(1) If it is not possible to ascertain that the information on the person is included in the electoral register and that there is no notation already regarding the participation of this person in the relevant elections, voting shall take place by using registration envelopes, and the voters shall be entered in a separate electoral roll.

(2) A voter shall, on his or her own, carry out the activities specified in Section 29 of this Law, place the sealed ballot envelope in the registration envelope on which the given name, surname, and personal identity number of the voter shall be indicated. The registration envelope shall be sealed and handed over to the polling station commission which shall stamp it with the seal of the relevant polling station commission and throw it in a sealed ballot box.

[11 June 2020]