Running electoral registration - England

Type C reviews enable you to go directly to a hearing if your position and that of the elector or any other person is clear, and a hearing to decide the matter is more practicable than a type A or type B review by correspondence. 

Type C reviews can be completed in a shorter timescale than types A and B and so may be particularly appropriate close to a determination deadline, for example, ahead of an election.

The notice to the elector must state all of the following:1   

• your intention to hold a hearing
• the reasons for the review
• the time and place of the hearing 

The notice should include:

• the date of sending
• a statement explaining that written representations are allowed
• an explanation of who is entitled to attend the hearing

Following the hearing, you must notify the elector of the outcome of the review and state whether there is a right of appeal, including:2  

• the time within which notice of appeal must be given
• any other information about the appeal that you consider appropriate