No. 7 of 1954. Virgin Islands Constitution 51
and Elections,

dates, a packet containing the spoiled ballot
papers, a packet containing the rejected ballot
papers and a packet containing the official lists
of voters used at the polling stations, and the
written appointments of candidate’s agents; and

(7') all other documents used for the
election.

(2) The Supervisor of elections shall, on
receiving the return of any member elected to
serve in the Council, cause it to be entered, in the
order in which such return is received by him,
in a book to be kept by him for such purpose and
thereupon immediately cause a notice to be pub-
lished in the Gaceéfe of the name of the candidate
so elected and in the order in which it was
received,

(3) The Supervisor of Elections shall, on
receiving the return of any member elected to
serve in the Council, transmit the writ with the
return endorsed thereon to the Commissioner with-
in the time specified in such writ. The Commis-
sioner shall within seven days of the receipt of the
said writ return the same to the Supervisor of
Elections for safe custody in accordance with the
provisions of section 79,

(4) The Supervisor of Elections shall, imme-

diately after each general election, cause to be
printed a report giving, by polling divisions, the
number of votes polled for each candidate, the
number of rejected ballot papers, the number of
names on the official lists of voters, together with
any other information that he may deem fit to
include, and shall also, at the end of each year,
cause to be printed a similar report on the by-
elections held during the year.

(5) If any returning officer wilfully delays,

neglects or refuses duly to return any person who
ought to be returned to serve in the Council for
any electoral district, and if it has been determined
on the hearing of an election petition respecting
the election for such electoral district that such
person was entitled to have been returned, the

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