Western Sydney University By-law 2017
12Qualifications for candidates and voters
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12 Qualifications for candidates and voters
12 Qualifications for candidates and voters
(1) The qualifications for election for a position as a member of the Board and voting at an election are as follows:
(a) Elected (academic staff) member
The qualifications for election as an elected (academic staff) member of the Board under section 10D (1) (a) of the Act, and the qualifications for voting at such an election, are that the candidate or voter, as the case may be, must have his or her name entered on the Roll of Academic Staff at the date and time for the close of nominations for the relevant election.
(b) Elected (general staff) member
The qualifications for election as an elected (general staff) member of the Board under section 10D (1) (b) of the Act, and the qualifications for voting at such an election, are that the candidate or voter, as the case may be, must have his or her name entered on the Roll of Professional Staff at the date and time for the close of nominations for the relevant election.
(c) Elected (student) member
The qualifications for election as an elected (student) member of the Board under section 10D (1) (c) of the Act, and the qualifications for voting at such an election, are that the candidate or voter, as the case may be, must have his or her name entered on the Roll of Undergraduate Students or the Roll of Postgraduate Students at the date and time for the close of nominations for the relevant election.
(2) A person may not stand for election for more than one position as a member of the Board, even if his or her name is entered on more than one Roll kept under this By-law.
(3) A person whose name is entered on more than one Roll kept under this By-law may vote in each relevant election category.
cll 9–12: Subst 2019 (62), Sch 2 [2].