When you register as an elector, the Electoral Commission must send you a written notice. They have to deliver this notice to you personally or send it by post within 14 days of your registration. The Electoral Commission is responsible for making sure you get this notice.
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89: Procedure following application for registration, or
"What happens after you apply to be on the electoral roll"
89B: Elector must give notice of change of place of residence within electoral district, or
"Tell the Electoral Commission your new address if you move house within your voting area"
The Electoral Commission must, not later than 14 days after the registration of a person as an elector, deliver to that person personally, or send to that person by post, written notice of the registration.
