Voting on the Constitution Amendment Bill to replace the collegium system of appointing judges is likely to be a lengthy affair Wednesday.
As division numbers to members in the 16th Lok Sabha have not yet been allocated, the voting on the Constitution (121st) Amendment Bill is likely to be done using the old system of slips or chits.
The process will take a longer time than it usually takes when members use buttons on their desks to cast vote. The results in case of electronic voting appear on the display screens immediately.
For passing an ordinary bill, a simple majority of members present and voting is necessary.
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