Both statements about the Delimitation Commission are correct due to the legal framework governing its functioning. First, the orders made by the Delimitation Commission are protected from legal scrutiny, meaning they cannot be challenged in a court of law, thereby ensuring the independence and authority of the commission in redrawing electoral boundaries. Second, when the Commission's orders are presented to the Lok Sabha or State Legislative Assembly, they lack the power to modify those orders, which further reinforces the commission's autonomy and aims to prevent political interference in the process of delimitation. This independence is crucial for maintaining fair electoral representation, a key democratic principle.