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Ruling January 20, 1970

Committee report

Hon. Lucien Lamoureux

Hon. Lucien Lamoureux

Speaker of the House

Ruling Text

The few precedents to which the Chair can revert for guidance suggest that a Member who is not a member of a committee can move concurrence in a report. ''An extensive search of the records of the House has failed to disclose that any objection to a motion made under circumstances similar to those now under review has ever been made." Furthermore, "the provisions of the Report of the Special Committee on Procedure as adopted on July 12, 1955... make it obligatory to place a motion to concur in a report under the heading Motions".
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A ruling confirming that a Member who is not on a committee can move a motion for concurrence in that committee's report.

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Holding
"A Member who is not a member of a committee is permitted to move a motion for concurrence in a committee report."
Outcome
Other
Tone
Educational
Procedural Stage
Routine Proceedings
Significance
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