What is the quorum required to constitute a meeting of either House of Parliament?
- One-tenth of total membership
- One-third of total membership
- One-half of total membership
- Two-thirds of total membership
Answer: One-tenth of total membership
Article 100(3): Quorum for either House is one-tenth of total membership (including presiding officer). If quorum lacking, presiding officer must adjourn House or suspend meeting. This ensures minimum participation for valid proceedings while preventing obstruction by absentees.