Substantive Motion
Recently, a Member of Parliament (MP) submitted a notice to move a substantive motion against the leader of opposition in Lok Sabha.
- Substantive Motion is a self-contained proposal moved by a member of the House to bring forward a specific subject for discussion and decision.
- The conduct of persons in high authority can only be discussed on a substantive motion drawn in proper terms.
- Motions for the impeachment of President, or a no-confidence motion are examples of substantive motions.
- A substantive motion against an MP may result in censure (formal disapproval without removal), suspension, or ....
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