Order ID:364

Messages from the Crown may be delivered without notice at the beginning of a sitting or at any time during a sitting and may, upon motion, be taken into consideration forthwith.

Messages from the House of Commons may be received at any time during a sitting without interruption of business.

Bills may be presented either at the beginning or end of public business. Bills brought from the House of Commons may be read the first time at any convenient time during public business.

Commons amendments to bills and Commons Reasons may be considered without notice at any convenient time during public business.

The oath of allegiance should be taken at the beginning of business after prayers, or at the end of business before the adjournment.

Other business of which notice is not necessary may be disposed of at any time by leave of the House.

Messages from the Crown may be delivered without notice at the beginning of a sitting or at any time during a sitting and may, upon motion, be taken into consideration forthwith.

Messages from the House of Commons may be received at any time during a sitting without interruption of business.

Bills may be presented either at the beginning or end of public business. Bills brought from the House of Commons may be read the first time at any convenient time during public business.

Commons amendments to bills and Commons Reasons may be considered without notice at any convenient time during public business.

The oath of allegiance should be taken at the beginning of business after prayers, or at the end of business before the adjournment.

Other business of which notice is not necessary may be disposed of at any time by leave of the House.