Election Regulations definition

Election Regulations. – means the Municipal Election Regulations.

Election Regulations means regulations made by the Council of Ministers under section 81;

Election Regulations means the Election Regulations of The Australian National University Postgraduate and Research Students’ Association Incorporated (PARSA) that relate to the conduct of any election held by General Meeting of the Association pursuant to this Constitution as are determined by resolution of a joint meeting of the Board and the Postgraduate Representative Committee from time to time under their powers pursuant to rule 48.5 and of which, any amendments, deletions or additions to the Election Regulations shall not take effect until two (2) months after their adoption by the joint meeting of the Board and the Postgraduate Representative Committee.

Examples of Election Regulations in a sentence

• NLRB Election Rules, 29 CFR Parts 101, 102, and 103; Request for Information Regarding Representation Election Regulations, RIN 3142-AA12 (NLRB Dec.

• M-12.1, the Municipal Election Regulations, and the Campaign Contributions and Election Expenses Bylaw Regulations.

• All by-elections will be undertaken in accordance with sections 60-62 of the Act and section 5 of the Election Regulations.

• The Rules & Regulations Chair is responsible for facilitating ideas for the members of the committee concerning the Student Government Associations constitution, Executive Branch Bylaws, Judicial Court Bylaws, Student Senate Bylaws, and the Election Regulations.

• Pursuant to subsection 45(2) of the Election Regulations, electors not appearing on the official list of voters may register at the time of attendance at a voting opportunity if the person is eligible to vote under the Act.

• Pursuant to subsection 26(4)(a) of the Municipal Election Regulations, the minimum number of nominators required for each nomination shall be 5.

• In this bylaw, any word and term that is defined in the Municipal Government Act, the Municipal Election Regulations, or the Campaign Contributions and Election Expenses Bylaw Regulations has the same meaning as in that Act or regulations.

• Records pertaining to the election will be destroyed or retained, as the case may be, in accordance with section 87 of the Election Regulations and the records retention bylaw, and where such a bylaw has not yet been enacted the records will be retained for at least 7 years.

• Further guidance on elections can be found in the Election Regulations for Imperial College Union.

• Department Officers are to be elected in accordance with the Election Regulations.

More Definitions of Election Regulations

Election Regulations means the regulations determined by the Board, including those set out in the By-Laws which set the procedure by which up to seven (7) Members, or Representatives of Members, are elected to the Board;

Election Regulations means the Election Regulations made pursuant to the Act;

Election Regulations means the election regulations set out from time to time in the Rules; “Events Convenor” means the Events Convenor of the Association for the time being;

Election Regulations means the regulations set out in clause 3 or as otherwise approved by the Board (and the School in terms of the Education Act) from time to time;

Election Regulations means the regulations governing Student Association elections and passed by Ordinary Resolution.