Electoral Act 1993

Officers

25: General provision as to Returning Officers

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"Returning Officers must be independent and not work for a political party"

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If you are a Returning Officer, you cannot have an official job in a political organisation. This means you cannot be part of a group that supports a particular politician or party. You have to be independent and not favour any political group when you are working as a Returning Officer.

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Part 2Officers

25General provision as to Returning Officers

  1. No Returning Officer shall hold any official position in any political organisation.