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3. In schedule 1 (Scottish local government election rules)—
(a)in rule 25 (equipment of polling stations)—
(i)in paragraph (4), omit the words after “outside every polling station”; and
(ii)after paragraph (4), insert—
“(4A) A notice in the form set out in Form 13A, or a form to the like effect, giving directions for the guidance of voters in voting, shall be exhibited in every compartment of every polling station.”;
(b)in rule 43 (the count)—
(i)in paragraph (1)(b), omit “if required to do so by a candidate or an election agent,”;
(ii)in paragraph (5), for the words from “Where under” to “do so” substitute “The returning officer shall verify each ballot paper account”; and
(iii)in paragraph (5), for “, which any election agent may copy” substitute “and shall, on request, supply a copy of that statement to any election agent”;
(c)in rule 44 (rejected ballot papers), in paragraph (1)(a) after “electronic” insert “or other”; and
(d)in Part VII (forms for use at Scottish local government elections)—
(i)for Forms 1 and 8 to 12, substitute the equivalently numbered forms which are set out in the schedule of this order;
(ii)for Form 13, substitute the forms numbered 13 and 13A which are set out in that schedule; and
(iii)for Forms 14 and 15, substitute the equivalently numbered forms which are set out in that schedule.
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