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Chapter 4 · Federal Legislature

49. Provisions against double membership

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A person shall not at the same time be a member of both

Houses of Parliament, nor be elected to the House of Representatives for more than one constituency or to the Senate for more than one State, nor be both an elected and an appointed member of the Senate.

Report

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Chapter 5

Legislative procedure

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Chapter 6

Capacity as respects property, contracts and suits

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Part V

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Part VI

Chapter 1

Distribution of legislative powers

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Chapter 2

Distribution of executive powers

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Chapter 3

Distribution of financial burdens

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Chapter 4

Land

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Chapter 5

National development

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Chapter 6

Federal surveys, advice to States and inspection of State activities

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Chapter 7

National Council for Local Government

Chapter 8

Application to States of Sabah and Sarawak

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Part VII

Chapter 1

General

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Chapter 2

Application to States of Sabah and Sarawak

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Part VIII

Part IX

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Part X

Part XI

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Part II

Part II, and Article 79 shall not apply to any Bill for such a law or any amendment to such a Bill.”.

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Part XII

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Part XIII

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Part XIV

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Part XV

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Part XV

Part XV, Art. 182 & 183

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Part III

Part III: 14-04-1984

Part II

Part II: 16-04-1984