Under the Constitution of India: What is the duration of the Council of States?
Article 83(1) states that the Council of States is not subject to dissolution. Approximately one-third of its members retire every second year according to parliamentary…
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Under the Constitution of India: What is the duration of the Council of States?
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Article 83(1) states that the Council of States is not subject to dissolution. Approximately one-third of its members retire every second year according to parliamentary law. It is a continuing House, so none of the proposed fixed durations is its life; six years describes the ordinary term of an individual member, not the duration of the Council itself.
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