What are the procedures that a members of House of Representatives can be removed from office?

Members of the House of Representatives can be removed from office through a process called expulsion. This requires a two-thirds majority vote from the House, typically following an investigation into misconduct or criminal behavior. Additionally, a member may resign voluntarily, or they can be disqualified from serving if they are convicted of certain crimes, such as treason or felony offenses, under specific legal guidelines.