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Referendum (Machinery Provisions) Act 1984

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25A Official mark

The official mark for the authentication of ballot papers is either: (a) a water mark consisting of a representation of a shield having within it the letters “CA” intertwined; or (b) a feature of the ballot paper approved by the Electoral Commissioner.

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