IN PARLIAMENT.
QUESTION RULED OUT OF OP,DEI!. In il.to House of Representatives yesterday, Mr. J. I'ayno gavo nolico to ask tlio Government; "Whether, seeing that tho charges against. HobertSemplo had fallen through, tlio STae;istrate was entitled to fix securities to the extent of ,£I3OO, aw! to bind Se.m.pk over to keep tlio poaco for .twelvo months ?" Mr. Pa.yno was going oh to rend a note appointed to his "question, -when tliU Prime Minister raised a point of order, and asked whether a member was entitled to express his own opinions in a lioto to a question. The Speaker ruled that a, member giving notice of a question must con. line himself to a statement of facts. Mr. Payne's question did uot appear on tho. printed ' Order Paper, which means that it was ruled out of order b,v tlio Speaker (who reviews questions before they -are printed), presumably on 'tho ground that it folates to matters which are at present tlio subject of court proceedings.
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1925, 6 December 1913, Page 6
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164IN PARLIAMENT. Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1925, 6 December 1913, Page 6
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