Notice of initial transition proposal
29F Notice of initial transition proposal
The Tasmanian Augmented Electoral Commission must, as soon as practicable after it has made an initial transition proposal – cause a copy of – the initial transition proposal; and its reasons for the initial transition proposal; and if a member of the Tasmanian Augmented Electoral Commission has stated in writing reasons for his or her disagreement with the initial transition proposal, those reasons – to be made available for perusal and supply at each public office; and by notice, published in accordance with section 30, invite public attention to the availability for perusal and supply of copies of the initial transition proposal.
A notice published under subsection (1)(b) is to include a statement to the effect that a person or organisation may, within the period of 14 days after publication, lodge with the Tasmanian Augmented Electoral Commission a written comment, suggestion or objection in relation to the initial transition proposal.
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