Article 24 Consequence of failure or refusal to provide personal identifiers

if the absent voter has an entry in the registration officer’s absent voting records, he or she must remove that entry, and the absent voter shall not be entitled to vote by post, by proxy or by post as a proxy (as the case may be) otherwise than in pursuance of a further application made under article 9, 10 or 12;

in the case of an absent voter whose application under article 10(1) or (2) has been granted, or whose application under article 12(4) in respect of a particular election has been granted, the absent voter shall not be entitled to vote by post, by proxy or by post as proxy (as the case may be) at the particular election for which the application was made, otherwise than in pursuance of a further application made under article 9, 10 or 12.

the registration officer shall inform the absent voter of the location of the polling station to which the absent voter has been allotted, or is likely to be allotted, under rule 35 of Schedule 2, unless that voter is not likely to be allotted to a polling station;

paragraphs 8(4) and 9 of Schedule 3 shall apply as if the registration officer were refusing an application under article 9, 10, 11 or 12; and

in the case of an absent voter who ceases to be entitled to vote by post as proxy, the registration officer must also notify the elector for whom the proxy was appointed.

explaining the effect of removal from the absent voting records (where applicable); and

reminding the absent voter that he or she may make a fresh application under article 9, 10 or 12 to vote by post, by proxy or by post as a proxy (as the case may be).