The second session of the newly-elected Madhya Pradesh Assembly will begin here from Monday and conclude on February 21, a official said.
The four-day session will have only three sittings as February 19 is a government holiday on account of Sant Ravidas Jayanti, a state Assembly secretariat official said.
He informed that this session of the 15th Madhya Pradesh Assembly would have a Question Hour.
The Assembly secretariat has received 727 questions submitted by MLAs, including 309 questions from first-time legislators, and 167 calling attention motions, he said.
According to the list of business released by the Assembly secretariat, Finance Minister Tarun Bhanot would table the vote-on-account on Monday.
The House would also pay tribute to departed leaders as well as 40 CRPF personnel martyred in the Pulwama attack.
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Both the opposition BJP and ruling Congress Sunday organised MLA meetings to prepare strategies during the session.
Earlier, Leader of Opposition Gopal Bhargava targeted the Congress government over rampant transfer-postings after it took over in the state in December last year.
Alleging corruption, Bhargava said, "Transfer and posting of government employees has turned into an industry in the state. A huge number of officials were transferred. Couple of days ago, 42 police officers were transferred but 32 of these were cancelled or amended."