Privileges of Provincial Assembly
- Article
- 187
- Title
- Privileges of Provincial Assembly
- Category
- other
- Description
Article 187 defines the legal immunities and procedural authorities granted to members of the Provincial Assembly regarding their speech and legislative proceedings. It ensures protection from judicial proceedings for internal assembly votes or expressions while maintaining assembly-defined contempt powers.
Practice questions
According to the provided constitutional provisions, members of the Provincial Assembly are protected from judicial proceedings in relation to which activities?
Which article of the constitution defines the legal immunities and procedural authorities granted to members of the Provincial Assembly?
What procedural power is specifically granted to the Provincial Assembly regarding its internal affairs?
Which of the following falls within the jurisdictional scope granted to the Provincial Assembly under its defined privileges?
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