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This is a draft item of legislation. This draft has since been made as a UK Statutory Instrument: The Police and Crime Commissioner Elections Order 2012 No. 1917
85.—(1) Paragraphs (2) and (3) apply to any document which under or by virtue of this Order is required or authorised to be given to voters or displayed in any place for the purposes of a PCC election.
(2) The person who is required or authorised to give or display the document must, as the person thinks appropriate, give or display or otherwise make available in such form as the person thinks appropriate—
(a)the document in Braille;
(b)the document in languages other than English;
(c)graphical representations of the information contained in the document;
(d)other means of making the information contained in the document accessible to persons who might not otherwise have reasonable access to the information.
(3) The person required or authorised to give or display the document must also, as the person thinks appropriate, make available the information contained in the document in such audible form as the person thinks appropriate.
(4) Paragraphs (2) and (3) do not apply to—
(a)the nomination paper;
(b)the ballot paper.
(5) The local returning officer at a PCC election must cause to be displayed at every polling station in the election an enlarged sample copy of the ballot paper.
(6) The sample copy mentioned in paragraph (5) must have printed the following words at the top of the list of candidates—
(a)in the case of an election where there are three or more candidates—
“Vote once (X) in column 1 for your first choice, and
Vote once (X) in column 2 for your second choice”:
(b)in the case of an election where there are only two candidates—
“Vote (X) for one candidate only”,
and may include a translation of those words into such other languages as the local returning officer thinks appropriate.
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