Article 2 states:
(1) A person is entitled to vote in an election of a Connétable, Centenier, or Procureur du Bien Public, of a parish if the name of the person is on the electoral register for an electoral district within the parish...
(2) A person is entitled to vote in an election of one or more Deputies of an electoral district if the name of the person is on the electoral register for the electoral district, being the register in force for the election.
(3) A person is entitled to vote in an election of a Senator if the name of the person is on the electoral register for any electoral district...
Article 5, paragraph 1 states:
A person is entitled on a particular day to have his or her name included on the electoral register for an electoral district if on that day –
(a) the person is at least 16 years old;
(b) the person is ordinarily resident in that district…
Article 17, paragraph 3 states:
Where a person appointed as Autorisé is unable to discharge the duties of that office, the Royal Court may appoint another person in his or her place.
Article 35 states:
(1) In the case of a person entitled to vote who is ill, disabled or illiterate, the Autorisé or an Adjoint may take such measures as he or she considers appropriate for taking his or her vote on the day the poll is open, provided secrecy in voting is maintained.
(2) Those measures may include a visit to the person for the purpose of delivering a ballot paper to the person, attending whilst the person records his or her vote on it, and bringing the ballot paper back to the polling station and placing it in the ballot box.
Article 42, paragraph 11 states:
In the case of a person entitled to vote who is ill, disabled or illiterate, the Judicial Greffier shall take such measures as he or she considers appropriate for taking the person’s pre-poll vote before the time mentioned in paragraph (1), provided secrecy in voting is maintained.
Article 17, paragraph 3 states:
Where a person appointed as Autorisé is unable to discharge the duties of that office, the Royal Court may appoint another person in his or her place.
Article 35 states:
(1) In the case of a person entitled to vote who is ill, disabled or illiterate, the Autorisé or an Adjoint may take such measures as he or she considers appropriate for taking his or her vote on the day the poll is open, provided secrecy in voting is maintained.
(2) Those measures may include a visit to the person for the purpose of delivering a ballot paper to the person, attending whilst the person records his or her vote on it, and bringing the ballot paper back to the polling station and placing it in the ballot box.
Article 42, paragraph 11 states:
In the case of a person entitled to vote who is ill, disabled or illiterate, the Judicial Greffier shall take such measures as he or she considers appropriate for taking the person’s pre-poll vote before the time mentioned in paragraph (1), provided secrecy in voting is maintained.