65.3. In the example under consideration the numbers 1-12 in section B are crossed out and replaced, in long hand, with the numbers 13-21 being the last ballot paper book recorded. The ‘second’ V11 is thus attached to the first to have a full account of the ballot papers and the results for the poll are recorded on the first V11 i.e. the one that records ballot book 1 to ballot book 12. 65.4. What the applicant has done is to take the ‘second’ V11 that recorded ballot book 13 to ballot book 21 and seek to present it as a standalone V11 that was not duly completed. This is deliberate and misleading. 65.5. I attach hereto the full V11 for Makosa Primary which clearly shows that the results for that polling station are duly recorded on the V11, marked Annexure ‘2’. 65.6. Further, it must be noted that a presiding officer at a polling station completes several V11 forms with identical information to furnish all parties entitled to the V11 with their copy. In doing this it can occur that the presiding officer may inadvertently neglect to complete one of the copies as occurred in the Makokoba constituency referred to previously in my affidavit. The election agents will however, have been given their returns and the return for the polling station will have been posted outside the polling station. This does not ground any allegation of a malpractice of any kind. 66. Ad Para 6.7.2.3