Cancellation of party registration
The NSW Electoral Commissioner may cancel the registration of a party.
The cancellation of a party registration may occur:
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at the written request of the registered officer of a party or
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if the NSW Electoral Commissioner is satisfied on reasonable grounds that:
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a registered party no longer exists (for example, because it was merged with another party)
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a registered party is no longer eligible to be a registered party
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after registration, the party did not nominate any candidate at a general election or
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the party’s registration was obtained by fraud or misrepresentation.
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If the registration of a party is cancelled, the NSW Electoral Commissioner will:
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notify the registered officer of the party of the cancellation and the reasons for cancellation
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publish a notice of cancellation in the NSW Government Gazette and on the NSW Electoral Commission’s website
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remove the party’s name and other particulars from the register.