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    "content": "Hon. Speaker, I rise pursuant to Standing Order No.66. It provides that before giving a Notice of Motion in respect to this kind of a matter, one must indicate the grounds and the particulars of the violation of the Constitution. Members must also sign in support of that. Then, it proceeds again to provide that once the matter comes here, almost the same procedure must apply. The question is: What happens in a situation where what was originally provided for when Members were signing changes materially when the matter comes here in the plenary? I call upon you to compare the original Petition that the Mover was circulating with the grounds which are in this Order Paper. They are very different. I will give you one example."
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