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161.—(1) The
Serjeant at Arms attending this House shall |
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take into his custody
any member of the public whom he may |
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see, or who may be
reported to him to be, in any part of the |
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House or gallery appropriated
to the Members of this House, |
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and also any member
of the public who, having been admitted |
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into any other part
of the House or gallery, shall misconduct |
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himself, or shall
not withdraw when the public are directed to |
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withdraw, while the
House, or any committee of the whole |
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(2) The power conferred
upon the Serjeant at Arms by |
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paragraph (1) of this order
may, if the chairman so directs, be |
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exercised in respect of
members of the public present at sittings |
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162. No Member
of this House shall presume to bring any |
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member of the public
into any part of the House or gallery |
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appropriated to the
Members of this House while the House, or |
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a committee of the
whole House, is sitting. |
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163.—(1) If
at any sitting of the House, or in a committee of |
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the whole House, any
Member moves ‘That the House sit in |
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private’ the
Speaker or the chairman shall forthwith put the |
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question ‘That
the House sit in private’, and such question, |
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though opposed, may
be decided after the expiration of the |
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time for opposed business,
but such a Motion may be made no |
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more than once in
any sitting: |
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Provided that the
Speaker or the chairman may, whenever he |
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thinks fit, order
the withdrawal of those other than Members or |
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Officers from any
part of the House. |
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