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For Manchester, Moss Side, in the room of James Watts, esquire, deceased. —[ Mr. Redmayne.]
| CLOSURE OF DEBATE (STANDING ORDER No. 29) | |||||
Return ordered,
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| "respecting application of Standing Order No. 29 (Closure of Debate) during Session 1960–61 (1) in the House and in Committee of the whole House, under the following heads:— | |||||
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| Date when Closure moved, and by whom | Question before House or Committee when moved | Whether in House or Committee | Whether assent given to Motion or withheld by Speaker or Chairman | Assent withheld because, in the opinion of the Chair, a decision would shortly be arrived at without that Motion | Result of Motion and if a Division, Numbers for and against |
| and (2) in the Standing Committees under the following heads:— | ||||
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| Date when Closure moved, and by whom | Question before Committee when moved | Whether assent given to Motion or withheld by Chairman | Assent withheld because, in the opinion of the Chair, a decision would shortly be arrived at without that Motion | Result of Motion and, if a Division, Numbers for and against" |
| —[The Deputy-Chairman of Ways and Means.] | ||||