Electoral Act 1907

The Electoral Commissioner may give a direction if the Electoral Commissioner considers the direction necessary or expedient to implement the provisions of this Act for the proper and efficient conduct of an election.

Without limiting subsection (1), the Electoral Commissioner may, for the purpose of assisting an elector to vote under section 98F, give a direction the Electoral Commissioner considers is necessary or expedient about and in relation to methods of —

conveying details on the ballot paper to the elector without conveying political information other than names or words printed in accordance with section 94B or 94C; and

translating the elector’s instructions; and

eliciting the exact direction of the elector’s preferences.