Request by an unenrolled voter
55 Request by an unenrolled voter
A person who claims to be entitled to vote but is not enrolled on the voters' roll may apply to the election manager for a postal ballot envelope as an unenrolled voter.
Despite regulation 49(1), the election manager must issue a postal ballot envelope to a person who applies under subregulation (1) for a postal ballot envelope.
The declaration envelope issued to an unenrolled voter under this regulation must be identified as a declaration envelope for an unenrolled voter.
The declaration envelope issued to a person under this regulation must include directions for the person—
to specify the address for which the person claims to be entitled to be enrolled; and
to describe the basis of the person's claim to entitlement; and
to specify the person's date of birth; and
to declare that the details provided on the declaration envelope are true and correct.
The election manager must ensure that a record is kept of all declaration envelopes, ballot-papers and postal ballot envelopes issued under this regulation.
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