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Adjournment

Debated in Parliament on 5 Mar 2014.

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Dr Ng Eng Hen moved the motion for Parliament to adjourn at 7:21 pm, which was passed.
The adjournment was a procedural step marking the formal end of the parliamentary session.
No substantive debates or policy discussions occurred during this brief proceeding.

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Resolved, "That Parliament do now adjourn." – [Dr Ng Eng Hen].

Adjourned accordingly at 7.21 pm.

Page: 164

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Summary written by AI (learn more)

Dr Ng Eng Hen moved the motion for Parliament to adjourn at 7:21 pm, which was passed.
The adjournment was a procedural step marking the formal end of the parliamentary session.
No substantive debates or policy discussions occurred during this brief proceeding.

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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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