§ Electoral Act s. 55Objections material to final results of election

(1) Despite Parts 1 to 3 of this
Chapter, any interested party may make an objection concerning any aspect
of an election that
is material to the f i a l result of the election.
(2) The objection must be made to the Commission in the prescribed manner not later
than 21:OO on the second day after the voting day.
(3) The Commission, on good cause shown, may condone a late objection.
(4) The Commission, in the prescribed manner, must decide the objection, and must
notify the objector and any otherparties involved in the objection, of the decision.
(5) An objector or other party involved inthe objection and whofeels aggrieved by the
decision of the Commission, may appealto the Electoral Courtin the prescribed manner.
(6) The Eiectoral Court, in the prescribed marmer, must consider and decide the appeal
and notify the parties to the appeal of its decision.
(7) The result of an election is not suspended pending
the decision of the Electoral
Court.