joint occupiers shall be so treated in respect of the same land or premises, unless they are bona fide engaged as partners, carrying on their profession, trade, or business on the land or premises, and provided further that in the case of land or premises (other than a dwelling-house) the aggregate yearly value thereof must be not less than the amount produced by multiplying five pounds by the number of joint occupiers:}}
(c) A woman registered by virtue of this section shall be deemed to be registered by virtue of her own or her husband's local government qualification:
(5) Subsection (1) of the section of this Act relating to supplemental provisions as to residence and occupation shall not apply except in so far as that subsection relates to the parliamentąry franchise for men, and subsection (4) of the said section shall not apply:
(6) The section of this Act relating to provisions as to disqualifications shall have effect as if the following provision were enacted therein:
A person shall not be disqualified from being registered or from voting as a parliamentary or local government elector by reason that he is the town clerk or depute town clerk of any burgh or the assessor under the Valuation Acts in any burgh or county:|indent=2}}
(7) The section of this Act relating to provision as to qualification of councillor shall not apply:
(8) The section of this Act relating to registration officers and areas shall not apply, and in lieu thereof:}}(8The section of this Act relating to registration officers and areas shall not apply, and in lieu thereof:)
Each burgh, the town council whereof was entitled under the law in force at the passing of this Act to appoint an assessor for the purpose of parliamentary registration, and each county (exclusive of every such burgh), or, where any county is divided for the purpose of parliamentary elections, each part of the county (with the like exclusion) which lies within a separate parliamentary division, shall be a registration area; and the assessor of the burgh or county under the Valuation Acts, or where there are two or more such assessors, one of them appointed for the purpose of parliamentary registration by the town or county council, as the case may be, shall be the registration officer of that area, and all other assessors (if any) in that area shall, for the purpose of the registration of parliamentary and local government electors, be subject to the instructions of the registration officer and shall be bound to act on such instructions:
Provided that, from and after the date when the first register under this Act shall have been completed,
