Persons who may be at polling places
96 Persons who may be at polling places
A person must not enter or remain at a polling place for an election while the presiding officer is complying with section 96A or during the polling unless the person is —
the Electoral Commissioner; or
a returning officer; or
the presiding officer or an assistant presiding officer; or
another officer working at the polling place; or
a scrutineer appointed for the polling place and allowed at the polling place under subsection (2) or (3); or
a police officer on duty at the polling place; or
a person who is voting or about to vote; or
a person nominated under section 98F(2) to assist a person who is voting or about to vote; or
if the election is held on the same day as a referendum — a scrutineer for the polling place appointed under an enactment for the purposes of the referendum.
At a polling place for a single member election, only 1 scrutineer at a time is allowed for each candidate.
At a polling place for a Council election where the relevant number is more than one —
only 1 scrutineer at a time is allowed for each group; and
only 1 scrutineer at a time is allowed for each candidate who is not included in a group.
[Section 96 inserted: No. 30 of 2023 s. 80.]
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