In India no discussion on a matter of general public importance can take place except on a motion ma...........

Indian Polity Parliamentary Procedures

In India, no discussion on a matter of general public importance can take place except on a motion made with the consent of the presiding officer. With regard to resolutions and motions, consider the following statements

1. Every resolution is a particular type of motion

2. All motions are not necessarily put to vote, hence all the resolutions are also not voted upon

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1 only

2 only

Both

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Explanation:

The motions moved by the members to raise discussions on various matters fall into three principal categories
1. Substantive Motion: It is a self-contained independent proposal dealing with a very important matter like impeachment of the President or removal of Chief Election Commissioner.
2. Substitute Motion: It is a motion that is moved in substitution of an original motion and proposes an alternative to it. If adopted by the House, it supersedes the original motion.
3. Subsidiary Motion: It is a motion that, by itself, has no meaning and cannot state the decision of the House without reference to the original motion or proceedings of the House.