Time Limit for Speeches

Debated in Parliament on 14 Nov 2012.

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The Speaker granted consent to exempt the debate on time limits for speeches from Standing Order No. 48(8), allowing extended replies from the Minister for Law and the Deputy Prime Minister.
The exemption was approved by general assent of the Members present, with the question put and agreed to without objection.
The resolved motion specifically covered the reply period for Dr. Ng Eng Hen in his capacity as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Law.
The decision was recorded in the parliamentary proceedings on Page 1235, with subsequent proceedings noted on Page 1236.

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Page: 1235

With the consent of Mr Speaker and the general assent of Members present, Question put and agreed to.

Resolved, That the proceedings on the item under discussion be exempted from the provisions of Standing Order No. 48(8) in respect of the reply to be made by the Minister for Law and the Deputy Prime Minister – [Dr Ng Eng Hen].

Page: 1236

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The Speaker granted consent to exempt the debate on time limits for speeches from Standing Order No. 48(8), allowing extended replies from the Minister for Law and the Deputy Prime Minister.
The exemption was approved by general assent of the Members present, with the question put and agreed to without objection.
The resolved motion specifically covered the reply period for Dr. Ng Eng Hen in his capacity as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Law.
The decision was recorded in the parliamentary proceedings on Page 1235, with subsequent proceedings noted on Page 1236.

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Time Limit for Speeches

Debated in Parliament on 14 Nov 2012.

Summary written by AI (learn more)

The Speaker granted consent to exempt the debate on time limits for speeches from Standing Order No. 48(8), allowing extended replies from the Minister for Law and the Deputy Prime Minister.
The exemption was approved by general assent of the Members present, with the question put and agreed to without objection.
The resolved motion specifically covered the reply period for Dr. Ng Eng Hen in his capacity as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Law.
The decision was recorded in the parliamentary proceedings on Page 1235, with subsequent proceedings noted on Page 1236.

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No questions identified

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Page: 1235

With the consent of Mr Speaker and the general assent of Members present, Question put and agreed to.

Page: 1236

Summary written by AI (learn more)

The Speaker granted consent to exempt the debate on time limits for speeches from Standing Order No. 48(8), allowing extended replies from the Minister for Law and the Deputy Prime Minister.
The exemption was approved by general assent of the Members present, with the question put and agreed to without objection.
The resolved motion specifically covered the reply period for Dr. Ng Eng Hen in his capacity as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Law.
The decision was recorded in the parliamentary proceedings on Page 1235, with subsequent proceedings noted on Page 1236.

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No questions identified

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