Constitution, the Electoral Commission shall not be obliged to comply with orders or directions of any person or any government department or the views of any political party. (12) No court shall have power to inquire into anything done by the Electoral Commission in the discharge of its functions in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution. (13) In the discharge of its functions in accordance with this Constitution, the Electoral Commission of the United Republic shall, from time to time, consult with the Electoral Commission of Tanzania Zanzibar. (14) It is hereby prohibited for persons concerned with the conduct of elections to join any political party, save only that each of them shall have the right to vote as provided for under Article 5 of this Constitution. (15) For the purposes of subarticle (14), the persons concerned with the conduct of elections are: (a) the Chairman of the Electoral Commission; (b) the Vice-Chairman of the Electoral Commission; (c) all the members of the Electoral Commission; (d) the Director of Elections together with all other employees of the Electoral Commission; and (e) all supervisors of elections in all towns and districts. Constituencies Constituencies Act No.4 of 1992 Art.24 75.-(1) Subject to the other provisions of this Article, the United Republic shall be demarcated into constituencies of such number and in such manner as shall be determined by the Electoral Commission after obtaining the consent of the President. (2) Subject to any relevant law, the Electoral Commission shall have the power to demarcate the boundaries of constituencies after obtaining the consent of the President. (3) In demarcating the boundaries of constituencies, the Electoral Commission shall take due account of the availability of members of communication and also the geographical conditions of the area intended for demarcation into constituencies. (4) Subject to the provisions of this Constitution and any law concerning the demarcation of the country into constituencies, the Electoral Commission may, from time to time and at least after every ten years, review the demarcation of the United Republic into constituencies and may alter the constituencies as a result of that review or as a result of a census conducted in the United Republic. (5) If after a review of the demarcation of the United Republic into constituencies alterations are made in the constituencies, or the number of the Members of Parliament representing constituencies or in the number of constituencies or the number of Members of Parliament, then the resultant alteration in the number of Members of Parliament representing those constituencies shall take effect when Parliament is dissolved again following the occurrence of the alteration in the number of constituencies or in the number of 49