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Rule 194
Constitution of Privileges Committee
(1) According to Article 103 of the Constitution of Nepal, there will be a privilege committee in the House of Representatives. In the Privileges Committee, the Speaker will nominate a maximum of fifteen members in consultation with the Executive Committee. But no minister can be a member of Privileges Committee.
(2) While nominating members of the Privileges Committee, proportional representation will be made so that all political parties are represented, keeping in mind the knowledge, experience and party, gender, caste and regional structure of the members in the meeting.
(3) The Chairman of the Privileges Committee shall be elected by the members of the Committee from among themselves.
(4) The term of office of the chairman and members of the committee shall be for the entire term of the assembly.
(5) The member elected to the position of chairman of the committee shall take the oath of office and secrecy before the Speaker as per Schedule-4.
Representative Member Rules, 2075
Preamble - 0
Chapter - 4
Rule 11: Government and Non-Government Business DaysRule 12: Daily agendaRule 13: Management Consultative CommitteeRule 14: Determination of time periodRule 15: Zero and special timeRule 16: Method of giving noticeRule 17: Amendment to NoticeRule 18: Distribution of documentsRule 19: Commencement of the meetingRule 20: Rules to be followed in the meetingRule 21: Rules to be followed by the members participating in the discussionRule 22: The order of speaking in the discussionRule 23: AffiliationRule 24: Clarifications may be sought or givenRule 25: Motion to end discussionRule 26: Rule
Chapter - 8
Rule 40: Questions can be askedRule 41: Question Answer TimeRule 42: Notice of questionRule 43: Question typeRule 44: List of questionsRule 45: Questions not submitted for oral answer will be tabulatedRule 46: Answers to questionsRule 47: QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED TO THE MEMBER INTRODUCING THE PROPOSAL OR BILLRule 48: Question ConditionsRule 49: A subject that cannot be questioned isRule 50: Deciding whether it is acceptable or notRule 51: Supplementary questionRule 52: Withdraw or move a questionRule 53: Method of question answerRule 54: Refusal to answerRule 55: Change of question
Chapter - 10
Rule 61: Cannot be discussed without a proposalRule 62: Condition on offerRule 63: Deciding whether the proposal is acceptable or notRule 64: Fixing the day and time period of discussionRule 65: Offer will be inactive and cannot be resubmittedRule 66: Cannot be discussed before the scheduled timeRule 67: Offer RevocableRule 68: Notice of ProposalRule 69: Procedure to be adopted in relation to the proposalRule 70: Proposals may be submitted without noticeRule 71: Proposals of essential public importanceRule 72: AttentionRule 73: No other motions may be submitted
Chapter - 13
Rule 83: which resolution can be presentedRule 84: Notice of ResolutionRule 85: Conditions relating to resolutionRule 86: Deciding whether it is acceptable or notRule 87: Resolutions to be presentedRule 88: How to submit a resolutionRule 89: Duration of discussionRule 90: Revision ConditionRule 91: Decision on the resolutionRule 92: Approved Resolutions to be sent
Chapter - 15
Rule 99: NOTICE FOR PERMISSION TO INTRODUCE BILLRule 100: Dependent Bill can be presentedRule 101: Bills on the same subject not to be listedRule 102: Comment on delegated managementRule 103: Distribution of BillRule 104: Notice of opposition to the motion seeking permission to introduce a billRule 105: Motion asking permission to introduce the BillRule 106: General discussion on the billRule 107: Procedure for obtaining public feedbackRule 108: The procedure after receiving the feedback from the peopleRule 109: Proceedings after the conclusion of the general discussionRule 110: Can be authorized to submit proposalsRule 111: Notice of amendment to the billRule 112: Conditions related to amendments:- (1) Amendments can be submitted to the Bill subject to the following conditionsRule 113: Details of revisionRule 114: Quarterly discussion with amendments ;-Rule 115: Amendment can be withdrawnRule 116: Discussion on the scheduleRule 117: Clauses can be presented in grouped form for decisionRule 118: Presentation of preamble and nameRule 119: Instructions may be givenRule 120: Committee ReportRule 121: Bill RetractableRule 122: Proceedings after submission of committee reportRule 123: Proposal to pass the billRule 124: to be removed from the bill
(1) In the following cases, the Bill shall be removed from the register:-
(a) If the meeting rejects the following proposal submitted by the member introducing the bill:-Rule 125: Bill cannot be re-introducedRule 126: Bill to be sent to National AssemblyRule 127: A message that the bill has been passed by the National AssemblyRule 128: Finance Bill returned by the National Assembly with suggestionsRule 129: Means bill sent by the National Assembly without suggestion or not returned within the period;-Rule 130: Other bills returned by the National Assembly with amendmentsRule 131: Bill rejected by the National Assembly or not returned within the period or the amendment of that Assembly is not acceptableRule 132: Bills originated and passed in the National AssemblyRule 133: Speaker's right to correct common mistakesRule 134: Bill certifiedRule 135: Certification of BillRule 136: A bill returned with a message from the PresidentRule 137: Procedure of Constitution Amendment Bill
Chapter - 17
Rule 142: Procedure on Appropriation BillsRule 143: Proposal to cut spendingRule 144: Conditions related to proposals for reduction of expenditureRule 145: Notice of Proposal for Reduction of ExpensesRule 146: Decision on the motion to cut expensesRule 147: Prohibition on submission of amendment on the proposal to reduce expenditureRule 148: Submitting Expenses BillRule 149: Economic BillRule 150: Supplemental Appropriations BillRule 151: Borrowing spending bill
Chapter - 19
Rule 154: Motion of impeachment against the President or Vice PresidentRule 155: The term of office of the inquiry committeeRule 156: PROCEDURE OF THE INQUIRY COMMITTEERule 157: Report of the Inquiry CommitteeRule 158: Consideration of the Report of the Inquiry CommitteeRule 159: MotionRule 160: automaticallyRule 161: Motion of impeachment against the head or member of the constitutional bodyRule 162: Impeachment Recommendation CommitteeRule 163: Proceedings of the Impeachment Recommendation CommitteeRule 164: Report of the Committee on Impeachment RecommendationsRule 165: Consideration of the report of the impeachment recommendation committeeRule 166: Motion that the Report of the Committee on Impeachment Recommendations be approvedRule 167: Regardless of what is written in the
Chapter - 20
Chapter - 21
Rule 169: Committees that can be formedRule 170: Thematic CommitteeRule 172: Formation of Subject CommitteesRule 173: Election of ChairmanRule 174: Tenure of the subject committee and vacancies of chairman and membersRule 175: Functions, Duties and Powers of the Subject CommitteeRule 176: Things to consider when performing delegated management tasksRule 177: Special CommitteeRule 178: Committee meetingRule 179: QuorumRule 180: Action in case of continuous absenceRule 181: Committee decisionRule 182: Formation of SubcommitteeRule 183: Admission of concerned officer or expertRule 184: Shortening the discussionRule 185: Power to subpoena documents and summon the concerned person or government officialRule 186: Report of the CommitteeRule 187: Power to maintain order and discipline in the CommitteeRule 188: Notice of AbsenceRule 189: Secretariat of the CommitteeRule 190: able to give opinionsRule 191: Not to participate in discussion and decisionRule 192: Decision of Committee's scope of workRule 193: Chairman's meeting of the committee
Chapter - 22
Rule 194: Constitution of Privileges CommitteeRule 195: Rules applicableRule 196: Notice of Question of PrivilegesRule 197: Conditions for raising questions of privilegeRule 198: Preliminary inquiry into the question of privilegeRule 199: How to raise a question of privilegeRule 200: Refer the question to the Committee on PrivilegesRule 201: Procedure and Powers of Privileges CommitteeRule 202: Report of the Privileges CommitteeRule 203: Consideration of the Report of the Committee on PrivilegesRule 204: Amendments may be submittedRule 205: MotionRule 206: which may pardon or reduce the sentence
Chapter - 28
Rule 222: Presentation of the treatyRule 223: General discussion on the treatyRule 224: Revision on reservationRule 225: PROCEDURE AFTER END OF GENERAL DISCUSSIONRule 226: Detailed discussion on treaty provisions including amendmentsRule 227: Amendments can be withdrawnRule 228: Report of the committeeRule 229: Proceedings after submission of committee reportRule 230: A proposal to ratify, accede to, accept or support a treaty;-Rule 231: Information to be sent
Chapter - 30
Rule 235: Attorney General Expresses OpinionRule 236: Special Powers of the Secretary GeneralRule 237: Security of recordsRule 238: LanguageRule 239: Uniforms and emblemsRule 240: Secretariat ArrangementsRule 241: Secretariat Operations and Management CommitteeRule 242: Arrangements relating to experts or groups of expertsRule 243: Legal opinion adviceRule 244: Member arrest informationRule 245: Nomination of MembersRule 246: Right to regulate entryRule 247: Address to the meetingRule 248: Summary of ProceedingsRule 249: Internal ProceduresRule 250: Suspension of ruleRule 251: Power to remove obstaclesRule 252: Interpretation of the RulesRule 253: Internal Business ProceedingsRule 254: Provisions relating to amendmentRule 255: Repeal and save