Which of the following are the privileges of the House of the People collectively? 1. The right to publish debates and proceedings, and the right to restrain publication by others 2. The right to exclude othersto exclude strangers from the galleries anyti

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Q: 83 (CAPF/2013)

Which of the following are the privileges of the House of the People collectively?
1. The right to publish debates and proceedings, and the right to restrain publication by others
2. The right to exclude others—to exclude strangers from the galleries anytime
3. The right to punish members and outsiders for breach of its privileges
4. What is said or done within the walls of the Parliament, however, can be inquired into in a court of law

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Polity

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CAPF

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The correct answer is option 1, which includes privileges 1, 2, and 3.

Privilege 1 is the right to publish debates and proceedings, as well as the right to restrain publication by others. This means that the House of the People has the authority to decide what can and cannot be published regarding their debates and proceedings.

Privilege 2 is the right to exclude others, specifically the right to exclude strangers from the galleries at any time. This privilege allows the House of the People to control who can enter and witness their sessions.

Privilege 3 is the right to punish members and outsiders for breach of its privileges. This means that if someone, whether they are a member of the House or an outsider, violates the privileges of the House of the People, they can be punished according to the rules set by the House.

Option 4, which states that "what is said or done within the walls of the Parliament, however, can be inquired into in a court of law," is not included in the privileges of the House of the People collectively.