England Under the Coalition the Political History of Great Britain And Ireland
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Smith remarked that the great safeguard in their plan was that the motion for Closure could not be made by a member of the House without the previous sanction of the Speaker. With this infallible safeguard the meeting was content. Mr. Smith 204 THE CLOSURE IS AD0P7ED. Ch. X.
then went down to the House and proposed the first of the new rules. This was the Closure against which the Con- servative party had fought devotedly before, and which Mr. Chaplin had consistently and persistently denounced.... The rule allowed the Closure to be moved if the previous con- sent of the Chair had been obtained. Under the old rule the Speaker or Chairman of Committees must suggest the Clo- sure, under the new proposal the responsibility still rested on the Chair, but any member could ask permission to apply the Closure. Mr. Gladstone promised that the Pro- cedure proposals should be treated in a spirit precisely the opposite to that in which those of his own Administration had been met. Nineteen days had been spent before they could obtain a Closure resolution, which was now found to be too weak by those who then opposed it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smith remarked that the great safeguard in their plan was that the motion for Closure could not be made by a member of the House without the previous sanction of the Speaker. With this infallible safeguard the meeting was content. Mr. Smith 204 THE CLOSURE IS AD0P7ED. Ch. X.
then went down to the House and proposed the first of the new rules. This was the Closure against which the Con- servative party had fought devotedly before, and which Mr. Chaplin had consistently and persistently denounced.... The rule allowed the Closure to be moved if the previous con- sent of the Chair had been obtained. Under the old rule the Speaker or Chairman of Committees must suggest the Clo- sure, under the new proposal the responsibility still rested on the Chair, but any member could ask permission to apply the Closure. Mr. Gladstone promised that the Pro- cedure proposals should be treated in a spirit precisely the opposite to that in which those of his own Administration had been met. Nineteen days had been spent before they could obtain a Closure resolution, which was now found to be too weak by those who then opposed it.
What to read after England Under the Coalition the Political History of Great Britain And Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clayden, Peter William, 1827-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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