prorogation

Between 1867 and 2010 the average period of prorogation was 151 days.

The second prorogation in a year also received some international criticism as being not very democratic.

However, in the three decades prior to his 2009 prorogation the average was just 22 days.

Not to apply to prorogation at close of a session.

A session of Parliament is brought to an end by a prorogation.

A previous attempt to have the bill passed had failed because of prorogation.

This law was accompanied by an attempt to regulate prorogation.

Permission to deliberate led to trouble in 1701, and prorogation followed.

A session is the period of time between meeting and prorogation of the house.

The prorogation eliminated 22 sitting days from the Parliamentary schedule.

By 9 January, eleven days after the prorogation, it had gained 113,000 members.

No special prorogation ceremony, however, needs to be observed.

Prorogation - event that marks the end of a parliamentary session.

This act was made to simplify prorogation during the recess of Parliament.

From 2008 to present, prorogation has been the subject of discussion among academics, the Canadian public, and their political representatives.

Prorogation is a necessary action, including in "situations where governments need to stop and refocus."

The following day, Sinclair signed the order of prorogation.

According to his spokesman, he sought this prorogation to consult with Canadians about the economy.

Prorogation prevented the parliamentary committee from continuing to probe the issue.

Article 65 sets out the requirements for the prorogation and dissolution of Parliament.

This was during the prorogation of the parliament.

This period can be extended, but only for fourteen days, according to the Prorogation Act 1867.

His spokesman stated that the 63-day gap between sessions was less than the average prorogation of 151 days since 1867.

On 5 January 132 political scientists signed a letter condemning the prorogation and called for electoral reform.

One of these pamphlets, "Some considerations upon the question, whether the parliament is dissolved, by its prorogation for 15 months?"