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A question shall not include the names of persons, or statements which are not strictly necessary to make the question intelligible.
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A question shall not contain a statement which the Member who asks the question is not prepared to substantiate.
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A question shall not contain arguments, inferences, opinions, imputations or epithets, or tendentious, ironical or offensive expressions.
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A question shall not contain independent questions or be so complex that it cannot reasonably be answered as a single question.
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(Repealed L.N. 228 of 2000)
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A question shall not seek information about a matter which is of its nature secret.
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A question shall not reflect on the decision of a court of law or be so drafted as to be likely to prejudice a case pending in a court of law.
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A question shall not be asked for the purpose of obtaining an expression of opinion, the solution of an abstract legal question, or the answer to a hypothetical proposition.
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A question shall not be asked whether statements in the press or of private individuals or private concerns are accurate.
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A question shall not be asked about the character or conduct of any person mentioned in Rule 41(7) (Contents of Speeches) and a question shall not be asked about the character or conduct of any other person except in his official or public capacity.
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A question shall not be asked seeking information which can be found in accessible documents or ordinary works of reference.
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A question which has been fully answered shall not be asked again during the same session.