Regulation 18, paragraph 3 states:
(a) Each candidate may, in addition to the polling agents appointed by him under paragraph (1) of this regulation, appoint one alternate polling agent who shall, whenever a substantive palling agent is incapable of acting as such and upon notice being given by the candidate to the returning officer or the senior presiding officer, be entitled to replace any such substantive polling agent
(b) If any polling agent (whether substantive or alternate) dies or becomes incapable of acting as such, the candidate may, before the opening of the poll or within two hours of such opening and subject to notice being given to the returning officer, appoint another polling agent in the place of any such agent.
Regulation 31 states:
(1) Before delivering a ballot paper the presiding officer may and shall, if requested by a candidate or polling agent, put to the person applying therefor the following questions-
(2) If any person does not answer satisfactorily any question put to him or refuses to furnish an impression of his thumb or finger, as in this regulation provided, or if the presiding officer is satisfied that the person offering himself to vote is not the same person whose name is on the register of electors or that such person has already voted at the election, the presiding officer may refuse to give him a ballot paper…
Regulation 37, paragraph 1 states:
If any elector is incapacitated by blindness or other physical cause from voting in the manner laid down in these regulations or declares that he is unable to read or understand the symbols, the poll clerk shall, at the request of the elector, and on being so ordered by the presiding officer, and in his presence and that of another election officer, mark the vote of such elector on a ballot paper in the manner directed by such elector, and the ballot paper so marked shall be placed in the ballot box; and the name and number on the register of electors of every elector whose vote is so marked for him, and the reason why it is so marked, shall be entered on a list to be called the 'list of votes marked by the presiding officer.'
Regulation 42 states:
(1) A person shall not be entitled to have more than one proxy at a time appointed to vote for him at any election, nor shall a person be entitled to vote in person at any election where that person’s application for a proxy paper has been allowed.
(2) A person shall not be capable of being appointed to vote, or of voting, as proxy at any election unless he is a Commonwealth Citizen over eighteen years of age, and not subject to any legal incapacity to vote thereat as an elector, and a person shall not be entitled to vote as proxy at the same election on behalf of more than two electors.
(3) Subject to the foregoing provisions of this regulation, any person shall be capable of being appointed proxy to vote at an election and may vote in pursuance of the appointment, and these regulations shall apply to such person as if that person were an elector or voter, and any reference in these regulations to an elector or voter shall be construed as being a reference to such person…
Regulation 43 states:
(l) Before delivering a ballot paper to a proxy, the presiding officer may, and shall, if requested by a candidate or a polling agent, put to the person applying therefor the following question—
(2) If any person does not answer satisfactorily any question put to him, or refuses to furnish an impression of his thumb or finger, as in this regulation provided, or if the presiding officer is satisfied that the person offering himself to vote is not the same person whose name is on the proxy paper and on the list of proxies as entitled to vote as proxy on behalf of the elector, or that such person has already voted at the election as proxy on behalf of the elector, the presiding officer may refuse to give him a ballot paper…
Regulation 46, paragraph 3 states:
If a counting agent dies or becomes incapable of acting as such the candidate may appoint another counting agent in his place and shall immediately give to the returning officer notice in writing of the name and address of the counting agent so appointed.
Regulation 31 states:
(1) Before delivering a ballot paper the presiding officer may and shall, if requested by a candidate or polling agent, put to the person applying therefor the following questions-
(2) If any person does not answer satisfactorily any question put to him or refuses to furnish an impression of his thumb or finger, as in this regulation provided, or if the presiding officer is satisfied that the person offering himself to vote is not the same person whose name is on the register of electors or that such person has already voted at the election, the presiding officer may refuse to give him a ballot paper…
Regulation 37, paragraph 1 states:
If any elector is incapacitated by blindness or other physical cause from voting in the manner laid down in these regulations or declares that he is unable to read or understand the symbols, the poll clerk shall, at the request of the elector, and on being so ordered by the presiding officer, and in his presence and that of another election officer, mark the vote of such elector on a ballot paper in the manner directed by such elector, and the ballot paper so marked shall be placed in the ballot box; and the name and number on the register of electors of every elector whose vote is so marked for him, and the reason why it is so marked, shall be entered on a list to be called the 'list of votes marked by the presiding officer.'
Regulation 42 states:
(1) A person shall not be entitled to have more than one proxy at a time appointed to vote for him at any election, nor shall a person be entitled to vote in person at any election where that person’s application for a proxy paper has been allowed.
(2) A person shall not be capable of being appointed to vote, or of voting, as proxy at any election unless he is a Commonwealth Citizen over eighteen years of age, and not subject to any legal incapacity to vote thereat as an elector, and a person shall not be entitled to vote as proxy at the same election on behalf of more than two electors.
(3) Subject to the foregoing provisions of this regulation, any person shall be capable of being appointed proxy to vote at an election and may vote in pursuance of the appointment, and these regulations shall apply to such person as if that person were an elector or voter, and any reference in these regulations to an elector or voter shall be construed as being a reference to such person…
Regulation 43 states:
(l) Before delivering a ballot paper to a proxy, the presiding officer may, and shall, if requested by a candidate or a polling agent, put to the person applying therefor the following question—
(2) If any person does not answer satisfactorily any question put to him, or refuses to furnish an impression of his thumb or finger, as in this regulation provided, or if the presiding officer is satisfied that the person offering himself to vote is not the same person whose name is on the proxy paper and on the list of proxies as entitled to vote as proxy on behalf of the elector, or that such person has already voted at the election as proxy on behalf of the elector, the presiding officer may refuse to give him a ballot paper…
Regulation 18, paragraph 3 states:
(a) Each candidate may, in addition to the polling agents appointed by him under paragraph (1) of this regulation, appoint one alternate polling agent who shall, whenever a substantive palling agent is incapable of acting as such and upon notice being given by the candidate to the returning officer or the senior presiding officer, be entitled to replace any such substantive polling agent (b) If any polling agent (whether substantive or alternate) dies or becomes incapable of acting as such, the candidate may, before the opening of the poll or within two hours of such opening and subject to notice being given to the returning officer, appoint another polling agent in the place of any such agent.
Regulation 46, paragraph 3 states:
If a counting agent dies or becomes incapable of acting as such the candidate may appoint another counting agent in his place and shall immediately give to the returning officer notice in writing of the name and address of the counting agent so appointed.