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✨ School Trustee Election Instructions

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 102 — 5 OCTOBER 2017

Board of trustees election

The Returning Officer
[School Name]
Private Bag 01012110
Any Road
Anytown 0101

Parent representatives voting paper

[School name]
[School profile number]
[Date of election]

Your vote will not be counted unless this paper is delivered or posted to the Returning Officer in the envelope that was included with this voting paper.

If you post this paper, your vote will not be counted unless it is posted to:

and postmarked before noon on the day of the election and received by the Returning Officer no later than five days after the day of the election.

If you deliver this paper or have it delivered your vote will not be counted unless the paper is delivered to:

before noon on the day of the election.

Three easy steps to complete your vote

Step one: vote
Vote by following the instructions on your voting document.

Step two: pack
Put your voting document in the red return envelope.

Step three: post
Seal the red envelope and post.

![Where do I get advice?](
Contact your Returning Officer on
[insert name]
[insert phone number]
[insert email]
or you can call us on 0800 782 435,
email electionsadvice@nzsta.org.nz,
or visit our website trustee-election.co.nz
)

![SCHOOL 2017 TRUSTEE ELECTIONS Make a difference Kia whakapiki](
Please turn over to vote
)

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