No. .Legislative Council (Elections). 1951.


 make oath in the form set out as Form No. 35 in the First Schedule
 of his incapacity to vote without-assistance, and shall thereafter
 assist such elector by marking -his ballot paper-in the manner
 directed by such elector in the.presence of the poll clerk and of
 the sworn agents of the candidates and of no other person, and
 shall place such ballot in the ballot box.
 (4) The presiding officer shall either deal with-:a blind elector
 in the same manner as with an otherwise incapacitated elector, or
 at the request of any blind elector who has taken the oath in the
 form set out as Form No. 36 in the First Schedule, and is
 accompanied by a friend who is an elector in the polling division,
 shall permit such friend to accompany the blind elector into the
 voting compartment and mark the elector's ballot paper for him.
 No person shall at any election be allowed to act as the friend of
 more than one blind elector.
 (5) Any friend who is permitted to mark the ballot paper of
 a blind elector as aforesaid shall first be required to fake an oath
 in the form set opt as Form No. 37 in the First Schedule that he
 will keep secret the name-of the candidate for whom the ballot of
 such blind elector is marked by him-and that he has not already
 acted as the friend of a blind elector for the purpose of marking
 his ballot paper at the pending election.
 (6) Whefever any elector has had his ballot paper marked as
 provided in subsection (3) or (-1) o- (5) of this section, the poll
 clerk shall enter in the poll book, opposite the elector's name, in
 addition to'any other requisite entry, the reason why such ballot
 paper was so marked.

 45. (1) Where there is contained in the official list of Who may vote.
 electors a name, address and occupation which correspond so
closely with the name, address and occupation of a person by
 whom a ballot paper is demanded as to suggest-that the entry in
 such official list of electors was intended to refer to him, such
 person shall, upon taking the oath in the form set out as Form
 No. 38 in the First Schedule and complying in all other respects
 with the provisions of this Ordinance 4e entitled to receive a
 ballot paper and to vote. In any such case the name, address
 and-occupation shall be correctly entered in the poll book and the
 fact that the oath has been taken shall be entered in the proper
 column of the poll book.
 (2) An elector, if required by the presiding officer, the poll
 clerk, one of the candidates, or an agent of a candidate, or by an
 elector present, shall, before receiving his ballot paper, take an
Soath in the,form set out as Form No. 39 in the First Schedule, and
 if he refuses to take the same, erasing lines shall be drawn
 'through his name on the list of electors and in the poll book, if
 such name has been entered--in the said book, and the words
 refused to be sworn shall be written thereafter.