How long can a Proclamation be in force without being approved by both Houses of Parliament according to the content?
According to the context provided, a Proclamation can be in force without being approved by both Houses of Parliament for six months. However, there are further stipulations that could extend this period, such as if the House of the People is dissolved during the initial six-month period and passes a resolution approving the continuance of the Proclamation within thirty days after its reconstitution. In this case, the Proclamation would remain in force until it is approved by both Houses of Parliament or until 30 days have passed since the House of the People first sat after its reconstitution without passing a resolution approving the continuance of the Proclamation.