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Gorchymyn Senedd Cymru (Cynrychiolaeth y Bobl) (Diwygio) 2020

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Diwygio Atodlen 5 (rheolau etholiadau Senedd Cymru)

46.—(1Mae Atodlen 5 (rheolau etholiadau Senedd Cymru) wedi ei diwygio fel a ganlyn.

(2Yn rheol 4 (enwebu ymgeiswyr mewn etholiad etholaethol)—

(a)ym mharagraff (2)—

(i)yn is-baragraff (a), ar ôl “names;” mewnosoder “and”;

(ii)hepgorer is-baragraff (b);

(b)ar ôl paragraff (4) mewnosoder—

(4A) The constituency nomination paper must be accompanied by a form (in this Schedule referred to as the “home address form”) which states the candidate’s—

(a)full names; and

(b)home address in full.

(4B) The home address form as set out in form CZ in Schedule 10—

(a)may contain a statement made and signed by the candidate that the candidate requires their home address not to be made public; and

(b)if it does so, must—

(i)state the constituency within which that address is situated; or

(ii)where the candidate’s home address is outside the United Kingdom, state the country in which it is situated.

(4C) Where a home address form has been completed and returned with the constituency nomination paper and the candidate has requested that their home address not be made public, the information as provided in paragraph (4B)(b) only will appear on the statement of persons nominated and the ballot paper.;

(c)ar ôl paragraff (6) mewnosoder—

(7) (a) During ordinary office hours on any day, after the latest time for delivery of constituency nomination papers and before the date of the poll, the following persons may inspect the home address form of a candidate (“candidate A”)—

(i)a person standing nominated as a candidate (“candidate B”) in the same constituency as candidate A;

(ii)the election agent or subscriber of candidate B; or

(iii)where candidate B is acting as their own election agent, any person nominated by candidate B;

(b)where a person has been nominated by more than one constituency nomination paper, the reference to the subscriber in sub-paragraph (a)(ii) is a reference to—

(i)the subscriber on the nomination paper that the candidate may select; or

(ii)in the absence of such a selection, the nomination paper which was first delivered in accordance with rule 4(1);

(c)nothing in this rule permits any person to take a copy of, or extracts from, any home address form;

(d)the returning officer must not permit a home address form to be inspected otherwise than in accordance with this rule, or for some other purpose authorised by law.

(8) (a) The returning officer must destroy each candidate’s home address form—

(i)on the next day following the 35th day after the officer has returned the name of the Member elected; or

(ii)if an election petition questioning the election or return is presented before that day, as soon as is practicable following the conclusion of proceedings on the petition or on appeal from such proceedings;

(b)for the purposes of sub-paragraph (a), any day falling within rule 2 must be disregarded.

(3Mae rheol 6 (enwebu ymgeiswyr unigol mewn etholiad rhanbarthol) wedi ei diwygio fel a ganlyn.

(a)ym mharagraff (2)—

(i)yn is-baragraff (a), ar ôl “names;” mewnosoder “and”;

(ii)hepgorer is-baragraff (b);

(b)ar ôl paragraff (4) mewnosoder—

(4A) The individual nomination paper must be accompanied by a form (in this Schedule referred to as the “home address form”) which states the candidate’s—

(a)full names; and

(b)home address in full.

(4B) The home address form as set out in form CZ in Schedule 10—

(a)may contain a statement made and signed by the candidate that the candidate requires their home address not to be made public; and

(b)if it does so, must—

(i)state the constituency within which that address is situated; or

(ii)where the candidate’s home address is outside the United Kingdom, state the country in which is it situated.

(4C) Where a home address form has been completed and returned with the regional nomination paper and the candidate has requested that their home address not be made public, the information as provided in paragraph (4B)(b) only will appear on the statement of persons nominated and the ballot paper.;

(c)ar ôl paragraff (5) mewnosoder—

(6) (a) During ordinary office hours on any day, after the latest time for delivery of regional nomination papers and before the date of the poll, the following persons may inspect the home address form of a candidate (“candidate A”)—

(i)person standing nominated as a candidate (“candidate B”) in the same region as candidate A;

(ii)the election agent or subscriber of candidate B; or

(iii)where candidate B is acting as their own election agent, any person nominated by candidate B;

(b)where a person has been nominated by more than one regional nomination paper, the reference to the subscriber in sub-paragraph (a)(ii) is a reference to—

(i)the subscriber on the nomination paper that the candidate may select; or

(ii)in the absence of such a selection, to the nomination paper which was first delivered in accordance with rule 4(1);

(c)nothing in this rule permits any person to take a copy of, or extracts from, any home address form;

(d)the returning officer must not permit a home address form to be inspected otherwise than in accordance with this rule, or for some other purpose authorised by law.

(7) (a) The returning officer must destroy each candidate’s home address form—

(i)on the next day following the 35th day after the officer has returned the name of the member elected; or

(ii)if an election petition questioning the election or return is presented before that day, as soon as is practicable following the conclusion of proceedings on the petition or on appeal from such proceedings;

(b)for the purposes of sub-paragraph (a), any day falling within rule 2 must be disregarded.

(4Mae rheol 7 (enwebu pleidiau ac ymgeiswyr rhestr plaid mewn etholiad rhanbarthol) wedi ei diwygio fel a ganlyn.

(a)Ym mharagraff (4)—

(i)yn is-baragraff (a), hepgorer “and”;

(ii)hepgorer is-baragraff (b).

(b)Ar ôl paragraff (6) mewnosoder—

(6A) The party nomination paper must be accompanied by a form (in this Schedule referred to as the “home address form”), in respect of each party list candidate, which states the candidate’s—

(a)full names; and

(b)home address in full.

(6B) The home address form as set out in form CZ in Schedule 10—

(a)may contain a statement made and signed by the candidate that the candidate requires their home address not to be made public; and

(b)if it does so, must—

(i)state the constituency within which that address is situated; or

(ii)where the candidate’s home address is outside the United Kingdom, state the country in which it is situated.

(6C) Where a home address form has been completed and returned with the party nomination paper and the candidate has requested that their home address not be made public, the information as provided in paragraph (6B)(b) only will appear on the statement of persons nominated and the ballot paper.

(c)Ar ôl paragraff (7) mewnosoder—

(8) During ordinary office hours on any day, after the latest time for delivery of a party nomination paper and before the date of the poll, the following persons may inspect the home address form of a candidate (“candidate A”)—

(i)person standing nominated as a candidate (“candidate B”) in the same region as candidate A;

(ii)the election agent or subscriber of candidate B; or

(iii)where candidate B is acting as their own election agent, any person nominated by candidate B;

(b)where a person has been nominated by more than one party nomination paper, the reference to the subscriber in sub-paragraph (a)(ii) is a reference to—

(i)the subscriber on the nomination paper that the candidate may select; or

(ii)in the absence of such a selection, the nomination paper which was first delivered in accordance with rule 4(1);

(c)nothing in this rule permits any person to take a copy of, or extracts from, any home address form;

(d)the returning officer must not permit a home address form to be inspected otherwise than in accordance with this rule, or for some other purpose authorised by law.

(9) The returning officer must destroy each candidate’s home address form—

(i)on the next day following the 35th day after the officer has returned the name of the member elected; or

(ii)if an election petition questioning the election or return is presented before that day, as soon as is practicable following the conclusion of proceedings on the petition or on appeal from such proceedings;

(b)for the purposes of sub-paragraph (a), any day falling within rule 2 must be disregarded.

(5Ym mharagraff (2) o reol 16 (etholiad etholaethol; cyhoeddi datganiad o’r personau a enwebwyd), ar ôl “addresses” mewnosoder “, or such relevant information as provided in the home address form”.

(6Ym mharagraff (3)(a) o reol 17 (etholiad rhanbarthol: cyhoeddi datganiad o’r pleidiau a’r personau eraill a enwebwyd), ar ôl “addresses” mewnosoder “, or such relevant information as provided in the home address form”.

(7Ym mharagraff (3)(a) o reol 24 (y papur pleidleisio mewn etholiad etholaethol), ar ôl “nominated” mewnosoder “(but must not contain a candidate’s home address where a candidate has completed a home address form and requested that their address not be made public)”.

(8Ym mharagraff (3)(a) o reol 25 (y papur pleidleisio mewn etholiad rhanbarthol), ar ôl “nominated” mewnosoder “(but must not contain a candidate’s home address where a candidate has completed a home address form and requested that their address not be made public)”.

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