences at voting centre (1) A person must not during the hours of voting in respect of a voting centre— (a) canvass for votes; or (b) solicit the vote of any voter; or (c) induce or attempt to induce any voter not to vote for a particular candidate; or (d) induce or attempt to induce any voter not to vote at the election; or (e) exhibit any notice or sign relating to the election which is not an official notice; or (f) wear or display any badge, emblem or political slogan of any candidate or political party of any candidate if the person is employed as an election official or is a scrutineer in the performance of duties or the exercise of powers under this Act or the regulations— within 3 metres of any entrance to or within the premises used as the voting centre. 1. 5 penalty units. (2) The person in charge of a voting centre may cause any area in the vicinity of the premises used as a voting centre to be delineated by notices, signs or other means, and that area is to be treated as the voting centre for the purposes of subsection (1).