Article 100 of CoI : Article 100: Voting In Houses, Power Of Houses To Act Notwithstanding Vacancies And Quorum
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Explanation using Example
Imagine the Lower House of Parliament (Lok Sabha) in India is debating a new bill regarding digital privacy. The bill is controversial, and the members are deeply divided on its provisions.
During the voting process, based on Article 100:
- The members present cast their votes. In this scenario, let's say there are 400 members present. If 201 votes are in favor and 199 against, the bill passes by a simple majority of those voting.
- If the vote is tied at 200 for and 200 against, the Speaker o...
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