Under what circumstances can the conduct of the President be brought under review by a court, tribunal, or body appointed or designated by either House of Parliament?
The conduct of the President can be brought under review by a court, tribunal, or body appointed or designated by either House of Parliament for the investigation of a charge under Article 61. This occurs when an impeachment motion is moved against the President in either House of Parliament, alleging misbehavior or violation of the Constitution. If the majority of members of the House support the impeachment motion, it proceeds to the other House for further proceedings and investigation by a court, tribunal, or body designated by that House.