Evolution of Political Parties in Japan a Survey of Constitutional Progress
Evolution of Political Parties in Japan a Survey of Constitutional Progress
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When either House again meets after the termination of the prorogation, the debates of the last meeting shall be continued. ARTICLE XXXIV. In case of Peers is ordered to prorogue on account of the dissolution of the House of Representatives, the rule set forth in the second clause of the preceding Article shall not apply. ARTICLE XXXV. Bills, representations and petitions, that have not been voted upon at the time of the closing of the Im- perial Diet, shall not be continued at the next session.... It is, however, otherwise in the case mentioned in Article XXV. ARTICLE XXX VL The closing of the Diet shall be effected in a joint meeting of both Houses, in accordance with Imperial Order. 52 APPENDIX CHAPTER VII SECRET SITTINGS ARTICLE XXX VII. In the following cases, the sittings of either House may be held with closed doors: 1. Upon motion of either the President or of not less than ten Members and agreed to by the House. 2. Upon the demand of the G overnment ARTICLE XXX VI II. When a motion to go into secret sitting is made either by the President or by not less than ten Members, the President shall cause the strangers to withdraw from the House, and shall then proceed, without debate, to take votes upon the motion.
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When either House again meets after the termination of the prorogation, the debates of the last meeting shall be continued. ARTICLE XXXIV. In case of Peers is ordered to prorogue on account of the dissolution of the House of Representatives, the rule set forth in the second clause of the preceding Article shall not apply. ARTICLE XXXV. Bills, representations and petitions, that have not been voted upon at the time of the closing of the Im- perial Diet, shall not be continued at the next session.... It is, however, otherwise in the case mentioned in Article XXV. ARTICLE XXX VL The closing of the Diet shall be effected in a joint meeting of both Houses, in accordance with Imperial Order. 52 APPENDIX CHAPTER VII SECRET SITTINGS ARTICLE XXX VII. In the following cases, the sittings of either House may be held with closed doors: 1. Upon motion of either the President or of not less than ten Members and agreed to by the House. 2. Upon the demand of the G overnment ARTICLE XXX VI II. When a motion to go into secret sitting is made either by the President or by not less than ten Members, the President shall cause the strangers to withdraw from the House, and shall then proceed, without debate, to take votes upon the motion.
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