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Article R2122-81 of the French Labour Code

In accordance with the procedures laid down by order of the Minister for Labour, two separate, dedicated and isolated automated processes are created, called the “voters’ file” and the “electronic ballot box” respectively. No link is established between these two processes.

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Article R2122-84 of the French Labour Code

Once voting is over, the polling station counts the postal votes in open session, in the presence of the National Commission for Voting Operations. The polling station and the Commission Nationale des Opérations de Vote may enter their observations in the minutes.

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Article R2122-85 of the French Labour Code

Before the postal vote count begins, the polling station checks that the vote-counting system has been sealed and is working properly, that the vote counter has been reset to zero and that the electronic ballot box is empty. No partial results are available during the counting process.

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Article R2122-86 of the French Labour Code

The vote registration process is subject to the following two processes: 1° Firstly, the updating of the electoral roll. If, at the time of processing, it is found that a voter who has sent in a postal vote has already voted electronically from a distance, his postal vote is immediately destroyed. This operation is recorded in the minutes; 2° Secondly, the vote is checked for admissibility as defined in article…

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Article R2122-87 of the French Labour Code

The votes shall not be counted and shall be appended to the minutes of the voting operations: 1° Envelopes handed in by a person who does not work for the service provider responsible for postal delivery; 2° Envelopes from electors who have already voted electronically; 3° Envelopes that arrive unsealed or unsealed.

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Article R2122-88 of the French Labour Code

The following shall not be included in the results of postal votes : 1° Envelopes without ballot papers ; 2° blank ballot papers ; 3° Multiple ballot papers found in the same envelope and in favour of different candidatures; 4° ballot papers designating a candidate who has not been duly published or whose inadmissibility has been declared by the court; 5° ballot papers of a model different from those sent…

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