§ Article 38Voter Certificate

1. A voter certificate shall be a document issued by a referendum committee specifying the polling district in the voter list whereof a voter is registered. One cannot vote by post without this certificate.
2. A voter certificate shall contain:
1) the voter’s name and surname;
2) the voter’s birth date (year, month, day);
3) the voter’s address;
4) the name of the city, region, in which the citizen shall vote and the number assigned in the referendum to the city and region;
5) the name, number of the referendum polling district in the list of voters whereof the name of the voter has been registered, as well as the address of the polling station;
6) the voter’s number in the voter list of a referendum polling district;
7) the voting on the referendum day, the voting time at the referendum polling station, the requirement to produce this certificate when voting by post, and other information relevant for the voter.
3. Should the voter request the issuance of a duplicate voter certificate to replace one that has been lost or one that has not been received, the Central Electoral Committee, city, regional referendum committee must immediately issue it, upon establishing the voter information which must be included in the voter certificate.