PART IIIREGISTRATION
Determination of applications and objections
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1
If a registration officer has given a person an invitation to apply for registration under section 9E(1) of the 1983 Act and the person has not made an application to register within a reasonable time of receipt of the invitation, the registration officer must give the person a second invitation.
2
If no application is received in respect of the second invitation within a reasonable time of receipt of the second invitation, the registration officer must give the person a third invitation.
3
The registration officer may visit the address at which the first invitation was given in order to encourage the person to make an application for registration at any time and must make or have made one visit if no application has been received in response to the third invitation.
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In relation to the registration of local government electors, paragraph (3) does not require a registration officer to make, or have made, any visits in the case where the invitations were given to a person under the age of 16.
4
The second and third invitations to apply for registration, if required, must be in the same form as the first invitation to apply for registration.
5
Paragraphs (1) to (3) do not apply if the registration officer is satisfied that—
a
the person is not entitled to be registered at the address at which the invitation or invitations to register was or were given; or
b
the person is registered at a different address.
6
Paragraphs (1) to (3) do not apply in relation to a person whom the registration officer has reason to believe would, if registered, be registered—
a
in pursuance of an application made by virtue of section 7(2) or 7A(2) of the 1983 Act;
b
in pursuance of a declaration of local connection, service declaration or overseas elector’s declaration; or
c
with an anonymous entry.