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4.—(1) The registration officer must keep the 2 lists mentioned in sub-paragraphs (2) and (3).
(2) The first of those lists is a list (“the postal voters list”) of—
(a)those who are existing postal voters (excluding those whose applications to vote by proxy under paragraph 3(6) have been granted), together with the addresses, as the case may be—
(i)shown in the record mentioned in paragraph 2(1) kept by the registration officer, or
(ii)provided by them in any application granted under paragraph 3(5),
as the addresses to which their ballot papers are to be sent; and
those granted a vote by post in the referendum by the registration officer by virtue of an application under paragraph 3(1) together with the addresses provided by them in their application as the addresses to which their ballot papers are to be sent.
(3) The second of those lists is a list (“the list of proxies”) of—
(a)those who are existing proxy voters by reason of an entry in the record mentioned in paragraph 2(3) kept by the registration officer; and
(b)those granted a vote by proxy in the referendum by the registration officer by virtue of an application under paragraph 3(2) or (6),
together (in each case) with the names and addresses of those appointed as their proxies.
(4) In the case of an elector who has an anonymous entry in the register, any entry in the postal voters list or list of proxies, as the case may be, must show in relation to the elector only the elector’s electoral number and the period for which the anonymous entry has effect.
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