Q13. Which bill has stopped the unethical practice of floor-crossing and what is the practice called?

Ans: During the Nawaz Sharif’s second tenure, the government passed the 14th

amendment bill: This bill stopped the unethical practice of floor-crossing by

the national and provincial assembly members, this practice was popularly

known as ‘horse trading’.

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