alleryWhat minimum notice is needed for a Speaker-removal resolution?
- 7 days
- 10 days
- 30 days
- 14 days
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Correct answer: D. 14 days
Article 94 requires at least fourteen days' notice before moving the resolution.
ICSE Class 10 The Union Legislature — practice questions — page 3
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What minimum notice is needed for a Speaker-removal resolution?Read the answer and worked solution →When ordinary voting is tied, the presiding Speaker has a:Read the answer and worked solution →An Article 249 resolution allowing State List laws in the national interest starts in:Read the answer and worked solution →Under Article 312, which House passes the enabling resolution for a new All-India Service?Read the answer and worked solution →A bill only creates traffic fines. Does that alone make it a Money Bill?Read the answer and worked solution →Which act ends a parliamentary session rather than merely postponing a sitting?Read the answer and worked solution →An admitted adjournment motion in Lok Sabha sets aside normal business to discuss:Read the answer and worked solution →Who decides a Lok Sabha MP's defection case, excluding the Speaker's own case?Read the answer and worked solution →An ordinary bill is pending only in Rajya Sabha, not passed by Lok Sabha. On Lok Sabha's dissolution it:Read the answer and worked solution →Charged expenditure under Article 113 may be:Read the answer and worked solution →An ordinary bill returned by the President is passed again by both Houses. The President must:Read the answer and worked solution →With 500 current Lok Sabha members, are 245 votes enough to remove its Speaker?Read the answer and worked solution →An Article 249 vote has 210 MPs present: 30 abstain, 119 favour. What follows?Read the answer and worked solution →Lok Sabha dissolves: an ordinary bill it passed awaits Rajya Sabha; no joint-sitting notice exists. It:Read the answer and worked solution →A bill mixes Union tax with unrelated admission rules. Is it a Money Bill?Read the answer and worked solution →While a motion to remove the Speaker is considered, the Speaker may:Read the answer and worked solution →Lok Sabha total 543: 270 yes, 100 no, 30 abstain on an Article 368 bill. Does it pass?Read the answer and worked solution →
Worked practice questions
When ordinary voting is tied, the presiding Speaker has a:
- Second ballot
- Double vote
- Party veto
- Casting vote
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Correct answer: D. Casting vote
The Speaker does not vote initially in ordinary voting but exercises a casting vote when votes are equal.
An Article 249 resolution allowing State List laws in the national interest starts in:
- Lok Sabha
- Either House
- Rajya Sabha
- A joint sitting
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Correct answer: C. Rajya Sabha
Rajya Sabha alone passes the Article 249 resolution enabling Parliament to legislate on the specified State List matter.
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