Policy paper
Transition to Individual Electoral Registration
The implementation plan explains how the new system will affect citizens and electoral administrators and how this change will be delivered.
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
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The implementation plan for Individual Electoral Registration explains how the new system will affect citizens and electoral administrators and how this change will be delivered. In particular, it outlines the timetable for the work and how this will be managed alongside other activities electoral administrators will have to carry out over that period.
The 鈥楽implifying the transition to IER鈥� research report presents the preliminary findings of the 2012 data matching pilots which are designed to test whether matching data from the Electoral Register to other trusted public data sources could provide a way to simplify the transition to Individual Electoral Registration for the majority of electors. The findings support this policy of 鈥楥onfirmation鈥� and outlines what additional testing will be undertaken prior to the full evaluation which will be published early next year.
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Published 17 July 2012