Returning Officer definition
Returning Officer means a person appointed by the Club to conduct an election on behalf of the Club, and shall include the State Electoral Commissioner or his representative when said Commissioner conducts an election.
Returning Officer means the person appointed under paragraph 4 to be the returning officer for the purposes of this bye-law; and
Returning Officer means a Returning Officer appointed pursuant to the Act;
Examples of Returning Officer in a sentence
In the event of a tie, the Returning Officer and 2 Scrutineers shall cast their deciding vote by secret ballot.
The maximum time off would be from date of nomination to the day of confirmation by the Returning Officer of the election results.
The Acting Returning Officer may issue penalties to candidates, including disqualification from the election, for breach of conduct guidelines.
The appeals panel will hear the evidence from the Acting Returning Officer and any representations made by the appealing candidate before making its recommendation to the Returning Officer.
Results will only be considered valid once the Returning Officer has certified that the election has been conducted freely and fairly.
More Definitions of Returning Officer
Returning Officer means the Returning Officer appointed under section 3;
Returning Officer means the person appointed under regulation 228;
Returning Officer means a returning officer appointed under section 13 and, where a deputy returning officer appointed under section 18 is acting for the returning officer in accordance with his authority, includes a deputy returning officer;
Returning Officer means a person appointed by the Directors as a Returning Officer under clause A5-4(1) of this Appendix.
Returning Officer means a person appointed by the Directors as a Returning Officer under clause 4.1 of this Schedule.
Returning Officer means a person appointed by the Commission for the purpose of conducting an election or a referendum under this Act;
Returning Officer means, where voting in director elections or on resolutions is permitted by the Credit Union in ways other than in-person voting during a meeting of Members at the location of the meeting, that person appointed by the Board as the senior official responsible for overseeing the election voting and resolution voting processes using all permitted methods for compliance with all legal, regulatory and By-law requirements, or, in the absence of a specific appointment, the Corporate Secretary of the Credit Union;