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13.—(1) A candidate is nominated if a completed nomination paper is delivered to the place specified in the election notice during the nomination period.
(2) A nomination paper is completed if it—
(a)states the candidate’s full name and address;
(b)states that the candidate consents to nomination;
(c)is signed by the candidate and one witness; and
(d)states the witness’ full name and address.
(3) If the candidate commonly uses a surname or forename which is different from any other name the candidate has, the nomination paper may state the commonly used name in addition to the other name.
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