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"content": "Mr. Speaker, Sir, allow me to ask my learned colleague to look at it. I got this one from their website. This is a printout of the Standing Order 63 on the right to be heard, but my learned colleague will clarify on the hard copy. The application that we are making is that the Standing Orders of this Senate, under Rule 19, prohibit the introduction of new evidence and there is already a foundation. There has to be consistency. The case of the Assembly cannot keep mutating. It cannot mutate from evidence that was before the Assembly, then it goes to the Senate and it mutates into another case which the Governor is expected to respond to. That is the rationale. The consistency must be maintained. Yesterday, there was an admission by their own key witness No. 1, who made reference to documents that he conceded were never served on the Governor at the Assembly stage. Those are the documents that we are objecting to and urging that this Senate, in consideration of this impeachment Motion, does not consider. These documents are pages 1, 2, 3-33, 34, 35, 36, 37-42, 43-49, 64-74, 76-98 and 100-120 of the Assembly bundle of documents. As I wrap up that submission, I wish to also refer you to the right to fair administrative action---"
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