Duplicate ballot documents—postal voting
101 Duplicate ballot documents—postal voting
This section applies if a ballot document for a proposed amalgamation or withdrawal posted to a voter—
has not been received by the voter; or
has been lost or destroyed; or
is a ballot paper that has been spoilt.
The voter may apply to the manager of the ballot for a duplicate of the ballot document.
The application must—
be received by the manager on or before the finish day of the ballot; and
state the grounds for the application; and
if practicable, be substantiated by evidence verifying or tending to verify the grounds; and
state the voter has not voted at the ballot; and
if the ballot document is a spoilt ballot paper—be accompanied by the ballot paper.
If the application complies with subsection (3), the manager must—
give a duplicate of the document to the voter; or
for a spoilt ballot paper—
mark ‘spoilt’ on the paper; and
initial the paper where marked and keep the paper; and
give a fresh ballot paper to the voter.
In this section—ballot document means—
a document mentioned in section 100(2); or
voting material given to a voter under section 98.
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