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  3. -(1) There shall be freedom of opinion, debate and procedure of

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Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania, 1977

-(1) There shall be freedom of opinion, debate and procedure of

Jurisdiction
United Republic of Tanzania
Provision
100
Source language
English
Recorded status
in force
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in force

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100.-(1) There shall be freedom of opinion, debate and procedure of immunity from business in the National Assembly, and that freedom shall not be breached or proceedings Act No.15 questioned by any organ in the United Republic or in any court or elsewhere outside the National Assembly. of 1984 (2) Subject to this Constitution or to the provisions of any other relevant Art.14 law, a Member of Parliament shall not be prosecuted and no civil proceedings may be instituted against him in a court in relation to any thing which he has said or done in the National Assembly or has submitted to the National Assembly by way of a petition, bill, motion or otherwise.

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Constitution of the United Republic of Tanzania, 1977 · oagmis.oag.go.tz · Retrieved 18 August 2026.

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