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The members of the parliamentary committee

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The members of the parliamentary committee are taken from various groups and parties in Parliament in proportion to their respective strength.
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NILESH KAKDE
NILESH KAKDE 9 years ago
Parliamentary Committees are of two kinds. Ad Hoc committee and standing committee. Ad Hoc committee appointed for specific purpose and they exist for particular task and submit a report. Ad Hoc committee is selected and joined on a bill.
Standing Committee like business advisory committee,committee on petition,committee of privileges ,the rules committee etc are the standing committee.
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