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In parliamentary terminology, what does a 'Lame-duck Session' refer to?
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- 1A joint sitting of both Houses called to resolve a legislative deadlock
- 2The last session of the existing Parliament held after a new Parliament has been elected✓
- 3A special session of Parliament called during a national emergency
- 4The first session of a newly elected Parliament before the PM takes oath
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The last session of the existing Parliament held after a new Parliament has been elected
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