Marks made in electoral registers.

The electoral commission shall place a mark against the name of the voter in the electoral register before the voter exercises his or her right to vote. Simultaneously with the placing of the mark against the name of the voter in the electoral register, another electoral commission member shall ensure that the mark is correct. If the voter is entitled to vote according to the electoral register, the electoral commission or its representative shall hand the voter the ballot paper. After receiving the ballot paper, the voter shall take it into the polling booth where the voter shall write his or her vote on the ballot paper. 

If the electoral register is a printed one, the chairperson of the electoral commission and one of the other commission members shall have in front of them a copy each of the electoral register. Both of them shall place a mark against the name of each voter as soon as the voter has cast the vote