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RAHUL SHAH   11 August 2021

Parliamentary proceedings

Can the Member of Parliaments who create unnecessary ruckus in the Parliament and violate the rules of parliamentary proceedings be penalized in any way, considering that such a chaos disrupts not only the productivity of the Parliament, but also leads to a wastage of public money which is used to run the Parliament.?



Quick Summary
This discussion explores whether Members of Parliament (MPs) can face penalties for creating unnecessary disruptions and violating parliamentary rules. It clarifies that the Speaker of the Parliament holds the sole authority to decide on any action against an MP for their conduct within the House. The Speaker is fully empowered to address such situations, ensuring the productivity and efficient use of public funds.

 2 Replies

SIVARAMAPRASAD KAPPAGANTU (Retired Manager)     12 August 2021

No.

 

Speaker of the Parliament is the sole authority to take or not take action for the acts of a Member of Parliament inside the house.

G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.)     12 August 2021

The speaker is having such powers and he is competent to decide on such actions.


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