Points of Order. The Standing Orders be principally raised and enforced by the Speaker. The point of order on relevance can only be once per question.
Points of Order. During the discussion of any matter, a member may rise to a point of order, and the point of order shall be immediately decided by the Chairman in ISBA/5/C/L.1/Rev.2 English accordance with the rules of procedure. A member may appeal against the ruling of the Chairman. The appeal shall be immediately put to the vote, and the Chairman’s ruling shall stand unless overruled by a majority of the members present and voting. A member rising to a point of order may not speak on the substance of the matter under discussion. Rule 33
Points of Order. Mr A.D. XxXXX: For the second time the member for Kalgoorlie has said that the Minister for Police is, by her actions, protecting rapists and murderers. I believe that impugns the reputation of the minister and apportions an opinion to the minister. Xx X.X. Xxxxxx: You are a clown. Mr A.D. XxXXX: Listen, sunshine, when you make love, I am surprised that you are not arrested for self-abuse. The ACTING SPEAKER: The member for Riverton has made a point of order and I will take one minute to seek some advice.
Points of Order. During the discussion of any matter, a member may raise a point of order. In this case, the Chairperson shall immediately state his/her ruling. If the ruling is challenged, the Chairperson shall forthw ith submit their ruling to the Secretariat for decision, and it shall stand unless overruled. A representative may at any time move the closure of the debate whether or not any other representative has signified a wish to speak. Not more than two Members may be granted permission to speak against the closure. The Chairperson shall take the sense of the Secretariat on a motion for closure. If the Secretariat is in favour of the closure, the Chairperson shall declare the debate closed.
Points of Order. 9.13 A member may, with the permission of the Chair, raise a point of order or in personal explanation, and shall be entitled to be heard forthwith. A point of order shall relate only to an alleged breach of the Rules of Procedure or statutory provision and the member shall specify which part of the Rules of Procedure or statutory provision and the way in which they consider it has been broken. A personal explanation shall be confined to some material part of a former speech by the member which they consider to have been misunderstood in the present debate.
Points of Order. During the discussion of any matter, a member may raise a point of order. In this case, the Chairperson shall immediately state his/her ruling. If the ruling is challenged, the Chairperson shall forthwith submit their ruling to the Secretariat for decision, and it shall stand unless overruled.
Points of Order. 10.1 Any Member wishing to raise a point of order must say at the outset the legislation, Standing Order or rule of debate which they believe has been infringed. Every point of order will be decided immediately by the Chairman, in consultation with the Monitoring Officer as necessary, whose decision will be final.
Points of Order. During the discussion of any matter, a Member may at any time raise a point of order which shall be decided immediately by the President in accordance with these Rules. A Member may appeal against the ruling of the President. The appeal shall be put to a vote immediately and the ruling of the President shall stand, unless overruled by a majority of the members present and voting. A Member may not, in raising a point of order, speak on the substance of the matter under discussion.
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