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63.—(1) At a contested election, the regional returning officer shall make arrangements for making the calculation and allocation referred to in rule 64 as soon as practicable after receipt by him of the statement prepared under rule 61 and of the notification under rule 62(3) from each constituency returning officer in that region.
(2) No person other than–
(a)the regional returning officer and members of his staff;
(b)the candidates on a registered party’s regional list and one other person chosen by each of them;
(c)the individual candidates and one other person chosen by each of them;
(d)the election agent of each individual candidate or registered party standing nominated, or a person acting on his behalf;
(e)the nominating officer of each registered party standing nominated,
(f)a person who is entitled to attend by virtue of any of sections 6A to 6D of the 2000 Political Parties Act;
may be present at that calculation and allocation unless permitted by the regional returning officer to attend.
(3) A person not entitled to attend the proceedings under rule 64 shall not be permitted to do so by the regional returning officer unless he–
(a)is satisfied that the efficient conduct of those proceedings will not be impeded; and
(b)has either consulted the election agents or thought it impracticable to do so.
(4) The regional returning officer shall give to–
(a)the nominating officer and election agent of each registered party standing nominated;
(b)each individual candidate and his election agent; and
(c)each constituency returning officer for a constituency included in that region,
notice in writing of the place at which he will begin the proceedings under rule 64.
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