The electoral committee may not refuse to vote to anyone who is entered in the voter's register for that polling station, nor to persons who have proven themselves with certificates.

If a member of the electoral committee has any comments regarding individual voters who want to vote, this is recorded in the minutes.

If a person whose name is already circled in the voter's register wants to vote and there is already a voter's signature on their name, or if there is an indication in the notes section about another method of voting, their personal name, place of residence and their possible statement are entered in the minutes, and they can vote the electoral committee does not allow.