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1.Citation, commencement and extent
4.Application of Part III of the Representation of the People Act 1983
SCOTTISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS RULES
RULES FOR CONDUCT OF A SCOTTISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTION WHERE...
PART II STAGES COMMON TO CONTESTED AND UNCONTESTED ELECTIONS
PART VII FORMS FOR USE AT SCOTTISH LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS
The forms contained in this Part may be adapted so...
*This card is for information only. You can vote without...
* When you go to the polling station, tell the...
Go to one of the compartments. Number the candidates in...
Put no other mark on the ballot paper, or your...
Do not let anyone see your vote. Put the ballot...
If by mistake you spoil a ballot paper, show it...
If you have appointed a proxy to vote in person...
If you have been given a postal vote, you will...
If you need further help, please ring (insert telephone number)....
ISSUED BY THE RETURNING OFFICER
Where a poll card is sent to an anonymous elector,...
You must have this card with you when you vote....
When you go to the polling station, ask to speak...
The presiding officer will confirm your entry on the register....
This card is to give you information about voting by...
When you receive your postal voting pack, please read the...
Mark your vote secretly. If you cannot vote without help,...
You must sign the postal voting statement (unless you have...
If you lose or accidentally spoil your postal ballot papers,...
Complete and return your postal vote as soon as possible....
It is an offence to vote using a ballot paper...
You cannot vote in person at a polling station at...
If you need further help, please call [helpline number].
It is an offence to vote using a ballot paper that was not addressed to you
3.After rule22(2) insert— (2A) The polling station allotted to electors...
7.After rule26(3) (appointment of polling and counting agents) insert—
10.After rule34(3) (votes marked by presiding officer) insert—
11.After rule35(6) (voting by persons with disabilities) insert—
12.At the end of rule36(7) (tendered ballot papers) insert— and...
15.For rule41(1) (attendance at counting of votes) substitute—
16.In rule41(2) before “at the counting of the votes” there...
17.In rule41(3) before the words “counting of the votes” in...
18.For rule43(1) (the count) substitute— (1) Where the returning officer...
19.At the end of rule58 (delivery of documents) insert— and...
20.In rule62 (countermand or abandonment of poll on death of...
21.In Schedule 1, for Form6 (the Corresponding Number List), substitute...
22.In Schedule1, for Form8 (the postal voting statement) substitute the...
23.In Schedule1, for Form13 (the form of directions for the...
24.In Schedule1, in Form15 (the form of declaration to be...
FORM OF CORRESPONDING NUMBER LIST REFERRED TO IN PARAGRAPH 21 OF SCHEDULE 2
FORM OF POSTAL VOTING STATEMENT REFERRED TO IN PARAGRAPH 22 OF SCHEDULE 2
1.On the [colour] (Parliamentary Election)/(European Parliamentary Election)* ballot paper(s), mark...
2.On the [colour] ballot paper for the local government election...
4.Complete your ballot papers in secret. If you need someone...
5.You must provide [**your signature and] date of birth on...
8.Remember, as you have received a postal vote you cannot...
10.If you lose the ballot paper, postal voting statement or...
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