Phrases with «timetable motion»

A "timetable motion" is a decision made by a governing body to set a schedule or plan for discussing and deciding on a particular topic or piece of legislation. It helps to ensure that there is enough time allocated to properly debate and vote on the matter. Full definition

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Sentences with «timetable motion»

The second thing that needs to happen is to vote for a Commons timetable motion which ensures that the bill can get through all the stages of its parliamentary passage in the time available. (theguardian.com)
Bills are normally debated a final time at Third Reading - but an earlier timetable motion meant that there was no time left for this, so the House proceeded to a Third Reading vote without any further debate. (politics.stackexchange.com)
Bryant then points out that when a bill gets through to a second reading, it usually gets some kind of timetable motion putting it in either a public bill committee or a committee of the whole House. (politics.co.uk)
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Phrases with «timetable motion»

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