Questions Passed as Orders for Return
This was a routine procedural item in which a government member asked that written answers to a list of parliamentary questions (Nos. 1145 through 1163) be converted into orders for return, meaning the responses would be tabled in electronic format rather than read aloud in the House. The member said the answers were ready to be submitted immediately. No substantive discussion of the questions’ subject matter took place.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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