GUILLOTINE MOTION
DEBATE IN COMMONS By Cable.—Press Association. —Copyright LONDON, Friday. In the House of Commons the Prime Minister, Air. Baldwin, asked for the passage of a guillotine motion to ensure the passage of the Insurance Bill, on the ground of the congestion of business. He made no complaint of obstruction. _ . \ long debate followed. The Labour members moved several amendments with a view to increasing the time available for the debate. The guillotine motion was eventually carried by 236 votes to 100.—A. and N.Z-
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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 218, 3 December 1927, Page 1
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