What are the provisions for the conduct of business in the State Legislature?
The provisions for the conduct of business in the State Legislature are found in Articles 174 to 189 of the Constitution, which cover topics such as the summoning, prorogation, and dissolution of the Houses; the roles and responsibilities of the Speaker, Deputy Speaker, Chairman, and Deputy Chairman; the process of taking an oath or affirmation by members; voting procedures; quorum; vacancies and disqualifications of members; and the rights of Ministers and Advocate-General.