What does Article 81 of the UAE Constitution say about members of the Federal National Council?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. A member is not accountable for opinions expressed while performing duties in the FNC or its committees
- Step 1: Article 81 of the Constitution says a member of the FNC is not accountable for any opinions or views he expresses while performing his duties in the FNC or in its committees. Answer: A member is not accountable for opinions expressed while performing duties in the FNC or its committees. Article 82 separately limits penal procedures against a member while the FNC is in session, except in flagrante delicto. Why not the others: Exemption from national service, customs immunity and zoning vetoes are not provisions of Article 81.
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