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Article 6, paragraph 3 states: 

Vacancies arising in the EACCE, due to resignations, death or physical or psychical incapacity of its members leading to impossible fulfillment of their duties, are filled by persons approved in a dispatch by the Chief Executive, according to paragraph 1 of article 2.

Article 27, paragraph 2 states: 

An illness which is proved by a certification issued by a medical doctor of the Health Bureau of the MSAR shall be a justified case of incapability to exercise the functions; any case shall be reported to the EACCE no later than the day next to the day the documental proof is obtained.

Article 30, paragraph 1 states: 

The members of the Election Committee shall exercise their functions, except when the failure to exercise them is justified by reasons accepted by the EACCE, namely:

• (1) Illness, proved by a certificate issued by a medical doctor of the Health Bureau, that makes voting impossible in the date of poll on the election of the Chief Executive, the case of which shall be reported to the EACCE no later than the day next to the day the documental proof is obtained…

Article 35 states:

The person nominated as a candidate at the Election of the Chief Executive must comply with the following requirements and capabilities:…

• (6) Being enrolled in the electoral register and not being in any situation of electoral incapability.

Article 76 states: 

(1) Blind or physically ill or disabled electors or members of the Election Committee shall submit to the competent entity a declaration proving their inaccessibility to vote personally and unaccompanied, issued by a medical doctor of the Health Bureau.

(2) Persons referred to in the previous paragraph may vote accompanied by another elector or member of the Election Committee to his or her choice…

Excerpts from the Chief Executive Election Law (2004)