Parliamentary Procedure And Practice; With a Review of the Origin, Growth And Operation of Parliamentary Institution in the Dominion of Canada, And An Appendix, Containing the British North America Act of 1867 And Amending Acts
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(1878), 201 ; lb. (1882), 177.
^ Cases have occurred in the old Canadian assembly as well as in the English parliament. In 1882, a bill was ordered to be read " this day month," and it came up accordingly, and was placed on the orders of the day after bills to which the House had, during the interval, given prece- dence. Fraud in contracts bill. Jour. p. 96 ; orders of the day, 3rd of April.
See also Can. Leg. Ass. J. (1856), 435-444, 625 (separate school bill).
* Sen. J. (1880), 209.
5 129 E. ...Com. J. 307 ; Can. Com. J. (1879), 136 ; Sen. J. (1867-8), 297, 306.
The order is simply discharged in the Senate as in the Lords (Lords' J.
1877, p. 297), when the bill is from the Commons. The practice in the Lords is, however, to withdraw the bill, when it has originated in their own House ; in fact, the practice is the same as that of the Commons.
Lords' J. (1877), 194, 243, 271.
606 PUBLIC BILLS.
for the second reading, it must first, with leave of the House, be withdrawn.' It is irregular to go into the merits of a bill on a motion that the order for a second reading be postponed or discharged.^ A member who has moved the second reading of a bill can only speak again at the close of the debate if he wishes to make an explan- ation as to the course he proposes to take with respect to the measure.^ Neither is it regular to propose on the second reading, or other stage of a bill, any amendment by way of addition to the question, when it has been decided by the House that the bill shall be read a second time.^ On the motion for the second reading it is out of order to discuss the clauses seriatim.^ Nor is it regular, when a bill is before the House, to anticipate discussion by a motion on the samfe subject.^ VII.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1878), 201 ; lb. (1882), 177.
^ Cases have occurred in the old Canadian assembly as well as in the English parliament. In 1882, a bill was ordered to be read " this day month," and it came up accordingly, and was placed on the orders of the day after bills to which the House had, during the interval, given prece- dence. Fraud in contracts bill. Jour. p. 96 ; orders of the day, 3rd of April.
See also Can. Leg. Ass. J. (1856), 435-444, 625 (separate school bill).
* Sen. J. (1880), 209.
5 129 E. ...Com. J. 307 ; Can. Com. J. (1879), 136 ; Sen. J. (1867-8), 297, 306.
The order is simply discharged in the Senate as in the Lords (Lords' J.
1877, p. 297), when the bill is from the Commons. The practice in the Lords is, however, to withdraw the bill, when it has originated in their own House ; in fact, the practice is the same as that of the Commons.
Lords' J. (1877), 194, 243, 271.
606 PUBLIC BILLS.
for the second reading, it must first, with leave of the House, be withdrawn.' It is irregular to go into the merits of a bill on a motion that the order for a second reading be postponed or discharged.^ A member who has moved the second reading of a bill can only speak again at the close of the debate if he wishes to make an explan- ation as to the course he proposes to take with respect to the measure.^ Neither is it regular to propose on the second reading, or other stage of a bill, any amendment by way of addition to the question, when it has been decided by the House that the bill shall be read a second time.^ On the motion for the second reading it is out of order to discuss the clauses seriatim.^ Nor is it regular, when a bill is before the House, to anticipate discussion by a motion on the samfe subject.^ VII.
What to read after Parliamentary Procedure And Practice; With a Review of the Origin, Growth And Operation of Parliamentary Institution in the Dominion of Canada, And An Appendix, Containing the British North America Act of 1867 And Amending Acts?
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