| Both Houses have the right of interpellation, but the Federal Council is not entitled to adopt motions of confidence and of censure. |
| The premier and the cabinet selected by the president with legislative concurrence were to be subject to interpellation. |
| The author of an interpellation may speak if this becomes a subject of debate. |
| At least one tenth of the representatives may submit an interpellation on the conduct of the government or any of its individual members. |
| The first gesture of the series is the interpellation, the entrance upon the scene. |
| The countess threatened the government with an interpellation in the chamber, and Monsieur Jean was at once released. |
