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Adjournment

Debated in Parliament on 11 Jul 2018.

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The Parliament formally resolved to adjourn to a date to be fixed, as proposed by Mr Sam Tan Chin Siong.
The motion was passed without any debate or objections from members.
The session concluded and Parliament was adjourned at 7.01 pm.
The adjournment sets the next sitting to be scheduled at a later date determined by the Clerk.
This procedural motion follows standard parliamentary practice to end a sitting without fixed business.

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Resolved, "That Parliament do now adjourn to a date to be fixed." – [Mr Sam Tan Chin Siong.]

Adjourned accordingly at 7.01 pm.

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Summary written by AI (learn more)

The Parliament formally resolved to adjourn to a date to be fixed, as proposed by Mr Sam Tan Chin Siong.
The motion was passed without any debate or objections from members.
The session concluded and Parliament was adjourned at 7.01 pm.
The adjournment sets the next sitting to be scheduled at a later date determined by the Clerk.
This procedural motion follows standard parliamentary practice to end a sitting without fixed business.

Questions identified by AI (learn more)

No questions identified

This could be because the debate type doesn't typically include questions, or it hasn't been processed yet.

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