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1854 — 19th July | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1855 — 20th July | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1856 — 21st July | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1858 — 29th April | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1859 — 14th April | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1860 — 2nd August | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1860 — 15th August | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1861 — 3rd May | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1862 — 3rd April | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1866 — 20th March | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1866 — 30th April | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1869 — 13th July | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1870 — 28th March | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1870 — 28th July | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1872 — 20th February | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1875 — 9th August | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1879 — 18th February | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1880 — 28th February | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1880 — 1st July | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1882 — 9th May | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1882 — 20th November | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1882 — 22nd November | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1882 — 27th November | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1884 — 9th August | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1887 — 18th March | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1888 — 7th March | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1891 — 17th February | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1892 — 3rd March | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1896 — 14th August | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1901 — 4th March | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1901 — 7th March | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1901 — 2nd April | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1902 — 11th February | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1902 — 13th February | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1902 — 17th February | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1902 — 8th April | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1902 — 29th April | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1902 — 1st May | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1902 — 2nd May | That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
1902 — 1st December | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1906 — 3rd April | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1906 — 9th April | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1906 — 12th December | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1907 — 16th April | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1909 — 28th July | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1914 — 5th May | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1915 — 28th September | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1918 — 28th January | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1918 — 13th February | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1919 — 19th February | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1919 — 20th February | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1922 — 21st June | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1926 — 23rd February | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1926 — 30th March | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1927 — 21st December | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1929 — 24th July | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1933 — 14th November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1934 — 15th November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1935 — 15th July | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1938 — 1st February | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1945 — 9th March | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1946 — 6th November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1947 — 5th March | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1947 — 4th November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1947 — 17th December | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1948 — 28th April | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1948 — 28th July | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1948 — 29th July | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1948 — 23rd September | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1948 — 8th November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1950 — 25th October | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1950 — 20th November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1951 — 6th December | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1954 — 3rd November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1957 — 6th November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1957 — 18th December | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1960 — 8th February | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1960 — 10th February | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1960 — 30th May | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1960 — 25th October | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1960 — 2nd November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1963 — 1st August | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1965 — 27th October | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1966 — 14th December | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1967 — 24th October | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1967 — 14th November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1967 — 6th December | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1967 — 12th December | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1967 — 14th December | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1968 — 22nd February | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1968 — 24th October | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1968 — 12th November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1968 — 19th December | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1969 — 21st October | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1970 — 23rd November | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1971 — 21st January | In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
1971 — 8th March | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1971 — 7th April | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1971 — 16th July | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1971 — 16th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1971 — 24th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1972 — 8th August | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1972 — 18th December | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1973 — 20th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1974 — 4th April | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1974 — 9th April | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1974 — 15th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1975 — 14th January | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1975 — 10th February | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1975 — 3rd November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1975 — 20th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1975 — 2nd December | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1976 — 27th January | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1976 — 24th February | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1976 — 23rd July | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1976 — 20th December | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1977 — 2nd February | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1979 — 25th June | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1979 — 26th June | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1979 — 2nd July | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1979 — 26th July | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1979 — 31st October | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1980 — 17th January | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1980 — 31st January | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1980 — 30th October | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1981 — 16th June | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1982 — 19th July | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1982 — 21st December | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1983 — 30th March | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1983 — 11th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1983 — 25th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1983 — 14th December | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1984 — 27th March | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1985 — 23rd May | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1986 — 27th February | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1986 — 25th March | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1986 — 12th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1988 — 13th July | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1989 — 26th May | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1990 — 1st February | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1990 — 21st February | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1990 — 19th October | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1990 — 24th October | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1990 — 25th October | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1991 — 22nd January | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1991 — 26th June | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1991 — 18th July | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1991 — 8th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1992 — 30th June | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1993 — 4th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1994 — 9th March | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1994 — 11th July | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1994 — 12th July | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1994 — 24th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1995 — 23rd February | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1995 — 20th April | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1995 — 17th July | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1995 — 2nd November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1995 — 6th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1995 — 7th November | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1995 — 19th December | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1996 — 11th March | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1996 — 17th December | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
1997 — 19th March | In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |