Replacing registered how‑to‑vote cards
89E Replacing registered how‑to‑vote cards
The accountable person for a registered how‑to‑vote card may apply to the Electoral Commissioner to replace the registered how‑to‑vote card with another how‑to‑vote card (the replacement how‑to‑vote card).
The application must —
be in writing; and
state that the person, political party or group seeks to replace a registered how‑to‑vote card; and
be accompanied by the replacement how‑to‑vote card; and
state the differences between the registered how‑to‑vote card and the replacement how‑to‑vote card; and
if the differences correct an error on the registered how‑to‑vote card — state the error.
If the Electoral Commissioner considers the replacement how‑to‑vote card is suitable to be registered, the Electoral Commissioner must —
register the replacement how‑to‑vote card; and
cancel the registration of the previous how‑to‑vote card; and
give the applicant under subsection (1) a written notice stating the decision and the reasons for the decision.
If the Electoral Commissioner considers the replacement how‑to‑vote card is not suitable to be registered, the Electoral Commissioner must —
refuse to register the replacement how‑to‑vote card; and
give the applicant under subsection (1) a written notice stating —
the decision; and
the reasons for the decision.
[Section 89E inserted: No. 30 of 2023 s. 79.]
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