Amendment of voters' roll—elections at the City of Melbourne
91 Amendment of voters' roll—elections at the City of Melbourne
This regulation applies if, as a result of an amendment of the voters' roll under section 11E of the City of Melbourne Act 2001, it appears that—
an enrolled voter has not been sent a ballot‑paper; or
an incorrect ballot-paper has been sent to a voter; or
a ballot-paper has been sent to a person who is not entitled to vote.
As soon as possible after becoming aware of the amendment of the voters' roll, the election manager must—
send to each person whose enrolment records have been altered written advice of the amendment of the voters' roll and how the amendment affects the person; and
send to each person who, as a result of the amendment is an enrolled voter and is entitled to vote, a postal ballot envelope containing a ballot-paper.
If the election manager sends a postal ballot envelope to a voter under this regulation, and a declaration envelope previously issued to the voter is returned by the voter, the election manager must ensure that the previously issued declaration envelope is disallowed.
The election manager must keep a record of—
all postal ballot envelopes issued under this regulation; and
all declaration envelopes disallowed under this regulation.
Note
For requirements regarding the amendment of the voters' roll in other Council elections—see regulation 52.
Reg. 92 inserted by S.R. No. 104/2022 reg. 12.
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