Note: Where available, the PDF/Word icon below is provided to view the complete and fully formatted document
Previous Fragment    Next Fragment
Ch12 Senate amendments and requests / PROCEDURE FOLLOWING SENATE CONSIDERATION / Senate amendments / Further and non-relevant amendments by House



Download WordDownload Word

House of Representatives                                Ch 12                                                 p 434

 

Senate amendments and requests / PROCEDURE FOLLOWING SENATE CONSIDERATION / Senate amendments

 

Further and non-relevant amendments by House

No amendment may be moved to an amendment of the Senate that is not relevant to the Senate amendment. A further amendment may not be moved to the bill unless the amendment is relevant to or consequent on the Senate amendment. 1 However, standing orders have been suspended to enable a Minister to move an amendment which was not relevant to Senate amendments being considered. Such an amendment has been made, following the suspension of standing orders, prior to 2 and after 3 consideration of the Senate’s amendments, and after the consideration of Senate requests. 4

Where standing orders have been suspended in these circumstances, the Minister moves ‘That in the message returning the bill to the Senate, the Senate be requested to reconsider the bill in respect of the amendment made by the House to [clause specified]. 5



S.O. 160.



VP 1973-74/249-51; VP 1993-95/2680-6; VP 1996-98/3202-3; VP 2002-04/1367-8.



VP 1973-74/268.



VP1998-2001/777-8.



VP 1974-75/490; VP 1993-95/2686; VP 1998-2001/777-8.