Under Article 57, what parliamentary right does the Attorney General have without gaining a vote merely from that Article?

A. The right to speak and participate, but not to vote by virtue of Article 57

B. The right to cast two votes in a joint sitting

C. The right to dissolve either House

D. The right to veto every pending Bill

Explanation

Article 57 allows the Attorney General, Prime Minister, federal ministers and ministers of state to speak and participate in specified parliamentary proceedings, but it does not itself give them a vote.

Source

Pakistan Code — Constitution of Pakistan (Twenty-Seventh Amendment incorporated)

Answer verified on 2026-09-24

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