Inside the Chamber - Voting in Parliament
Abstract
This infographic provides insights into the voting process in parliament. It explains the importance of a quorum, the various voting methods, and the Speaker's role in announcing the results. Voting can be conducted by voice, division, or, in special circumstances, by secret ballot. A parliamentary session must have a quorum (or minimum attendance) of more than 20 MPs. Additionally, the infographic delves into the procedure followed when votes are miscounted.
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This infographic is available in English and Sinhala.
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