They would also be asked the language of their choice for taking oath. "This process takes about 20-25 minutes for every member," Sreedharan said.
He said the members would be given a set of publications including the constitution, rules and procedure and conduct of business, hand book and information concerning accommodation and CGHS procedures. They would also be informed about salary and other amenities.
Apart from houses in the Lok Sabha pool, the Director of Estates has made arrangements to house newly elected members in state guest houses and the Ashok hotel.
Sreedharan said returning officers of all parliamentary constituencies have already been informed about the arrangements, including transit accommodation for new MPs.
The MPs have been asked to bring the certificate of election issued by the returning officer.
Lok Sabha set to welcome newly-elected MPs
New Delhi: Guidance centres at railway stations and airport here and round-the-clock assistance for registration and temporary accommodation are some of the arrangements made by the Lok Sabha secretariat for the newly-elected members of the
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