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<h1>33rd Amendment Act Ensures Voluntary Resignations for Parliament and State Legislatures, Amending Articles 101(3)(b) and 190(3)(b).</h1> The Constitution (33rd Amendment) Act, 1974, aims to amend Articles 101(3)(b) and 190(3)(b) of the Constitution, which currently allow members of Parliament or State Legislatures to resign by submitting a written resignation to the Speaker or Chairman. The amendment addresses concerns about coercion being used to force members to resign, potentially disrupting legislative functions. It proposes that resignations require acceptance by the Speaker or Chairman, who must ensure the resignation is voluntary and genuine through appropriate inquiry. The Bill is designed to prevent involuntary resignations and maintain the integrity of legislative processes.