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Points of Order

Dalai Lama—Visit to New Zealand

Tuesday 19 June 2007 Hansard source (external site)

LockeKEITH LOCKE (Green) Link to this

I seek the leave of the House to move a motion in my name that is on the Order Paper. I did run the wording of the motion past the parties last week.

WilsonMadam SPEAKER Link to this

Leave is sought. Is there any objection? There is objection.

LockeKEITH LOCKE Link to this

I have not mentioned what number it is, yet.

WilsonMadam SPEAKER Link to this

You have said it is in your name, and that was an identification.

LockeKEITH LOCKE Link to this

Could I please read it out?

WilsonMadam SPEAKER Link to this

No, you have sought leave to move a member’s motion, which you have identified as yours, on the Order Paper. If leave is given, you then proceed. But leave is sought first.

LockeKEITH LOCKE (Green) Link to this

I raise a point of order, Madam Speaker. On all previous occasions when this has been done, the member, including myself on previous occasions, has been allowed to move the wording of the motion. I seek to do so now.

WilsonMadam SPEAKER Link to this

No, I am sorry. That is not the case. A different process—

PetersRt Hon WINSTON PETERS (Minister of Foreign Affairs) Link to this

I raise a point of order, Madam Speaker. Amongst other things, this motion is not a way that a country that wants to be in the First World should conduct its foreign policy, and, second, this member knows full well that he is now contesting clear Standing Orders and Speakers’ rulings, and that he should desist from doing that.

WilsonMadam SPEAKER Link to this

I think the member did follow the right process. He was seeking leave of the House. Leave was sought and it was declined.

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