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As a result Mr. Speaker's hands are so tied by the rulings of his predecessors that there is scarcely any matter which can qualify for debate under the standing order . We notice that twelve years after the standing order was passed Mr.
As a result Mr. Speaker's hands are so tied by the rulings of his predecessors that there is scarcely any matter which can qualify for debate under the standing order . We notice that twelve years after the standing order was passed Mr.
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As a result Mr. Speaker's hands are so tied by the rulings of his predecessors that there is scarcely any matter which can qualify for debate under the standing order . We notice that twelve years after the standing order was passed Mr.
As a result Mr. Speaker's hands are so tied by the rulings of his predecessors that there is scarcely any matter which can qualify for debate under the standing order . We notice that twelve years after the standing order was passed Mr.
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You will recall that at the time that this Committee was set up one of the points of controversy was the question of Privy Councillors being automatically called by Mr. Speaker . I do not want to make too much of it , but do you think ...
You will recall that at the time that this Committee was set up one of the points of controversy was the question of Privy Councillors being automatically called by Mr. Speaker . I do not want to make too much of it , but do you think ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1958 |
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