E-3.3 - Election Act

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40.12.14. Before striking off or refusing to enter a person’s name, the permanent board must, unless the person is present, convene the person by way of a written notice stating the grounds for the decision it intends to make and allow the person to present observations within 20 days.
The notice must be notified by registered mail or by the revising officers to the person concerned or, if it cannot be notified, it must be left at or sent to the address entered on the permanent list of electors or at any other place where the permanent board or the revising officers have reason to believe the person may be reached.
A certificate of the notification shall be drawn up by the sender or by the revising officers in the prescribed form and returned to the permanent board.
1999, c. 15, s. 3; 2001, c. 72, s. 2; I.N. 2016-01-01 (NCCP).
40.12.14. Before striking off or refusing to enter a person’s name, the permanent board must, unless the person is present, convene the person by way of a written notice stating the grounds for the decision it intends to make and allow the person to present observations within 20 days.
The notice must be served by registered or certified mail or by the revising officers on the person concerned or, if it cannot be served, it must be left at or sent to the address entered on the permanent list of electors or at any other place where the permanent board or the revising officers have reason to believe the person may be reached.
A certificate of the service shall be drawn up by the sender or by the revising officers in the prescribed form and returned to the permanent board.
1999, c. 15, s. 3; 2001, c. 72, s. 2.
40.12.14. Before striking off or refusing to enter a person’s name, the permanent board must, unless the person is present, convene the person by way of a written notice stating the grounds for the decision it intends to make and allow the person to present observations within 30 days.
The notice must be served by the revising officers on the person concerned or, if it cannot be served, it must be left at the address entered on the permanent list of electors or at any other place where the permanent board or the revising officers have reason to believe the person may be reached.
A certificate of the service shall be drawn up by the revising officers in the prescribed form and returned to the permanent board.
1999, c. 15, s. 3.