[51A Counting of votes etc by independent person]
Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 (1992 c 52) | Legislation

[51A  Counting of votes etc by independent person]

[(1)     The trade union shall ensure that—

(a)     the storage and distribution of the voting papers for the purposes of the election, and

(b)     the counting of the votes cast in the election,

are undertaken by one or more independent persons appointed by the union.

(2)     A person is an independent person in relation to an election if—

(a)     he is the scrutineer, or

(b)     he is a person other than the scrutineer and

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