“Our Lady of the Snows, perched on a hillside on the outskirts of the nearby tourist town of Bright”. This church is in the middle of town - how much of the rest of this article is inaccurate ?
“Unbeknownst to you, your wife held onto the car as you accelerated down the street. It was then that she fell and lost her life,” Press said. (Press was the judge). A tragic accident after an argument over renovations.
Judges comments: It was important to acknowledge Dennis was not charged with causing the death of his wife, Press said. Hoskins had jumped on to his car bonnet. After Hoskins got off the bonnet, she opened the door, which Dennis closed without stopping.
The failsafe is that you can work backwards once you realise that the papers are missing and this is what would have happened here. Given the long hours worked election day and the pressure to get things right, my guess is human error not a deliberate act but time will tell.
This is a central warehouse that services a number of divisions. The votes undergo fresh scrutiny, a recount, over following days. The error here is that the correct number of BPTCs were not returned and this should have been picked up at the time.
Makes total sense. They are counted on the night at the polling place to first preferences and also preference distributed to the two candidates nominated by the AEC to be most likely the final two. The papers are then sealed in a BPTC (ballot paper transport container) and returned to an OPC.
If you’re in a club, you play by club rules. If you don’t like the rules, run as an independent. More importantly, this story is time stamped almost 24 hours ago. Went online last night, in the paper today and now being promoted again - media trying to make something out of nothing. Again.
