Order ID:365
UK Parliament — House of Lords
Known as:
- Postponement and advancement of business [26 March 1852]
Order numbers:
40
Cite as
Current version
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| 2025 — 23rd October | 40 Postponement and advancement of business [26 March 1852] |
A notice on the order paper may be withdrawn or postponed to a later date at the request of the Lord in whose name it stands but, except for oral questions and questions for short debate, no notice shall be advanced to an earlier date than that for which it had been set down, without the leave of the House obtained on a motion of which notice must be given in the order paper. |
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If a Lord be absent at the appointed time for the House to enter upon consideration of their motion or question, and has not authorised another Lord to take their place, it shall not be proceeded with until after notice thereof is renewed, unless unanimous leave is granted by the House. |
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Business may, on motion, be postponed to later the same day without notice: provided that the Question shall not be put on any such motion if a single Lord objects. |
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First appearance
| 2025 — 23rd October | 40 Postponement and advancement of business [26 March 1852] |
A notice on the order paper may be withdrawn or postponed to a later date at the request of the Lord in whose name it stands but, except for oral questions and questions for short debate, no notice shall be advanced to an earlier date than that for which it had been set down, without the leave of the House obtained on a motion of which notice must be given in the order paper. |
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If a Lord be absent at the appointed time for the House to enter upon consideration of their motion or question, and has not authorised another Lord to take their place, it shall not be proceeded with until after notice thereof is renewed, unless unanimous leave is granted by the House. |
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Business may, on motion, be postponed to later the same day without notice: provided that the Question shall not be put on any such motion if a single Lord objects. |
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