The Speaker of the House may disallow any question, or a part thereof when in the opinion of the Speaker, : 1. It is an abuse of the right of questioning. 2. It is calculated to obstruct or prejudicially affect the procedure of the House. 3. It is in contravention of these rules. 4. It is the matter of public importance. Choose the correct option/s from the above :
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