Voting in Federal Parliament
- Article
- 99
- Title
- Voting in Federal Parliament
- Category
- other
- Description
Motions in either House of the Federal Parliament are decided by majority vote of members present and voting, except as otherwise provided in the Constitution; the presiding member has no vote except a casting vote in case of a tie.
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