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ELECTORAL ACT 1907 - SECT 156AA

156AA .         Evidentiary certificate for s. 156 proceedings

        (1)         In proceedings for an offence against section 156, a certificate containing a statement described in subsection (2) and purporting to be signed by the Electoral Commissioner is, without proof of any appointment or signature, evidence of the facts stated in the certificate.

        (2)         A certificate may state any or all of the following —

            (a)         a specified date is the date that an election was held;

            (b)         a specified person was an elector on a specified date;

            (c)         a specified person did not vote at an election;

            (d)         a specified person —

                  (i)         was sent a penalty notice or an infringement notice;

                  (ii)         did or did not (as the case may be) respond to a penalty notice or an infringement notice on or by a specified date;

                  (iii)         responded to a penalty notice or an infringement notice in a specified manner;

            (e)         a penalty notice or an infringement notice was sent on a specified date;

            (f)         a specified date was the response date for a penalty notice or an infringement notice.

        (3)         In subsection (2) —

        specified means specified in the certificate.

        [Section 156AA inserted: No. 35 of 2012 s. 29.]

        [Heading inserted: No. 40 of 1987 s. 79.]



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