Ruling
April 20, 1967
Time allocation: notice
Hon. Lucien Lamoureux
Speaker of the House
Ruling Text
The motion in question is a time allocation motion and the notice of motion was given by a Minister orally at an earlier sitting. The provisional Standing Order "not only dispenses with the requirement for 48 hours' notice with respect to a motion for time allocation but it also renders inoperative the ordinary machinery for putting a notice on the Order Paper ". This type of motion, of which a Minister has given notice, must be made orally during Routine Proceedings.
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Holding
"A time allocation motion, for which a Minister has given prior oral notice, does not require 48 hours' notice and must be moved orally during Routine Proceedings."
AI Summary
A ruling explaining that a Minister's oral notice for a time allocation motion bypasses the standard 48-hour notice requirement.
AI Analysis
- Outcome
- Other
- Tone
- Educational
- Procedural Stage
- Routine Proceedings
- Significance
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