الطبيعة الإجرائية للسؤال البرلماني في النظام الدستوري البحريني و الأردني : دراسة مقارنة

Abstract EN

The parliamentary question is one of the most important tools of parliamentary control over the work of the executive authority.

Representatives of the people in Parliament can monitor the executive activities of the government to ensure the follow-up of their work based on the principle of legitimacy and thus improve the continuity of the performance of public utilities properly.

A Member of Parliament is unaware of any issue related to the work of the government, whether it is an act that the government has previously or will do in the future.

Based on the above, the aim of the study is to know how to address the parliamentary question to the government and the procedures for submitting it in both the constitutional systems of Bahrain and Jordan according to two papers, the first of which will address the legal nature of the parliamentary question and the second of the procedural system