Trust and credibility are essential for the exercise of parliamentary privileges. Debate and ensure accountability, of public institutions. Analyse.

Parliamentary privileges are given under Article 105 of the constitution. Classification of two: - freedom at speech & expression to induct MJ's - Other to enjoy rights from rules of house, conventions, laws. Fundamentality of Parliamentary Privileges: 1. To said in law making without fear or favour → hence, not liable in courts for decision 2. Due time for researching on topics discussed in parliament → 40 days before a rules cannot be arrested in civil cases → exempt from witness duty 3. Security of law making is cage guarded → any arrest on parliament premises needs consent of speaker 4. Helps public pie proceedings transparently → right to report time proceedings 5. Safeguarded privacy in matters → right to secret sittings - Lobbied

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