Legislative Privilege includes
Question and options
Legislative Privilege includes
- speeches made in the legislature
- speeches made during legislative sessions
- speeches made by the legislators with the permission of the Chair, while in session
- anything said or any vote given by a member of the legislature in the legislature during the conduct of the business of the legislature
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D - anything said or any vote given by a member of the legislature in the legislature during the conduct of the business of the legislature
Arts 105/194 protect a member from proceedings for anything said or any vote given in the legislature or its committees, during the conduct of legislative business. So 'anything said or any vote given ... during the conduct of the business of the legislature' is correct.
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