The amendments revise provisions in the Act on Electoral Procedure related to the central and polling district voter registers. Continuous updating of the central voter register established in Section 96(1) using specified databases, now includes the database on central travel documents (Section 22 of the Act). A new requirement to record in the central register the voter’s refugee, immigrant or settled status raises questions about its purpose and the protection of private data. As a positive measure, amendments to Sections 97 and 102 (Sections 23-24 of the Act) introduce a requirement that resolutions on removal from the central or polling district registers must be communicated by handing over the resolution or sending it by mail or other means of delivery to those affected on the working day following adoption of the resolution. However, removal from the central voter register of entries of persons who have died does not require a separate resolution to be issued. It appears that removal of such entries does not require communication with those affected, which may challenge due process to be notified of losing one’s voting right, particularly important in cases where mistaken removal takes place. As a positive measure, the introduction of Section 105/A (Section 25 of the Act) provides an opportunity for voters registered for mobile voting to request removal from the mobile voter register. The amendment does not, however, explicitly provide that such voters be automatically reintroduced into the regular voter register. This should be made explicit.