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Page 138
... House of Representatives . It would , further , be generally accepted that it also includes any creation of the House of Representatives - a committee of the House . There are two kinds of these in New Zealand , committees of the whole ...
... House of Representatives . It would , further , be generally accepted that it also includes any creation of the House of Representatives - a committee of the House . There are two kinds of these in New Zealand , committees of the whole ...
Page 139
... House of Commons was quite clearly that party meetings were not proceedings in Parliament ( HC 1946-47 138 ( Ap- pendix 5 ) ) . The committee accepted this advice and acknow- ledged that the House had no right to extend its privileges ...
... House of Commons was quite clearly that party meetings were not proceedings in Parliament ( HC 1946-47 138 ( Ap- pendix 5 ) ) . The committee accepted this advice and acknow- ledged that the House had no right to extend its privileges ...
Page 140
... House to deal with itself . The House has now conferred power on the whips to make the many temporary committee replacements that are found necessary . The lodging and answering of written questions takes place entirely off the floor of ...
... House to deal with itself . The House has now conferred power on the whips to make the many temporary committee replacements that are found necessary . The lodging and answering of written questions takes place entirely off the floor of ...
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