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Chapter 4 · Federal Legislature

51. Resignation of members

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A member of either House of Parliament may resign his membership by writing under his hand addressed, if he is a member of the Senate, to the President of the Senate, and if a member of the House of Representatives, to the Speaker of that House.

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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