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A member can come into the House two minutes before he is due to move his amendment , and he can move it , and he can then walk out and pay no further attention . 228. And your considered opinion is that that could equally well be done ...
A member can come into the House two minutes before he is due to move his amendment , and he can move it , and he can then walk out and pay no further attention . 228. And your considered opinion is that that could equally well be done ...
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... Committee Stage perhaps in one sitting of the Standing Committee , except that when the Standing Committee moved on to the second Bill one lot of Ministers and Opposition Members would move out and the other lot would move in .
... Committee Stage perhaps in one sitting of the Standing Committee , except that when the Standing Committee moved on to the second Bill one lot of Ministers and Opposition Members would move out and the other lot would move in .
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And if you had a procedure -- I appreciate the House would not want to delegate decisions on policy - but if you had a procedure under which a member of that Committee could raise an issue for discussion and could move for papers or ...
And if you had a procedure -- I appreciate the House would not want to delegate decisions on policy - but if you had a procedure under which a member of that Committee could raise an issue for discussion and could move for papers or ...
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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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