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Changes over time for: Section 45A


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Point in time view as at 25/06/2024.
Changes to legislation:
There are currently no known outstanding effects for the The Representation of the People (England and Wales) Regulations 2001, Section 45A.

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[Record of anonymous entriesE+W
45A.—(1) The registration officer must keep a record of anonymous entries.
(2) The registration officer must enter in the record each person who is entered in the register with an anonymous entry.
(3) The entry in the record must contain the following particulars—
(a)the full name of the person to whom the entry relates;
(b)his electoral number;
(c)his qualifying address;
(d)where he has given in his application for an anonymous entry an address other than his qualifying address to which correspondence should be sent, that address;
(e)the date on which the anonymous entry in the register took effect.
(4) Where the application of a person with an anonymous entry to vote by post is granted, the registration officer must also enter in the record the address to which the postal ballot paper should be sent as given in the application (in accordance with regulation 51(2)(d)).]
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