The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 42
Elections
Elections.
Confirmation of orders as to elections, &c.
6. The principal Act shall be construed as if there were
substituted for the rules numbered one and three in the first part of the second schedule to the principal Act the rules in the second schedule to this Act, and the references in the principal Act to the second schedule to that Act, or the first part of that schedule, shall be construed to refer to the said schedule or the first part thereof, with the provisions so substituted; but the said substitution shall not affect anything done before the passing of this Act.
Election of school board.
7. If any overseer or other officer has in his possession
or under his control any rate book or other document which under the Elementary Education Acts, 1870 and 1873, or any order made there under, constitutes the register of persons entitled to vote at an election of a school board, or at the passing of a resolution for an application for a school board, and such overseer or other officer refuses or fails to comply with the directions of any order of the Education Department confirmed by this Act, or made in pursuance of the Elementary Education Acts, 1870 and 1873, with respect to the production, inspection, or copying of such book or document, or the assisting any returning officer at any such election or passing of a resolution, such overseer or officer shall be liable, on summary conviction, to a penalty not exceeding five pounds for every day during which he so refuses or fails.
Overseers to allow inspection of ratebooks and other-wise assist returning officers.
8. Every person who under the principal Act is dis-
qualified by a conviction for corrupt practices at any election from exercising any franchise for any term of years shall be also disqualified during the same term of years from being a member of a school board and from holding any municipal office.
Amendment of 33 & 31 Vict, c. 75, s. 91, as to corrupt practices at elections.
9. The election of any member of a school board, and
the passing of a resolution for an application for a school board under the elementary Education Acts, 1870 and 1873, shall not be questioned except within six months after the declaration of the election of such member or of the passing of such resolution, whether such declaration was made before or after the passing of this Act.
Questioning of election and resolution.