Which constitutional right protects members of the DPR from criminal prosecution or lawsuits for statements and opinions delivered during official parliamentary meetings?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Right of Parliamentary Immunity (Hak Imunitas)
- Step 1: Article 20A(3) states that DPR members possess the right of immunity (hak imunitas). Step 2. Law No. 17/2014 (MD3) specifies that members cannot be prosecuted for statements, questions, or opinions delivered orally or in writing in official proceedings, provided they do not breach parliamentary ethics rules. Answer: Right of Parliamentary Immunity (Hak Imunitas). Why not the others: Executive privilege applies to executive branches.
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