(1) In order to be
included on the electoral roll for the election a person must be an elector of
the district or ward, as the case requires, as at 5 p.m. on the 57 th day
before election day (the close of enrolments ).
(2) Statewide public
notice of the time and date of the close of enrolments must be given on or
after the 77 th day, but not later than on the 63 rd day, before election day
by —
(a) the
Electoral Commissioner if the Electoral Commissioner is responsible for the
conduct of the election; or
(b) the
CEO in any other case.
(3) The notice is to
give details of the steps that a person can take to become an elector before
the close of enrolments [i.e. enrolling as an elector for the Legislative
Assembly in respect of a residence in the district or ward (section 4.29) or
making an enrolment eligibility claim in respect of the district or ward
(sections 4.30 and 4.32)] .
(4) If, under
section 4.37(3), a previous electoral roll is going to be used for the
election, no notice is to be published under subsection (2).
[Section 4.39 amended: No. 64 of 1998 s. 22; No.
16 of 2019 s. 13; No. 11 of 2023 s. 33.]