No.7 of 1954. Virgin Tslands ( Constitution 48
and Elections.

(2) If any person refuses to answer any
question put to him as in this section provided, the
presiding officer shall refuse to give him a ballot

paper.

(3) If any person makes a false answer to any
such question he shall be liable, on summary con-
viction, to imprisonment for six months.

71. (1) Subject to all other provisions of
this Ordinance as to proof of qualifications as a
voter, and as to the administration of oaths, if a
person representing himself to be a particular voter
applies for a ballot paper after another person has
voted as such person, he shall be entitled to receive
a ballot paper and to vote after taking the oath of
identity in the form set out as Form No. 18 in the
Second Schedule, and otherwise establishing his
identity to the satisfaction of the presiding officer.

(2) In such case, the presiding officer shall put
on the ballot paper his initials together with a
number corresponding to the number allotted to
the voter on the official list of voters and entered
in the poll book opposite the name of such voter,
and the poll clerk shall enter in the poll book—

(a) the name of such voter;

(+) a note of his having voted on a second
ballot paper issued under the same name;

() the fact of the oath of identity having
been required and taken, and the fact of any
other oaths being so required and taken; and

(a) any objections made on behalf of any,
and of which, of the candidates.

(3) The presiding officer, on the application of
any voter who is incapacitated from any physical
cause other than blindness or by reason of illiteracy
from voting in the manner pres seribed by this Ordi-
nance, shall require the voter making such applica-
tion to make oath in the form set out as [orm
No. 19 in the Second Schedule of his incapacity to
vote without assistance, and shall thereafter assist

VIRGIN
IsLanps’

Mode of
taking ballot
in special
cases,

Form No. 18.

Form No. 19.