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Paragraph 46 Standing Orders

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(1)

Subject to this Constitution, the Legislative Assembly may make Standing Orders for—

(a)

the regulation and orderly conduct of its own proceedings and the despatch of business at its sittings; and

(b)

for the passing, entitling, numbering and publication of Bills and their presentation to the Governor for assent.

(2)

Subject as aforesaid the procedure of the Legislative Assembly at any sitting shall be determined by the person presiding at the sitting.