Voting documents will be delivered by the police daily from Monday, the 4th May until Friday, the 15th May, between 8am and 1pm and 3pm and 9pm.
The Electoral Commission advised that the voting documents will be delivered only to the address where the voter is registered. This means it is necessary that at the place of residence, there must be a responsible person over 16 years of age who is a relative, and/or resides or works thereat to receive the voting document.
Persons receiving the voting document will be asked to confirm receipt of the document by signing on a mobile device provided by the Police Officer, the Commission said.
It noted that the Electoral law permits political party representatives to accompany the police officer during the delivery. These representatives are supplied with an authorisation tag issued by the Electoral Commission to be shown on demand.
The Commission said that the voting document should be kept in a safe place, as nobody will be allowed to vote without it on polling day.
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