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M. Jay Hill: Sur ce point, sur la base de ce concept que vous avez évoqué—le concept de second motionnaire—si un député appuie une motion à la Chambre le Règlement lui interdit d'appuyer une modification à cette motion. J'en déduis donc que votre appui ne peut viser que la motion principale.
Mr. Jay Hill: Just on that point, using the concept that I think was the one you used—that of seconding—as you pointed out earlier, if a member does second a motion in the House then they are prevented from seconding an amendment. I would presume from this that you are therefore supporting specifically that motion.
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159(8) leur sens courant et ordinaire, le paragraphe ne peut viser que les publications car il ne mentionne rien d’autre; il me semble que c’est faire violence au texte de ce paragraphe de l’interpréter de façon à le rendre applicable aux autres formes d’expression.
With the greatest respect for those who may hold a different view, I am of opinion that, when the plain and ordinary meaning is given to the language used in s. 159(8) it is to be construed as referring only to publications, nothing else is mentioned in that section, and it appears to me to be straining the language there used to construe it as being directed to any other form of expression. The issue in my view must therefore turn on the meaning to be given to the word “publication”. In the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary this word is defined in part as follows:
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159(8) leur sens courant et ordinaire, le paragraphe ne peut viser que les publications car il ne mentionne rien d’autre; il me semble que c’est faire violence au texte de ce paragraphe de l’interpréter de façon à le rendre applicable aux autres formes d’expression.
With the greatest respect for those who may hold a different view, I am of opinion that, when the plain and ordinary meaning is given to the language used in s. 159(8) it is to be construed as referring only to publications, nothing else is mentioned in that section, and it appears to me to be straining the language there used to construe it as being directed to any other form of expression. The issue in my view must therefore turn on the meaning to be given to the word “publication”. In the Shorter Oxford English Dictionary this word is defined in part as follows: