- Short notice questions deal with matters of urgent public importance. - They can be asked with a notice period of less than ten days. - Admissibility requires the consent of the Minister concerned. - Short notice questions are listed separately and taken up after the Question Hour.
Consider the following statements relating to short notice questions asked in the Legislature : 1. These relate to matters of urgent public importance and can be asked for oral answer at a notice less than 10 days 2. Short notice questions can be admissible if the Minister concerned agrees to answer to it 3. Short notice questions are asked during question hour Which of the statements given above are correct ?
Asked in UPSC CAPF 2019 · Topic: The Parliament (Devices of Parliamentary Procedure: Questions Hour, Zero Hour, Motions, Resolutions)
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