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91. Ordination of the Federal Minister for Education, Science and Culture, with which the 2005-HSWO High-School and High-School Electoral Regulations are adopted in 2005
Due to § 48 of the Federal Act on the Representation of the Students (High-school and High-school Student Law 1998-HSG 1998), BGBl. I n ° 22/1999, as last amended by the Federal Law Gazette (BGBl). I No 1/2005, shall be arranged:
table of contents
Section 1
Establishment and duties of election commissions
§ 1. Election Commissions
§ 2. Composition of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School and High School Students
§ 3. Members of the Electoral Commission at the Austrian High School and High School Students
§ 4. Federal Representation
§ 5. Composition of election commissions in university and high school students at universities
§ 6. Members of the electoral commissions of the university students and high school students at the universities
§ 7. Duties of the chairpersons of the electoral commissions and of the alternates
§ 8. Observers in the election commissions
§ 9. Reformation of electoral commissions
§ 10. Funerals in the election commissions
§ 11. Convening of election commissions
§ 12. Niederschrift
§ 13. Subcommissions
§ 14. Tasks of the electoral commissions in the university and university students ' university
§ 15. Tasks of the Electoral Commission at the Austrian High School and High School Students
§ 16. Election days
Section 2
Voters 'and voters' directories
§ 17. Collection of eligible voters
§ 18. Voters 'and voters' directories
§ 19. Stitch tag
§ 20. Objections to the voters 'and voters' registers
Section 3
Nominations and nominations
§ 21. Nominations
§ 22. Denomination of the elective groups
§ 23. Candidate and Candidate List
§ 24. Declarations of consent
§ 25. Delegation Plenipotentiary Representatives
§ 26. Support declarations
§ 27. Candidature for student representatives
§ 28. Examination and improvement of election proposals and candidatures
§ 29. Withdrawal of nominations and nominations
§ 30. Invalid nominations and nominations
§ 31. Authorisation and publication of nominations
Section 4
Conduct of the elections
§ 32. Announcement of elections
§ 33. Polling stations
§ 34. Electoral cell
§ 35. Leadership of the election and the start of the electoral process
§ 36. Election envelopes
§ 37. Exercise of the right to vote
§ 38. Identification of identity and the right to vote
§ 39. Voting
§ 40. Voting Directory
§ 41. Note in the ID for students
§ 42. Cases of doubt
§ 43. Official ballot
§ 44. Valid ballot
§ 45. Invalid ballot
§ 46. Examination of ballot papers and ballot counting
§ 47. Assessment of the electoral process
§ 48. Special circumstances
Section 5
Elections to Academies
§ 49. Choice of student body
§ 50. Representation of the academy
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List Associations and Electoral Community
§ 51. List Associations
§ 52. Electoral Community
Section 7
Election result
§ 53. Determination of the results of the election
§ 54. Allocation of the mandates for the Federal Representation
§ 55. Assignment of the mandates for the university representatives and the student representatives
§ 56. Election of the election result
§ 57. Understanding of the elected
§ 58. Objections to the election of the Federal Representation
§ 59. Objections to the elections of the university representatives and student representatives
§ 60. Reelection
8. Section
Final provisions
§ 61. In-force pedals
§ 62. Out-of-Force Trees
§ 63. Transitional provisions
Appendix 1 Niederschrift
Appendix 2 Nomination
Appendix 3 Explanations of support for the nomination
Appendix 4 Announcement of candidacy
Appendix 5 Voting Directory
Appendix 6 Official ballot
Appendix 7 Official ballot paper (student representation)
Appendix 8 Assessment of the electoral process
Appendix 8-A University representation of students
Appendix 8-B Student Representation
Appendix 9 Assignment of the Mandate (federal representation)
Appendix 10 Assignment of the Mandate (University Representation)
Appendix 11 Assignment of the Mandate (study representation)
Appendix 12 Understanding
Appendix 13 Understanding
Section 1
Establishment and duties of election commissions
Election Commissions
§ 1. (1) Permanent election commissions are set up at the Austrian High School and the University of the University of Austria and the university students ' high school and university students.
(2) The Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School of Student Affairs, with the participation of the electoral commissions in the high school and high school students at the universities, is responsible for the conduct of the elections in the Federal representation of the students.
(3) The election commissions of the high school and high school students at the universities are for the conduct of the elections to the university representatives, the study representatives and for the participation in the elections for the federal representation Responsible.
(4) In order to conduct the election of mandatarians to the federal representation by the electoral community and to determine the mandatars to be elected by the list associations, the electoral commission is at the Austrian high school and high school students in charge.
(5) The chairperson of the election commissions at the university or university of higher education at the universities or universities, respectively. the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School and High School of Student Affairs has to attend the constitutive meetings of the university representatives or to invite the Federal Office of the Federal Republic of Germany to the election of one or more chairpersons and their deputits or their deputits.
Composition of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School and High School Students
§ 2. The Election Commission, set up by the Austrian High School and High School of Students, consists of:
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one or one representative or representative to be determined by the three mandate-strongest clubs in the Federal Representation of the students, |
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one or one of the right-wing employees to be sent by the Federal Minister or the Federal Minister, as chairperson or chairman, or whose deputy or deputy. |
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Members of the Electoral Commission at the Austrian High School and High School Students
§ 3. (1) The members of the Electoral Commission at the Austrian High School of Student Affairs are to be nominated by the three most-mandated clubs in the Federal Representation.
(2) The members of the electoral commission, with the exception of the chairman or the chairman, shall be known by the club chairmen or the club chairmen of the respective clubs of the election commission or the chairman of the electoral commission. No one shall be entitled to more than one electoral commission. The posting of these members of the Electoral Commission shall be effective through the Angelobung.
(3) Before the appointment of the Office, all members of the electoral commissions shall have the vow to remove the strict impartiality and conscientious performance of their duties.
Federal Representation
§ 4. (1) The Federal Representation shall belong to the elected representatives elected by the university representatives, the academy representatives, the electoral community and the list associations.
(2) The newly elected university representatives have to elect student representatives in accordance with the principle of proportional representation in the federal representation of the students. In the case of the election, the d ` Hondtsche method shall be applied for the university representation on the basis of the votes cast. The election shall be carried out on the basis of a decision of this institution, in accordance with the proportion of votes represented by the elective groups represented in the university representation. The student representatives to be elected are to be determined by the respective elective groups and have to be student representatives or student representatives according to § 21 HSG 1998 of this university. An overall proposal shall be put to the vote in the election. The Chairman of the Electoral Commission has the chairperson of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School of Students and High Students the Mandataries for the Federal Representation up to a maximum of two weeks after the last Election day to be announced. Subsequent nominations shall be admissible.
(3) The student representatives in the Federal Representation of the students from the circle of student representatives at the time of the high school elections have the representatives of the student representatives. Students ' representatives according to § 21 HSG 1998 of this academy to choose. The election has to take place in the elective semester. As a result, the Akademievertretung der or the Chairman of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High-School Students ' Electoral Commission has the mandatarians for the federal representation up to a maximum of two weeks after the last election day to be known. Subsequent nominations shall be admissible.
(4) Members of the university representatives and academy representatives who form the electoral community shall elect the student representatives to the federal representation. The choice is to be made by the electoral commission at the Austrian High School and High School.
(5) Election voting groups which have joined a list association and have received a mandate have, through the joint or joint service representative of the election commission of the Austrian Electoral Commission or the Chairman of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian To announce the Mandatarin or the Mandatarie as well as a substitute for the Federal Representation no later than two weeks after the last election day of the high-school and high school students ' election. The Mandatarin or the Mandate as well as a substitute shall be chosen by the appointing agents of the electoral groups of the list association.
(6) Mandatarians and mandataries of the Federal Representation have joined together to form clubs. The merger is to be announced to the Chairman of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School Students ' Electoral Commission within one week after the constitutive meeting. Each club is represented by one or one club chairman, who is also the chairman of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School Students ' Electoral Commission within one week after the constitutive meeting. is to be announced. More detailed rules on club formation are to be laid down in the Statute.
Composition of election commissions in university and high school students at universities
§ 5. The election commissions set up at the universities in the university of higher education consist of:
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in each case, one or one representative of the three voting groups strongest in the final university representation of the students in each of the votes cast, or of one representative, |
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one or one of the right-wing employees to be sent by the Federal Minister or the Federal Minister, as chairperson or chairman, or whose deputy or deputy. |
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Members of the electoral commissions of the university students and high school students at the universities
§ 6. 1. The members of the election commissions, with the exception of the chairman and the members of any sub-commissions, shall be the appointing agents or the appointing representative of the respective electoral group of the or to the Chairman of the Electoral Commission. No one shall be entitled to more than one electoral commission or sub-commission. The posting of these members of the Electoral Commission and of the members of any sub-commissions shall be effective through the Angelobung.
(2) Before the appointment of the Office, all members of the electoral commissions shall have the vow to remove the strict impartiality and conscientious performance of their duties.
Duties of the chairpersons of the electoral commissions and of the alternates
§ 7. (1) The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission shall ensure the convening and management of the meetings, the preparation of the minutes of each meeting and the reformation of the Electoral Commission (§ 9). She or he conducts the Angelobung of the Members of the Electoral Commission and of the Sub-Commissions, conducts the votes and executes the decisions of the Electoral Commission.
(2) In the event of the prevention of the chairman or the chairman, his or her duties shall have the right-handed deputy appointed by the Federal Minister or the Federal Minister, or the right-handed legal person appointed by the Federal Minister or the Federal Minister of State. Deputy to take over.
Observers in the election commissions
§ 8. (1) Yene elective groups who are not already represented by a member in the electoral commission of the high school and high school students at the universities are entitled to join one observer each or one observer in the Commission to send the election commission.
(2) Jene clubs, who are not already represented in the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School and High School Students by a member nominated by a member of the right to be sent, shall be entitled to have one observer each, or one To send observers to the electoral commission.
Reformation of electoral commissions
§ 9. (1) Following the determination of the results of the election, the Chairperson of each Electoral Commission has, in the case of high-school and high school students at the universities, the appointing representative or the appointing representative. the electoral groups, who are entitled to the right to send a member to the Electoral Commission, on the basis of the result of the election, to call for the announcement of this member.
(2) After the formation of the club, the chairperson of the Electoral Commission has the chairmen of the Austrian High School of Student Affairs, who have the right to send a member to the electoral commission on the basis of the club size. is to call for the announcement of this member.
(3) The new members shall be associated with the incumbents ' groups who are no longer eligible for the right to pay, or members of the Election Commission, which are no longer eligible for the right to pay, (retraining). The order of the leaving is determined according to the number of votes of the electing group in such a way that the member, which is no longer eligible for the right of withdrawal with the least number of votes, leaves the member first. The order of leaving the electoral commission of the Austrian high school and high school students depends on the mandate of the clubs.
(4) If there are eligible groups or groups entitled to the right of withdrawal, The remaining members of the Electoral Commission shall remain, the remaining members of the electoral commission, the remaining members of the electoral commission, and the remaining members of the electoral commission, respectively, who are not eligible to vote in any more than the previous No more club-eligible clubs have been announced, up to seven weeks before the next election day in office. After that, they are divorced from the electoral commission. If the election commission is no longer able to take a quorum, the chairman or the chairman shall decide on their own.
Funerals in the election commissions
§ 10. (1) The electoral commission shall have a quorum in the presence of the Chairperson or of the Chairperson and at least two other members. It makes its decisions with a simple majority of votes. If no decision is taken by the electoral commission, the chairman or the chairman shall decide on their own.
(2) Where the Electoral Commission is not quorum, the Chairman or Chairperson shall decide solely on the items of the agenda issued for the meeting.
(3) If a vote is equal to a vote, the vote shall be taken by the chairman or the chairman.
Convening of election commissions
§ 11. (1) The Chairperson shall, after knowledge of any facts which require a decision of the Electoral Commission, convene the Electoral Commission without delay, but at the latest within one week of being informed of a meeting. The invitation to do so must be made in good time, at least three working days before the meeting, if necessary also by means of suitable telecommunication means. It shall contain an agenda.
(2) Each member of the Electoral Commission and each observer and each observer in the Electoral Commission may require the holding of a meeting of the Electoral Commission, with the addition of an agenda from the Chairman or Chairperson. Such meetings shall be invited immediately, but at the latest within three working days of the request. The meeting shall be held at the ehestpossibility, but at the latest within two weeks after the load has been completed.
(3) The Electoral Commission may take the convening of a meeting by decision at a previous meeting. Members and observers who are not present shall be immediately informed of such a decision.
Niederschrift
§ 12. A minutes shall be made at each meeting of an electoral commission and sub-commission. For this purpose, forms shall be based on the model of Appendix 1 to use. The minutes shall contain a brief description of the course of the meeting and the decisions taken. The minutes are to be signed by the members of the electoral commission present (Subcommission). If the signature is not made by all the members present, the reason for this shall be stated.
Subcommissions
§ 13. (1) The electoral commissions of the high school and high school students at the universities may appoint sub-commissions if it is more appropriate to organise the conduct of the elections. Each sub-commission shall be allocated an exactly circumscribed circle of persons entitled to vote.
(2) Decision-making on the establishment of sub-commissions and their areas of action shall be taken at the latest three weeks before the last election day. The sub-commissions shall be constituted before the start of the election of the first election day.
(3) Each sub-commission of the Electoral Commission of the University of Bremen has at least three representatives of the elective groups represented in the university representation of the students. shall be included. The composition of the subcommission shall be determined by decision of the Electoral Commission. The other non-represented groups and the elective groups shall be entitled to send an observer or observer to the sub-commissions for which these electoral groups have been admitted to the election.
(4) The relevant provisions for the election commission (§ § 2 to 5) shall apply for the posting, taking up office and the Angelobung of the members of the subcommissions. A possible transformation of the sub-commissions is to be carried out by the electoral commission.
(5) A member of the Subcommission shall be appointed by the Election Commission to the Chairman or Chairperson. The provisions on the powers and duties of one or one chairman of the electoral commission (§ 4) shall apply to them or to him for the role of the subcommission.
Tasks of the electoral commissions in the university and university students ' university
§ 14. (1) The election commissions shall, in particular, be:
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the fact that the voting days have been made and the dates and time limits resulting therefrom; |
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the electoral roll-out of the voters ' register, |
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Decisions on objections to the lists of persons entitled to vote (Article 20 (3)), |
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the identification of the number of mandates to be awarded for each institution, |
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the examination of the nominations, |
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the management of the electoral process, |
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the examination of the identity and the voter's right to vote, |
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the receipt of the ballot papers and the decision on the validity of the ballot papers issued, |
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the determination of the results of the election; |
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the assignment of the mandates to the elective groups and the candidates for the student representatives, |
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the understanding of elected mandataries, |
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the understanding of the results of the vote, |
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the modest determination of the erasure of mandates pursuant to § 43 HSG 1998 and the subsequent assignment of mandates to persons (§ 57 (3) to (6)), |
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the implementation of the provisions of § 50 of the HSG in 1998, if they take place jointly with high-school and high-school elections, |
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the holding of the constituent meeting of the university representation with the election of the chairman and of his/her deputiors or alternates, |
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Establishment of an appointment, up to which the university representation is to be announced, which are to be selected in the form of summarized study representatives. |
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(2) At the latest on the eighth day before the first election day, the election commissions shall have the admissible valid nominations in the order in accordance with section 43 (2). The meeting will be carried out by public hanging in the premises of the Austrian High School and the University of Hochschülerschaft and Hochschülerschaften at the universities, as well as by the Rector or the Rector Allocated billboards.
(3) The election results shall be available within one week from the last election day. At the same time as the election result has been announced, the assignment of the mandates and the understanding of the elected representatives have to be carried out. The provisions of paragraph 2 shall apply mutaficily to the form of the agreement.
(4) The Chairman of the Electoral Commission shall be the Chairman of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School of Student Affairs and the Mandataries for the Federal Representation up to a maximum of two weeks after the election. last election day.
Tasks of the Electoral Commission at the Austrian High School and High School Students
§ 15. The Electoral Commission shall in particular:
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the organisation and implementation of the election of student representatives to the federal representation (§ 35a HSG 1998), |
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the implementation of the election of electoral communities in accordance with Section 35a (4) of the HSG 1998, |
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Determination of the mandatars to be sent by the list associations pursuant to Section 35a (5) of the HSG 1998, |
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the holding of the constituent meeting with the election of the chairman and of his/her alternates or substitutes, |
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the allocation of the mandates for the federal representation, |
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the decisions on objections. |
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Election days
§ 16. (1) Within two weeks after the entry into force of the regulation, the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School of Student Affairs has the Federal Minister or the Federal Minister for the purpose of determining the voting days and the resulting the dates and time limits for the electoral procedure.
(2) The communication has to be made by public hanging in the premises of the Austrian High School and the University of Hochschülerschaft and Hochschülerschaften at the universities, as well as by the Rector shall be assigned to the assigned office of the Election Commission.
Section 2
Voters 'and voters' directories
Collection of eligible voters
§ 17. For the elections of the university representatives and the student representatives are all regular students who have registered for the semester in which the election is held, the continuation of the studies according to § 35 para. 4 and 6 HSG 1998, optional.
Voters 'and voters' directories
§ 18. (1) The Rector of each university shall provide the Electoral Commission at the respective university, free of charge, at least five weeks before the last Election Day, the lists of the persons entitled to vote in sufficient numbers.
(2) These directories shall contain the persons entitled to vote separately for the university representation and for each student representation in order of their matriculation number or in alphabetical order. The election commissions may also decide that, instead of a separate directory for the university representation and each student body, an overall list of those entitled to vote in the field of action of the relevant electoral commission shall be held by the name of the institutions for which each or every person entitled to vote is actively entitled to vote. In addition, lists of persons entitled to vote may also be drawn up for the respective areas of action of the sub-commissions.
Stitch tag
§ 19. The right to vote and eligibility are to be assessed after a cut-off date, which is seven weeks before the first election day.
Objections to the voters 'and voters' registers
§ 20. (1) The lists of persons entitled to vote shall be placed within a period of five weeks before the last Election Day until three weeks before the last Election Day in the rooms of the university's high school and high school students. From the electoral commission of the high school students concerned, students are assigned to the billboards assigned by the rector or the rector to the high-school and high school students as well as the assigned office board of the The Commission shall inform the electoral commission on time, where and within which period of time the lists referred to are to be viewed.
(2) During this period, any member of the Austrian High School of Student Affairs may lodge an objection in writing to the chairman of the relevant Electoral Commission against the lists of eligible voters. collect.
(3) The electoral commission of the university of higher education at the respective university has to decide on objections to the lists of persons entitled to vote for all institutions to be elected until at least two weeks before the last election day. The Electoral Commission shall improve the lists if it is demonstrated that it has received appropriate documents or documents. No separate legal remedy is admissible against the decision of the Electoral Commission.
Section 3
Nominations and nominations
Nominations
§ 21. (1) Groups wishing to take part in the election shall, at the earliest seven weeks before the first election day and no later than four weeks before the last election day, submit a nomination to the competent electoral commission with registered letter. For this purpose, forms shall be used in accordance with the model of Appendix 2.
(2) The formal provision of the written letter shall not be required if the nomination is submitted in person within the time limit laid down in paragraph 1 of the chairman of the competent electoral commission or the chairman of the competent electoral commission. The handover is to be confirmed in writing by the chairperson or the chairman of the electoral commission as well as by another person present at the time of handover. The date, time and place of delivery shall be noted on the election proposal.
(3) Each nomination has to contain:
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the name of the elective group, including, where appropriate, a short designation corresponding to the name, |
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a list of candidates, |
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the declarations of consent of the candidates, |
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the name of a representative, or a representative, who is authorised to be authorised, |
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a sufficient number of statements of support (§ 26). |
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Denomination of the elective groups
§ 22. (1) where several nominations for an institution have the same or difficult names, the competent electoral commission shall have the appointing representatives and representatives of the eligible groups concerned to request, within three days, but at the latest two weeks before the last election day, the agreement on the distinguishing names. If an agreement is not reached, the relevant electoral commission shall establish different denominations of the nominations.
(2) In any case, electoral groups which have been represented in the institution concerned shall be entitled to maintain their previous name.
(3) The use of names of organs after the HSG 1973 and after the HSG in 1998 as the designation of an elective group is not permitted.
Candidate and Candidate List
§ 23. (1) The list of candidates shall not exceed twice as many people as those for which the institution concerned is to be given the mandate.
(2) For each nominee and candidate, please state:
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Pre- and surname, |
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nationality, |
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Year of birth, |
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Address, |
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the designation of studies, |
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the matriculation number. |
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(3) For each candidate, confirmation of the continuation of the course of study in the election semester is to be confirmed or proven.
(4) Candidates who are not passively entitled to vote are to be removed from the list of candidates and candidates.
(5) If a candidate list contains more candidates than is allowed, the outnumbered candidates shall be deleted.
Declarations of consent
§ 24. (1) A person may be included in the election proposal only if he or she has declared his or her consent in writing. The declaration shall be attached to the nomination.
(2) Candidates and candidates who have not issued a declaration of consent shall be deleted.
Delegation Plenipotentiary Representatives
§ 25. (1) Each election proposal and each list association in accordance with § 51 shall contain the first and first names and the address of a representative representative or representative of the appointing representative.
(2) If an election proposal does not give a representative representative or a representative representative, the person referred to in the first place of the nomination shall be deemed to be a representative representative of the election or as a representative of the person responsible for the election, or Representatives of the elective group shall be the representative of the appointing authority.
(3) The elective group or the list association may at any time replace the appointing representative or the appointing representative with another representative or another representative. Such declarations to be addressed to the Electoral Commission shall require the signature of the last representative of the appointing representative or of the last representative authorised to give an appointment. If this or this is not true and if, in the opinion of the electoral group, it is no longer able to represent the electoral group, the declaration must be made by more than half of the candidates, at the time the introduction of the electoral proposal was signed on this one. In the case of a list association, the declaration must be signed by more than half of the appointing representatives of those elective groups who have joined a list association.
Support declarations
§ 26. (1) Each nomination shall have at least the following number of statements of support from the person entitled to vote for the institution concerned:
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Institutions up to 1 000 persons entitled to vote must be 10, |
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Institutions with more than 1 000 persons entitled to vote of 30; |
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Institutions with more than 5 000 persons entitled to vote of 50, |
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institutions with more than 15 000 persons entitled to vote of 100, |
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Institutions with more than 30 000 persons entitled to vote of 150, |
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Institutions with more than 100 000 eligible voters of 200 eligible voters. |
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(2) In the case of any supporting declaration attached to the nomination, the name, the matriculation number, the address and the degree of study of the supporting person shall be given. In addition, confirmation of the continuation of the course of study of the student in the election semester is to be confirmed or proven. For the statements of support, forms shall be used in accordance with the model of Appendix 3.
(3) The report of the continuation of the study is to be confirmed by the Rector or the Rector.
(4) Electoral persons may not make a declaration of support for an institution unless they or he are entitled to vote in respect of the institution concerned.
(5) (4) Contradicting statements of support shall be deleted by the Electoral Commission as invalid if:
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the person who has made a statement of support is not entitled to vote at all; |
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the person is not actively entitled to vote in respect of the institution to which the nomination relates; the validity of the declaration of support of the same person to nomination proposals for institutions for which it is entitled to vote shall not be affected by this. |
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(6) Any withdrawal of individual statements of support after the election proposal has been received shall not be taken into account by the Electoral Commission, unless the supporter or the supporter of the Electoral Commission makes it credible that she or has been determined by a material error or by fraudulent deception or threat to support the election proposal and the withdrawal of the support declaration has been made no later than two weeks before the last election day.
Candidature for student representatives
§ 27. (1) In the case of electoral elections, each candidate shall, at the earliest seven weeks before the first election day and no later than four weeks before the last Election Day, have his or her candidacy with the relevant Electoral Commission at the earliest. to announce the letter written in the letter. For this purpose, forms shall be based on the model of Appendix 4 to use.
(2) The formal provision of the written letter shall not apply if the candidature is handed over in person within the time limit laid down in paragraph 1 of the chairperson of the competent electoral commission or the chairman of the competent electoral commission. The handover shall be confirmed in writing by the Chairperson or the President of the Electoral Commission as well as by a further person present at the time of the submission. The date, time and place of delivery shall be noted on the candidature.
(3) A confirmation of the continuation of the course of study in the semester of the election is to be connected to the candidature or to prove.
(4) For each nominee and each candidate, please state:
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Pre- and surname, |
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nationality, |
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Matriculation number, |
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Year of birth, |
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Address, |
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the name of the studies. |
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Examination and improvement of election proposals and candidatures
§ 28. (1) The election commissions shall immediately submit nominations and nominations for student representatives with regard to compliance with the provisions of § § 21 to 27 and with regard to the eligibility of candidates for the election of candidates and their eligibility for election. Candidates must be reviewed. The competent authorities of the universities shall provide the necessary information.
(2) An election proposal corresponds to the provisions of section 21 (1) and (3) (3) and (5) and a candidature to the provisions of section 27 (1) to (3), but has defects in respect of the provisions of § 23 (1) to (3) or § 26 (2) or (4) (4). , the Electoral Commission shall submit the nomination of the eligible group or group concerned, respectively. the announcement of the candidature of the respective candidate or candidate with a letter of resignation or in any other appropriate way to postpone the improvement.
(3) The improved nomination or the improved announcement of the candidacy shall be within a period of three days after receipt by the appointing representative or with the appointing representative. in the case of the candidate, but at the latest two weeks before the first election day of the competent electoral commission, to be presented with registered letter.
(4) The formal provision of the written letter is deleted if the improved nomination or the improved announcement of the candidacy are handed over in person within the period of paragraph 3 of the chairman of the competent electoral commission or the chairman of the competent electoral commission. . The handover shall be confirmed in writing both by the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission or by the Chairman of the Electoral Commission and by a person present at the time of the handover. The date, time and place of delivery must be noted on the improved election proposal or the improved announcement of the candidacy.
(5) Where nominations and nominations are not re-submitted in time for improvement, these nominations and nominations shall be deemed to be withdrawn.
(6) In the presence of an electronically-led list of persons entitled to vote, the Electoral Commission may decide that:
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in the case of the list of candidates and candidates, the indication of nationality, year of birth, address and studies in accordance with § 23 (2) (2) (2) to (5), |
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in the case of the statements of support, the indication of the degree programme and the address in accordance with section 26 (2), |
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in the case of nominations, the indication of nationality, year of birth, address and studies in accordance with § 27 (4) (2) and (4) to (6) |
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can be omitted.
(7) In the case of an electronically conducted list of persons entitled to vote, the Electoral Commission may decide that the submission of a confirmation or proof of the continuation of the course of study in the election semester
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pursuant to Section 23 (3) of the list of candidates and candidates, |
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in accordance with Article 26 (2) of the statement of support, |
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(8) Decisions pursuant to paragraphs 6 and 7 shall be taken prior to the commencement of the period of introduction of nominations and nominations and shall be made available in the form in accordance with § 16.
Withdrawal of nominations and nominations
§ 29. (1) An elective group or a candidate may withdraw the nomination or candidacy by a written declaration. However, this declaration must be received by the competent electoral commission at the latest two weeks before the first election day, and by the appointing representative or by the appointing representative of the elective group, and at least half of the eligible voters who supported the election proposal at the time, or be signed by the candidate or by the candidate.
(2) An election proposal shall also be deemed to have been withdrawn if all candidates have, at the latest two weeks before the first election day, waived their candidacy in writing with regard to the Electoral Commission.
(3) A candidacy shall be deemed to be withdrawn if the candidate in writing renounts her or his candidacy in writing to the Electoral Commission at the latest two weeks before the first election day.
Invalid nominations and nominations
§ 30. (1) Premature or delayed nominations and nominations, as well as election proposals, which comply with the provisions of § 21 (1) and (3) (3) to (3) and (5) as well as nominations which do not comply with the provisions of Section 27 (1) to (4); and withdrawn election proposals (§ 29) are invalid.
(2) In assessing compliance with time limits, the date and time of the post office stamp of the application post office or on personal handover, the date and time of the handover. In the event of an illegibility of the postmark, the election commission of the task note can be requested. In the case of postal stamps without specifying the time, the consignment shall be deemed to have been abandoned at 12 o'clock
Authorisation and publication of nominations
§ 31. (1) An election proposal shall be valid and to be accepted by the Electoral Commission if it complies with the provisions of Sections 21 to 26. A candidacy shall be valid and to be accepted by the Electoral Commission if it complies with the provisions of Section 27.
(2) The approved valid nominations and nominations as well as the list associations are amended in accordance with § 22, § 23 (5) and § 24 (2), respectively. in the form which has been improved in accordance with § 28 (3), in order to be able to be lurled at the latest on the eighth day before the first election day by institutions in the order in accordance with section 43 (2).
(3) The announcement has to be made by public proclamation in the rooms of the high school and high school students at the universities, as well as by the poster surfaces assigned by the Rector or the Rector and the office boards of the election commissions ,
(4) The validity of these nominations and candidatures shall not affect the validity of these nominations and nominations after publication of nominations and nominations.
(5) At the same time as the nominations have been published, the number of mandates to be given for each institution shall be determined.
Section 4
Conduct of the elections
Announcement of elections
§ 32. (1) The election commissions shall have the voting time and the polling stations to be levied no later than two weeks before the first election day. Section 31 (3) shall apply to the form of the ballot.
(2) The choice of voting time shall be such as to allow the exercise of the right to vote for all voters. At least six hours, a total of at least 24 hours, must be made available on each election day.
Polling stations
§ 33. (1) The Rector shall provide appropriate polling stations for the conduct of the electoral process at the universities. The required furnishings, such as the ballot box and the required electoral cells with appropriate facilities, are to be provided by the electoral commission at the university of higher education and high school students.
(2) In addition to the members of the Electoral Commission (Subcommission), only their subsidiary bodies, observers, observers, voters and voters may vote in the polling station to deliver the votes and, if necessary, to maintain calm and tranquillity. Regulation of the necessary official support. After the vote has been cast, voters will have to leave the polling station immediately.
(3) If it appears necessary for the undisturbed implementation of the election, the Chairman of the Electoral Commission (Subcommission) may have the electorate only individually to be admitted to the polling station.
Electoral cell
§ 34. (1) At least one electoral cell shall be present in each polling station. In order to facilitate the speedier conduct of the electoral process, a number of electoral cells may also be drawn up for an electoral commission (subcommission) in so far as the monitoring of the electoral process is not jeopardised.
(2) The electoral cell shall be established in such a way that the electorate in the cell shall be able to fill the ballot papers and enter into the electoral envelope without regard to any other person present in the polling station. If, for this purpose, specially constructed, fixed cells are not available, any separation device in the polling station, which prevents observation of the voter or voter in the electoral cell, is sufficient.
(3) The electoral cell shall be provided with a table and an armchair or with a standing desk, as well as with a writing document, with the required writing material for the filling of the ballot papers and sufficient lighting.
Leadership of the election and the start of the electoral process
§ 35. (1) The Electoral Commission (Subcommission) is responsible for the management of the electoral process and for the observance of the electoral rules.
(2) The Chairman or Chairman shall ensure the maintenance of the peace and order of the electoral process.
(3) The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission shall, on the first day of the election, have the lists of persons entitled to vote together with the prepared voting lists, the electoral envelopes and the counted official ballot papers, on the first election day before the election period. Election Commission or to submit the sub-commission in accordance with § 13. Immediately before the election begins, the members of the electoral commission (subcommission) have to convince themselves that the ballot box is empty.
(4) After the first and second election day, the electoral markets and the ballot boxes with the ballot boxes and ballot papers contained therein shall be kept under wraps by the members of the electoral commission (subcommission) until the ballot is continued. and to keep it safe.
Election envelopes
§ 36. (1) opaque electoral envelopes shall be used for the election.
(2) The affixing of words and remarks or signs on the electoral envelopes shall be inadmissible.
Exercise of the right to vote
§ 37. (1) The right to vote shall be exercised in person at the electoral commission of the university or its subcommission in the case of the university or its subcommission, with which the student is entitled to vote.
(2) For persons entitled to vote who are admitted to a number of studies or who are admitted for studies conducted jointly by a number of universities, and who, on the basis of the organisation of the electoral commission (subcommission), have their right to vote in favour of the various institutions have to exercise in several electoral commissions (sub-commissions) whose areas of activity overlap, the right to vote for the university representation of the students on the occasion of the first election in a Electoral Commission (Subcommission) at the relevant university shall be exercised.
(3) The right to vote of students admitted to an individual course of study shall be exercised by the Electoral Commission, which is responsible for the determination in accordance with Section 35 (7) of the HSG 1998.
(4) The right to vote shall be exercised in person. Blind, severely visually impaired and body-or sensual-disabled voters may lead and help themselves from an accompanying person who they can choose for themselves. Apart from these cases, the electoral cell may only be entered by one person.
(5) Persons who are disabled in the form of a body or a sensory system are those to whom the ballot of the ballot paper without external assistance cannot be attributed.
(6) On the admissibility of the use of an accompanying person, the Electoral Commission (Subcommission) decides in case of doubt. Each vote with the aid of an accompanying person shall be recorded in the minutes of the election process.
Identification of identity and the right to vote
§ 38. (1) Each voter and voter at a university has to prove their identity before the Electoral Commission (Subcommission) by means of the ID for students of the relevant university.
(2) The determination of the right to vote shall be carried out solely on the basis of the list of persons entitled to vote in accordance with § 18.
Voting
§ 39. (1) Each and every student must first be expleted by the student ID card. If it is registered in the list of persons entitled to vote, the chairman of the electoral commission (sub-commission) has to hand over the empty ballot and the official ballot or ballot to which he or she is entitled to vote.
(2) The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (Subcommission) shall instruct the electorate or the voter to go to the electoral cell. There, the voter fills the official ballots, places them in the envelope, emerges from the electoral cell and hands over the envelope of the election commission or the chairman of the electoral commission (subcommission). This or this one lays the electoral envelope unopened into the ballot box.
(3) If the voter or the voter undertakes an error when filling out an official ballot paper, he or she shall be subject to another ballot on her or his request. The voter or the voter must make the ballot paper that she or she has handed out first before the electoral commission (subcommission) unusable by tearing and taking with him in order to safeguard the secrecy of the vote.
(4) The handing over of a further official ballot paper shall in any case be recorded in the minutes of the election process.
Voting Directory
§ 40. (1) The name of the voter or voter who has cast her or her vote shall be placed by a member of the electoral commission (subcommission) in the voting list, with serial number and with the serial number being added to the voting list. of the voters ' register. At the same time, you or his name must be deleted from another member of the electoral commission (subcommission) in the voters ' register.
(2) Voting lists shall be based on the model of the Appendix 5 to use.
Note in the ID for students
§ 41. (1) The vote at a university is basically on the semester label valid in the semester of the semester in the ID for students of the relevant university, under the name of the Election Commission (Subcommission), at which the vote is made is to be noted. If the student ID does not include a semester label valid in the semester, the vote must be remarked at the appropriate place in the student ID card. The endorsement may not be affixed to a semester label which is not valid in the semester. In the case of an automation-supported implementation, the voting is to be noted in the database.
(2) If a university uses other cards (chip cards, etc.), the university shall ensure in an appropriate manner that the persons entitled to vote can only cast their votes once for each institution.
Cases of doubt
§ 42. (1) The Election Commission (Subcommission) has only allowed students who have been included in the list of persons entitled to vote and who have proven their identity (§ 38) to vote.
(2) If there are reasonable doubts as to the identity of a person entitled to vote, he or he shall be admitted by the electoral commission (subcommission) to the vote only if that person is subject to the submission of an additional official Proof of light can clearly prove its identity or identity.
(3) In the sense of paragraph 2, the members of the Electoral Commission and of the observers shall be entitled to raise doubts only as long as the person whose identity is in doubt has not been elected.
(4) The decision of the Electoral Commission (Subcommission) not to admit a person to the election must be made before the election documents are handed over. No ordinary legal remedy is admissible against the decision.
(5) Decisions pursuant to paragraph 4 are to be noted in the minutes of the electoral commission (subcommission).
Official ballot
§ 43. (1) The vote shall be based on the model of the Annexes 6 and 7 Use of official ballot papers to be provided. Depending on the type of organs to be selected, the ballot papers shall be produced in different colours.
(2) On the official ballot paper are the elective groups (§ 21) and/or the candidates for study representatives (§ 27) can be seen in the order that results from their previous number of votes in the institution to be elected. Electoral groups or candidates not previously represented in the institutions concerned shall be in the order of the submission of the nominations or nominations, or of the nominations to the electoral commission.
(3) The Electoral Commission may decide, in the presence of the technical requirements, that the determination of the result of the elections be carried out with the aid of bar codes. In the event of such a decision, the Electoral Commission shall arrange for the inclusion of bar codes on the official ballot in such a way as to ensure that each of the elective groups, respectively, shall be: each candidate and each candidate is assigned a clearly assigned bar code.
(4) The ballot papers shall be printed at the latest by the chairperson of each election commission for all the institutions to be elected at the respective university, at the same time as the nominations are to be announced by the chairperson of each election commission.
Valid ballot
§ 44. (1) The official ballot paper shall be filled out in a valid form if it is clearly to be seen from the ballot paper, which group of candidates or which candidate the elector or elector wished to elect. This shall be the case where the voter, in a circle preprinted to the left of the name of the elective group (the candidate or candidate), brings a lying cross or another sign which clearly indicates that: that she or she wishes to choose the nominee group or candidate in the same line.
(2) However, the ballot paper shall also be valid if the will of the voter or voter in another way, eg by hook, underline, other corresponding marking of an elective group or a candidate or a candidate Candidates or by passing through the other elective groups or candidates is clearly to be recognized.
(3) If a candidate is mentioned more than once on a ballot paper, the nomination shall only be counted simply.
Invalid ballot
§ 45. (1) A ballot paper shall not be valid if a ballot paper other than the official ballot paper has been used for voting or the ballot paper has been affected by the tearing of a part in such a way that it is no longer clear which of the voting groups is the voting group. (which candidate) the voter or elector wanted to vote, or no elective group (no candidate or candidate), or two or more elective groups, or in elections in Student representatives have been named as more candidates than They are to be assigned to the institution concerned or to the signs or other characteristics of the electorate or to the voters of the electorate, which group (which candidate or which candidate) it is or he wanted to choose.
(2) If a ballot box contains several official ballots for the same institution to be elected, those ballots shall be invalid.
(3) Empty electoral envelopes count as invalid votes for all organs eligible for election commission (Subcommission).
(4) Words, remarks or signs affixed to the official ballot in addition to the identification of the elective group (the candidate or candidate) shall not affect the validity of a ballot in the event that this is the case. does not result in any of the invalidity reasons cited. The validity of the official ballot papers shall not affect any supplements of any kind in the elective envelope.
Examination of ballot papers and ballot counting
§ 46. (1) If the time fixed for the electoral process has expired and all voters who have previously been elected to the polling station have been elected, the Chairman of the Electoral Commission (Subcommission) shall have the ballot to be closed to the electorate (subcommission). Explain. After the vote has been completed, the polling station, in which only the members of the electoral commission (subcommission), whose aid bodies and observers are allowed to remain, is to be closed.
(2) The Electoral Commission (Subcommission) shall thoroughly mix the ballot box located in the ballot box, to empty the ballot box and to establish:
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(3) The Election Commission (Subcommission) shall open the electoral envelopes issued by the electorate, accept the ballot papers, check the validity of the ballot, provide the invalid ballot papers with consecutive numbers, and separately for each institution:
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the sum of the valid votes cast on the individual elective groups or on the individual candidates. |
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(4) The findings made in accordance with paragraph 3 are to be announced in the fastest way, if possible by telephone, by the Electoral Commission at the university of higher education at the respective university.
(5) The members of the Sub-Commissions and the Electoral Commission and the observers shall be informed by the President of the Electoral Commission of their duty of secrecy of the election result.
Assessment of the electoral process
§ 47. (1) The Electoral Commission (Subcommission) shall have the election process and the election result in a record to be assessed. The transcript according to the model of the Appendix 8 is to be created in triplicate.
(2) In any case, the minutes shall contain:
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the name of the polling place, the polling station and the voting days; |
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the names of the members of the electoral commission (subcommission) who are present and absent, as well as of the observers present, |
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the exact number of official ballots taken for each institution, |
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the time of the beginning and closing of the ballot, |
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the decisions of the Electoral Commission (Subcommission) on the admission or non-approval of voters to vote (§ 42), |
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Other decisions of the electoral commission (subcommission) taken during the ballot (e.g. interruption of the ballot, voting with the help of an accompanying person, handing over of a further official ballot), |
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the findings of the electoral commission (subcommission) in accordance with section 46 (2) and (3); if invalid votes were found, the reason for the invalidity of each ballot is also to be found, provided that the electoral commission (subcommission) has a Ballot paper not unanimously judged to be invalid. |
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(3) The minutes shall be connected:
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the list of persons entitled to vote, |
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the invalid ballot papers, which are to be packed in separate envelopes for each institution separately with the relevant inscriptions, |
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the valid ballot papers, which shall be based on the voting groups and/or to be packaged separately for each institution, with appropriate inscriptions, |
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the official ballot papers which have not been delivered and which are also to be packed in separate envelopes with corresponding inscriptions. |
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(4) The minutes shall be signed by the present members and observers of the Electoral Commission (Subcommission). If the signature is not made by all the members present, the reason for this shall be stated.
(5) The transcript, together with its supplements, forms the electoral office.
Special circumstances
§ 48. (1) In the event of circumstances preventing the vote, any electoral commission (Subcommission) may interrupt the ballot or postpone it beyond the specified voting time within the given voting days.
(2) Any postponement shall be made available immediately in an appropriate manner.
(3) If the vote has already begun, the electoral markets and the ballot boxes with the ballot boxes and ballot papers contained therein shall be taken by the electoral commission (subcommission) until the ballot is continued and shall be securely closed. true.
Section 5
Elections to Academies
Choice of student body
§ 49. (1) The election of the Office of Studies is to be carried out by the Director or the Director of the Academy by secret ballot within the first two months of the academic year. All students of the respective degree programme are actively and passively entitled to vote (regardless of their nationality).
(2) The time and place of the election shall be due in time to the students by means of a notice in the academy and, if necessary, by the appointment of the competent academic teacher or the competent academic teacher or the competent academic teacher. the competent department manager or the responsible department head. It is important to note that the date of the election is determined in such a way that as many students as possible of the corresponding degree programme are present in the Academy.
(3) Candidates for the election shall announce their candidacy in person, if possible in written form, up to the maximum of one day before the election of the Director or the Director of the Academy. If there is no sufficient number of candidates to choose for a course of study, it is necessary to determine at the time of the election whether there is now a sufficient number of candidates. Should this not be the case, the election date is to be postponed once by about one week.
(4) The Director or the Director shall have the right to vote in an appropriate manner, if necessary by presenting the identity card for students at academies.
(5) The election shall be held by secret ballot. The Director or the Director of the Academy shall prepare ballots with the names of all candidates of the respective degree programme in sufficient numbers. Each and every person entitled to vote is given a ballot.
(6) The Director or the Director shall ensure that the secrecy of the electoral secret is respected. Where appropriate, the protection of the secrecy of the elections shall be ensured by the erection of electoral cells.
(7) The mandates for the Office of the Office of Studies shall be awarded to the candidates in accordance with the number of votes received, in such a way that the first mandate of the candidate with the highest number of votes, the second mandate of the Candidate with the second highest number of votes, etc. . If, after this calculation, a number of candidates have the same entitlement to the last mandate to be given, because they have received the same number of votes, the lot shall be decided between them.
Representation of the academy
§ 50. (1) All student representatives of an academy form the academic representation of the Academy. The Director or the Director shall invite all selected student representatives to a constitutive meeting of the Academy Representation. In this constitutive meeting, the Director or the Director shall direct the election of the Chairman of the Academy Representation and of the Deputy or of the Deputy.
(2) The election of the Chairman of the Akademievertretung and the Deputy or the Deputy can also be carried out in open voting. The election of the chairman and the deputy or the deputy shall be carried out in separate ballots, with the election of the chairman or the chairman to be carried out first. As far as possible, these elections are to be held within the first two months of the academic year.
(3) The results of the election shall be immediately announced to the students of the Academy by means of a public notice. At the same time, the chairman of the Austrian High School and the Federal Minister or the Federal Minister must be informed of the outcome of the election without delay. The individual steps of the elections shall be recorded in writing. The ballot papers shall be kept for at least four months from the date of the election.
(4) If mandatarians or mandatars are elected directly to the federal office by the academic representatives, this is the case of the chairperson of the Academy Representation of the Electoral Commission or the Chairman of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian Federal Republic of Germany. To announce high school and high school students up to the last election day of the high school and high school students ' election.
(5) The Director or Director of the respective Academy may, within the framework of Section 19 (2) of the Academic Study Law, BGBl. I n ° 94/1999, appoint a deputy or a deputy to conduct the elections.
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List Associations and Electoral Community
List Associations
§ 51. (1) The concentration of elective groups into a list association in accordance with Section 35a (5) HSG 1998 shall be established by the respective appointing representative or the respective appointing representative of those elective groups of the To announce in writing to the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission at the Austrian High School and High School of Student Affairs (Austrian High School). Each group may only belong to a list association. The notification of the concentration shall be submitted no later than four weeks before the last Election Day with the Chairman of the Electoral Commission. At the same time, a joint appointing representative or a joint appointing representative is to be designated for the respective list association. If a list association does not comply with the relevant provisions, the proposal to improve it shall be withdrawn. The improved proposal is within a period of three days after the date of entry to the appointing representative or the appointing representative, but at the latest two weeks before the first election day, with registered To submit a letter from the chairperson or the chairman of the electoral commission to the Austrian High School and High School Students ' Association.
(2) The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission or the Chairman of this Electoral Commission shall have the association of the elective groups to a list association not later than eight days before the first election day at all the universities concerned by the Chairperson or the Chairperson of the To publish the election commission at the university in question.
(3) In the light of the results of the election, the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School of Student Affairs has to determine whether a list association has been given a mandate.
(4) If a list association has been given a mandate, the joint appointing agent or the chairman of the electoral commission of the Austrian High School Students ' Electoral Commission shall have the mandatarin or the mandatar as well as a joint grant. A substitute person for the federal representation to be announced no later than two weeks after the last election day of the high-school and high-school student election. The Mandatarin or the Mandate as well as a substitute shall be chosen by the appointing agents of the electoral groups of the list association. Eligible groups of the list association who are not allowed to elect a student representative or a student representative to the Federal Representation are entitled to vote in the election. Subsequent nominations shall be admissible.
Electoral Community
§ 52. (1) The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School and High School of Student Affairs has the members of the university representatives and the academy representatives of universities or universities, respectively. Academies with fewer than 1 000 students to choose the mandataries for the federal representation. This election has to be accepted as far as possible after the high-school and high-school student elections.
(2) For each elected Mandatarin or each elected Mandate, a substitute person shall be elected at the same time. Subsequent nominations shall be admissible.
(3) Those persons who receive the most votes are chosen. In the event of a tie, the lot shall decide.
Section 7
Election result
Determination of the results of the election
§ 53. (1) The electoral markets of the sub-commissions shall be transmitted immediately to the competent electoral commission, the ballot papers and other documents shall be stored at a suitable location at the educational institution.
(2) The Electoral Commission of the University of higher education in the university has to compile the votes cast for the individual institutions in the sub-commissions and the election result for all the institutions of the high-school students-and To identify high school students at the university. For this purpose, a transcript, which shall be accompanied by a copy of the minutes of the sub-commissions, shall be drawn up in accordance with the provisions of section 47 (2) to (4).
(3) The electoral markets of the sub-commissions and the minutes according to paragraph 2 and section 54 (2) and section 55 (2) form the electoral commission's electoral commission.
(4) The Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School and the Electoral Commissions of the University of Universities and High School Students at the Universities of the Federal Republic of Germany have the electoral markets in an ordered and clearly structured form for the Duration of five years, to keep the ballot papers for a period of two years. The Electoral Commission of the electoral commission of the Austrian High School of Student Affairs includes the electoral markets with regard to the electoral community and the list associations.
Allocation of the mandates for the Federal Representation
§ 54. (1) The allocation of the mandates for the Federal Representation shall be carried out after examination by the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School Students ' Union due to the relevant elections at the universities, the Academies, the The electoral community and the list associations.
(2) The assignment of the mandates shall be carried out simultaneously with the summons to the constituent meeting of the Federal Representation.
(3) In the case of the election commissions in the high school and high school students at the universities (§ 14) or from the academy representatives (§ 50) or from the list associations (§ 51), they are not mandated within the time limits provided for by the relevant deadlines. Mandatare for the federal representation announced or elected by the electoral community no mandataries for the federal representation, so is the constitution of the federal representation and the election of the chairman and her or her or her or her of his deputitians, however, by running through them. This also applies if the number of mandatars announced does not correspond to the regulation adopted pursuant to Section 35a (7) of the Hochschülerschaftsgesetz (Hochschülerschaftsgesetz) 1998).
(4) The assignment of the mandates shall be carried out in accordance with the model of Appendix 9.
Assignment of the mandates for the university representatives and the student representatives
§ 55. (1) The assignment of the mandates for the university representatives and the student representatives shall be made immediately after the determination of the results of the election. In this case, the provisions of § § 40 to 42 of the HSG shall be used in 1998.
(2) On the allocation of the mandates to the elective groups, or the candidates for study representatives shall be prepared for each institution in accordance with the model of annexes 10 and 11.
Election of the election result
§ 56. (1) The chairpersons of the election commissions of the university and university students at the university have the results of the election for the university representatives and the student representatives without delay, but at the latest one week after the last Election day in the form prescribed in section 31 (3).
(2) To indicate:
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the elected candidates for study representatives. |
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(3) The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School and High School of Student Affairs shall make known the results of the election for the Federal Representation before the constituent meeting.
Understanding of the elected
§ 57. (1) The elected representatives of the Federal Representation shall be certified by the President of the Electoral Commission of their choice within one day after the end of the election of the election result with a letter of resignation. In this case, forms shall be used in accordance with the model of Appendix 13. The election shall be deemed to have been accepted if the elected person or the elected person does not reject the election to the Electoral Commission within one day of the date of notification of the agreement with registered letter. The elected representatives of the university representatives and the student representatives are elected by the President of the Electoral Commission of their choice within one day after the election of the election result by a statement of the To inform the office of an office. An additional written notice with a letter of return may also be made to the election commission. In this case, forms shall be used in accordance with the model of Appendix 12. The election shall be deemed to have been accepted if the elected person or the elected person does not reject his or her choice within three days of the notice of the election of the Electoral Commission at the university in question with the letter written to the Electoral Commission.
(2) If the elected person or the elected representative of the university is in accordance with his or her choice, the term of office of the nominee or nominee shall be assigned in accordance with paragraph 1 to the next nominee in the nomination of the relevant group.
(3) If an elected or a chosen person chooses the choice of the student representative, the term of office of the candidate shall be assigned with the next highest number of votes in accordance with paragraph 1, provided that the provisions of Section 42 (2) of the HSG 1998 to the do not stand in opposition.
(4) If a substitute person or a candidate or a candidate departs from the mandate, then it shall be deleted from the list of candidates.
(5) If the elected person or his choice is based on his or her choice for the federal representation, the respective electoral body shall have a new election to carry out.
Objections to the election of the Federal Representation
§ 58. (1) The Federal Minister or the Federal Minister has to decide on objections concerning the violation of the provisions relating to the electoral procedure for the election of the federal representation of the students.
(2) Each elective group for a university representation as well as the academy representatives are entitled to claim objections within two weeks from the date of the election of the election results to the President of the Electoral Commission at the Austrian Federal Republic of Germany. To bring in high-school students and high school students.
(3) The Electoral Commission shall give its opinion on the objection and shall forward the objection and the opinion of the Federal Minister or the Federal Minister.
(4) An objection shall be granted and the respective election at the university shall be declared invalid if essential provisions of the electoral procedure have been violated and the mandate distribution could thereby be influenced. An invalid choice is to be repeated at this university.
(5) If an objection is granted against the determination of the electoral commission to be determined or against false accounting investigations in the allocation of the mandate, the investigation shall be correct, the election commission shall be notified of the election. to revoke the correct election result. In this case, a new assignment of mandates shall be made. The unproperly assigned mandates shall delete with the legal force of the decision on the objection.
(6) No ordinary legal remedy is admissible against the decisions of the Federal Minister or the Federal Minister.
Objections to the elections of the university representatives and student representatives
§ 59. (1) The Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School of Student Affairs has received objections concerning the violation of the provisions concerning the electoral procedure for the elections to the university representatives and the student representatives of the Austrian Federal Republic of Germany. To decide on high-school and high school students with a decision.
(2) Each elective group for a university representation and each candidate for the student representative is entitled, within two weeks from the date of the announcement of the election result, objections to the respective election in the case of the student representative or candidate. to the chairman of the electoral commission concerned.
(3) The Electoral Commission shall give its opinion on the objection and shall forward the objection and the opinion of the Electoral Commission to the Austrian High School of Students and High School Students.
(4) An objection shall be granted and the election shall be declared invalid if the essential provisions of the electoral procedure have been violated and the distribution of the mandate could thereby be influenced. An invalid choice is to be repeated in accordance with § 46 HSG 1998.
(5) If an objection is granted against the determination of an electoral commission to be determined in a way or against false arithmetic investigations in the allocation of the mandate, the determination must be made correct, the election commission has been reported to have been announced. to revoke the correct election result. In this case, a new assignment of mandates shall be made. The unproperly assigned mandates shall delete with the legal force of the decision on the objection.
(6) The Federal Minister or the Federal Minister can be referred to the Federal Minister or the Federal Minister as the second and last resort within two weeks against decisions of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School Students ' Union. The appointment is to be submitted to the election commission at the Austrian High School and High School, and to be sent by the latter together with a statement from the Federal Minister or the Federal Minister.
(7) In the case of a decision on an appeal or on an appeal, all the elective groups and the nominees for election shall have party status for the institution concerned.
Reelection
§ 60. (1) If, on the basis of an objection due to infringement of the provisions relating to the electoral procedure, the repetition of an election is necessary, this election shall be carried out within 60 days from the legal force of the decision. Periods free of courses and the time limits for admission are not to be included in this period.
(2) Electoral repetition for elections of university representatives and student representatives shall be carried out in one week from Tuesday to Thursday. The holding of the re-election during the course free time and within the authorisation periods is inadmissible. After hearing the high school and high school students at the universities, the election days are to be defined by the Federal Minister or the Federal Minister by Regulation.
(3) The re-election shall be based on the nominations for election approved for the annulled election, unless they are withdrawn at the latest on the eighth day before the election. The introduction and approval of new election proposals as well as new electoral groups shall be permitted. The election proposal submitted by the relevant electoral group in the annulled elections shall be deemed to be withdrawn if the new election proposal is approved by the electoral commission.
(4) If the decision on the annulment of the election becomes final in the last quarter of the operating period, the reelection period and the institutions shall continue to function until the end of the period of operation.
(5) These provisions shall apply also to the nominations for election of the student representatives.
(6) If the election to the federal representation at a university is declared invalid, this election shall be repeated immediately.
8. Section
Final provisions
In-force pedals
§ 61. (1) This Regulation shall enter into force on 10 April 2005.
Out-of-Force Trees
§ 62. The regulation of the Federal Minister of Education, Science and Culture on the election of the organs of the representation of students at the universities (High-school and High-Student Electoral Regulations 2001-HSWO 2001), BGBl. II No 122/2001, enters into force on 9 April 2005.
Transitional provision
§ 63. (1) Up to the constitution of the Electoral Commission of the Austrian High School of Student Affairs on the basis of Section 38 (2) of the HSG in 1998, as amended by the Federal Law BGBl. I n ° 1/2005, the Election Commission, which was set up to date with the Austrian High School, takes over the tasks of the Election Commission.
(2) By way of derogation from § 4 (6), the first-time merger to clubs after the high-school and high-school students ' election in 2005 is to be carried out after the constitution of the federal representation of the students.
(3) In the context of the high school and high school elections in 2005, the forms in accordance with the Appendixes to the High-school Electoral Regulations 2001 (HSWO 2001), BGBl, may also be used. II No 122/2001, are still used.
[Appendixes 1 to 13 see Appendixes]
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