Art.16 Act No.1 of 2005 Art.15 G.N.No.133 of 2001 where a political party has nominated a Presidential candidate, presidential votes cast in the constituency for a Presidential candidate from that political party; or (b) where a political party has not nominated a presidential candidate, fifty one percentum of the votes of the total voters registered in the respective constituency. (3) The names of the persons proposed to the Electoral Commission in accordance with subarticle (1) shall be declared to be the results of the election after the Commission is satisfied that the relevant provisions of the Constitution and of other legislation have been complied with. (4) The list of names for women candidates submitted to the Electoral Commission by each political party for general election shall be the list to be applied by the Electoral Commission after consultation of the party concerned, for purpose of filling any vacancy of Members of Parliament of this category whenever the vacancy occurs during the life of Parliament. Procedure for election of Members by House of Representatives Act No.15 of 1984 Art.13 79. The House of Representatives shall prescribe the procedures which it shall follow for the purposes of the election of Members of Parliament mentioned in Article 66(1) (c) of this Constitution. (a) 80. [Repealed by Act No.4 of 1992 Article 27]. Procedure for proposing women candidates Act No.4 of 1992, Art.29 81. Subject to the other provisions of this Constitution, the Electoral Commission may make provisions specifying the procedure to be followed by the political parties for the purposes of electing and proposing the names of the kind of Members of Parliament provided for under Article 66(1)(b). 82. [Repealed by Act No.4 of 1992 Article 29]. Determination of the validity of a person’s membership of Parliament Act No.14 of 1979 Art.8 Act No.15 of 1984 Art.13 Act No.14 of 1990 Act No.4 of 1992 83.-(1) Every proceeding for the purposes of determining the question whether – (a) the election or appointment of any person to be Member of Parliament was valid or not; or (b) a Member of Parliament has ceased to be a Member of Parliament and his seat in the National Assembly is vacant, or not, shall, subject to the provisions of subarticle (2) of this Article, first be instituted and heard in the High Court of the United Republic. (2) Where the Electoral Commission, in the discharge of its functions in accordance with the provisions of Article 41(3) of this Constitution has declared any Member of Parliament to have been elected President, then no court or any other body shall inquire further into any question concerning the seat of that Member of Parliament being vacant. 51