Chief Electoral Officer means the person appointed by the PCMNO pursuant to Part A of the MNO Electoral Code;

Chief Electoral Officer means the Chief Electoral and Referenda Officer appointed in terms of section 17(1);

Chief Electoral Officer means the Chief Electoral Officer appointed under the Election Act; (“directeur général des élections”)

Examples of Chief Electoral Officer in a sentence

The decision of the Chief Electoral Officer shall be final and not the subject of appeal.
E-2.2) : “659.2. A municipality may, in accordance with an agreement made with the Minister of Municipal Affairs and Greater Montréal and the Chief Electoral Officer, test new methods of voting during a poll.
The Commission will keep watch on such arrangements in due consultation with its Chief Electoral Officer.
You must submit your completed disclosure form with your nomination papers to the Chief Electoral Officer or your District Electoral Officer.
At least ten (10) weeks prior to the General Assembly at which the election is to occur, the Confederacy of Nations shall meet and have included on its agenda an item dealing with the appointment by resolution of the Chief Electoral Officer.

More Definitions of Chief Electoral Officer

Chief Electoral Officer means the chief electoral officer appointed in terms of section 12(1); (iii)

Chief Electoral Officer means the Chief Electoral Office of the State;

Chief Electoral Officer means the Chief Electoral Officer appointed under the Election Act R.S.P.E.I. 1988, Cap. E 1-1;

Chief Electoral Officer means the individual chosen to perform the duties and exercise the powers of the chief electoral officer under the Elections Act;

Chief Electoral Officer. – means the person appointed by the MMF Cabinet to fulfil the position of Chief Electoral Officer.

Chief Electoral Officer. – means the person appointed by the Board of Directors of the MMF to fulfil the position of Chief Electoral Officer.