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Local Government (General) Regulation 2021
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#### 393A General manager to report on election
393A General manager to report on election
> > (1) This section applies to an election administered by an electoral services provider.
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> > (2) After an election, the general manager must provide the Minister with a written report setting out details of the election, including (but not limited to) the following information—
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> > > (a) time spent on the election by the general manager as a proportion of the general manager’s remuneration,
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> > > (b) time spent on the election by council staff as a proportion of council staff remuneration,
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> > > (c) the remuneration of council staff employed specifically for the purpose of the election,
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> > > (d) the remuneration, recruitment and training costs of election officials,
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> > > (e) the cost of running any candidate information seminars,
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> > > (f) the cost of hiring venues and equipment for the election, including council venues and equipment and any associated costs,
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> > > (g) the cost of any technological support, including the development of any counting software,
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> > > (h) the cost of preparing a written report under this section,
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> > > (i) any electoral services provided to electors,
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> > > (j) any electoral services provided to candidates,
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> > > (k) operational details of the election,
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> > > (l) an overall evaluation of the conduct of the election, including feedback from stakeholders,
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> > > (m) the number of electors entitled to vote at the election and the number of electors who voted, specifying the number of electors who voted personally or by post,
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> > > (n) the cost to the council of engaging the electoral services provider to administer the election.
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> > (3) The report must be provided to the Minister and displayed on the council’s website within 6 months after the declaration of the election.