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76.
The term used when a member of a legislature leaves his party on whose ticket he was elected to join the ruling party or the opposition, is called
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Siddhi said:
3 years ago
Anyone, please explain the answer in detail.
Makhan rori said:
10 years ago
In politics, crossing the floor has two meanings referring to a change of allegiance in a Westminster system parliament: voting against the approved party lines or changing to a second party after being elected to a first party.
Makhan rori said:
10 years ago
For a question to be resolved in Parliament, a vote must be taken. Parliamentary parties usually vote as a team, with all party members voting the same way.
Crossing the floor occurs when a member of a parliamentary party walks across the chamber to vote against their party.
Crossing the floor occurs when a member of a parliamentary party walks across the chamber to vote against their party.
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