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Part 4 — Board Powers and Elections Division 1 Board Powers

96.92 Sufficient recall petition

Current to 2025-12-11 · Official PDF

(1) If a recall petition is declared to be sufficient, on the
making of the declaration,
(a) the individual named as t he trustee in the notice of recall
petition is recalled,
(b) the individual is no longer a member of the board or of an y
agency, commission or committee to which the trustee is
appointed as a representative of the board, and
(c) the position to which the ind ividual was elected as a trustee
is vacant.
(2) On declaring that a recall petition is sufficient, the secretary of
the board must
(a) publish the declaration of s ufficiency referred to in section
96.9
on the board's website,
(b) provide public notice of the declaration of sufficiency, a nd
(c) provide the declaration to the following, in writing:
(i) the Minister;
(ii) the representative recall petitioner;

(iii) the trustee named in t he notice of recall petition.
(3) Following the receipt of a declaration that a recall petition is
sufficient, the board must hold a by-election in accordance with
section 81, 82 or 83, as applicable.
(4) An individual recalled in accordance with this Division is
eligible to be elected at the by-election referred to in subsection (3),
a subsequent by-election or subsequent general election of trustees
to the board if that individual is qualified for nomination as a
trustee under this Act and the Local Authorities Election Act or the
Northland School Division Act, as applicable.
2021 cR-5.7 s70