163 (a) while he or she is detained as mentally disordered or intellectually handicapped under an Act of Parliament relating to mental health; (b) if he or she has been declared by order of a court to be incapable of managing his or her affairs, for so long as the order remains in force; or (c) if he or she has been convicted of an offence under the Electoral Law and declared by the High Court to be disqualified for registration as a voter or from voting, for the period he has been declared disqualified, but the period must not exceed five years. FIFTH SCHEDULE (Sections 6.15 and 6.16) PROCEDURE AS TO BILLS AND OTHER MATTERS IN PARLIAMENT ARRANGEMENT OF PARAGRAPHS PART 1 INTRODUCTION OF BILLS, MOTIONS AND PETITIONS Paragraph 1. Interpretation in Fifth Schedule. 2. House of origin of Bills. 3. Members who may move Bills and motions. 4. Parliament not to deal with Money Bills or fiscal motions or petitions except on recommendation of Vice-President, Minister or Deputy Minister. PART 2 PROCEDURE REGARDING BILLS 5. Transmission of Bills between Houses. 6. Disagreement between Houses. 7. Money Bills. PART 3 REPORTS OF PARLIAMENTARY LEGAL COMMITTEE 8. Reports of Parliamentary Legal Committee on Bills. 9. Reports of Parliamentary Legal Committee on statutory instruments.