The President must give a speech to Parliament at the start of each session, talking about how the country is doing. He can also give other speeches about important national matters, but only after discussing with the Speaker of Parliament. This rule helps keep the public informed about major issues through their representatives. It does not give you a personal right, but it ensures the President regularly explains the government's work to Parliament.

The President shall, at the beginning of each session of Parliament, deliver to Parliament an address on the state of the nation.

The President may, also, in consultation with the Speaker, address Parliament from time to time, on any matter of national importance.

Article 101 mandates the President to address Parliament on the state of the nation and other important matters

Article 101: President's speech to Parliament

101.Presidential addresses

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