Government And Politics of France
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2 Law of November 30, 1875, Art. 8.
[169] GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS OF FRANCE Parlia- mentary privileges secretary, he thereby forfeits his seat ' and can- not seek reelection to the Chamber unless the office is "compatible" with the mandate. 2 Election to Parliament brings with it certain privileges which have been derived from the old English precedents. The chief of these are free- dom of speech and freedom from arrest. "No member of either house, " says the constitution, 3 "shall be prosecute...d or held responsible for any opinions expressed or votes cast by him in the performance of his duties"; and under the law of 1881 no action lies against a member of Par- liament because of any speech delivered in the chambers or published by their orders. 4 The con- stitution also declares that "no member of either house shall, during the session, be prosecuted or arrested for any felony or misdemeanor except upon the authority of the chamber of which he is a member, unless he be taken in the very act.
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2 Law of November 30, 1875, Art. 8.
[169] GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS OF FRANCE Parlia- mentary privileges secretary, he thereby forfeits his seat ' and can- not seek reelection to the Chamber unless the office is "compatible" with the mandate. 2 Election to Parliament brings with it certain privileges which have been derived from the old English precedents. The chief of these are free- dom of speech and freedom from arrest. "No member of either house, " says the constitution, 3 "shall be prosecute...d or held responsible for any opinions expressed or votes cast by him in the performance of his duties"; and under the law of 1881 no action lies against a member of Par- liament because of any speech delivered in the chambers or published by their orders. 4 The con- stitution also declares that "no member of either house shall, during the session, be prosecuted or arrested for any felony or misdemeanor except upon the authority of the chamber of which he is a member, unless he be taken in the very act.
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