Members of Parliament have absolute immunity to make disparaging comments about anyone in the legislature if this is in session

Members of Parliament do not have absolute immunity to make disparaging comments about anyone in the legislature if this is in session

The interpretation clause of the Constitution was held to be 'not merely an interpretative directive, but a force that informs all legal institution and decisions with the new power of constitutional values'

The interpretation clause of the Constitution was held to NOT be 'merely an interpretative directive, but a force that informs all legal institutions and decisions with the new power of constitutional values'.