How does the freedom of speech work within the State Legislatures?
Within the State Legislatures, freedom of speech is ensured by Article 194(1), which states that there shall be freedom of speech in the Legislature of every State, subject to the provisions of the Constitution and any rules or standing orders regulating its procedure. This means that members of the State Legislatures can freely express their opinions and ideas without fear of legal repercussions for anything they say within the legislative body.