UK Parliament — House of Commons
All versions resulting from major revisions for Order ID:51.
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| 1902 — 2nd May | 37 Question not put on Blanks |
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. |
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| 1929 — 24th July | 37 Question not to be put on blanks |
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. |
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| 1948 — 28th April | 36 Question not to be put on blanks |
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. |
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| 1971 — 21st January | 46 Question not to be put on italics |
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. |
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