Leave of the House definition

Leave of the House means leave without any negative voice, except when otherwise stated.

Leave of the House means there being no objection by any Member, either with the sympathy of the Speaker or with the support of at least five other Members;

Leave of the House means leave by a majority of the House.

Examples of Leave of the House in a sentence

• Leave of the House (1) A motion which requires notice may be moved without notice by leave of the House.

• If we make the decision to do so, we will announce such decision as promptly as practicable.

• While it is not appropriate to guarantee performance in terms of detection of hazards (there are too many variables outside the control of a survey contractor to provide a commercially viable guarantee of this), a clear set of DQOs can be a firm requirement for the aspects of the geophysical survey which can be controlled.

• Leave of the House must be granted without any dissentient voice.

• If a Member does not move a motion which stands in his name when he is called on, it shall be removed from the Order Paper unless deferred by Leave of the House or moved by some other Member, duly authorized by that Member, provided that Government Business may be moved by any other Minister.

• Minister to beg Leave of the House to introduce “The MizoramMunicipal Authorities (Prohibition of Defection) Bill, 2011.ALSOTo introduce the Bill;To move that the Bill be taken into consideration; To move that the Bill be passed.

More Definitions of Leave of the House

Leave of the House means leave without any negative voice, except when otherwise stated. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLYQuorum2. No business shall be transacted in the General Assembly except in the presence of at least sixteen members, representing more than one of the State Assemblies, and at least one-half of whom are Ministers. Meetings, How Constituted3. All meetings of the General Assembly and their Committees shall be opened and closed with prayer, and the fact of their having been so opened and closed shall be recorded in the Minutes. Sittings of Inferior Courts4. No inferior Court of which a member has been commissioned to the General Assembly, shall sit during the sittings of the General Assembly, except by permission of the General Assembly. Moderator5. The General Assembly shall be presided over by a Moderator, duly elected, who shall have a casting vote but no deliberative vote.Moderator Absent6. In the General Assembly, the Moderator for the current term shall preside, or in his absence the Chair shall be taken by the ex-Moderator, or, if he also should be absent, by a predecessor, or a member appointed by the Court. Recognising the Chair7. In the General Assembly, members and associated members shall, when entering the House, passing the Chair, or retiring, bow to the Chair. Clerk8. The General Assembly shall have its Clerk, usually, but not necessarily, a member of the Court, who shall keep an accurate record of its proceedings, and supply extracts of the proceedings when duly called for. The Clerk is elected by and holds office at the will of the Court.A Clerk, in accepting office, shall make the declaration de fideli (which is as follows: "I do solemnly affirm and declare that I will faithfully discharge the duties now entrusted to me".) Associated Members9. Ministers of settled Charges and bona fide acting Elders, who are members of other Courts of equal standing, Missionaries while under engagement by the Australian Presbyterian World Mission, who are on furlough and who are ordained Elders or Ministers of The Presbyterian Church of Australia, and full- time Chaplains to the Defence Forces of the Commonwealth under appointment by the Defence Forces Chaplaincy Committee of the General Assembly of Australia, and who are ordained Ministers of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, if they are not already representative of a State Assembly or Presbytery, may be associated with the General Assembly. Privileges of Associates10. Associate members shall have all the rights a...

Leave of the House means the permission or presumed agreement given by the House;

Leave of the House means leave without any negative voice, ex- cept when otherwise stated.

Leave of the House means leave of the majority of the members of the House.

Leave of the House means leave without any negative voice,except when otherwise stated. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLYQuorum2. No business shall be transacted in the General Assembly except in the presence of at least sixteen members, representing more than one of the State Assemblies, and at least one-half of whom are Ministers. Meetings, How Constituted