SCHEDULE 2 Provisions Which May be Contained in Regulations as to Registration Etc
Representation of the People Act 1983 (1983 c 2) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 2 Provisions Which May be Contained in Regulations as to Registration Etc

Section 53

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(1)     Provisions prescribing the arrangements to be made for the carrying out of his registration duties by a registration officer for part of a constituency, where the constituency is not coterminous with or wholly situated in a district[, Welsh county or county borough] or London borough.

(2)     Provisions authorising [or requiring] a registration officer to require persons to give information required for the purpose of his registration duties [or to make declarations of any prescribed description as to matters relevant to their entitlement to be registered].

[(2A)     Provision made under sub-paragraph (2) authorising or requiring a registration officer . . . to—

(a)     require a person who has made an application under section 10ZC[, 10ZD, 13BD, 13BE or 13C] to provide evidence that he or she is the person named in the application, or

(b)     require a person who has made an application under section 10ZC or 10ZD, or any person who has an entry in a register, to provide evidence for the purpose of enabling the officer to determine whether a person is entitled to be registered in a register maintained by the officer,

must

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