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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE 2019
The committees and their members are Privileges are provided by the Constitution.
It has two broad categories
(a) Collective Privileges.
(b) Individual Privileges.
Collective Privileges-It can exclude strangers from the proceedings and hold secret
sittings.
It can make rules to regulate the procedure.
The Courts are prohibited by committees.
Individual Privileges-They cannot be arrested.
It is available only in civil cases.
They have freedom of speech in Parliament.
Question Hour-The questions are asked by the members and answered by ministers.
These questions are three types.
A Starred Question-It requires an oral answer.
Supplementary can be asked.
An Unstarred Question-It requires a written exam.
Supplementary can be asked.
A Short Notice Question-The questions must be asked shorted than ten days.
Ordinal Question must be asked.
It is answered orally.
Zero Hour-The time gap between the question hour and agenda is known as zero hour.
The time allotted everyday.
Questions must be officially asked.
It has been in existence since 1962.
Motion-It is a proposal brought before the House for its opinion.
Adjournment Motion-It leads to setting aside the normal business.
Call- Attention Motion-A member calls the attention of the minister.
There is no Call- Attention Motion in the Rajya Sabha.
There exists a motion called 'motion for papers'.
Censure Motion-It is moved only in Lok Sabha.
It can be brought against any minister for the failure of an act.
The motion must specify the charges against the government.
No Confidence Motion-It can be moved only in Lok Sabha.
It needs the support of 50 members.
A No Confidence Motion, need not to specify the reasons for which it has been moved.
It passed the Government has to resign.
Privilege Motion- A resolution introduced by the opposition.
Cut Motions- They are moving in the Lok Sabha only.
They are related to budgetary process which seeks to reduce the amount.
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