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The term “point of order” in the context of parliamentary proceedings refers to<\/p>\n

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\nIn parliamentary proceedings, a “point of order” is raised by a member when they believe that the rules of procedure or the Constitution are being violated during the debate or other proceedings of the House. The member interrupts the ongoing discussion to draw the attention of the Chair (Speaker in Lok Sabha, Chairman in Rajya Sabha) to the alleged violation and seek a ruling. The Chair then decides whether the point of order is valid.
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\nA point of order is an objection raised by a member regarding the violation of parliamentary rules or procedures.
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\nA point of order usually takes precedence over any other business being discussed. Once a point of order is raised, the proceedings on the current business stop until the Chair has given a decision. No debate is allowed on a point of order, and the decision of the Chair is final.
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