When you get a notice about a poll, it must include some extra information. You will see the proposal or subject matter of the poll in the notice. The notice must also tell you about the consequences of each possible result of the poll, or what the local authority plans to do with the results. If it is a binding poll, the notice will state what happens if the poll goes one way or another. You will know what to expect from the outcome of the poll. The notice will clearly explain the consequences. If it is a non-binding poll, the notice will say what the local authority intends to do with the results. You will see if the local authority has any plans based on the poll results. This information helps you understand what the poll is about and what might happen next, as stated in section 52.