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Presidential Elections (Amendment) Bill
cl 9

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Presidential Elections (Amendment) Bill

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1Short title and commencement
2Amendment of section 2
3Amendment of section 8
4Amendment of section 8A
5Amendment of section 8G
6Amendment of section 8H
7Amendment of section 9
8Amendment of section 10
9Amendment of section 11
10Amendment of section 12
11Amendment of section 14
12Amendment of section 16
13Amendment of section 18
14Amendment of section 22
15Repeal of section 22A
16Amendment of section 25
17Amendment of section 26
18New sections 30A, 30B and 30C
19Amendment of section 31A
20Amendment of section 32
21Repeal of section 32A
22Amendment of section 32B
23Amendment of section 34
24Amendment of section 36
25Repeal and re-enactment of Division 7 of Part 2

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Presidential Elections (Amendment) Bill · As enacted

9. Amendment of section 11

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Section 11 of the principal Act is amended by deleting subsection (4).

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