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2014-01-13 Item 6.3 Appendices 1-5
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Local Government {De-amalgamation impiementation) Regulation 2013
Part 2 Elections for new local governments
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(ii) a later day fixed by the Minister by gazette notice. |
(4) Without limiting subsection (1)— |
(a) a function or power conferred, or obligation imposed, on
a person under the Local Government Electoral Act in
relation to a quadrennial election for a local government
is conferred or imposed on the person in relation to the
new local government elections; and
(b) the Court of Disputed Returns may, under the Local
Government Electoral Act, hear and decide an
application to dispute the election of a person at a new
local government election; and
(c) the Court of Appeal may, under the Local Government
Electoral Act, hear and decide an appeal against a
decision of the court mentioned in paragraph (b).
9 Notice for elections
As soon as practicable after the Minister fixes the day for the
elections for a new local government, the returning officer
must publish, in a newspaper circulating generally in the new
local government area for the new local government and in the
other ways that the returning officer may consider
appropriate, notice of—
(a) the day fixed; and
(b) the cut-off day for the voters roll for the elections.
10 Term of office
The term of office of a person elected as the mayor or other
councillor of a new local government—
(a) starts on the changeover day; and
(b) ends at the conclusion of the next quadrennial election
for the new local government.
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