You may want to bring your own pen or pencil.
Hand sanitising stations will be at the entry of every polling place and pre-poll centre.
Throughout polling period, surfaces will be cleaned at regular intervals, and as required.
Each polling place and pre-poll centre has been measured and the recommended density limits will be monitored.
To make it simple to keep your distance, every polling place and pre-poll centre will have clear markings indicating a minimum of 1.5m distance. This will extend to outside where queuing outside is needed.
Staff will be washing / sanitising hands before and after breaks and between processes.
A long-held tradition at Tasmanian polling days is the chance to catchup with others in your area, but this year we are discouraging any congregating to reduce the risk of infection.
Electors who are unwell should identify themselves and will be expedited through the polling place, with appropriate cleaning and hygiene measures taken.
The screens will be assembled in a way that makes it easy for electors to vote privately, and at distance from other voters.
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