Revision of Question Time

Debated in Parliament on 14 Apr 2014.

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The Minister for Health sought consent to exempt Question Time from Standing Order No 22(1) to allow oral questions to extend until 4.00 pm today.
The Speaker consented and obtained general assent from Members, followed by a successful motion to proceed.
The House resolved to allow Questions for Oral Answer to be taken until 4.00 pm, despite the usual standing order limit.

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The Minister for Health (Mr Gan Kim Yong)

Mdm Speaker, may I seek your consent and the general assent of Members present to move that Question Time at this day's sitting be exempted from the provisions of Standing Order No 22 (1) so as to enable Questions for Oral Answer to be taken till 4.00 pm today?

Mdm Speaker

I give my consent. Does the Minister have the general assent of hon Members present to so move?

Hon Members indicated assent.

Question put, and agreed to.

*Resolved, that notwithstanding Standing Order 22(1), Questions for Oral Answer set down on the Order Paper for today be taken till 4.00 pm at this day's sitting. (proc text)]

Revision of Question Time

Debated in Parliament on 14 Apr 2014.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

The Minister for Health sought consent to exempt Question Time from Standing Order No 22(1) to allow oral questions to extend until 4.00 pm today.
The Speaker consented and obtained general assent from Members, followed by a successful motion to proceed.
The House resolved to allow Questions for Oral Answer to be taken until 4.00 pm, despite the usual standing order limit.

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The Minister for Health (Mr Gan Kim Yong)

Mdm Speaker

I give my consent. Does the Minister have the general assent of hon Members present to so move?

Hon Members indicated assent.

Question put, and agreed to.

*Resolved, that notwithstanding Standing Order 22(1), Questions for Oral Answer set down on the Order Paper for today be taken till 4.00 pm at this day's sitting. (proc text)]

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The Minister for Health (Mr Gan Kim Yong)

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The Minister for Health (Mr Gan Kim Yong)

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