Regulation 6, subregulation 1 states:
In this chapter the procedure for applying for special votes and the procedures for the casting and counting of special votes in an election are prescribed as required by section 33(6) of the [Electoral] Act in respect of persons who cannot vote at a voting station in the voting district in which they are registered due to their
(a) physical infirmity or disability, or pregnancy…
Regulation 7, subregulation 1 states:
A person referred to in subregulation 5(1)(a) who wants to vote in the voting district in which he or she is registered, may apply for a special vote…
Regulation 7, subregulation 3 states:
The presiding officer, or a voting officer designated by him or her, must consider every application received and if he or she is satisfied that...
(a) the applicant is registered as a voter in that voting district; and
(b) cannot vote at that voting station due to physical infirmity or disability, or pregnancy, approve the application and if not, reject the application.
Regulation 8 states:
(1) An applicant referred to in regulation 6(1)(a) who wants to vote in a voting district where he or she is not registered as a voter, may apply for a special vote by delivering or causing to be delivered to the municipal electoral officer of the municipality in which the voting district where the vote will be cast, is situated by not later than the relevant date or dates stated in the election timetable, a written application in a form substantially similar to Appendix 1.
(2) A municipal electoral officer who receives such an application, must consider it and if he or she is satisfied that-
Regulation 14, subregulation 1 states:
In this Chapter the procedure for applying for special votes and the procedures for the casting and counting of special votes in an election are prescribed as required by section 33A(3) of the Act in respect of persons who cannot vote at a voting station in the voting district in which they are registered as voters due to their-
(a) physical infirmity or disability or pregnancy…
Regulation 15 states:
(1) A person referred to in subregulation 14(1)(a) who wants to vote in the voting district where he or she is registered, may apply for a special vote by delivering, or causing to be delivered, to the municipal electoral officer of the voting district within whose area he or she is registered as a voter by not later than the relevant date or dates stated in the election timetable, a written application in a form substantially similar to Appendix 1.
(2) An application received by a municipal electoral officer must be delivered to the presiding officer of the voting district in which the applicant is registered as a voter, by no later than the date or dates contemplated in subregulation (1).
(3) The presiding officer, or a voting officer designated by him or her, must consider every application received and if he or she is satisfied that-
Regulation 15A states:
(1) An applicant referred to in regulation 14(1)(a) who wants to vote in a voting district where he or she is not registered as a voter, but within the province where he or she is so registered, may apply for a special vote by delivering or causing to be delivered to the municipal electoral officer of the municipality in which the voting district where the vote will be cast is situated, by not later than the relevant date or dates stated in the election timetable, a written application in a form substantially similar to Appendix 1.
(2) A municipal electoral officer who receives such an application, must consider it and if he or she is satisfied that-
Regulation 18 states:
…(2) A voter's hand must be marked in terms of section 38(5)(b) of the Act by drawing a short line on the vote's left thumb and left thumb nail with visible indelible ink.
(3) If the voter does not have a left thumb or thumb nail or if it is impractical due to injury, disease or any other cause to mark the left thumb and left thumb nail, any of the left hand fingers and nails must be so marked and, if for similar reasons a left hand finger and nail cannot be marked, a finger and nail of the right hand must be so marked.
(4) If for any of the reasons mentioned in subregulation (2), no finger and nail of a voter can be so marked, the presiding officer must record the voter's name, address, identity number and the reasons why the voter's hand could not be marked, on a list kept for that purpose…