The seat of a Member of Parliament may NOT become vacant if he/she:
Article 101(4) requires absence from all meetings for sixty days, so a member who "absents from the meetings of the House for eight weeks" does not lose the seat, whereas…
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The seat of a Member of Parliament may NOT become vacant if he/she:
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Correct answer A
Article 101(4) requires absence from all meetings for sixty days, so a member who "absents from the meetings of the House for eight weeks" does not lose the seat, whereas dual membership and allegiance to a foreign State (Article 102) do cause vacancy or disqualification.
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