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It was argued that the timetable might perhaps be made undebatable , replacing the present guillotine motion . The weight of the evidence is however strongly against this latter suggestion ( pp .
It was argued that the timetable might perhaps be made undebatable , replacing the present guillotine motion . The weight of the evidence is however strongly against this latter suggestion ( pp .
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Under my suggestion he is interrupted at 3.30 , and if he wishes to continue his statement - and Ministers have the right to move the adjournment of the House before passing to any form of public business if he wishes to continue his ...
Under my suggestion he is interrupted at 3.30 , and if he wishes to continue his statement - and Ministers have the right to move the adjournment of the House before passing to any form of public business if he wishes to continue his ...
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Mr. Speaker , one other suggestion for enabling more people to speak has been the possibility of having a time- limit ... but an interesting suggestion was put to the Committee that one hour a day - say between seven and eight o'clock ...
Mr. Speaker , one other suggestion for enabling more people to speak has been the possibility of having a time- limit ... but an interesting suggestion was put to the Committee that one hour a day - say between seven and eight o'clock ...
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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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