For any speech or debate in either house, a member thereof can not be questioned in any other place.
He may, in cases of extreme necessity, call special session of Congress, or of either house.
Even the simple sandwich is taboo in the Chamber of either House, and nothing more solid or more potent than a glass of pure well-water, or perhaps an egg-flip, can be partaken of during debate.
It is not absolutely necessary for a Cabinet Minister to sit in either House.
In these democratic days a seat in either House of Parliament is no longer the monopoly of a single privileged class: it lies within the reach of all who can afford the luxury of representing either themselves or their fellows at Westminster.
When the General Assembly met, Governor Carey announced that, under English laws, none but members of the English or Episcopal Church could be allowed to take the oaths necessary to qualification for a seat in either House.
Upon motion made and seconded in either House, by one- fifth, of the members present, the yeas and nays upon any question shall be taken and entered upon the journals.
In either house, the minority party has such representation upon committees as the majority party chooses to allow.
These bill drafters may be set to work on the request of either house, or of a committee, member, or officer thereof.
Bills may originate in either house of the state legislature, except that in most states money bills must originate in the lower chamber.
Any qualified elector holding no other office, is eligible to either house.
Every qualified elector is eligible to a seat in either house.
There has been nothing remarkable in either House of Parliament but an attack made by Londonderry on Plunket, who gave him so terrific a dressing that it required to be as pachydermatous as he is to stand it.
It is no small homage to the power of the press to see that an article like this makes as much noise as the declaration of a powerful Minister or a leader of Opposition could do in either House of Parliament.
They were equally disgusted with both these divisions, both plainly showing that they have little power (independently of the Reform question) in either House.
A clause in this Bill provided that, after the 1st of March, no person could sit or vote in either House until he had taken the new oath of allegiance to their majesties.
The Commons were not likely to pay much regard to the practice of either House in the reign of that lawless monarch, and returned the Bill to the Lords without the clause, and the Lords, on further reflection, passed it.
The country, therefore, must be pretty well governed, and yet there is no member of either House of the Legislature who is in any office whatever under the government.
They cannot be questioned in any other place for any speech or debate in which they participate in either house.
There are six major steps in the process whereby a bill becomes a law: (1) A bill may originate in either house.
If such an individual is elected to either house of the General Assembly, his former office must be vacated.
The mode proposed is a National Bank; to establish which he thought Congress were as competent as either House were to adjourn from day to day.
No bill for naturalization can be received in either House of Parliament without such disabling clause in it.
The charter of the bank itself authorized a committee of either House of Congress to examine its books, and report upon its condition, whenever either House may choose to institute an examination.
No northern gentleman, to my knowledge, has moved any such question in either house of Congress.
It was finally agreed that the members of the Council should be chosen and summoned by the Governor-General, should hold office, during his pleasure, and should be capable of being chosen and of sitting in either House of Parliament.
No remuneration is paid to the members of either House, but they receive free passes over all Government Railways and, by courtesy, over those belonging to private companies.
Every Member and every person eligible for Membership of either House of Parliament shall be {231} eligible for Membership of the Convention as a Representative of Victoria.
No property qualification is required in candidates for election to either House, and the Members of both Houses are paid at the rate of L200 per annum.
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