Answer-What does the term “sine die” mean when used in the context of parliamentary sessions?

Sine die is a Latin term that means without a day. In the context of parliamentary sessions, it refers to the adjournment of a session without assigning a specific date for the next meeting.

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What does the term “sine die” mean when used in the context of parliamentary sessions?

A Without setting a future date for resumption

B With a fixed date for the next session

C After passing all pending bills

D After the session ends with a final vote

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