§ Section 33.²(untitled)

(1) A voter shall print out
voting materials and select a ballot paper which corresponds to
the list of candidates for which he or she will vote and, if he
or she wishes, shall make the marks referred to in Section 29 of
this Law in the ballot paper, shall place the ballot paper in a
postal envelope (hereinafter - the postal ballot envelope) and
seal the envelope.
(2) A voter shall place the sealed postal ballot envelope in
the registration envelope. The voter shall also place a statement
bearing a handwritten signature that he or she is voting in
person and shall indicate his or her given name, surname, and
personal identity number in the registration envelope. The voter
shall note on the registration envelope that it contains a postal
ballot envelope and shall indicate his or her given name,
surname, and sequence number under which he or she is registered
in the electoral roll. The voter shall send the registration
envelope to the election commission of the relevant local
government.
(3) The registration envelopes shall be registered and kept
unopened by the local government election commission until the
commencement of the counting of votes in accordance with the
procedures laid down by the Central Election Commission.
(4) If a voter arrives at a polling station on the election
day or on any of the advance voting days and denies having voted
by post, he or she may vote in accordance with the procedures
laid down in Section 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 33, 35, or 36 of this
Law. The Central Election Commission shall determine the
procedures by which the polling station commission informs the
election commission or the polling station commission for postal
voting that the relevant voter has voted at the polling
station.
[17 December 2020]