Indian Polity • Parliament & ExecutiveHard
What is the maximum interval allowed between two meetings of a Parliamentary Committee?
A. One month
B. Three months
C. Six months
D. There is no such restriction✓ Correct Answer
💡 Solution & Explanation
Parliamentary committees operate under internal rules of procedure without any constitutional mandate prescribing a maximum gap between their meetings. In contrast, Article 85 mandates that the gap between two parliamentary sessions shall not exceed six months. Committees meet as often as necessary to examine assigned bills or estimates.
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