169 4. Repeal of former Constitution. PART 3 FIRST ELECTIONS 5. Saving of existing provincial and electoral boundaries. 6. Registration of voters. 7. Date by which first elections must be held. 8. Challenges to first presidential election. 9. Electoral Law. PART 4 SAVINGS AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS 10. Government succession. 11. Continuation of existing laws. 12. Interpretation of existing enactments. 13. Standing Orders of Parliament. 14. Existing officers. 15. Continuation of certain Executive offices. 16. Public Protector. 17. Transfer of funds in old Consolidated Revenue Fund. 18. Courts and legal proceedings. 19. Provisions relating to National Prosecuting Authority. 20. Rights to pension benefits. PART 1 PRELIMINARY Interpretation 1. In this Schedule, unless inconsistent with the context— ―effective date‖ means the day on which this Constitution comes wholly into operation in terms of paragraph 3(2); ―existing enactment‖ means a written law that was in force in Zimbabwe immediately before the effective date, whether as an Act of Parliament or a statutory instrument; ―existing law‖ means an existing enactment or any other law, whatever its nature, that was in force in Zimbabwe immediately before the effective date; ―first elections‖ means—