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General Right to Vote
Constitution:
(1994)
Section 28, subsection (1) states, "Without limiting the provisions
of any law prescribing any additional qualifications not inconsistent with any
provision of this Constitution, a person shall be qualified to be an elector
for the election of a Member of Parliament for any constituency other than the
Overseas Constituency, if, and only if
(a) He is a Commonwealth citizen,
or he has the status of a permanent resident of the Cook Islands as defined
by Act
"
Off-Site Voting Alternatives
Constitution
(1994)
Section 28D states, "Provision may be made by Act for any elector
of a constituency other than the Overseas Constituency who is outside the Cook
Islands on polling day to vote by postal vote at any election of a member representing
the constituency for which the elector is enrolled."