Minister, Minister of State and Assistant Minister entitled to take part in meetings of Provincial Assembly
- Article
- 189
- Title
- Minister, Minister of State and Assistant Minister entitled to take part in meetings of Provincial Assembly
- Category
- other
- Description
Ministers, Ministers of State and Assistant Ministers may attend and take part in the Provincial Assembly or its committees, but cannot vote in a meeting of a body they are not a member of.
Practice questions
When may a Minister attend a committee meeting of the Provincial Assembly but be restricted from casting a vote?
Which of the following actions is prohibited for a Minister in a Provincial Assembly meeting of a body where they are not a member?
Which of the following officials is entitled to attend and take part in the meetings of the Provincial Assembly or its committees?
Besides the Provincial Assembly itself, in which other forums are Ministers entitled to take part according to the Constitution?
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