interpellation

/in,tə:pe'leiʃn/
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interpellation

A member of parliament stands to begin an interpellation of the minister.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A formal parliamentary procedure: In a legislative body, an "interpellation" is a formal request or demand requiring a government minister or official to explain and justify a specific policy, action, or decision before the assembly.
    • The act of interrupting or interjecting: More generally, "interpellation" can refer to the action of interrupting a speaker or a process with a question or remark.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun (Parliamentary context): The opposition party submitted an interpellation to the minister regarding the new environmental regulations.During the session, the interpellation forced the prime minister to address the allegations directly.

  • Noun (General interruption context): His constant interpellation during the lecture made it difficult for others to follow. (This usage is less common than the parliamentary one.)

Advanced Usage
  • "To move an interpellation": To formally propose or initiate a parliamentary interpellation.
Variants and Related Words
  • Interpellate (verb): To formally question a government official in a parliament.
  • Interpellator (noun): A person who formally questions or interpellates.
Synonyms
  • Parliamentary questioning
  • Formal inquiry (in a governmental context)
  • Interjection (in the general sense of interruption)
Related Phrases
  • To face an interpellation: To be the subject of a formal parliamentary questioning.
interpellation

A member of parliament stands to begin an interpellation of the minister.

Noun
  1. the action of interjecting or interposing an action or remark that interrupts
  2. (parliament) a parliamentary procedure of demanding that a government official explain some act or policy

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