Article 105 of CoI : Article 105: Powers, Privileges, Etc., Of The Houses Of Parliament And The Members And Committees Thereof

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a Member of Parliament (MP) during a heated debate on a bill regarding environmental protection. The MP, while speaking in the house, makes strong allegations against a corporation for its alleged role in polluting a river. Under Article 105(1), the MP has the freedom to speak his mind without fear of legal repercussions in the context of the debate.

Later, a newspaper reports on the debate and includes the MP's allegations. If the corporation decides to sue for defamation, Art...

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