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Parliamentary privileges of the House of Parliament and of the members and Committees thereof includes:

Article 105(2) gives "immunity from liability to any proceedings in any Court in respect of anything said, or any vote given by a member in Parliament and any Committee".…

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Parliamentary privileges of the House of Parliament and of the members and Committees thereof includes:

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Article 105(2) gives "immunity from liability to any proceedings in any Court in respect of anything said, or any vote given by a member in Parliament and any Committee". Freedom from arrest extends only to civil cases, so "immunity of members from arrest in criminal proceedings during a session of Parliament" is not a privilege, and "Rules for the more convenient transaction of the business of the State" are executive rules of business (Article 77(3) for the Union, Article 166(3) for a State), not a parliamentary privilege.

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