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Session 1996-97
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Sessional Information Digest: 1995-96

SECTION A7

GOVERNMENT SUBSTANTIVE MOTIONS

DateSubject
15.11.95Sessional Orders
19.12.95Scottish Business
06.02.96GP Fundholding
04.03.96The Economy
05.03.96Benefit Fraud
11.03.96Welsh Business
22.05.96Civil Service
05.06.96Parliamentary Proceedings (Welsh)
19.06.96Sentencing Proposals
26.06.96Privilege
    Powers of the Chairman of the First Scottish Standing Committee
    in respect of the Education (Scotland) Bill [Lords]
10.07.96Member's Salaries
17.07.96The Economy
24.07.96Code of Conduct
24.07.96Central Railway Order
14.10.96Defence Estimates 1996
15.10.96Defence Estimates 1996
15.10.96Channel Tunnel Rail Link Bill (Suspension)


SECTION A8

STANDING ORDER NO 20

Standing Order No 20 allows Members to suggest that a specific and important matter should have urgent consideration and that an emergency debate be held upon it. It is for the Speaker to decide whether the matter is sufficiently specific, important and urgent to warrant giving it precedence, and among other things to have regard to the probability of the matter being brought before the House by other means; the Chair in general gives leave very seldom. During the 1995-96 Session, there were 3 unsuccessful applications.


SECTION A9

DIVISIONS

The total number of divisions during the Session was 216


SECTION A10

EARLY DAY MOTIONS

The total number of Early Day Motions tabled during the Session was 1246. Factsheet No 30 on Early Day Motions is available from the Public Information Office

 
 

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