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(iv) in the definition of “Election Committee subsector”, by repealing “section 1(4) of Schedule 2 to the Legislative Council Ordinance (Cap. 542)” and substituting “section 2(4) of the Schedule to the Chief Executive Election Ordinance (21 of 2001)”;

(v) in the definition of “elector”—

(A) in paragraph (a), by repealing “person who is an elector under any law in force providing for the election of the Chief Executive” and substituting “member of the Election Committee”;

(B) in paragraph (c), by repealing “section 7(1) of Schedule 2 to that Ordinance” and substituting “section 11(1) of the Schedule to the Chief Executive Election Ordinance (21 of 2001)”;

(vi) in the definition of “electoral law”—

(A) by adding—

“(ca) the Chief Executive Election Ordinance (21 of 2001); or”;

(B) in paragraph (e), by repealing everything after “of” and substituting “village representatives;”;

(vii) in the definition of “Electoral Registration Officer”, by adding “or section 44 of the Schedule to the Chief Executive Election Ordinance (21 of 2001)” after “(Cap. 542)”;

(viii) in the definition of “returning officer”—

(A) in paragraph (a), by repealing “any law in force providing for the election of the Chief Executive” and substituting “section 41 of the Chief Executive Election Ordinance (21 of 2001)”;

(B) in paragraph (c), by repealing “section 78 of the Legislative Council Ordinance (Cap. 542)” and substituting “section 47 of the Schedule to the Chief Executive Election Ordinance (21 of 2001)”;

(c) by adding—

“(2) In this Ordinance, a reference to the withdrawal of the nomination of a person as a candidate includes, in the case of a candidate at an election to elect the Chief Executive or to elect the members of the Election Committee, a reference to the withdrawal of his candidature.”.

78. What elections does this Ordinance apply to?

Section 4 is amended—