§ Article 65Vote Counting Records of the Polling District

1. A vote counting record shall be drawn up in every referendum polling district. It shall include the following:
1) the number of citizens having the right to vote in the referendum polling district;
2) the number of ballot papers received from the city, regional referendum committee;
3) the number of referendum ballot papers delivered to each member of the committee, the number of ballot papers delivered to voters, the number of voters' signatures, the number of voter certificates, the number of voter certificates, and the number of unused ballot papers;
4) the number of unused referendum ballot papers;
5) the number of voters who have voted in the polling station of the referendum polling district;
6) the time of the opening of the ballot box;
7) the number of invalid referendum ballot papers found in the ballot box;
8) the number of valid referendum ballot papers found in the ballot box;
9) the number of replies, “YES” and “NO” or “FOR” and “AGAINST” for the decision set forth for referendum vote found in the ballot box;
10) the number of ballots received by post and the number of sealed voucher envelopes;
11) the number of invalid ballot papers received by post;
12) the number of valid ballot papers received by post;
13) the number of replies, “YES” and “NO” or “FOR” and “AGAINST” for the decision set forth for referendum;
14) the total number of voters who participated in the referendum in the referendum polling district;
15) the total number of invalid ballot papers in the referendum polling district; and
16) the total number of replies, “YES” and “NO” or “FOR” and “AGAINST” for each decision set forth for referendum;
2. If the ballot box contained more ballot papers, than the number which had been delivered to voters, a note concerning this shall be entered in the accounting records indicating the number of how many extra ballot papers have been found.
3. the ballot counting records of the referendum polling district shall be signed by the chairman and members of the polling district referendum committee. After that the observers shall sign the records. Their remarks, the separate opinions of the members of the committee shall be appended to the records and shall be an inseparable part thereof.
4. Group members, parties, and also, their representatives and observers shall have the right to appeal the vote counting record of the referendum-polling district to the regional referendum committee within 24 hours of its compilation. This appeal must be examined within 24 hours of its receipt.