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The arguments in favour of morning sittings envisage that subjects of some importance should be discussed ; if this were so, many Members would consider it their duty to attend a debate even though there was no whip and their vote was ...
The arguments in favour of morning sittings envisage that subjects of some importance should be discussed ; if this were so, many Members would consider it their duty to attend a debate even though there was no whip and their vote was ...
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Further , it would seem more appropriate that colonial affairs , in view of their undoubted importance , should be discussed upon the floor of the House . We 45 hope that major debates will be rather more frequent as ...
Further , it would seem more appropriate that colonial affairs , in view of their undoubted importance , should be discussed upon the floor of the House . We 45 hope that major debates will be rather more frequent as ...
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Further , it would seem more appropriate that colonial affairs , in view of their undoubted importance , should be discussed upon the floor of the House . We 45 hope that major debates will be rather more frequent as ...
Further , it would seem more appropriate that colonial affairs , in view of their undoubted importance , should be discussed upon the floor of the House . We 45 hope that major debates will be rather more frequent as ...
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adjournment agreed allowed Amendment proposed attend authority Blackburn called Chair Chairman Charles Pannell Clause Colonial Committee Stage consider consideration Continued course deal debate detailed difficulty discussion divided division Estimates evidence fact feel Finance Bill floor further give given Government highway House House of Commons importance interest leave legislation Lord majority matter means meet ment Minister minutes Mitchison mittee morning morning sittings motion move notice o'clock objection Opposition paragraph Parliament particular person possible practice present Private Members procedure Question Question proposed Question put raised reason recommend reference regard Report Report Stage Resolution rule Select Session sittings Speaker stage Standing Committee Standing Order suggestion Supply taken thing thought Thursday tion upstairs Viscountess Davidson vote week whole
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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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