You are invited to provide an election statement describing why you think you should be elected.
MAXIMUM 250 WORDS
DETAILED RULES RELATING TO WORD COUNTS AND STYLE
(a) Every word no matter how small e.g. "I", "or", “and”, "the" etc. will be counted as one word.
(b) Numbers in a block will be treated as one word e.g. "2000", "1/128", "2001/2" and "2001/2002."
(c) Any acronyms or groups of initials will be treated as one word. For example, 'ERS' would count as one word. If, however, full titles for acronyms or groups of words are used, they will count as separate words. For example, Electoral Reform Services Ltd will count as four words.
(d) Compound words or hyphenated words, such as co-operation, will be treated as one word.
(e) Candidates' election statements will be distributed using a common typeface and type size font.
(f) Selected words or sentences can be emboldened, capitalized, underlined, or italicized. Entire election statements submitted in any of these formats will, however, be reproduced in the common typeface and type size font detailed in Paragraph above.
(g) The use of bullet points and numbering to make separate points is allowed and these will not be counted as words.
Words or phrases can be centered or indented. Boxes around particular words or phrases will not, however, be reproduced.
