Our country and home missions /

Cover title: Our country and home missions 1802-1902, centennial review.

Report of Allahabad station, 1907.

Cover-title.

Minutes /

Mode of access: Internet.

Report on tuition investment plans : presented to members of the Illinois Senate, 85th General Assembly /

"May 1, 1987."

Report to the governor and Illinois General Assembly on Public Act 83-12, increased truck sizes and truck taxation.

"July 1, 1985."

Report to the Governor and Illinois General Assembly on Public Act 83-12 : increased truck sizes and truck taxation.

Issued pursuant to P.A. 83-12, which requires a report to be issued to the Governor and the General Assembly every three years.--P. i.

A brief compend of Bible truth.

Cover-title: Bible truth.

Missionary papers.

Mode of access: Internet.

Rev. James P. Hendrick, D. D. Memoirs with an appendix containing history of Ebenezer presbytery and other papers,

Mode of access: Internet.

Sermons on important subjects /

Mode of access: Internet.

How shall man be just with God?

Mode of access: Internet.

Uganda's white man of work : a story of Alexander M. Mackay /

Mode of access: Internet.

Recommendations on water policy and legislation, 1963; a report to the Governor and 105th General Assembly.

Cover title.

Report.

Mode of access: Internet.

An analysis of the effectiveness of parliamentary questions in the Uttar Pradesh State Legislative Assembly (India)

Parliamentary questions are the most popular and visible tool for making the executive accountable to the legislature. However, their use, purpose and effectiveness vary in different countries. In this study, 4023 parliamentary questions asked in the Uttar Pradesh State Legislative Assembly were analysed. The results show that half of the total members of the Assembly used this device. Contrary to findings in the Australian parliamentary system, there was no evidence of ‘Dorothy Dix’ and party influence on parliamentary questions. Furthermore, 30% of the questions were aimed at seeking information and 70% pressed for action. The government provided the required information in 95% of the questions in the former category but only took action in 37% in the latter category. The study concludes that parliamentary questions serve as an effective legislative tool in the Uttar Pradesh Legislature