1. Voting shall take place aboard a ship if the ship leaves a port of the Republic of Lithuania at least 5 days prior to a referendum and does not return until the day of the referendum, or if other circumstances are such that a crew member or a board passenger who is a qualified voter is unable to vote in his referendum polling district, by post or in a diplomatic mission. 2. The list of ships, on which there are no less than 10 crew members - voters, with which the radio communication shall be maintained during the voting and on which voting shall take place, as well as the time of voting on each ship shall be compiled by the Central Electoral Committee on the recommendation of the Ministry of Communications in such a manner that each voter who is aboard a ship is given the opportunity to vote. The captain of the ship, who is a citizen, shall be responsible for the organisation of voting aboard a ship. 3. Voting shall not be organised on ships in which there are no conditions for organising the voting in accordance with the requirements of this Law.
§ Article 56Voting on a Ship
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