Libya (Hansard, 14 April 1986)

§ Mr. Andrew Faulds (Warley, East)
Further to an earlier point of order, Mr. Speaker.

§ Mr. Speaker
Order. We have dealt with that matter.

§ Mr. Faulds
No. Forgive me—

§ Mr. Speaker
Order. I have dealt with points of order.

§ Mr. Faulds
rose—

§ Mr. Speaker
Order. Is it a new point of order?

§ Mr. Faulds
It is related to your responsibility—

§ Mr. Speaker
Order. We must move on.

§ Mr. Faulds
rose—

§ Mr. Speaker
Order. I take points of order at the appropriate time, which is immediately after questions, and we have now moved on.

§ Mr. Faulds
No, Sir. I raised a point of order—

§ Mr. Speaker
Order. I shall take it if it is a new point of order, but I shall not take a point of order arising from a matter with which we have already dealt.

§ Mr. Faulds
In that case, it is a new point of order. The one reason why I did not apply for a debate under Standing Order No. 10 this morning was that I expected a statement from the Prime Minister.

§ Mr. Speaker
Order. The hon. Gentleman is destroying a good reputation.

§ Mr. Faulds
I wanted a debate under Standing Order No. 10.

§ Mr. Speaker
Order.

§ Mr. Faulds
rose—

§ Mr. Speaker
Order. I said in answer to a previous question that if something new had happened since 12 o'clock an application under Standing Order No. 10 would be in order.

§ Mr. Faulds
It has. The Prime Minister has not come to the House.

§ Mr. Speaker
Order.

§ Mr. Faulds
rose—

§ Mr. Speaker
Order. The Clerk will now proceed to read the Orders of the Day.

§ Mr. Faulds
Further to that point of order—

§ Mr. Speaker
Order. I shall not take it.

§ Mr. Faulds
There is a new point of order—

§ Mr. Speaker
Order. We will now proceed to the business set down for today.