Civics Polity
Legislature and Parliament
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Legislature and Parliament topics cover the structure, functions, and legislative procedures of the lawmaking bodies. This collection focuses on the passage of bills, parliamentary committees, and the roles of different houses. These questions are highly relevant for civil services and state public service commission examinations.
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Legislature and Parliament Questions
What is the name of the motion that is used to close a debate in Parliament?
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Motion to Adjourn
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Motion to Postpone
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Motion to Suspend
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Motion to Close
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Explanation
The Motion to Close is used to close a debate in Parliament. It is a motion that is moved by a member of Parliament, and it requires a majority vote to be passed.
What is the name of the procedure by which a bill is referred to a committee for detailed examination?
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Motion to Refer
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Motion to Commit
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Motion to Send
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Motion to Forward
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Explanation
The Motion to Commit is the procedure by which a bill is referred to a committee for detailed examination. It is a motion that is moved by a member of Parliament, and it requires a majority vote to be passed.
What is the name of the procedure by which a bill is sent to a joint committee of both Houses of Parliament?
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Motion to Refer
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Motion to Commit
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Motion to Send
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Motion to Forward
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Explanation
The Motion to Send is the procedure by which a bill is sent to a joint committee of both Houses of Parliament. It is a motion that is moved by a member of Parliament, and it requires a majority vote to be passed.
What is the name of the procedure by which a bill is forwarded to the President for his assent?
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Motion to Refer
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Motion to Commit
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Motion to Send
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Motion to Forward
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Explanation
The Motion to Forward is the procedure by which a bill is forwarded to the President for his assent. It is a motion that is moved by a member of Parliament, and it requires a majority vote to be passed.
What is the name of the procedure by which a bill is returned to the House for reconsideration?
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Motion to Refer
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Motion to Commit
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Motion to Send
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Motion to Return
D
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Explanation
The Motion to Return is the procedure by which a bill is returned to the House for reconsideration. It is a motion that is moved by a member of Parliament, and it requires a majority vote to be passed.
What is the name of the procedure by which a bill is withdrawn from Parliament?
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Motion to Refer
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Motion to Commit
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Motion to Send
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Motion to Withdraw
D
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Explanation
The Motion to Withdraw is the procedure by which a bill is withdrawn from Parliament. It is a motion that is moved by a member of Parliament, and it requires a majority vote to be passed.
What is the name of the procedure by which a bill is rejected by Parliament?
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Motion to Refer
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Motion to Commit
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Motion to Send
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Motion to Reject
D
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Explanation
The Motion to Reject is the procedure by which a bill is rejected by Parliament. It is a motion that is moved by a member of Parliament, and it requires a majority vote to be passed.
What is the name of the procedure by which a bill is passed by Parliament?
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Motion to Refer
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Motion to Commit
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Motion to Send
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Motion to Pass
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Explanation
The Motion to Pass is the procedure by which a bill is passed by Parliament. It is a motion that is moved by a member of Parliament, and it requires a majority vote to be passed.
What is the procedure for introducing a bill in the Legislative Assembly?
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The bill is introduced by the Chief Minister
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The bill is introduced by a minister
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The bill is introduced by a member of the Assembly
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The bill is introduced by the Governor
C
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Explanation
A bill can be introduced in the Legislative Assembly by a member of the Assembly.
What is the process of passing a bill in the Legislative Assembly?
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The bill is passed by a simple majority vote
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The bill is passed by a two-thirds majority vote
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The bill is passed by a three-fourths majority vote
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The bill is passed by a unanimous vote
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Explanation
A bill is passed in the Legislative Assembly by a simple majority vote.
What is the procedure for introducing a motion in the Legislative Assembly?
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The motion is introduced by the Chief Minister
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The motion is introduced by a minister
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The motion is introduced by a member of the Assembly
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The motion is introduced by the Governor
C
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Explanation
A motion can be introduced in the Legislative Assembly by a member of the Assembly.
What is the process of passing a motion in the Legislative Assembly?
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The motion is passed by a simple majority vote
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The motion is passed by a two-thirds majority vote
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The motion is passed by a three-fourths majority vote
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The motion is passed by a unanimous vote
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Explanation
A motion is passed in the Legislative Assembly by a simple majority vote.
What is the procedure for adjourning the Legislative Assembly?
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The Assembly is adjourned by the Chief Minister
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The Assembly is adjourned by a minister
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The Assembly is adjourned by a member of the Assembly
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The Assembly is adjourned by the Governor
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Explanation
The Assembly is adjourned by the Speaker.
What is the procedure for proroguing the Legislative Assembly?
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The Assembly is prorogued by the Chief Minister
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The Assembly is prorogued by a minister
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The Assembly is prorogued by a member of the Assembly
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The Assembly is prorogued by the Governor
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Explanation
The Assembly is prorogued by the Governor.
What is the procedure for dissolving the Legislative Assembly?
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The Assembly is dissolved by the Chief Minister
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The Assembly is dissolved by a minister
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The Assembly is dissolved by a member of the Assembly
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The Assembly is dissolved by the Governor
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The Assembly is dissolved by the Governor.