Discussion
The question raised by members in the parliament which requires written answer but no supplementary questions are permitted is called
Answer: B
Such a question is an Unstarred question.
In Parliament, an unstarred question receives a written answer laid on the table of the House, so no supplementary questions can follow. A starred question (marked with an asterisk) is answered orally, and supplementary questions may be asked.
A short notice question concerns a matter of urgent public importance and can be asked with less than the usual notice; it is answered orally. Questions to private members are about bills or matters for which a private member is responsible.
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