r. 109 (2) A candidate cannot in his or her personal statement refer to another candidate standing in the election without the written consent of that other candidate. (3) Written consent required by subregulation (2) must be lodged with the Victorian Electoral Commission together with the candidate's personal statement. (4) A candidate may lodge a recent passport size photograph with the Victorian Electoral Commission before noon on the nomination day for inclusion in the candidate's personal statement. (5) A personal statement and a photograph may be lodged— (a) in person by the candidate or by another person; or (b) by sending the personal statement and photograph by post; or (c) in the case of a personal statement, by sending a copy of the personal statement by electronic or facsimile transmission; or (d) in the case of a photograph, by sending a copy of the photograph by electronic (6) The Victorian Electoral Commission may specify formatting limitations that will apply to the publication of the candidate statements and may alter the format of submitted statements to comply with those limitations. (7) The Victorian Electoral Commission must not print any words of a candidate's personal statement that exceed the number of words fixed by the Victorian Electoral Commission under section 2.6.63(8) of the Act.
(2) A candidate cannot in his or her personal statement refer to another candidate standing in the election without the written consent of that other candidate. (3) Written consent required by subregulation (2) must be lodged with the Victorian Electoral Commission together with the candidate's personal statement. (4) A candidate may lodge a recent passport size photograph with the Victorian Electoral Commission before noon on the nomination day for inclusion in the candidate's personal statement. (5) A personal statement and a photograph may be lodged— (a) in person by the candidate or by another person; or (b) by sending the personal statement and photograph by post; or (c) in the case of a personal statement, by sending a copy of the personal statement by electronic or facsimile transmission; or (d) in the case of a photograph, by sending a copy of the photograph by electronic (6) The Victorian Electoral Commission may specify formatting limitations that will apply to the publication of the candidate statements and may alter the format of submitted statements to comply with those limitations. r. 109 (7) The Victorian Electoral Commission must not print any words of a candidate's personal statement that exceed the number of words fixed by the Victorian Electoral Commission under section 2.6.63(8) of the Act.
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