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(1) At the request in writing of the panel, the Chief Registrar must supply to the panel on computer tape the information described in subsection (2).
(2) The information is a list of every person whose name appears on the referendum roll or supplementary referendum roll, except any person whose details are not published or available under the Electoral Act 1993 as a result of a direction by the Chief Registrar under section 115 of that Act, that shows the following details for each person listed:
(a) Full name; and
(b) Postal address; and
(c) Preferred honorific (if any).
(3) The panel may supply to any person, for the purposes of a task required for the official publicity campaign, any or all of the information supplied under subsection (1) or the original or a copy of any computer tape on which the information was supplied.
(4) As soon as practicable after the conclusion of the official publicity campaign, the panel must—
(a) Erase from any computer tape, disk, or diskette held by the panel, and delete from any electronic system used by the panel, any information supplied under subsection (1); and
(b) Make a declaration to the Chief Registrar in the prescribed form that it has complied with paragraph (a).
(5) As soon as practicable after completing every task for which information was supplied under subsection (3), the person must—
(a) Erase from any computer tape, disk, or diskette held by that person, and delete from any electronic system used by that person, any information supplied under subsection (3); and
(b) Make a declaration to the Chief Registrar in the prescribed form that the person has complied with paragraph (a).