alleryWhich parliamentary privilege lets members debate and criticise policy without fear of legal consequences?
AFreedom of speech
BProtection from arrest
CAccess to information
DControl of own affairs
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Freedom of speech
1. Freedom of speech lets members voice opinions and criticise government policy openly.
2. Protection from arrest covers civil cases during a session.
3. Access to information and internal control are separate privileges.
_Source: Wikipedia, Parliament of India, Privileges_
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