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"content": "Hon. Temporary Deputy Chairlady, I have nothing against Hon. Nassir’s amendment, but we must protect the procedures of the House. I want to read the provisions of the Standing Orders. On the procedure of the Committee of the whole House on a Bill, Standing Order No. 133(2) says:- “No amendment shall be moved to any part of a Bill by any Member, other than the Member in charge of the Bill, unless written notification of the amendment shall have been given to the Clerk twenty-four hours before the commencement of the sitting at which that part of the Bill is to be considered in Committee.” Paragraph (3) is relevant to Hon. Jamleck. If he agrees with the amendment, I have no problem. It says:- “Despite paragraph (2), where an amendment has been moved to any part of a Bill in accordance with this paragraph, any Member may move an amendment to that amendment on delivering to the Chairperson the terms of his or her amendment in writing.” That has been done. But the practice has been that before you allow the further amendment on his amendment, the Chair of the Committee must concur."
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