| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - An alleged contempt by a minister acting in the capacity as a minister, however, may be investigated by the Senate, even though the minister is a member of the other House and therefore cannot be compelled to give evidence or punished by the Senate, and the Senate cannot inquire into proceedings in the House. (See 51st report of the Committee of Privileges, PP 4/1995; in its 60th report, PP 9/1996
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