QUESTIONS FOR ORAL ANSWER (Exemption from Standing Orders)
Parliament of Singapore Β· 9 November 1977 Β· 4th Parliament
Official Report, 9 November 1977, Vol 37, Issue 4 Β· Open in the reader (summaries, search, filters)
The Leader of the House (Mr E.W. Barker): Mr Speaker, Sir, it is nearly 3.30 p.m. and we have not finished all the Questions. I seek your consent, Sir, and the general assent of Members present to move a motion to enable Questions for Oral Answer to be taken after 3.30 p.m. at this sitting.
Mr Speaker: I give my consent. Does the Minister have the general assent of the hon. Members to move the motion indicated by him?
Hon. Members indicated assent
Question put and agreed to.
Resolved,
"That, notwithstanding the Standing Orders, Questions for Oral Answer set down in the Order Paper may be taken after 3.30 p.m. at today's sitting." - [Mr E.W. Barker].
Source: Singapore Parliament Official Report (Hansard) for 9 November 1977. Republished on SGParliament.