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= Electoral divisions = | = <span id="s1"></span>Electoral divisions = | ||
(1) The Parliament may provide for the allocation of membership of Urabba Parks eligible to elect members of the House of Ordinaries to electoral divisions, and specify the number of electoral divisions and the number of parliamentary memberships in those divisions. | (1) The Parliament may provide for the allocation of membership of Urabba Parks eligible to elect members of the House of Ordinaries to electoral divisions, and specify the number of electoral divisions and the number of parliamentary memberships in those divisions. | ||
(2) An electoral division shall not be formed out of membership granted by or subject to the law of different jurisdictional divisions, unless the electoral division comprises all the membership of Urabba Parks eligible to elect members of the House of Ordinaries granted by or subject to the law of those jurisdictional divisions. | (2) <span id="s2"></span>An electoral division shall not be formed out of membership granted by or subject to the law of different jurisdictional divisions, unless the electoral division comprises all the membership of Urabba Parks eligible to elect members of the House of Ordinaries granted by or subject to the law of those jurisdictional divisions. | ||
= <span id="EM"></span>Relevant note from the Explanatory Memorandum = | |||
125. This section, based on the corresponding section of the Australian Constitution, provides for the allocation of membership of Urabba Parks to electoral divisions by the Parliament and clarifies the situation regarding membership granted by or subject to the law of different jurisdictional divisions – membership granted by or subject to the law of different jurisdictional divisions may not form an electoral division unless the electoral division consists of all membership granted by or subject to the law of those jurisdictional divisions. | |||
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Electoral divisions[edit | edit source]
(1) The Parliament may provide for the allocation of membership of Urabba Parks eligible to elect members of the House of Ordinaries to electoral divisions, and specify the number of electoral divisions and the number of parliamentary memberships in those divisions.
(2) An electoral division shall not be formed out of membership granted by or subject to the law of different jurisdictional divisions, unless the electoral division comprises all the membership of Urabba Parks eligible to elect members of the House of Ordinaries granted by or subject to the law of those jurisdictional divisions.
Relevant note from the Explanatory Memorandum[edit | edit source]
125. This section, based on the corresponding section of the Australian Constitution, provides for the allocation of membership of Urabba Parks to electoral divisions by the Parliament and clarifies the situation regarding membership granted by or subject to the law of different jurisdictional divisions – membership granted by or subject to the law of different jurisdictional divisions may not form an electoral division unless the electoral division consists of all membership granted by or subject to the law of those jurisdictional divisions.