Art.14 two thirds of all the Members of Parliament; and a Bill for an Act to alter any provisions of this Constitution or any provisions of any law relating to any of the matters specified in List Two of the Second Schedule to this Constitution shall be passed only if it is supported by the votes of not less than two-thirds of all Members of Parliament from Mainland Tanzania and not less than two-thirds of all Members of Parliament from Tanzania Zanzibar. (2) For the purpose of construing the provisions of subarticle (1), alteration of provisions of this Constitution or the provisions of a law shall be understood to include modification or correction of those provisions or repeal and replacement of those provisions or the re-enactment or modification of the application of the provisions. (b) Procedure for legislation in financial matters Act No.15 of 1984 Art.14 99.-(1) The National Assembly shall not deal with any of the matters to which this Article relates except if the President has proposed that the matter be dealt with by the National Assembly and the proposal has been submitted to the National Assembly by a Minister. (2) The matters to which this Article relate are the following: (a) a Bill to enact a law providing for any of the following ­ (i) to levy a tax or to alter taxation otherwise than by reduction; (ii) the imposition of any charge upon the Consolidated Fund or any other public fund or the alteration of any such charge otherwise than by reduction; (iii) the payment, issue or withdrawal from the Consolidated Fund or any other public fund of any moneys not charged thereon, or any increase in the amount of such payment, issue or withdrawal; (iv) the composition or remission of any debt due or payable to the United Republic; (b) a motion or any amendment of a motion for the purpose of any of the matters referred to in paragraph (a) of this subarticle. (3) The provisions of this Article shall not apply to a Bill or any amendment to a Bill introduced by or a motion or an amendment to a motion moved by a Minister or a Deputy Minister. Power and Privileges of Parliament Freedom and immunity from proceedings Act No.15 of 1984 Art.14 100.-(1) There shall be freedom of opinion, debate and procedure of business in the National Assembly, and that freedom shall not be breached or questioned by any organ in the United Republic or in any court or elsewhere outside the National Assembly. (2) Subject to this Constitution or to the provisions of any other relevant law, a Member of Parliament shall not be prosecuted and no civil proceedings may be instituted against him in a court in relation to any thing which he has said or done in the National Assembly or has submitted to the National Assembly by 58