The Supreme Court has dismissed a review application against its decision that Deputy Speakers presiding over proceedings in Parliament can vote.
A review application challenging the Supreme Court’s decision that Deputy Speakers of Parliament can vote while presiding over proceedings and also be part of the quorum for decision-making in Parliament has failed.
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