Qualifications of electors
67C Qualifications of electors
At a general election held on a particular day, a person is entitled to vote if:
on that day, the person’s name is on the Roll of the electors of the Territory for the purposes of general elections; and
the person would be entitled to vote at an election held on that day to choose a member of the House of Representatives for the Territory.
A person’s name is taken not to be on the Roll for the purposes of paragraph (1)(a) if an electoral enactment so provides.
This section does not prevent an electoral enactment from providing that other persons, in addition to persons entitled under subsection (1), be entitled to vote at a general election.
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