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How many members can the Governor nominate to the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council?
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In Legislative Assembly the Governor may nominate one member from the
Anglo-Indians, if the community is not adequately represented in the assembly.
In Legislative Council the governor may nominate one-sixth members.
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