106 No. 2 of 2016] Constitution of Zambia (Amendment) “ disability ” means a permanent physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairment that alone, or in combination with social or environmental barriers, hinders the ability of a person to fully or effectively participate in an activity or perform a function as specified in this Constitution or as prescribed; “ discrimination ” means directly or indirectly treating a person differently on the basis of that person’s birth, race, sex, origin, colour, age, disability, religion, conscience, belief, culture, language, tribe, pregnancy, health, or marital, ethnic, social or economic status; “ district ” means an administrative unit of a Province as provided in Article 149; “ election ” means an election to the office of President, National Assembly or a council; “ Electoral Commission ” means the Electoral Commission of Zambia established in this Constitution; “ emoluments ” include salaries, allowances, benefits and rights that form an individual’s remuneration for services rendered, including pension benefits or other benefits on retirement; “ Emoluments Commission ” means the Emoluments Commission established in this Constitution; “ executive authority ” means the power and the right to execute executive functions; “ executive functions ” means the functions of the President set out in this Constitution; “ ex-officio ” means a person who is appointed as a member by virtue of office; “ First Deputy Speaker ” means the person elected as First Deputy Speaker in accordance with Article 82 (4); “ freedom fighter ” means a person who fought for the independence of the former protectorate of Northern Rhodesia to become the Republic of Zambia;