Each constituency was to have an electoral registration officer, who was to compile the electoral register.
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The edited Register is available for general sale from Electoral Registration Officers and can be used for any purpose.
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These twenty Officers are each supported by staff including one or more Electoral Registration Officers appointed by the Commission.
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Electors can choose to opt out from appearing in the edited Register by informing their local Electoral Registration Officer.
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Electoral Registration Officers are required to report against these standards and the Commission will make this information publicly available.
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Each district council or unitary authority has an Electoral Register which is compiled by the Electoral Registration Officer listing all registered electors.
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Application forms can be returned to the local Electoral Registration Officer by post, by fax or by e-mail as a scanned attachment.
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Additional District Magistrates and Sub Divisional Magistrates are Returning Officers for Assembly Constituencies and Electoral Registration Officers in respect of Voters Lists.
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The Electoral Registration Officer can initiate an "'application hearing "'if he / she considers that there are reasonable integrity concerns about the application.
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A voter can apply to be an anonymous elector at any time by using registration forms available from local Electoral Registration Officers or the Electoral Commission's website.
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