Question

Give two reasons why a member of parliament has to take your petition to
parliament on your behalf, even if he/she does not agree with your request for
free tertiary education?​

Answer 1

Answer:

What is petitioning? Petitioning is a formal process that involves sending a written appeal to Parliament. The public can petition Parliament to make MPs aware of their opinion and/ or to request action. Who petitions and how? Any one can petition Parliament. The only requirement is that petitions be submitted in the prescribed format, in either Hindi or English, and signed by the petitioner. In the case of Lok Sabha, the petition is normally required to be countersigned by an MP. According to the Rules of Lok Sabha, "This practice is based on the principle that petitions are normally presented by members in their capacity as elected representatives of the people, and that they have to take full responsibility for the statements made therein and answer questions on them in the House, if any, are raised." Petitions can be sent to either House in respect of

Any Bills/other matters that are pending before the House

Any matter of general public interest relating to the work of the Central Government

Answer 2

Answer:

• According to the Constitution, everyone has the right, unarmed and peacefully, to get together, to illustrate, and to present petitions.”
• There are specific procedures that individuals or groups have to obey when petitioning Parliament. The presentation of petitions is directed by the rules of Parliament.
• For consideration, the National Assembly needs that a petition be formally submitted by a Member of Parliament (MP).
• Therefore the petition must be acknowledged by a member of Parliament.
• A citizen is authorized to approach any member of parliament by contacting or visiting the Constituency Office closest to seek their support with presenting a petition on your behalf.

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