24DElectors of Māori constituencies

1. In the case of a triennial general election, every residential elector of a region who, on the day before polling day for the election,—

2. is registered as an elector at an address within a Māori constituency; and
3. is registered as an elector of a Māori electoral district,—
is, at that triennial general election, an elector of that Māori constituency.

4. In the case of a triennial general election, every person who, on the day before polling day for the election, is a ratepayer elector of a region—

5. whose entitlement as an elector arises in respect of property in a Māori constituency; and
6. who is registered as an elector of a Māori electoral district,—
is, at that triennial general election, an elector of that Māori constituency.

7. In the case of an election to fill an extraordinary vacancy or an election called under section 258I or 258M of the Local Government Act 2002, every residential elector of a region who, on the day before polling day for the election,—

8. is registered as a parliamentary elector at an address within a Māori constituency; and
9. is registered as an elector of a Māori electoral district,—
is, at that election, an elector of that Māori constituency.

10. In the case of an election to fill an extraordinary vacancy or an election called under section 258I or 258M of the Local Government Act 2002, every person who, on the day before polling day for the election, is a ratepayer elector of the region—

11. whose entitlement as an elector arises in respect of property in a Māori constituency; and
12. who is registered as an elector of a Māori electoral district,—
is, at that election, an elector of that Māori constituency.