Indian Polity · Parliamentary Procedures
In parliamentary practice, when is the quorum bell rung?
- 1To signal the arrival of the President for a joint session
- 2To announce the formal adjournment of the House for the day
- 3Before or during a sitting if the required quorum of members is not present✓
- 4Immediately after the conclusion of the Zero Hour
Correct answer
Before or during a sitting if the required quorum of members is not present
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