Resolución de 24 de febrero de 1982 por la que se ordena la publicación en el «Boletín Oficial del Estado» del nuevo Reglamento del Congreso de los Diputados. | BOE-A-1982-5196 — Spain law | Esheria

Resolución de 24 de febrero de 1982 por la que se ordena la publicación en el «Boletín Oficial del Estado» del nuevo Reglamento del Congreso de los Diputados.

After general elections to the Congress, it must meet in a constitutive session at the day and time set by the convocation decree.

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Instrument
Decision
Citation
BOE-A-1982-5196
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Language
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After general elections to the Congress, it must meet in a constitutive session at the day and time set by the convocation decree. The Presidency may impose a ban from attending one or two sessions, or immediate expulsion, on a deputy or deputy member under the rules of the Regulation. The Chamber may temporarily suspend a deputy or member of parliament for parliamentary discipline in specified cases, and certain proposals and decisions must be handled by the Chamber in secret session. Speakers must stay on topic; if a speaker is called to order a third time in the same intervention, the Presidency may withdraw the floor. Members of the Chamber and people speaking may be called to order in four listed situations involving offensive remarks, disorder in debate, interruptions, or continuing to speak after losing the floor.