Procedure and House Affairs committee  —one to Scott Reid, one to Jeffrey Reid, and one to Scott Jeffrey Reid. Of course, all three of these are me. I was on the voters list three times as a result of that. In theory, I could have voted as three people—once at the advance poll, once at the returning office, and once

Procedure and House Affairs committee   on my own. One was to Scott Reid, one to Jeffrey Reid, and one to Scott Jeffrey Reid. That indicates a problem with the voters list. As a second example, when my ex-wife and I were married—that's a while ago because we split up a year ago—we received two voter cards, one for her

Business of Supply   information cards were issued. This included the issuing of three voter cards to Scott Reid. At 142 Arthur Street, my house, I received a voter information card for Scott Jeffrey Reid, which is me. I also received one for Scott Reid and one for Jeffrey Reid, and I was living alone

Procedure and House Affairs committee   one of me. I was living alone at the time. One came in addressed to Scott Reid, one to Jeffrey Reid, and one to Scott Jeffrey Reid. That's in fact my full name. It is possible to vote at the returning office. Your name gets stricken off. Scott Reid could be stricken off

Fair Elections Act   than a notice of confirmation of registration...may be authorized. Why is this important? Let me give an example. My name is Scott Jeffrey Reid. In the 2004 election, I received three voter ID cards at my address. One was addressed to Scott Reid, one to Jeffrey Reid, and one

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Often this is what can happen. Everybody on this committee knows that, for reasons no one can quite explain, Scott Reid, Scott Jeffrey Reid, and Jeffrey Reid--all of whom are me--get separate cards at my address. I suppose if I were forgetful in the right kind of way, I could

Procedure and House Affairs committee  This is perhaps a comment to colleagues, but Mr. Kingsley said he would put these in envelopes. We've just established that.... Here is one of the three voter cards I was issued under different names at my house. All it establishes is that Scott Jeffrey Reid will be voting

Procedure and House Affairs committee   would get a voter card at one address. The answer is this. In the last election I received three voter cards. One for Scott Reid, one for Jeffrey Reid, and one for Scott Jeffrey Reid. Obviously I voted only once, but had I wanted to, what I could have done is this. I could have gone