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Adjournment

Debated in Parliament on 6 Mar 2023.

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Parliament resolved to adjourn its proceedings until Monday, 20 March 2023, as proposed by Ms Indranee Rajah.
The motion to adjourn was passed without debate, reflecting a routine procedural decision.
The session concluded at 7:31 pm, marking the end of the sitting.
No other substantive matters were discussed, as the focus remained solely on the adjournment motion.

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Resolved, "That Parliament do now adjourn to Monday, 20 March 2023." – [Ms Indranee Rajah.]

Adjourned accordingly at 7.31 pm

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Summary written by AI (learn more)

Parliament resolved to adjourn its proceedings until Monday, 20 March 2023, as proposed by Ms Indranee Rajah.
The motion to adjourn was passed without debate, reflecting a routine procedural decision.
The session concluded at 7:31 pm, marking the end of the sitting.
No other substantive matters were discussed, as the focus remained solely on the adjournment motion.

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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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