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Publishing information about who has opted in to receive higher reimbursement amount

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Part 6Electoral finance and disclosure of political contributions, income and expenditure
Division 2AElectoral funding

175LCB Publishing information about who has opted in to receive higher reimbursement amount

(1)

Within 5 days after the day on which the Electoral Commissioner receives a party opt‑in request, the Electoral Commissioner must publish on the Commission website the name of the registered political party in relation to which the party opt‑in request has been lodged.

(2)

On the next business day after the close of nominations, the Electoral Commissioner must publish on the Commission website the names of all non‑party candidates in relation to whom a non‑party opt‑in request has been lodged.

(3)

If the Electoral Commissioner receives a written withdrawal under section 175LC(2) of a party opt‑in request, or a written withdrawal of a non‑party opt‑in request under section 175LCA(2), the Electoral Commissioner must publish on the Commission website that the opt‑in request has been withdrawn.

[Section 175LCB inserted: No. 30 of 2023 s. 123.]

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Section 175LCB — Publishing information about who has opted in to receive higher reimbursement amount — Electoral Act 1907 (Western Australia) — Barrister AI