104 The Constitution of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka Parliament may make provision in respect of elections 101. (1) Parliament may by law make provision for – (a) the registration of electors; (b) the prescribing of a qualifying date on which a person should be resident in any Electoral District to be entered in the register of electors of that Electoral District; (c) the prescribing of a qualifying date on which a person should have attained the age of eighteen years to qualify for the purposes of registration as an elector; (d) the preparation and revision of registers of electors; (e) the procedure for the Members of Parliament; (f) the creation of offences relating to such elections and the punishment therefor; (g) the ground for avoiding such elections, and where an election has been held void the manner of holding fresh elections; (h) the form and manner in which vacancies shall be filled when all the candidates whose names appearing in the nomination paper of a recognized political party or independent group have been exhausted 78 [by election or otherwise or where a recognized political party or independent group has been proscribed under Article 157A; and] (i) the manner of determination of disputed elections and such other matters as are 78 - Substituted by the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution Sec. 2. election of