Legislative Council (Elections).~


 (c) refuses to permit any person whom he knows or has
 reasonable cause to believe to be. a blind person or an
 incapacitated person to vote in the-manner provided for blind
 persons or incapacitated persons, as the case may be; or
 (d) wilfully prevents any person from voting at the polling
 station at which he knows oti has reasonable cause to, believe
 such person is entitled to vote; or
 (e) wilfully rejects or refuses to count any ballot paper which
 he knows or has reasonable cause to believe is validly cast for
 any candidate in accordance with the provisions of this
 Ordinance; or
 (f) wilfully counts any ballot paper as being cast for any
 candidate, which he knows or has reasonable cause to believe
 was not validly cast for such candidate,
shall be guilty of an offence against this section and, on
conviction on indictment, shall be liable to be imprisoned for any
term not exceeding two years.


 60. (1) No person shall furnish or supply any loud speaker,
bunting, ensign, banner, standard, or set of colours or any other
flag, to any person with intent that it shall be carried, worn or
used on motor cars, trucks or other vehicles, as political
propaganda, on polling day, and no person shall, with any such
intent, carry, wear or use, on motor cars, trucks or other vehicles,
any-such loud speaker, bunting, ensign, banner, standard or set of
colours or any other flag, on polling day.
 (2) No person shall furnish or supply any flag, ribbon, label
or like favour to or for any person with intent that it be worn or
used by any person within any electoral district on polling day as
a party badge to distinguish the wearer as the supporter of any
candidate, or, of the political or other opinions entertained or
supposed to be entertained by such candidate; and no person
shtall use or wear any flag, ribbon, label, or other favour, as such
Dadge, within any. electoral district on polling day.
 (3) Nothing contained in either of the preceding subsections
of this section shall be'deemed to extend to the furnishing or
supplying of any banner bearing only the name of any candidate
or only such name preceded by the words Vote for," or of any
rosette or of any favour bearing the symbol allotted to any.
candidate or to the -use of any such banner on any vehicle or of
any. such rosette or favour.
 (4) Any person who contravenes any of the provisions of this-
section shall be liable on summary .conviction to a fine of one
thousand dollars or to imprisonment for one year.-

 61. The following persons shall be deemed guilty of bribery
within the meaning of this Ordinance-


Lould speakers
ensigns &
banners
prohibited
on polling day.



Flags, ribbons or
favours not to be
furnished or
worn.











Penalty.



Definition of
bribery.


No. .


1951.