SOUTH AFRICAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

13.11 The Chief Executive Officer shall send the list of nominations as
received from the auditor to all Members along with the agenda for the
Annual General Meeting.
13.12 Prior to the commencement of the elections, the meeting shall elect
an electoral officer and two other persons who are not candidates for
office, to conduct the elections.
13.13 Should there be fewer nominations for a post than there are
vacancies to be filled nominations may be made from the floor. In
such event no nomination will be accepted unless the nominee in
question is present at the Annual General Meeting and indicates
his/her willingness to accept nomination.
13.14 The first person to be elected shall be the President. Should only one
nomination be received the candidate shall be declared duly elected
unless delegates drawn from at least four (4) members request a
ballot. In such event, delegates shall vote either "for" or "against" the
candidate. Should the candidate not poll a majority of the votes, fresh
nominations shall be taken from the floor. Where more than one
nomination is received, the election shall take place by simple majority
vote. In the event of a tie, the outgoing President (or if he is a
candidate, an outgoing Office Bearer nominated for this purpose by
the outgoing National Executive Committee) shall have a casting vote
in addition to his/her deliberative vote.
13.15 Following the election of the President, the two ordinary Vice-
Presidents shall then be elected. Should only two nominations be
received, the candidates shall be declared duly elected. Should more
than two nominations for these positions be received, then such
nominations will be determined by means of a ballot with the two
candidates polling the most number of votes elected to the position of
Vice-Presidents. In the event of the election not yielding two
candidates who poll more votes than any of the other candidates,
13.15.1 if one candidate polled the highest number votes, s/he will be
elected Vice-President and there will be a second ballot in
respect of all candidates who polled the second highest
number of votes. The second election will take place by
plurality vote with the President having a casting vote in
addition to his/her deliberative vote in the event of a tie;
13.15.2 if no single candidate polled the highest number of votes,
there will be a second ballot in respect of all candidates who
polled the highest number of votes, with the two candidates
polling the highest number of votes elected to the position of
Vice-President. If the second ballot does not yield two
candidates who poll more votes than any of the other
candidates, the President will have a casting vote or votes as
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