The Electorate And the Legislature
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matter of form, and the bill is then referred to a com- mittee. Occasionally, however, the House adopts the less usual course of discussing the principle of the bill on its second reading, and private bills have been rejected by Parliament at this stage.
The private bill, which has been read a second time, is referred either to the Committee of Selection, or, in the case of railways and canals, to the General Com- mittee on Railway and Canal Bills. These committees, which are both appointed at ...the commencement of each session, perform analogous duties. They arrange pri- vate bills into groups, and refer each group to the consideration of a committee. It is again easiest to confine the attention to a particular case. The General Committee on Railway and Canal Bills would probably refer the bills relating to the metropolis to one com- mittee ; the bills affecting Scotland to a second ; and so on. Each committee consists of four members and a referee. One member, who is chairman of the com- mittee, is appointed by and is himself a member of the General Committee on Railway and Canal Bills; the three other members are chosen by the Committee of Selection.
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matter of form, and the bill is then referred to a com- mittee. Occasionally, however, the House adopts the less usual course of discussing the principle of the bill on its second reading, and private bills have been rejected by Parliament at this stage.
The private bill, which has been read a second time, is referred either to the Committee of Selection, or, in the case of railways and canals, to the General Com- mittee on Railway and Canal Bills. These committees, which are both appointed at ...the commencement of each session, perform analogous duties. They arrange pri- vate bills into groups, and refer each group to the consideration of a committee. It is again easiest to confine the attention to a particular case. The General Committee on Railway and Canal Bills would probably refer the bills relating to the metropolis to one com- mittee ; the bills affecting Scotland to a second ; and so on. Each committee consists of four members and a referee. One member, who is chairman of the com- mittee, is appointed by and is himself a member of the General Committee on Railway and Canal Bills; the three other members are chosen by the Committee of Selection.
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