Parliament of the State of Pasundan

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Parliament of the State of Pasundan Regulations of the Constitutional Organization of Pasundan (1948)

The manner in which the oath included in the present Article and elsewhere is administered shall be regulated by State Law. The members shall vote without instructions of or consultation with those we elected or appointed them. No action can be brought against them – no more than against the Ministers and the attorneys referred to in Article 19 – for what they have said in the session of the Parliament or have submitted to the latter in writing, unless, in so doing, they divulge what has been said or submitted in private session under the seal of secrecy.
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Parliament of the State of Pasundan Regulations of the Constitutional Organization of Pasundan (1948)

If persons have been elected or appointed members who are not admitted to the membership in accordance with the provision of Article 6, paragraph 1, or in virtue of a State Law as referred to in the second paragraph of that Article, this election or appointment shall be legally null and void, unless they notify the Chairman in writing, within a fortnight after their election or appointment is, or may be reasonably considered – at the Chairman's discretion – to be known to them, that they accept their election or appointment as members.
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