If a member f Parliament voluntarily acquires the citizenship of a foreign country :


A) he will be penalised

B) he will continue to be a member of Parliament

C) he will be disqualified from membership

D) he will have a choice of renouncing either

Correct Answer:
C) he will be disqualified from membership


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