What is the role of Parliament in providing a framework for election-related laws?
The role of Parliament in providing a framework for election-related laws is to make provisions with respect to elections to the State Legislatures. It does this by enacting laws that establish the rules and processes governing the conduct of elections, including the preparation of electoral rolls and other matters necessary for securing the due constitution of the State Legislatures. However, Parliament's authority in this area is subject to the provisions of the Constitution, which means it cannot override or conflict with the constitutional provisions related to elections.