229 Voting paper
Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 (1992 c 52) | Legislation

229  Voting paper

(1)     The method of voting in a ballot must be by the marking of a voting paper by the person voting.

[(1A)     Each voting paper must—

(a)     state the name of the independent scrutineer,

(b)     clearly specify the address to which, and the date by which, it is to be returned,

(c)     be given one of a series of consecutive whole numbers every one of which is used in giving a different number in that series to each voting paper printed or otherwise produced for the purposes of the ballot, and

(d)     be marked with its number.

This subsection, in its application to a ballot in which merchant seamen to whom section 230(2A) applies are entitled to vote, shall have effect with the substitution,

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