sec.32AWho may make an electronically assisted vote

### sec.32A Who may make an electronically assisted vote An elector may make an electronically assisted vote if— the elector can not vote without assistance because the elector has— an impairment; or an insufficient level of literacy; or the elector can not vote at a polling booth because of an impairment; or the elector is a member of a class of elector prescribed by a regulation for this section. an elector whose address, as shown on an electoral roll, is more than 20km by the nearest practical route from a polling booth an elector who will not, throughout ordinary voting hours on polling day, be within Queensland s 32A ins 2015 No. 35 s 24 - (a) the elector can not vote without assistance because the elector has— (i) an impairment; or (ii) an insufficient level of literacy; or - (i) an impairment; or - (ii) an insufficient level of literacy; or - (b) the elector can not vote at a polling booth because of an impairment; or - (c) the elector is a member of a class of elector prescribed by a regulation for this section. Examples of a class of elector— • an elector whose address, as shown on an electoral roll, is more than 20km by the nearest practical route from a polling booth • an elector who will not, throughout ordinary voting hours on polling day, be within Queensland - • an elector whose address, as shown on an electoral roll, is more than 20km by the nearest practical route from a polling booth - • an elector who will not, throughout ordinary voting hours on polling day, be within Queensland - (i) an impairment; or - (ii) an insufficient level of literacy; or - • an elector whose address, as shown on an electoral roll, is more than 20km by the nearest practical route from a polling booth - • an elector who will not, throughout ordinary voting hours on polling day, be within Queensland