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The ‘Mavalankar rule’ in Parliament was in news sometime back. This rule is related to
Quorum in Parliament
Private bills of house
Appointment in Parliamentary Committees
Minimum strength of opposition party
G V Mavalankar, the first Lok Sabha Speaker, had said the main opposition party’s strength must equal the quorum — which is 10 per cent of the total strength — required for functioning of the House. As per the Mavalankar rule, any party needs to have at least 10% of the total seats for its leader to claim the status of the leader of the opposition. There was a controversy related to this rule in the 16th Lok Sabha as the Main opposition Congress failed to get more than 55 seats.
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