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Motions for Papers

This sitting was a routine procedural item rather than a substantive debate: members were asked whether notices of motions for the production of papers — standing requests for government documents — should be allowed to stand. A Liberal member asked that all such notices stand, meaning the document requests remain on file without further action for the time being, and no discussion of their merits took place.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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