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  • Re: Main business of life meaning

    From billy bookcase@21:1/5 to Michael Chare on Fri Mar 8 09:05:37 2024
    "Michael Chare" <mUNDERSCOREnews@chareDOTorg.uk> wrote in message news:usdlnf$1aog4$1@dont-email.me...

    With regard to the electoral register what exactly does the expression "Main business
    of life" mean.

    It's where a person *mainly* lives; which means where they sleep, eat, take baths, use the toilet, and store their possessions clothes etc.

    Does it have a legal definition?

    Quite possibly. Or there again, surely the intended meaning is sufficiently unambiguous for this to be unnecessary ?


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  • From Jethro_uk@21:1/5 to Simon Parker on Fri Mar 8 10:35:19 2024
    On Fri, 08 Mar 2024 10:09:44 +0000, Simon Parker wrote:

    Speaking of accompanying guidance, The Electoral Commission have a page
    [2] answering the question "Can electors register to vote at more than
    one address?"

    As a student in the 1980s I was registered at Uni and home. I only voted
    at Uni though, as I knew even then it was an offence to vote twice.

    Being in London I also had a vote for ILEA. Ask you parents.

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