§ Art. 57Monitoring by agents

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Monitoring by agents.
List agents who consider that an electoral commission, a presiding officer or voters are not
behaving in accordance with the law or government requirements during polling proceedings
may lodge a complaint to the electoral commission or the presiding officer. If they consider
any aspect of the polling proceedings to be unlawful and are unable to have this rectified by
the electoral commission or presiding officer, the agents are entitled to have the dispute
entered immediately in the log book of the electoral commission or in the log kept by the
presiding officer. Should an electoral commission or presiding officer refuse to record
anything concerning the polling proceedings, the agent is entitled to do so and sign under the
entry.

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