STANDING RULES AND ORDERS - Parliament Of NSW
LEGISLATIVE COUNCILSTANDING RULES AND ORDERSADOPTED BY THELEGISLATIVE COUNCILOFNEW SOUTH WALESON5 May 2004
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative CouncilTABLE OF CONTENTSCHAPTER 1 – REPEAL AND OPERATION OF STANDING ORDERS11.2.3.4.1111Repeal of previous rules and ordersWhere cases not provided forPractice notesRights of House not restrictedCHAPTER 2 – OPENING OF PARLIAMENT25.6.7.8.9.10.222333Proceedings on opening of Parliament by GovernorProceedings on opening of Parliament by commissionGovernor’s speechAddress-in-replyOpening of Parliament by the QueenSwearing of new membersCHAPTER 3 – OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT411.12.13.14.4445Term of officeElection of PresidentBallotPresentation to GovernorCHAPTER 4 – DEPUTY PRESIDENT AND CHAIR OF COMMITTEES615.16.17.18.19.66666Election of Deputy PresidentTerm of Office – Deputy PresidentDuty of ChairTemporary ChairsTitleCHAPTER 5 – ABSENCE OF PRESIDENT, DEPUTY PRESIDENT AND OFFICERS720.21.22.23.24.25.26.7777777Absence of PresidentAbsence of President and Deputy PresidentRelief of PresidentLeaving the ChairAbsence of ClerkParliamentary secretaryLeadership of parties and groupsCHAPTER 6 – SITTING, QUORUM AND ADJOURNMENT OF HOUSE27.28.29.30.31.32.33.34.Meeting of CouncilPrayersQuorum at commencement of sittingQuorum during sittingAdjournment of the HouseInterruption for adjournmentMinisterial reply to adjournment mattersMinister to be present in the House888889101010CHAPTER 7 – TIMES OF SITTING AND ROUTINE OF BUSINESS1135.36.37.111111Times of meetingRecall of HouseConduct of businessi
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative Council38.39.40.41.42.43.44.45.46.47.48.Routine of businessBusiness of the HouseGovernment and general businessReports of committees - precedencePresentation of documentsGovernment business on Notice PaperFormal motionsPostponement of businessInterruption of businessQuestionsMinisterial statements1111121212121212131313CHAPTER 8 – JOURNALS AND RECORDS OF THE HOUSE1449.50.51.141414JournalsCustody of recordsHansardCHAPTER 9 – TABLING OF 171717Order for the production of documentsDocuments from the GovernorOther methods of tabling documentsTabling of reports and documents when House not sittingDocuments quoted in debateMotion after tablingAmendments after tablingPrinting of tabled papers and documentsInspection of documentsCHAPTER 10 – ATTENDANCE1861.62.63.181818Record of membersAttendance of membersLeave of absenceCHAPTER 11 – QUESTIONS SEEKING INFORMATION1964.65.66.67.19192020Questions to Ministers and other membersRules for questionsAnswers to questions without noticeWritten questionsCHAPTER 12 – PETITIONS2268.69.70.222223Presentation of petitionsForm of petitionsContent of petitionsCHAPTER 13 – NOTICES OF MOTIONS2471.72.2424Giving of noticesAlterations and withdrawals of noticesCHAPTER 14 – MOTIONS2573.74.75.76.25252525Notice requiredPrecedence of motionsMoving of motionsLeave of the Houseii
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative Council77.78.79.Raising matters of privilegeMotions for disallowance of statutory instrumentsResolutions of continuing effect262627CHAPTER 15 – ORDERS OF THE DAY2880.81.82.282828DefinitionDisposal of ordersPre-audienceCHAPTER 16 – RULES OF 97.98.99.100.101.Order maintained by PresidentConduct of membersMembers to address President standingPresident or Deputy President taking part in debateRight to speakPersonal explanationsExplanations of speechesReplyRules of debateRelevance and anticipationQuestion may be readContinued irrelevance or tedious repetitionInterruption of speaker: points of order or privilegeDissent from President’s rulingMotion that member be heardMotion that member be no longer heardClosure of debatePutting of question ends debateAdjournment of R 17 – QUESTIONS FROM THE utting of questionSame questionRescission of orderEvents superseding a questionLapsed questionForm of the previous questionDetermination of previous questionCHAPTER 18 – AMENDMENTS36109.110.111.363636Moving of amendmentsNo amendment to words agreed toProcedure for putting of amendmentsCHAPTER 19 – 838383839Calling for divisionsVoting in divisionProcedure for divisionCounting of divisionCasting votePoints of order in divisionCorrection of divisionsDivisions in committeeiii
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative CouncilCHAPTER 20 – ADDRESSES TO THE GOVERNOR40120.121.4040Making of addressPresentation of addressCHAPTER 21 – MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR41122.41Presentation of messageCHAPTER 22 – COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO HOUSES42123.124.125.126.127.4242424242Methods of communicationMessages from the CouncilCommunicating a resolutionMessages from the AssemblyMessages to be recordedCHAPTER 23 – 34444Requests for conferenceAppointment of managersSitting suspendedTime and place of conferenceProceedings at ordinary conferenceFree conference under the Constitution ActReport of conferenceCHAPTER 24 – BALLOTS45135.45Conduct of ballotCHAPTER 25 – PUBLIC 2525353535454InitiationFirst ReadingUrgent billsCognate billsSecond readingCommittalConsideration in committeeOrder of considerationAmendments in committeeUncompleted proceedings in committeeReport from committeeRecommittal of reportThird readingRecommittal on third readingCorrectionTransmission to AssemblyLegislative Assembly amendments to bills originated in the CouncilBill again returned from the AssemblyBills received from the Legislative AssemblyReturn of Legislative Assembly billDisagreement with Council amendmentsAssembly amendments to Council amendmentsAmendments after disagreementLapsed billsPresentation for assentProtest against the passing of a billiv
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative Council162.163.Procedures after presentation of billsExplanation, under the Constitution Act, of a departmental bill5454CHAPTER 26 – PRIVATE 65656Notice of intentionInitiationPayment for private billsForm of the billReference to select committeeReport of the Select CommitteePrivate bills originating in the AssemblyLapsed private billsCHAPTER 27 – COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE ppointment of committeeProceedings in committeeAppointment of acting ChairDisorder in committeeQuorumReport of the committeeObjection to Chair’s rulingCHAPTER 28 – INSTRUCTIONS BY THE HOUSE TO COMMITTEES61179.180.181.182.Effect of instructionsNotice required; when movedDebate on instructionsInstruction to select or standing committees61616161CHAPTER 29 – PRIVATE MEMBERS’ 64Notice givenConsideration ofConduct of the drawDebate on motionsDebate on billsPostponement of items in order of precedenceTime limits to applyCHAPTER 30 – CONDUCT OF MEMBERS AND y conduct by membersSuspension of memberMember called to orderPresident may suspend sitting or adjourn HousePowers of House not affectedCHAPTER 31 – VISITORS67195.196.197.676767Distinguished visitorsConduct of visitorsRemoval of strangers for disorderly conductCHAPTER 32 – EFFECT AND SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS68198.199.6868Suspension of standing ordersEffect of suspensionv
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative CouncilCHAPTER 33 – MATTERS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE AND MOTIONS OF URGENCY69200.201.6969Proposal for debateUrgency motionsCHAPTER 34 – CITIZEN’S RIGHT OF REPLY71202.203.7171Person referred toReference to committeeCHAPTER 35 – COMMITTEES73204.205.206.207.73737373Sessional committeesProcedure committeeStanding committeesSelect committeesGeneral Committee 787879797979808080808181PowersMust not sit while the House is sittingMembershipChair and Deputy ChairPriority of referencesFirst meetingQuorumLoss of a quorum during a meetingMember attendanceSub-committeesParticipation by members of the House and othersMeeting or joining with other committeesJoint committeesSubmissionsEvidencePublishing submissions and evidenceUnauthorised disclosure of evidence and documentsNo representation of witnessesReportsConsideration of reportsMembers’ opinions to be reflectedChair’s forewordTabling reportsTabling out of sessionDebate on committee reportsGovernment responseResourcesvi
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative CouncilCHAPTER 1 – REPEAL AND OPERATION OF STANDING ORDERS1.Repeal of previous rules and ordersAll existing standing rules and orders of the House are repealed.2.Where cases not provided forIn any case not provided for in these standing orders, any matter may be decided by thePresident or Chair of Committees as they think fit. In making any ruling the President orChair may base their decision on the customs, usages, practices and precedents of the Houseand parliamentary tradition.3.4.Practice notes(1)The President may issue practice notes on the procedure and practice to be followedunder any standing order.(2)A practice note may be disallowed, in whole or in part, by motion on notice.(3)A motion for disallowance will have precedence as business of the House.Rights of House not restrictedNothing in these standing orders affects the rights, privileges and powers of the House.May 20041
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative CouncilCHAPTER 2 – OPENING OF PARLIAMENT5.Proceedings on opening of Parliament by Governor(1)On the first day of the meeting of a session of Parliament to be opened by theGovernor, where there is a President:(a)(b)(c)(2)On the first day of the meeting of a session of Parliament to be opened by theGovernor, where there is no President:(a)(b)6.the President will take the Chair at the time stated in the proclamation and readthe prayers,the Clerk will read the proclamation calling Parliament together, andthe Governor will be introduced to the chamber by the Usher of the Black Rod.at the time specified in the proclamation the Clerk will read the proclamationcalling Parliament together,the Governor will be introduced to the chamber by the Usher of the Black Rod.Proceedings on opening of Parliament by commissionOn the first day of the meeting of a session of Parliament to be opened by the Clerk will read the proclamation calling Parliament together,the Clerk will announce the commissioners appointed to open the Parliament,a commissioner will direct the Usher of the Black Rod to request the attendanceof the members of the Legislative Assembly to hear the commissioners’ message,members of the Assembly will sit in the Council chamber,a commissioner will then inform the members of both Houses of the purpose ofthe meeting,the Clerk will read the commission appointing the commissioners to openParliament,a commissioner will read the commissioners’ message, and the members of theAssembly will withdraw,the Clerk will announce the names of the members elected at the periodicelection.the Clerk will also announce the names of commissioners for swearing members,and read the commission,new members will take and sign the oath or affirmation of allegiance required bylaw and sign the roll of the House, andthe House will then proceed to elect a President.Governor’s speech(1)When the Governor attends the chamber, the Usher of the Black Rod will announceand conduct the Governor to the dais.(2)The Governor will direct the Usher of the Black Rod to command the immediateattendance of the Assembly in the Council chamber.May 2004
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative Council8.9.(3)When the members of the Assembly have come with their Speaker into the Councilchamber the Governor will address both Houses of the Parliament.(4)The President and the Speaker will each receive a copy of the Governor’s speech andthe Governor will withdraw from the Council chamber.Address-in-reply(1)The President will report to the House the speech of the Governor.(2)A motion for an address-in-reply to the speech may be made forthwith or on a futureday, and must be seconded.(3)Consideration of the Governor’s speech will be dealt with as government business.(4)When the address has been agreed to, a motion will be made that it be presented to theGovernor by the President and members.(5)The President will report to the House the presentation of the address and the reply ofthe Governor.Opening of Parliament by the QueenWhen Her Majesty the Queen is present in the State and intends to address both Houses ofParliament on opening the session, references in this chapter to the Governor will be read asreferences to Her Majesty the Queen.10.Swearing of new membersNew members may present themselves and take and sign the oath or affirmation required bylaw and sign the roll of the House at any time during the sitting of the House when there is nobusiness then under consideration.May 20043
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative CouncilCHAPTER 3 – OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT11.Term of officeThe office of President becomes vacant:(a)(b)(c)(d)12.13.4immediately before the House assembles for the dispatch of business at its firstmeeting following a periodic Council election,if the President ceases to be a member of the House,if the President is removed from office by a vote of the House, orif the President resigns in writing addressed to the Governor.Election of President(1)Whenever the office of the President becomes vacant the Clerk will act as Chair of theHouse for the election of the President, and will have the powers of the President underthe standing orders while acting.(2)A member, addressing the Clerk, will propose to the House as President a member thenpresent, and move that the member take the Chair of the House as President. Thespeech of the member proposing the motion and of any other member may not exceed15 minutes.(3)If only one member is proposed as President, the member proposed is declared electedwithout any question being put. The newly elected President will then express a sense ofthe honour proposed to be conferred on them, and will be conducted to the Chair.(4)If 2 or more members are proposed as President, a motion will be made regarding eachsuch member, that the member take the Chair of the House as President, and eachmember so proposed will express a sense of the honour proposed to be conferred onthem, and may address the House.Ballot(1)When a ballot is required, the bells will be rung and the doors locked, as in a division.(2)When 2 members have been proposed as President, ballot papers will be distributed bythe Clerks to all members in their places. Members must write on the ballot paper thename of the candidate for whom they wish to vote, and deposit it in the ballot boxprovided by the Clerk. The candidate who has the greater number of votes is to bedeclared elected President, and will be conducted to the Chair.(3)When 2 or more members have been proposed, the votes will be similarly taken and themember who has the greatest number of votes will be the President, provided thatmember has also a majority of the votes of the members present.May 2004
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative Council14.(4)If no candidate has such a majority, the name of the candidate having the smallestnumber of votes will be withdrawn, and a fresh ballot will take place; and this will bedone as often as necessary, until one candidate is elected as President by such amajority, and the member elected will be conducted to the Chair.(5)If there is an equality of votes, the votes will be again taken, and if again there is anequality of votes, the Clerk will determine, by lot, which of the candidates, having thesame number of votes will be withdrawn, as if the candidate had obtained the lessernumber of votes.Presentation to Governor(1)Having been conducted to the Chair, the member so elected will returnacknowledgments to the House and assume the Chair.(2)Members may congratulate the President, and a Minister will inform the House of thetime at which the Governor will receive the House for the purpose of presenting theirPresident.May 20045
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative CouncilCHAPTER 4 – DEPUTY PRESIDENT AND CHAIR OF COMMITTEES15.16.Election of Deputy President(1)At the commencement of the sittings following a periodic Council election, or whenany vacancy occurs, the House is, by motion without notice, to elect a member to beDeputy President and Chair of Committees.(2)The Deputy President and Chair of Committees will be elected in a similar manner asthe President. However, the President will conduct the election, and where there is anequality of votes, will exercise a casting vote.Term of Office – Deputy PresidentThe Deputy President will hold office for the life of the Parliament in which elected and untila successor is elected.17.18.Duty of Chair(1)The Deputy President, when presiding in the House, will exercise the same authorityand have the same duties and powers as the President, but will give place to thePresident whenever the President arrives in the House.(2)The Chair of Committees will take the Chair at the table in all committees of the wholeHouse.Temporary ChairsThe President will nominate at the commencement of each session a panel of not less thanthree members who may act as Temporary Chairs of Committees when requested, or in theabsence of the Chair of Committees.19.TitleThe Chair of Committees and Temporary Chair of Committees may be referred to asChairperson, Chairman or Chairwoman.6May 2004
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative CouncilCHAPTER 5 – ABSENCE OF PRESIDENT, DEPUTY PRESIDENTAND OFFICERS20.Absence of PresidentIn the absence of the President, the Deputy President will perform the duties and exercise theauthority of President in relation to all proceedings of the House.21.22.23.Absence of President and Deputy President(1)If both the President and the Deputy President are absent, one of the Temporary Chairsof Committees will act as President.(2)If no Temporary Chairs are available in the absence of the President and DeputyPresident, the members present, if a quorum, will elect a member present to act asPresident for that day only, the question being put to the House by the Clerk.Relief of President(1)The Deputy President will take the Chair when requested by the President, without anyannouncement to the House.(2)In the absence of the Deputy President, one of the Temporary Chairs will take theChair, without any announcement to the House.Leaving the ChairThe President may leave the Chair at any time to suit the convenience of the members,without any question being put.24.Absence of ClerkIn the absence of the Clerk, the Clerk's duties will be performed by the Deputy Clerk, or inthe absence of both, by the next senior officer.25. Parliamentary secretaryA parliamentary secretary may act as a Minister in the House in all respects, except in relationto answering questions with and without notice.26.Leadership of parties and groupsAfter each periodic Council election and whenever changes occur, the leaders of parties orgroups with two or more members in the House may announce the leadership of the partiesor groups represented in the House.May 20047
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative CouncilCHAPTER 6 – SITTING, QUORUM ANDADJOURNMENT OF HOUSE27.Meeting of CouncilThe bells will ring for two minutes prior to the time appointed for a meeting of the Council,and the President on being announced by the Usher of the Black Rod, will then take theChair, and acknowledge the House.28.Prayers(1)The President, on taking the Chair each day, will read the following prayers:Almighty God, we humbly beseech Thee to vouchsafe Thy blessing upon thisParliament. Direct and prosper our deliberations to the advancement of Thy glory, andthe true welfare of the people of our state and Australia.Our Father, who art in Heaven: Hallowed be thy name. Thy Kingdom come. Thy willbe done on earth, as it is in Heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive usour trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not intotemptation; but deliver us from evil: For Thine is the kingdom, and the power, and theglory, for ever and ever, Amen.(2)29.30.Quorum at commencement of sitting(1)If there is no quorum present when the Chair is taken at the time appointed for ameeting of the House, the bells will again ring for 5 minutes. If there is still no quorumpresent the President will adjourn the House to the next sitting day.(2)A member who enters the chamber at or after the time appointed for the meeting of theCouncil may not withdraw until a quorum is formed or the House is adjourned.(3)When the House is adjourned for lack of a quorum, the names of the members presentwill be entered in the Minutes of Proceedings.Quorum during sitting(1)8The President may nominate another member, or request the Clerk to read the prayers.If it appears, on the report of a division of the House by the tellers, that a quorum is notpresent, the President will adjourn the House to the next sitting day. No decision of theHouse will be considered to have been reached by that division.May 2004
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative Council31.(2)When the Chair of Committees informs the President that a quorum is not present incommittee, the bells will ring for 5 minutes. The President will then count the House,and if a quorum is still not present, will adjourn the House until the next sitting day.However, if a quorum is then present, the President will leave the Chair and thecommittee resume.(3)If a member draws attention to the lack of a quorum, the bells will be rung until aquorum is formed but for no longer than 5 minutes. If after 5 minutes a quorum is notpresent, the President will adjourn the House to the next sitting day.(4)When the attention of the President, or the Chair of Committees, has been called to theabsence of a quorum, a member may not leave until the House or committee has beencounted.(5)The doors of the House will be unlocked while the President is counting the House.(6)When the House has adjourned for lack of a quorum the names of the memberspresent will be entered in the Minutes of Proceedings.Adjournment of the House(1)Except where the Standing Orders provide for the President or Clerk to adjourn theHouse without putting a question, the House can be adjourned only by its ownresolution.(2)The adjournment of the House to terminate the sitting may be moved at any time by aMinister.(3)The motion for the adjournment of the House to terminate the sitting may not beamended.(4)On any motion for adjournment to terminate a sitting:(a)(b)the question will be put no later than 30 minutes after the motion has beenmoved, or, when a Minister wishes to speak or is then speaking, at the conclusionof the Minister’s remarks,any member may speak for five minutes on matters not relevant to the question,but may not refer to matters which are otherwise not in order.(5)If, before the days and hours of sitting have been appointed by the House, anadjournment takes place without the day and hour being fixed for meeting, the Housewill meet on the days and at the hour appointed in the previous session.(6)Whenever the House is adjourned for lack of a quorum to the next sitting day, and thatday is a general holiday or public holiday, the House will stand adjourned to thefollowing sitting day.May 20049
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative Council32.Interruption for adjournment(1)The House may appoint the time that proceedings will be interrupted on Thursdays andFridays to permit a motion for adjournment to be moved, if a Minister so wishes, toterminate the sitting.(2)If, at the time of interruption:(a)(b)(3)33.a division is in progress, the division will be completed and the result announced,the House is in committee of the whole, the Chair will report progress and seekleave to sit again.When any business under discussion, if not disposed of, is interrupted by the operationof this standing order, the debate will stand adjourned and be made an order of the dayfor the next sitting day at the end of government or general business, as the case maybe, fixed for that day, unless a motion is moved without amendment or debate for theadjournment of the debate to another day (to be stated).Ministerial reply to adjournment mattersA Minister may, before the House proceeds to the business of the day, make a statement inrelation to any matter raised on the adjournment at a previous sitting.34.Minister to be present in the HouseThe House will not meet unless a Minister is present in the House.10May 2004
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative CouncilCHAPTER 7 – TIMES OF SITTING AND ROUTINE OF BUSINESS35.Times of meetingThe days and times of meeting of the House in each sitting week will be determined by theHouse from time to time.36.37.Recall of House(1)The President, at the request of an absolute majority of members that the House meetat a certain time, must fix a time of meeting in accordance with that request, and thetime of meeting must be notified to each member.(2)A request by the leader or the deputy leader of a party in the Council is deemed to be arequest by every member of that party.(3)A request may be made to the President by delivery to the Clerk, who must notify thePresident as soon as practicable.(4)If the President is unavailable, the Clerk must notify the Deputy President, or, if theDeputy President is unavailable, any one of the Temporary Chairs of Committees, whomust summon the Council on behalf of the President, in accordance with this standingorder.Conduct of businessA Minister may move a motion connected with the conduct of government business at anytime without notice.38.Routine of businessThe House is to proceed each day with business in the following routine:Formal business under standing order 44Presentation of papersPresentation of petitionsNotices of motionsMatters of public interestMinisterial statementsMinisterial replies to matters raised on the motion for adjournmentMotions and orders of the day, or vice versa, as set down on the Notice Paper.39.Business of the HouseThe following business is to be placed on the Notice Paper as business of the House, and willtake precedence of government and general business for the day on which it is set down forconsideration:May 200411
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative Council(a)(b)(c)40.a motion for leave of absence to a member,a motion concerning the qualification of a member,a motion concerning the operations of the chamber.Government and general businessThe House must appoint the days or times on which government business and generalbusiness is to take precedence.41.Reports of committees - precedenceThe House must appoint the day and time on which motions for the consideration oradoption of reports of committees of the House and any government responses on suchreports are to take precedence.42.43.Presentation of documents(1)Documents ordered to be presented, returns, reports of committees, papers andstatutory instruments may be presented when no business is before the House.(2)Private members may only table documents by leave of the House.Government business on Notice PaperMinisters may arrange the order of their notices of motions and orders of the day on theNotice Paper.44.45.Formal motions(1)Before the House proceeds to the business on the Notice Paper each day, the Presidentwill ask whether there is any objection to notices of motions or orders of the day for thethird reading of a bill being taken as a formal motion, without amendment or debate. Ifno objection is taken by any member, the motion is to be taken as a formal motion.(2)Formal motions are to take precedence of all other motions and orders of the day andwill be disposed of in the order in which they stand on the Notice Paper.(3)The question of a formal motion must be put and determined without amendment ordebate.(4)An order of the day for the third reading of bills may be dealt with as a formal motion.Postponement of business(1)12After the formal motions are disposed of and before the business of the day isproceeded with, the President will ask whether any member wishes to postpone anynotice of motion or order of the day of which the member is in charge on the NoticeMay 2004
Standing Rules and Orders of the Legislative CouncilPaper for that day. A notice of motion or order of the day may be postponed to a laterhour on the same day or a subsequent day, on motion. The question must be put anddetermined without amendment or debate.(2)46.Business may also be postponed, on motion, at the time when it is called on.Interruption of business(1)If any business before the House or a committee of the whole is interrupted by theoperation of any standing or other order of the House, the business may be dealt withat a later hour of the same day, or will be set down on the Notice Paper for the nextsitting day at the end of business already set down.(2)When an order of the House specifies a time for the consideration of a matter, at thespecified time:(a)(b)(c)(3)47.48.if a question is before the House, the President is to interrupt proceedings, andresumption of debate on that question is to be made an order of the day for alater hour of the day without any question being put,if the House is in committee, the Chair is to interrupt proceedings and reportprogress to the House. The President is to fix further consideration of thebusiness before the committee as an order of t
192. Member called to order 66 193. President may suspend sitting or adjourn House 66 194. Powers of House not affected 66 CHAPTER 31 – VISITORS 67 195. Distinguished visitors 67 196. Conduct of visitors 67 197. Removal of strangers for disorderly conduct 67 CHAPTER 32 – EFFECT AND SUSPENSION OF STANDING ORDERS 68 198.
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