Members of Parliament representing constituencies. (6) Notwithstanding the other provisions of this Article, no court shall have power to inquire into anything done by the Electoral Commission in its discharge of the function of demarcating the United Republic into constituencies. Election and Appointment of Members of Parliament Elections in constituencies Act No.15 of 1984 Art.13 Act No.3 of 2000 Art.15 76.-(1) After every dissolution of Parliament there shall be held an election of a Member of Parliament in every constituency. (2) Likewise there shall be held an election of a Member of Parliament in a constituency whenever the seat of any Member of Parliament representing that constituency falls vacant for any reason not connected with the dissolution of Parliament. (3) Notwithstanding the preceding provisions of this Article, it is hereby declared that where the date for dissolution of Parliament has been proclaimed or is known on account of the events specified in subarticle (3) of Article 90, then no such election shall take place during the whole period of six months immediately preceding the date of the dissolution of Parliament. Procedure for election Members of Parliament representing Constituencies Act No.4 of 1992 Art.25 Members of Parliament representing constituencies shall be 77.-(1) elected by the people in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution and also the provisions of a law enacted by Parliament pursuant to this Constitution to regulate the election of Members of Parliament representing constituencies. (2) Save where the Electoral Commission in accordance with the provisions of this Constitution or of a law enacted by Parliament in that behalf directs otherwise, there shall be elected only one Member of Parliament in a constituency. (3) Candidates for election to a constituency shall be required to fulfill the following conditions: (a) they shall be proposed, one each, by a political party taking part in the election in that constituency; and (b) they shall have submitted their names to the Electoral Commission in accordance with the procedure laid down by a law enacted by Parliament or procedures prescribed by the Electoral Commission in accordance with law. Procedure for election of women Members of Parliament Act No.4 of 1992 Art.26 Act No.3 of 2000 78.-(1) For the purposes of the election of women Members of Parliament mentioned in Article 66(1) (b), political parties which took part in the general election in accordance with the procedure laid down and obtained at least five percentum of the total valid voters for Parliamentary election, shall propose to the Electoral Commission the names of women on the basis of the proportion of votes obtained by each party in the Parliamentary election. (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subarticle (1), the following votes shall be counted as valid votes for the unopposed Member of Parliament in the constituent ­ 50