The correct answer is Parliamentary Privileges. Explanation & Key Takeaways: • Features borrowed from the British Constitution are: • Parliamentary government, • Rule of Law, • Legislative procedure, • Single citizenship, • Cabinet system, • Prerogative writ, • Parliamentary privileges and bicameralism. • Parliamentary privileges: • Parliamentary Privileges are certain rights and immunities enjoyed by members of Parliament. • It is enjoyed individually and collectively so that they can “effectively discharge their functions”. • Article 105 of the Constitution expressly mentions two privileges, that is, freedom of speech in Parliament and right of publication of its proceedings. • Apart from the privileges as specified in the Constitution, the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, provides for freedom from arrest and detention of members under civil process during the continuance of the meeting of the House or of a committee thereof and forty days before its commencement and forty days after its conclusion. Related Concepts: +---------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Country | Features borrowed | +---------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | US | Fundamental rights Independence of judiciary Judicial review Impeachment of the president Removal of Supreme Court and High Court judges Post of vice-president | | Japan | The procedure established by Law | | Germany | Suspension of Fundamental Rights during emergency | +---------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+