Summoning and Prorogation of Session of Provincial Assembly
- Article
- 183
- Title
- Summoning and Prorogation of Session of Provincial Assembly
- Category
- other
- Description
The Chief of Province summons and prorogues the Provincial Assembly. The interval between two consecutive sessions shall not exceed six months, and a special session may be called upon the request of one-fourth of the members.
Practice questions
What is the minimum proportion of members required to demand the calling of a special session of the Provincial Assembly?
If members of the Provincial Assembly wish to convene a special session, what is the prerequisite procedure mentioned in the constitutional provisions?
What is the maximum permitted time gap between two consecutive sessions of the Provincial Assembly?
Which authority is constitutionally empowered to summon and prorogue the Provincial Assembly?
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