yielding the floor meaning in indian parliament
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Yielding the floor. The speaker of the Lok sabha can ask a member of the house to stop speaking and let another member speak. Crossing the floor: Passing between the member addressing the House and the Chair which is considered breach of Parliamentary etiquette
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In Indian parliament when the ‘speaker of the Lok Sabha’ asks the ‘member of the house’ to stop speaking and let the other member speak then it refers to yielding the floor.
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This takes place a number of times in the ‘Lok Sabha’ when the speaker has asked a member to stop speaking. There are times when the members start protesting and not adding to the importance of the work or topic of discussion. It is the prerogative of the speaker to stop the person from speaking and giving a chance to another person.
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