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Western Australia Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 Contents 1. Short title 2 2. Commencement 2 3. Act amended 2 4. Section 4 amended 2 5. Section 4AA inserted 3 4AA. Official agents for the appointment of scrutineers 3 6. Section 17 amended 4 7. Section 31A replaced 4 31A. Arrangement with Commonwealth for sharing of information for revision of rolls 4 31AB. Revision of rolls in response to notification about Commonwealth rolls 5 8. Section 40 amended 6 9. Section 41 replaced 6 41. When new names may be added 6 10. Section 90 amended 7 11. Section 91 inserted 8 91. Visiting an eligible elector to take vote 8 12. Part IV Division 3 Subdivision 2 inserted 9 Subdivision 2 -- Technology assisted voting 99C. Terms used 9 99D. Electoral Commissioner may approve procedures for technology assisted voting 10 99E. Record of vote 10 99F. Independent auditing of technology assisted voting 11 99G. Scrutineers 11 99H. Counting of technology assisted votes 12 99I. Secrecy relating to technology assisted voting 12 99J. False or misleading statements in relation to technology assisted voting 13 99K. Protection of computer hardware and software 13 180--2 page i Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 Contents 99L. Approvals must be published on the internet 14 99M. Regulations relating to technology assisted voting 14 99N. How this Act applies in relation to technology assisted voting 15 99O. Electoral Commissioner may determine that technology assisted voting is not to be used 15 13. Section 100A amended 15 14. Section 110 amended 16 15. Section 114 amended 16 16. Section 119 amended 17 17. Section 122 amended 17 18. Section 134 amended 17 19. Section 137 amended 17 20. Section 144 amended 18 21. Section 145 amended 19 22. Section 146 amended 19 23. Section 146C amended 20 24. Section 149B inserted 20 149B. Term used: document 20 25. Section 156D amended 21 26. Section 204 amended 21 27. Schedule 1 amended 21 28. Various headings replaced or amended 21 Subdivision 1 -- To claims Subdivision 2 -- To enrolment Subdivision 3 -- Powers of Electoral Commissioner on appeal Subdivision 1 -- Early and absent voting Subdivision 3 -- At the poll page ii Western Australia LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL (As amended in Committee) Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 A Bill for An Act to amend the Electoral Act 1907. The Parliament of Western Australia enacts as follows: page 1 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 1 1 1. Short title 2 This is the Electoral Amendment Act 2016. 3 2. Commencement 4 This Act comes into operation as follows -- 5 (a) sections 1 and 2 -- on the day on which this Act 6 receives the Royal Assent; 7 (b) the rest of the Act -- on a day fixed by proclamation, 8 and different days may be fixed for different provisions. 9 3. Act amended 10 This Act amends the Electoral Act 1907. 11 4. Section 4 amended 12 (1) In section 4(1) insert in alphabetical order: 13 14 Commission website means a website maintained by or 15 on behalf of the Electoral Commissioner; 16 official agent has the meaning given in section 4AA; 17 vote record has the meaning given in section 99E(1); 18 19 (2) In section 4(1) in the definition of approved form paragraph (b) 20 delete "an internet site maintained by the Electoral 21 Commissioner)" and insert: 22 23 the Commission website) 24 page 2 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 5 1 5. Section 4AA inserted 2 At the end of Part I insert: 3 4 4AA. Official agents for the appointment of scrutineers 5 (1) The following people are official agents for the 6 purpose of the appointment of scrutineers under 7 sections 99G, 114, 137, 146C and 156D(11) -- 8 (a) in the case of a candidate not included in a 9 group who has been endorsed by a political 10 party -- the secretary of the political party; 11 (b) in the case of a candidate not included in a 12 group other than a candidate referred to in 13 paragraph (a) -- a person nominated by the 14 candidate; 15 (c) in the case of a candidate included in a group in 16 which all the candidates have been endorsed by 17 the same political party -- the secretary of the 18 political party; 19 (d) in the case of a candidate included in a group 20 other than a group referred to in 21 paragraph (c) -- a person nominated by all of 22 the candidates; 23 (e) in the case of a group in which all the 24 candidates have been endorsed by the same 25 political party -- the secretary of the political 26 party; 27 (f) in the case of a group other than a group 28 referred to in paragraph (e) -- a person 29 nominated by all the candidates. 30 (2) A nomination for the purposes of subsection (1)(b), (d) 31 or (f) must be made by notice in an approved form 32 given to the Electoral Commissioner. page 3 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 6 1 (3) A nomination for the purposes of subsection (1)(b), (d) 2 or (f) may be withdrawn by a candidate by notice in an 3 approved form given to the Electoral Commissioner. 4 5 6. Section 17 amended 6 Delete section 17(1)(c) and insert: 7 8 (c) who has lived in the same district or sub-district 9 for at least one month immediately before the 10 enrolment, 11 12 7. Section 31A replaced 13 Delete section 31A and insert: 14 15 31A. Arrangement with Commonwealth for sharing of 16 information for revision of rolls 17 (1) The Governor may arrange with the Governor General 18 of the Commonwealth for the Australian Electoral 19 Officer to notify the Electoral Commissioner (whether 20 in lists or otherwise) of the name and description of -- 21 (a) each person whose name is removed, in 22 accordance with the Commonwealth Electoral 23 Act 1918, from a Commonwealth roll for this 24 State on the ground that the person is no longer 25 living at the address in respect of which the 26 person was enrolled; and 27 (b) each person whose enrolment on a 28 Commonwealth roll for this State is updated or 29 transferred under the Commonwealth Electoral 30 Act 1918 section 103A; and page 4 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 7 1 (c) each person whose name is entered on a 2 Commonwealth roll for this State under the 3 Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 4 section 103B. 5 (2) During any period when an arrangement is in operation 6 under subsection (1), section 31AB has effect despite 7 anything in this Act other than section 53. 8 (3) An arrangement for notification under 9 subsection (1)(b) or (c) may relate to additions to or 10 alterations of a Commonwealth roll whether made 11 before or after the commencement of the Electoral 12 Amendment Act 2016 section 7. 13 31AB. Revision of rolls in response to notification about 14 Commonwealth rolls 15 (1) For the purposes of this section, the Electoral 16 Commissioner may form an opinion because of a 17 notification given to the Electoral Commissioner under 18 section 31A and not otherwise. 19 (2) If the Electoral Commissioner forms the opinion that a 20 person who is not enrolled for any district or 21 sub-district is entitled to be enrolled for a district or 22 sub-district, the Electoral Commissioner may enrol the 23 person for the district or sub-district. 24 (3) If the Electoral Commissioner forms the opinion that a 25 person is enrolled for a district or sub-district but that 26 person is living at an address in the district or 27 sub-district (the new address) that is different to the 28 address shown on the roll, the Electoral Commissioner 29 may change the address on the roll to the new address. 30 (4) If the Electoral Commissioner forms the opinion that a 31 person is incorrectly enrolled for a district or 32 sub-district (the first district or sub-district), but that 33 person is entitled to be enrolled for another district or page 5 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 8 1 sub-district (the second district or sub-district), the 2 Electoral Commissioner may -- 3 (a) remove the person's name from the roll for the 4 first district or sub-district; and 5 (b) enrol the person for the second district or 6 sub-district. 7 (5) If the Electoral Commissioner forms the opinion that a 8 person who is enrolled for a district or sub-district is 9 not entitled to be enrolled for that district or 10 sub-district, the Electoral Commissioner may remove 11 the person's name from the roll for the district or 12 sub-district. 13 14 8. Section 40 amended 15 In section 40(4) delete "Division (4)" and insert: 16 17 Division 4 18 19 9. Section 41 replaced 20 Delete section 41 and insert: 21 22 41. When new names may be added 23 New names may be added to rolls -- 24 (a) by enrolment officers pursuant to claims; or 25 (b) under section 31AB(2). 26 page 6 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 10 1 10. Section 90 amended 2 (1) Delete section 90(1) and insert: 3 4 (1) An elector may, at any time after the polling day has 5 been publicly announced by the Government, make an 6 application for an early ballot paper. 7 8 (2) In section 90(1a) delete "at any time during the period referred 9 to in subsection (1)". 10 (3) In section 90(3a)(a) delete "elector who is entitled to apply for 11 an early ballot paper; and" and insert: 12 13 elector; and 14 15 (4) Delete section 90(3b) and insert: 16 17 (3B) If an elector who wishes to make a written application 18 for an early ballot paper is unable to sign the 19 application because the elector is sight impaired, 20 physically incapacitated or illiterate, then on satisfying 21 an authorised witness of that inability to sign, the 22 elector may make a distinguishing mark on the 23 application which must be witnessed by the authorised 24 witness. 25 26 (5) Delete section 90(3e)(a)(i). 27 (6) Delete section 90(7) and insert: 28 29 (7) If the issuing officer dealing with a written application 30 for an early ballot paper is not satisfied that the page 7 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 11 1 application is in order, the issuing officer must give the 2 applicant written notice. 3 4 (7) In section 90(7a) delete "applicant therefor, if the issuing officer 5 is satisfied that the applicant is entitled to an early ballot paper, 6 the" and insert: 7 8 applicant, the 9 10 (8) Delete section 90(8)(a) and (b). 11 11. Section 91 inserted 12 After section 90 insert: 13 14 91. Visiting an eligible elector to take vote 15 (1) In this section -- 16 eligible elector means an elector who will be precluded 17 from attending to vote during the hours of polling at 18 any polling place open in the State because of the 19 elector's serious illness or infirmity or approaching 20 maternity. 21 (2) A request may be made orally or in writing to an 22 issuing officer by or on behalf of an eligible elector 23 requesting that an issuing officer visit the eligible 24 elector for the purpose of taking the eligible elector's 25 vote. 26 (3) If a request under subsection (2) is made at any time 27 within 7 days before 6 pm on the day immediately 28 preceding polling day, the issuing officer may visit the 29 eligible elector for the purpose of taking the eligible 30 elector's vote. page 8 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 12 1 (4) On visiting the eligible elector the issuing officer must 2 obtain from the eligible elector an oral application for 3 an early ballot paper under section 90(3e). 4 (5) When the issuing officer receives the oral application 5 the issuing officer must issue the eligible elector with 6 an early ballot paper under section 90(4b) and the vote 7 of the eligible elector must be taken in accordance with 8 sections 90 and 92(3). 9 (6) Except as provided in this section, an issuing officer 10 must not visit any elector for the purpose of taking the 11 elector's vote. 12 13 12. Part IV Division 3 Subdivision 2 inserted 14 After section 99B insert: 15 16 Subdivision 2 -- Technology assisted voting 17 99C. Terms used 18 In this Subdivision -- 19 approved procedures means the procedures approved 20 under section 99D; 21 eligible elector means an elector who cannot vote 22 without assistance because the elector has insufficient 23 literacy skills or is sight impaired or otherwise 24 incapacitated, but does not include an elector of a class 25 that is excluded from this definition under the 26 regulations; 27 technology assisted voting means a method of voting 28 where an eligible elector votes by means of an 29 electronic device, such as by a telephone or by a 30 computer linked to the internet. page 9 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 12 1 99D. Electoral Commissioner may approve procedures 2 for technology assisted voting 3 (1) The Electoral Commissioner may approve procedures 4 to facilitate voting by eligible electors at an election by 5 means of technology assisted voting. 6 (2) The approved procedures must provide for the 7 following -- 8 (a) for the registration of an eligible elector before 9 the eligible elector votes by means of 10 technology assisted voting; 11 (b) for the making of a record of each eligible 12 elector who has voted by means of technology 13 assisted voting; 14 (c) for the authentication of the eligible elector's 15 vote; 16 (d) for the secrecy of the eligible elector's vote; 17 (e) the means of ensuring that any vote cast in 18 accordance with the approved procedures is 19 securely transmitted to the Electoral 20 Commissioner and securely stored by the 21 Electoral Commissioner; 22 (f) for the scrutiny and counting of votes cast in 23 accordance with the approved procedures. 24 (3) The validity of a vote cast in accordance with the 25 approved procedures cannot be disputed on the ground 26 that the elector could have voted without assistance. 27 99E. Record of vote 28 (1) The regulations may provide, in relation to each vote 29 cast by a person using technology assisted voting, for 30 the production of a record (a vote record) of the vote 31 the person has cast. page 10 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 12 1 (2) The vote record must not contain any means of 2 identifying the person who cast the vote. 3 (3) A vote record must be in a form that enables the vote 4 cast by an eligible elector to be accurately determined. 5 99F. Independent auditing of technology assisted voting 6 (1) The Electoral Commissioner must engage an 7 independent person (the independent auditor) to 8 conduct audits of the information technology used 9 under the approved procedures. 10 (2) Without limiting the content of the audit, the 11 independent auditor must determine whether test votes 12 cast in accordance with the approved procedures were 13 accurately reflected in the corresponding test vote 14 record produced under those procedures. 15 (3) The independent auditor may make recommendations 16 to the Electoral Commissioner to reduce or eliminate 17 any risks that could affect the security, accuracy or 18 secrecy of voting in accordance with the approved 19 procedures. 20 (4) The results of any audit of the information technology 21 used under subsection (2) shall be published on the 22 website of the Western Australian Electoral 23 Commission as soon as practicable and no later than 24 30 days following the close of polling. 25 99G. Scrutineers 26 (1) A candidate or the candidate's agent may appoint 27 scrutineers to represent the candidate in observing -- 28 (a) any production of the vote record; and 29 (b) any other element of the technology assisted 30 voting process that is approved by the Electoral 31 Commissioner for the purposes of this section. page 11 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 12 1 (2) At a single member election not more than one 2 scrutineer at a time is allowed to each candidate at the 3 place where the vote record is produced or an element 4 approved under subsection (1)(b) occurs. 5 (3) At an election in a region where the relevant number is 6 more than one -- 7 (a) not more than one scrutineer at a time is 8 allowed to each group; and 9 (b) not more than one scrutineer at a time is 10 allowed to each candidate who is not included 11 in any group, 12 at the place where the vote record is produced or an 13 element approved under subsection (1)(b) occurs. 14 (4) The appointment must be -- 15 (a) made by written notice given to the Electoral 16 Commissioner; and 17 (b) signed by the candidate or the candidate's 18 official agent. 19 (5) Section 137 does not apply to the scrutiny of votes cast 20 under this Subdivision. 21 99H. Counting of technology assisted votes 22 A vote cast in an election by an eligible elector and 23 transmitted to the Electoral Commissioner in 24 accordance with the approved procedures is to be 25 counted as if it were a vote cast by a person voting by 26 early vote. 27 99I. Secrecy relating to technology assisted voting 28 (1) A person who becomes aware of how an eligible 29 elector, voting in accordance with the approved 30 procedures, voted must not disclose that information to page 12 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 12 1 any other person except in accordance with the 2 approved procedures. 3 Penalty for this subsection: imprisonment for 2 years. 4 Summary conviction penalty: a fine of $6 000. 5 (2) A person must not disclose to any other person any 6 source code or other computer software that relates to 7 technology assisted voting under the approved 8 procedures, except in accordance with the approved 9 procedures or in accordance with any arrangement 10 entered into by the person with the Electoral 11 Commissioner. 12 Penalty for this subsection: imprisonment for 5 years. 13 Summary conviction penalty: imprisonment for 2 years 14 and a fine of $24 000. 15 99J. False or misleading statements in relation to 16 technology assisted voting 17 A person must not make a statement (whether orally, in 18 writing or by means of electronic communication) that 19 the person knows to be false or misleading in a 20 material particular for the purposes of or in connection 21 with -- 22 (a) making an application for registration for 23 technology assisted voting; or 24 (b) casting a vote by means of technology assisted 25 voting. 26 Penalty: a fine of $1 000. 27 99K. Protection of computer hardware and software 28 A person must not, without reasonable excuse, destroy 29 or interfere with any computer program, data file or 30 electronic device used, or intended to be used, by the page 13 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 12 1 Electoral Commissioner for or in connection with 2 technology assisted voting. 3 Penalty: imprisonment for 5 years. 4 Summary conviction penalty: imprisonment for 2 years 5 and a fine of $24 000. 6 99L. Approvals must be published on the internet 7 An approval by the Electoral Commissioner for the 8 purposes of this Subdivision must be -- 9 (a) in writing; and 10 (b) published on the Commission website. 11 99M. Regulations relating to technology assisted voting 12 (1) The regulations may make provision for or with respect 13 to voting by eligible electors by means of technology 14 assisted voting. 15 (2) Without limiting subsection (1), the regulations may 16 make provision for or with respect to the period during 17 which voting by eligible electors using technology 18 assisted voting is permitted (including a period before 19 polling day). 20 (3) The regulations may provide that technology assisted 21 voting is not to be used at a specified election. 22 (4) Neither this section nor any regulations made under 23 this section prevent approved procedures dealing with 24 matters referred to in this section. 25 (5) If a regulation made under this section is inconsistent 26 with an approved procedure, the regulation prevails to 27 the extent of the inconsistency. page 14 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 13 1 99N. How this Act applies in relation to technology 2 assisted voting 3 (1) If an elector casts a vote in accordance with the 4 approved procedures -- 5 (a) the requirements of this Act relating to the 6 elector's right to receive a ballot paper are to be 7 taken to have been satisfied; and 8 (b) the requirements of this Act relating to the 9 elector's duties on receiving a ballot paper are 10 to be taken to have been satisfied; and 11 (c) the requirements of this Act relating to the 12 marking of the ballot paper are to be taken to 13 have been satisfied. 14 (2) The regulations may make provision for additional 15 matters relating to how this Act applies in relation to 16 votes cast using technology assisted voting. 17 99O. Electoral Commissioner may determine that 18 technology assisted voting is not to be used 19 (1) The Electoral Commissioner may determine that 20 technology assisted voting is not to be used at a 21 specified election. 22 (2) A determination under this section must be in writing 23 and published on the Commission website. 24 25 13. Section 100A amended 26 In section 100A(4) delete "candidates to represent them" and 27 insert: 28 29 candidates or candidates' official agents to represent the 30 candidates 31 page 15 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 14 1 14. Section 110 amended 2 In section 110 delete "pencil" and insert: 3 4 pen or pencil 5 6 15. Section 114 amended 7 (1) In section 114(1) delete "candidates to represent them" and 8 insert: 9 10 candidates or candidates' official agents to represent the 11 candidates 12 13 (2) In section 114(2) delete "officer, signed by the candidate, or any 14 candidate included in the group in the case of an appointment 15 under subsection (1)(b)(i), giving" and insert: 16 17 officer giving 18 19 (3) After section 114(2) insert: 20 21 (2A) A notice under subsection (2) shall be signed by -- 22 (a) the candidate or the candidate's official agent; 23 or 24 (b) in the case of an appointment under 25 subsection (1)(b)(i) -- 26 (i) any candidate included in the group; or 27 (ii) the group's official agent. 28 page 16 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 16 1 16. Section 119 amended 2 Delete section 119(1)(a) and insert: 3 4 (a) Have you already cast a vote for this election 5 (or these elections, as the case requires)? 6 7 17. Section 122 amended 8 After section 122(3) insert: 9 10 (4) Every elector who has voted by means of technology 11 assisted voting in accordance with the approved 12 procedures under Subdivision 2 is to be taken to have 13 made a declaration under this section. 14 15 18. Section 134 amended 16 In section 134 delete "Division (4a) or (4b)," and insert: 17 18 section 99H, Division 4A or 4B, 19 20 19. Section 137 amended 21 (1) In section 137(1) delete "candidate may appoint scrutineers to 22 represent him" and insert: 23 24 candidate or the candidate's official agent may appoint 25 scrutineers to represent the candidate 26 27 (2) In section 137(3) after "candidate" insert: 28 29 or the candidate's official agent 30 page 17 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 20 1 20. Section 144 amended 2 (1) After section 144(1)(b)(i) insert: 3 4 (ia) ascertain and keep a record of the 5 number of votes given for each 6 candidate under Division 3 7 Subdivision 2; and 8 9 (2) After section 144(2)(b)(i) insert: 10 11 (ia) ascertain and keep a record of the 12 number of first preference votes given 13 for each candidate under Division 3 14 Subdivision 2; and 15 16 (3) In section 144(2): 17 (a) after paragraph (d)(i) insert: 18 19 (ia) shall ascertain and keep a record of the 20 number of first preference votes given 21 for each candidate under Division 3 22 Subdivision 2, adding the votes to those 23 previously counted by the returning 24 officer for each candidate; and 25 26 (b) in paragraph (d)(ii) delete "ballot paper counted to him" 27 and insert: 28 29 ballot paper or vote record counted to the defeated 30 candidate 31 page 18 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 21 1 (4) In section 144(2)(f) after "ballot papers" insert: 2 3 and vote records 4 5 (5) In section 144(2)(fa) after "ballot paper" (each occurrence) 6 insert: 7 8 or vote record 9 10 (6) In section 144(2b) and (3) after "ballot papers" insert: 11 12 and vote records 13 14 (7) Delete section 144(3a) and insert: 15 16 (3A) For the purposes of subsection (3), if at any stage of the 17 count, ballot papers or vote records have been set aside 18 under subsection (2)(fa), the whole number of ballot 19 papers and vote records, at that stage, are to be taken to 20 be reduced by the number of those ballot papers and 21 vote records set aside. 22 23 21. Section 145 amended 24 In section 145(1) delete "on the ballot papers". 25 22. Section 146 amended 26 (1) In section 146(1) delete "ballot papers contained in any parcel." 27 and insert: 28 29 votes. 30 page 19 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 23 1 (2) In section 146(2) delete "ballot paper." and insert: 2 3 ballot paper or vote record. 4 5 23. Section 146C amended 6 (1) In section 146C(1): 7 (a) in paragraphs (a) and (b) delete "each group" and insert: 8 9 each group, or the group's official agent, 10 11 (b) in paragraphs (c) and (d) delete "any group" and insert: 12 13 any group, or the candidate's official agent, 14 15 (2) In section 146C(2)(a) and (b) delete "each candidate" and insert: 16 17 each candidate, or the candidate's official agent, 18 19 24. Section 149B inserted 20 At the beginning of Part IV Division (6) insert: 21 22 149B. Term used: document 23 In this Division -- 24 document includes a document in digital or electronic 25 form. 26 page 20 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 25 1 25. Section 156D amended 2 (1) In section 156D(11) after "consenting candidate" insert: 3 4 or the consenting candidate's official agent 5 6 (2) In section 156D(14) insert in alphabetical order: 7 8 ballot paper includes a vote record; 9 10 26. Section 204 amended 11 In section 204 delete "one year" and insert: 12 13 one year (except as a summary conviction penalty) 14 15 27. Schedule 1 amended 16 In Schedule 1 delete clause 2(1) and insert: 17 18 2. (1) In this Schedule -- 19 ballot paper includes a vote record; 20 continuing candidate means a candidate not already 21 elected or not excluded from the count. 22 23 28. Various headings replaced or amended 24 (1) Before section 47 delete "(i) To claims" and insert: 25 26 Subdivision 1 -- To claims 27 page 21 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 28 1 (2) Before section 48 delete "(ii) To enrolment" and insert: 2 3 Subdivision 2 -- To enrolment 4 5 (3) Before section 49 delete "(iii) Powers of Electoral 6 Commissioner on appeal" and insert: 7 8 Subdivision 3 -- Powers of Electoral Commissioner on 9 appeal 10 11 (4) After the heading to Part IV Division (3) delete "(i) Early and 12 absent voting" and insert: 13 14 Subdivision 1 -- Early and absent voting 15 16 (5) Before section 100 delete "(ii) At the poll" and insert: 17 18 Subdivision 3 -- At the poll 19 20 (6) Amend the headings listed in the Table as set out in the Table. 21 Table Heading Delete Insert Pt. III Div. (1) (1) 1 Pt. III Div. (2) (2) 2 Pt. III Div. (3) (3) 3 page 22 Electoral Amendment Bill 2016 s. 28 Heading Delete Insert Pt. III Div. (4) (4) 4 Pt. III Div. (5) (5) 5 Pt. IV Div. (1) (1) 1 Pt. IV Div. (2) (2) 2 Pt. IV Div. (3) (3) 3 Pt. IV Div. (4) (4) 4 Pt. IV Div. (4a) (4a) 4A Pt. IV Div. (4b) (4b) 4B Pt. IV Div. (5) (5) 5 Pt. IV Div. (6) (6) 6 Pt. IV Div. (7) (7) 7 1 2
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