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Point of Order December 1, 1971

Time allocation

Hon. Lucien Lamoureux

Hon. Lucien Lamoureux

Speaker of the House

Ruling Text

In this case the provisions of the Standing Orders do not require a 48-hour written notice. The Standing Orders further state that a Minister who has given notice of an intention to do so, may "propose a motion for the purpose of allotting a specified number of days or hours for the consideration and disposal of proceedings at that stage". The Chair has no authority to go beyond the actual provisions of the Standing Orders in effect at this time; they must be observed as set down.
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AI Summary

The Speaker confirms that a time allocation motion does not require 48-hour written notice under the Standing Orders.

AI Analysis

Holding
"A time allocation motion proposed by a Minister does not require 48-hour written notice under the current Standing Orders."
Outcome
Denied
Tone
Educational
Procedural Stage
Government Orders
Significance
Low High

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