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Section 29
Being a member of a parliamentary party
If a person who is not a candidate of a party but is elected to the federal parliament or a state assembly independently becomes a member of a party, he will automatically become a member of the parliamentary party of that party.
Political Parties Act, 2058 (2002)
Preamble - 0
Chapter - 2
Section 3: Party can be formedSection 4: Party to be registeredSection 5: Provisions relating to party registrationSection 6: Unable to register partySection 7: The party will be a self-governing organized bodySection 8: Statutes of the PartySection 9: Protection of party name, flag and symbolSection 10: Parties may merge or mergeSection 11: Party can be suspendedSection 12: Cancellation of Party RegistrationSection 13: Registration not maintained
Chapter - 3
Section 14: Party membershipSection 15: Organizational structure of the partySection 16: Arrangements for federal and state level committeesSection 17: Qualifications of Central Committee and Provincial Committee OfficersSection 18: Disciplinary action may be takenSection 19: Provision of Appellate Hearing Mechanism
Chapter - 10
Section 47: Political Consultation MeetingSection 48: Parties to be registered for election purposesSection 49: Who can participate in the election with a single election symbolSection 50: Party registration book remainsSection 51: To be informedSection 52: Recognition of National PartySection 53: Property details to be submittedSection 54: PunishmentSection 55: Code of ConductSection 56: To inform the local administrationSection 57: Able to give instructionsSection 58: Can sue for compensationSection 59: Designation of contact personSection 60: Able to make rulesSection 61: May make guidelines or proceduresSection 62: Repeal and salvage