Disclosing particular information to members of Parliament and parliamentary parties
62AB Disclosing particular information to members of Parliament and parliamentary parties
In this section —
relevant information, in relation to an elector, means —
if the elector is not a silent elector —
the elector’s electoral address; and
if the elector has provided a separate postal address to the Electoral Commissioner — the postal address;
and
details of when the particulars on the register of electors relating to the elector were entered or most recently changed; and
the local government district in which, and if that local government district is divided into wards, the ward in which, the elector’s electoral address is situated; and
the elector’s date of birth.
A parliamentary party that has a branch or division in a district may request that the Electoral Commissioner disclose any or all of the following —
a register extract in relation to the district;
a roll for a district that has been prepared for an election;
the relevant information relating to each elector in the district.
A member of the Council may request that the Electoral Commissioner disclose any or all of the following —
a register extract;
a roll that has been prepared for a Council election;
the relevant information relating to each elector.
A member of the Assembly may request that the Electoral Commissioner disclose any or all of the following —
a register extract in relation to the district for which the member was elected;
the relevant information relating to each elector in the district.
The Electoral Commissioner —
must disclose the information in accordance with a request made under this section without charge; and
may disclose the information electronically.
However, the Electoral Commissioner must not disclose the addresses of silent electors under subsection (5).
[Section 62AB inserted: No. 30 of 2023 s. 51.]
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