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Procedures are in place in the Assembly covering when, and how, members can circulate amendments during debates. Copies are also made public at that stage.
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During the second reading debate. Under Standing Order 64: |
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amendments can be circulated during the second reading debate. |
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leave is not needed but another member should not be speaking at the time. |
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a member should confirm with the Clerk that he or she wants to circulate the amendments, the Clerk will explain the wording of the announcement. |
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the member may discuss the principles of the circulated amendments during the second reading debate. |
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under Standing Order 96 for government amendments to be considered at the cut-off time under the program, they must be circulated at least two hours earlier (only government amendments can be considered at this point). |
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