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<h1>Parliamentary privilege grants immunity and powers to Parliament Houses and Members for effective legislative functions</h1> Parliamentary privilege encompasses immunity and powers held by Parliament Houses and Members to perform legislative functions effectively. Individual privileges include freedom from arrest and speech, while collective privileges involve contempt powers and constitutional regulation. Breach of privilege occurs when these rights are disregarded, punishable under parliamentary law. Houses also claim contempt powers for actions obstructing their functions or offending their authority. Neither House can create new privileges, with each serving as guardian of its own privileges. Indian legislative privileges developed through constitutional evolution, with the Constitution providing recognition through specific articles establishing parliamentary privilege framework.
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