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Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Bill

I have listened carefully to the several points of order that Members have made. What the Government propose is orderly under Standing Order No. 83D(2), although it is, as some hon. Members have observed, somewhat unusual. I am sure that hon. Members will also have noted the opportunities open to them, as has been remarked, on Report. I should just remind Members of the rule on voice and vote. It is possible to vote against one's own amendment, but one cannot shout ““Aye”” and then vote ““No””. We now move on to clause 6.

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2010-12

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