Ways in which an elector may make a declaration vote
116 Ways in which an elector may make a declaration vote
Subject to section 121, an elector who may or must make a declaration vote is to do so by—
if the elector is unable to enter a polling booth because of illness, disability or advanced pregnancy—going to a place close to a polling booth and voting under section 108(3); or
going during voting hours to a polling booth and following the procedures set out in section 117; or
if the person is a postal voter—using the ballot paper and declaration envelope that have been posted to the elector under section 119 or 123B and following the procedures set out in that section; or
if the person is an electoral visitor voter—voting before an electoral visitor following the procedures set out in section 120.
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