The voter firstly states to the polling board his name and hands over the notification of elections, and proves his identity with his identification card or the other document.
A voter may not vote without presenting a proof of his identity. The president or the member of the polling board, after having confirmed the identity of the voter, circles the ordinal number under which the voter has been enlisted into the extract from the electoral roll and explains the voting procedure.
A voter shall sign the electoral roll and taker the ballot.
The index finger of every voter who has came to vote and has accepted the electoral material shall, by a special spray, be marked out in order to get the mark showing that he had already voted. This index finger mark shall last not less than 24 hours.
