Chapter 8, Part 5 · Art. 124
Committees and Standing Orders
- Each House may establish committees and make Standing Orders for orderly conduct of proceedings.
Art. 124(1)
(1) Each House of Parliament may establish committees, and shall make Standing Orders for the orderly conduct of its proceedings, including the proceedings of its committees.
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Art. 124(4)
(4) When a House of Parliament considers any appointment for which its approval is required under this Constitution or an Act of Parliament— (a) the appointment shall be considered by a committee of the relevant House; (b) the committee’s recommendation shall be tabled in the House for approval; and (c) the proceedings of the committee and the House shall be in public.
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- Parliament uses committees to study issues and make rules for how it works.
Art. 124(1)
(1) Each House of Parliament may establish committees, and shall make Standing Orders for the orderly conduct of its proceedings, including the proceedings of its committees.
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