Certificate showing particulars of the ballot
106 Certificate showing particulars of the ballot
Within 14 days after the closing day of a ballot, the electoral official conducting the ballot must prepare, date and sign a certificate showing, in relation to the ballot:
the total number of persons on the roll of voters; and
the total number of ballot papers issued; and
the total number of ballot papers received by the electoral official; and
the total number of votes in favour of the question set out on the ballot paper; and
the total number of votes not in favour of the question set out on the ballot paper; and
the total number of informal ballot papers.
Immediately after signing a certificate referred to in subsection (1), the electoral official must give a copy of the certificate to:
the General Manager; and
if the applicant was a person mentioned in paragraph 94(3)(aa), (b), (c) or (d)—each applicant; and
the amalgamated organisation from which the constituent part withdrew or sought to withdraw.
Immediately after signing a certificate referred to in subsection (1), the electoral official must make a copy of the certificate available in any way that it considers appropriate to each applicant under paragraph 94(3)(a).
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