(1) No questions can be asked about the following matters:-
(a) Subjects prohibited from publication by the Constitution or any prevailing law,
(b) any decision or action of the Council of Ministers which would be contrary to the national interest when published or which is confidential by nature,
(c) a matter criticized by the House or any committee or a decision of the House or a committee,
(d) Matters clarified by discussion in the current session,
(e) Subjects containing the name of any person or organization etc., for direct or indirect publicity,
(f) Judicial or quasi-judicial bodies or officers established in accordance with prevailing laws or matters under consideration in commissions or committees constituted to investigate, make suggestions or submit reports in accordance with prevailing laws,
(g) Theoretical, historical or interpretative matters of law,
(h) Whether a statement of a non-governmental person is true or not,
(h) the conduct of any person in connection with his work in a personal capacity other than in a public or official capacity, and
(j) Any matter which has been rejected once or refused to be answered in accordance with this regulation.
(2) Notwithstanding anything written in clause (f) of sub-rule (1), if the work of the commission or committee mentioned in that clause is not adversely affected, the speaker may allow questions limited to the procedure and progress of the inquiry.