Government Business No. 9—Changes to the Standing Orders
Government Business No. 9 concerns proposed changes to the House of Commons’ Standing Orders, the rules that govern how the House conducts its business. In this sitting, Liberal House Leader Steven MacKinnon gave notice that, at the next sitting, a minister would move under Standing Order 57 that debate on the item not be further adjourned — that is, that debate be brought to a close. No substantive arguments on the proposed rule changes themselves appear in the statements sampled here.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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