Electoral Amendment Act | Act 1 of 2023 — South Africa law | Esheria

Electoral Amendment Act

This section amends the Electoral Act by adding definitions for “candidate” and “Constitution.”

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Jurisdiction
South Africa
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Act 1 of 2023
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
en
Updated
Official source
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National Assembly seats amendment appeal handling appeals appointments appointments and removals ballot access ballot papers candidate certification candidate definitions candidate deposits candidate designation candidate eligibility candidate list compliance candidate list management candidate lists candidate nomination candidate nominations candidate refunds candidate registration candidate representation candidate seat allocation commencement commission decisions +69 more

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This section amends the Electoral Act by adding definitions for “candidate” and “Constitution.” This provision amends the definitions section of the Electoral Act by adding definitions for “Grondwet” and “kandidaat.” This section adds and changes several definitions, including “independent candidate,” “list of independent candidates,” “political liaison committee,” “province,” and “region.” This section amends subsection (1) so the Commission must consult the national political liaison committee. A party must provide a signed declaration that candidates on its provincial list are registered to vote in the relevant province, and certain parties must submit voter details and meet support thresholds for nominations.