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In which situation can the President's ordinance power be useful?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: When Parliament is not in session and urgent action is needed

Answer: A. The President may promulgate an ordinance when both Houses of Parliament, or the necessary parliamentary session, are not in session and immediate action is required. An ordinance has the force of law for the time being, but it is temporary: it must be laid before Parliament and will cease to operate if Parliament does not approve it within the constitutional period. It is not a normal replacement for law-making by Parliament. Option B is about election activity, option C is an administrative election task and option D is unrelated to legislation. The ordinance power is intended for urgent circumstances, not routine convenience or permanent rule. Memory cue: no Parliament session plus urgent need equals possible ordinance.

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PresidentOrdinanceParliamentUrgent ActionPolitical ExecutivePolitical Executive (PresidentPrime MinisterAnd Council Of Ministers)Political Executive President Prime Minister And Council Of MinistersWorking Of Institutions

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