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BANGALORE: In an effort to bring about regularity in holding sessions of the State legislature as in the case of Parliament and ensure that the two Houses meet for a minimum of 60 days in a year, the Government has decided to introduce the Karnataka Conduct of Government Business in State Legislature Bill. The Minister for Law and Parliamentary Affairs, H.K. Patil, told presspersons after a Cabinet meeting here on Thursday that the Government has decided to hold sessions of the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council in all quarters of the year beginning January. The session will start in the second week of January with the traditional address by the Governor, and it will be for a minimum of 15 days. The budget session of 20 days will be in the first week of March. A 15-day monsoon session will be convened in the second week of July followed by a 10-day winter session in the second week of November, he said.
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