[2018] CCJ 13 (AJ) (b) that a claim may be allowed without its being referred to the Chief Registering Officer, he may allow the claim provided that no objection is made thereto, and shall so inform the person making the claim; (c) that the objector is not entitled to object, he may disallow the objection and shall so inform the objector by notice in the Form 3 set out in the First Schedule; (d) that a claim or objection cannot be allowed because the particulars given in the claim or objection do not entitle the claimant or objector to succeed, he shall refer the matter to the Chief Registering Officer and send a notice in the Form 13 set out in the First Schedule, in the case of a claim, to the person making a claim, and, in the case of an objection, to the objector and the person objected to, stating the time and place at which the Chief Registering Officer proposes to hear the claim or objection; and the notice sent to the person objected to shall also state the name and address of the objector and the grounds of the objection. (2) The time fixed for the hearing of a claim or objection shall not be earlier than the third day after the date of the notice referred to in paragraph (1)(b). (3) The registering officer shall make lists of claims and objections available for inspection at his address until completion of the hearing of claims and objections, together with the time and place at which the Chief Registering Officer proposes to hear any claim or objection. 44. (1) On the hearing of a claim, the person making the claim and any person who has duly made an objection, and, on the hearing of an objection, the objector and the person objected to, and, on the hearing of either, any other person who appears to the Chief Registering Officer to be interested, shall be entitled to appear and be heard. (2) The right to appear and be heard includes the right to make written representations. (3) Any person entitled to appear and be heard may do so either in person or by any other person duly authorised in writing in that behalf. 45. (1) For the purposes of the discharge of their functions under the Act or these regulations, the Chief Registering Officer, a registering officer or an enumerator may, in relation to a person claiming to be registered or against whose inclusion in a register of electors or revised register of electors an objection has been made, if he thinks necessary (a) require that person either to produce a birth certificate or to make a sworn declaration as to the date of his birth; (b) require that person either to produce a certificate of naturalisation or a document showing that he has become a Commonwealth citizen by virtue of registration, or to make a sworn declaration that he was a Commonwealth citizen on the qualifying date; (c) enquire into, examine and investigate the qualification of that person to be registered and take such evidence as may be necessary to have it proved to his satisfaction that that person is qualified to be registered.