elector either to give or refrain from giving his vote at any
 election, shall be guilty of undue influence within the meaning of
 this Ordinance.

Definition of -' 64. Every person who at an election applies for a ballot
personation. paper in the name of another person, whether that name be the
 name of a person living or dead or of a fictitious person, or who,
 having once voted at any election, applies at the same election for
 a ballot paper in his own name, shall be guilty of personation
 within the meaning of this Ordinance.

Penalty for 65. Every person who is guilty of bribery,treating or undue
bribery, treating influence, under the. provisions of this Ordinance shall, on
or undue summary conviction thereof, be liable to imprisonment for six
influence, months or to a fine of four hundred and eighty dollars.

Penalty for 66. Every person who is guilty of personation or of aiding,
personation. abetting, counselling, or procuring-the commission of the offence
 of personation, shall, on conviction thereof on indictment be
 liable td imprisonment for two years, with or without hard labour
 or be fined any sum not exceeding two thousand four hundred
 dollars.

 Disqualification 67. Every person who is convicted of bribery treating undue
 for bribery, &c. influence, or personation or of aiding, counselling or procuring
 the commission of the offence of personation shall (in addition to
 any other punishment) be incapable during a period of seven
 years from the date of conviction-
 (a) of being registered as an elector, or voting at any election
 of a member of the Legislative Council;
 (b) of being elected a member of the Legislative Council or if
 Selected before his conviction, of retaining his seat as such
 member.

 Penalty for 68. (1) Every person who--
 certain illegal (a) votes, or induces or procures any person to vote, at any
 practices at election, knowing that he or such other person is
Selections. prohibited by the Order in Council or this Ordinance or by
 any law, from voting at such election;
 (b) before or during an election knowingly publishes a false
 statement of the withdrawal of a candidate at such
 election for the purpose of promoting or procuring the
 election of another candidate;
 (c) between the date of notification by the Supervisor. of
 Elections of the- issue by the Governor of a writ for
 purposes of an election and the day after polling at such
 election, whether in a general election or in a bye-election,
 acts in a disorderly manner with intent to prevent the


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