Can the House be adjourned for a full day in case of death of certain dignitaries?
Modified on Wed, 9 Apr at 7:17 AM
Yes, the House is often adjourned for the entire day in the event of the death of a sitting Member or a very senior dignitary like a former President, Prime Minister, or Speaker. The decision is made by the Presiding Officer, depending on the stature of the person and prevailing practices.
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