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... consider the practice of giving excessive advance notice to be open to abuse , and we therefore recommend that no more than 21 days ' notice ( excluding recesses ) be given of any oral question . " Question put , That the Paragraph ...
... consider the practice of giving excessive advance notice to be open to abuse , and we therefore recommend that no more than 21 days ' notice ( excluding recesses ) be given of any oral question . " Question put , That the Paragraph ...
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... consider the practice of giving excessive advance notice to be open to abuse , and we therefore recommend that no more than 21 days ' notice ( excluding recesses ) be given of any oral question . " Question put , That the Paragraph ...
... consider the practice of giving excessive advance notice to be open to abuse , and we therefore recommend that no more than 21 days ' notice ( excluding recesses ) be given of any oral question . " Question put , That the Paragraph ...
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... consider , would also be the view of the House . " In view of their success we had considered methods by which a timetable might be automatically imposed for every bill . The difficulty here is that in the case of contentious bills such ...
... consider , would also be the view of the House . " In view of their success we had considered methods by which a timetable might be automatically imposed for every bill . The difficulty here is that in the case of contentious bills such ...
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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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