Constitution of Zambia (Amendment) [No. 2 of 2016 “ political party ” means an association whose objectives include the contesting of elections in order to form government or influence the policy of the national or local government; “ power ” includes privilege, authority and discretion; “ prescribed ” means provided for in an Act of Parliament; “ President-elect ” means the presidential candidate who has been declared by the Returning Officer as having won the presidential election; “ presidential candidate ” means a person nominated to stand for election as President in accordance with Article 52 (1); “ presidential election ” means an election to the office of President, and includes the election of a Vice-President as a running mate to the President; “ property ” includes a vested or contingent right to, or interest in, or arising from— (a) land, permanent fixtures on, or improvements to, land; (b) goods or personal property; (c) intellectual property; or (d) money, choses in action or negotiable instruments; “ provincial administration ” means the administrative secretariat established in accordance with Article 150; “ Provincial Minister ” means a person appointed Provincial Minister by the President; “ public media ” means media owned, operated or controlled by the Government; “ public office ” means an office whose emoluments and expenses are a charge on the Consolidated Fund or other prescribed public fund and includes a State office, Constitutional office and an office in the public service, including that of a member of a commission; 109