103Ballot papers may be photocopied, written or otherwise reproduced

#### 103 Ballot papers may be photocopied, written or otherwise reproduced 103 Ballot papers may be photocopied, written or otherwise reproduced > > (1) If a voting centre does not have, or runs out of, ballot papers printed in accordance with this Division, the Electoral Commissioner, voting centre manager or other election official in charge at the time may have the ballot paper reproduced (including by photocopying, handwriting or by printing copies obtained by use of email). > > > (2) A ballot paper so reproduced is still required to be in or to the effect of the form prescribed in Schedule 4 or 5, as the case requires, and is to be in the same general format as the ballot paper printed in accordance with this Division. > > > (3) A ballot paper so reproduced and complying with subsection (2) is as valid as a ballot paper printed in accordance with this Division. > > > (4) Despite subsection (2), a ballot paper reproduced in handwriting is not required to include a logo for a registered party or candidate. > > **s 103:** Am 2026 No 6, Sch 1\[39\].