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ward committee nomination form 2022

Dr Beyers Naudé Local MunicipalityRef: WARD-COMMITTEE-NOMINATION-FORM-2022.PDF

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Collected on 28 June 2026

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This document is a nomination form for individuals seeking to represent a sector on a ward committee in the Dr. Beyers Naudé Local Municipality. It outlines the requirements and declaration needed for submission, including voter registration, absence of municipal employment, and no outstanding debts. The form is available for use at any time, with no stated deadline.

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Ward Committee Nomination

Individuals can nominate themselves to represent a specific sector on the Ward Committee of their ward within the Dr. Beyers Naudé Local Municipality. The nominee must be a registered voter, not employed by the municipality, and meet other eligibility criteria.

Who it is for: registered voters in the Dr. Beyers Naudé Local Municipality who are active members of a sector and wish to serve on a ward committee
How to act on it: Complete and sign the nomination form, provide required documents (ID, proof of voter registration), and submit it to the Dr. Beyers Naudé Local Municipality

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I ___________________________________ ID _________________________________ hereby my nomination to represent the __________________________________ Sector on the Ward Committee of Ward. ___________________

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Reference

WARD-COMMITTEE-NOMINATION-FORM-2022.PDF

Key Takeaways

ward-committee-nomination-form-2022.pdf
Dr. Beyers Naudé Local Municipality
nomination
ward committee
voter registration
ID number
submission
no outstanding rates
not employed by municipality
Dr. Beyers Naudé Local Municipality
Sarah Baartman District Municipality