Western Australian Consolidated Acts (1) In printing the
ballot papers for an election in a region for which there is a
group —
(a) if
there is only one group, the names of candidates included in that group shall
be printed in a group before the names of candidates, if any, not included in
that group;
(b) if
there are 2 or more groups, the names of candidates included in the groups
shall be printed in groups in the ballot papers in the order determined under
section 87(5), before the names of candidates, if any, not included in
any such group;
(c) the
order, within a group, in which the names of candidates in that group shall be
printed in the ballot papers shall be the order specified in the claim made by
them in accordance with section 80(1); and
(d) the
names of candidates, if any, not included in any group shall be printed in the
ballot papers in the order determined under section 87(6).
(2) In printing the
ballot papers for an election in a region for which there are no groups, the
names of the candidates shall be printed in the order determined under
section 87(6).
(3) In printing the
ballot papers for an election in a region —
(a) a
square shall be printed opposite the name of each candidate; and
(b)
where a voting ticket is registered in relation to the election an additional
square shall be printed in the prescribed position —
(i)
in the case of a voting ticket lodged by or on behalf of
a group — adjacent to the names of the candidates included in
the group or adjacent to the squares printed opposite those names; and
(ii)
in the case of a voting ticket lodged by or on behalf of
a candidate — adjacent to the name of that candidate or
adjacent to the square printed opposite that name,
in order to indicate
that a voting ticket is registered in relation to the group or candidate, as
the case may be.
[(4) deleted]
(5) Where before
polling day for an election in a region where the relevant number is more than
one any candidate is declared by any court to be incapable of being elected at
that election, the returning officer may take such action with respect to the
printing of the ballot papers (including, if he thinks fit, causing the ballot
papers to be reprinted, causing notations or marks to be made on them or again
applying the provisions of section 87(6)) as in his opinion is necessary
as a consequence of the declaration.
[Section 113B inserted by No. 40 of 1987
s. 60; amended by No. 79 of 1987 s. 39.]