The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 16
VII.—Amendments to Questions
VII.— Amendments to Questions.
Different forms of Amendment.
Amendments to be seconded.
Amendment to leave out words.
Amendment to save out words, and insert or add others.
108. When the proposed Amendment is
to insert or add certain words, Mr. Speaker puts a question that such words be inserted or added, which is resolved in the affirmative or negative, as the case may be.
Amendment to insert or add words.
109. No Amendment may be proposed in
any part of a Question after a later part has been amended, or has been proposed to be amended, unless a proposed Amendment has been, by leave of the House, withdrawn.
When later part of a Question has been amended, or proposed to be amended.
110. No Amendment may be proposed to
be made to any words which the House has resolved shall stand part of a Question, or shall be inserted in or added to a Question, except the addition of other words thereto.
No Amendment to be made to words already agreed to.
111. A proposed Amendment may be, by
leave of the House, withdrawn.
Proposed Amendment withdrawn.
112. Amendments may be proposed to a
proposed Amendment whenever it comes to a Question whether the House shall agree to such proposed Amendment.
Amendments to proposed Amendments.
113. When Amendments have been made,
the main question, as amended, is put.
Questions as amended put.
114. When Amendments have been proposed,
but not made, the Question is put as originally proposed.
When Amendments proposed but not made.