Are there any other ways members of parliament can be held accountable for their actions beyond the scope of the constitution?
Based on the provided context, it seems that members of parliament can only be held accountable for their actions beyond the scope of the constitution through penalties as defined in Article 104. Specifically, if a person sits or votes as a member of either House of Parliament before complying with the requirements of article 99 or when they knowingly are not qualified, disqualified, or prohibited from doing so by law made by Parliament, they can be liable to penalties. In addition, members of parliament have immunity for anything said or any vote given in Parliament or any committee thereof, as stated in Article 105(2).