Right member of Parliament
The parliamentary right is the right of the Parliament and the parliamentary practice. One could limit oneself indeed to this approach, but it seems that this right is more complex than that. According to the definition that Marcel Prélot gives some, and who usually begun again by the various authors, it is " this part of the constitutional law which treats rules followed in the organization, the composition, the powers and the operation of the political assemblies . It seems that this definition comprises, according to us, two approximations. The first is due so that the parliamentary right is not part of the constitutional law, it acts of an autonomous discipline which one can find certain provisions in the Constitution or jurisprudence of the Constitutional council. The second lies in the fact that this definition of Marcel Prélot is too broad: he speaks about political assemblies, but it appears preferable to restrict the parliamentary right to the body which gives him its name. The expression " assemblies politiques" recover today too large varieties of realities so that one can all gather them under the aegis of the parliamentary right.
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