Every person is guilty of an offence who (a) contravenes subsection 281.6(2) (attempting to obtain information about elector’s vote); (b) knowingly contravenes any of paragraphs 281.6(3)(a) to (c) (secrecy at the poll); (c) knowingly contravenes subsection 281.6(4) (secrecy — marked ballot); (d) knowingly contravenes paragraph 281.7(1)(c) (ballots); (e) knowingly contravenes paragraph 281.8(1)(a) (photograph or video of marked ballot); (f) knowingly contravenes paragraph 281.8(1)(b) (copy of marked ballot); (g) knowingly contravenes paragraph 281.8(1)(c) (distribution of photograph, video or copy of marked ballot); (h) knowingly contravenes paragraph 281.9(a) or (b) (false statement); (i) contravenes subsection 282(1) (person who assists elector — limit); (j) contravenes subsection 282.1(1) (vouching for more than one person); (k) knowingly contravenes any of paragraphs 282.1(2)(a) to (c) (vouching for person contrary to that paragraph); (l) contravenes subsection 282.1(3) (vouchee acting as voucher); or (m) knowingly contravenes section 282.5 (interfering with marking of ballot).
§ CEA s. 491.1Offences requiring intent — summary conviction
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