Protection of elections for Prime Minister and Speaker limits challenges to parliamentary law and bars judicial review. Article 329-A confines challenges to elections of persons who are, or become, Prime Minister or Speaker to procedures and authorities prescribed by law made by Parliament, bars courts from questioning the validity of such laws or decisions under them, provides that pending election petitions abate if the person is appointed Prime Minister or chosen Speaker while the petition is pending, and validates such elections against prior court orders and pre commencement laws.
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Protection of elections for Prime Minister and Speaker limits challenges to parliamentary law and bars judicial review.
Article 329-A confines challenges to elections of persons who are, or become, Prime Minister or Speaker to procedures and authorities prescribed by law made by Parliament, bars courts from questioning the validity of such laws or decisions under them, provides that pending election petitions abate if the person is appointed Prime Minister or chosen Speaker while the petition is pending, and validates such elections against prior court orders and pre commencement laws.
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