Hong Kong Regulations

BOUNDARY AND ELECTION COMMISSION (ELECTORAL PROCEDURE) (GEOGRAPHICAL CONSTITUENCIES) REGULATION - SECT 50

Ballot papers not to be counted

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For the purpose of counting the votes, any ballot paper-

   (a)  on which an elector has given more than one vote;

   (b)  on which anything is written or marked by which the elector can be
        identified;

        (c)	with the word "TENDERED" and "      " endorsed on the front of 
it;

        (d)	with the word "SPOILT" and "     " endorsed on the front of it; 


   (da) which is an unused ballot paper;

   (e)  which is unmarked;

   (f)  which the returning officer determines is void for uncertainty; or

   (g)  which is substantially mutilated, shall not be counted. (Enacted 1994;
        L.N. 221 of 1995)