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Debate between Hugh Bayley and Lord Austin of Dudley(12 years, 10 months ago)
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Hugh Bayley (in the Chair)
Order. We are in an unprecedented position in having so many people who want to contribute to the debate. Nine Members wish to speak and 40 minutes remain. I will, therefore, impose a four-minute limit on speeches. As stated previously, hon. Members will hear the bell after three minutes.
Ian Austin
On a point of order, Mr Bayley, is it possible to continue the sitting?
Hugh Bayley (in the Chair)
Unfortunately not. The rules are passed by the House and there may be Members who have set aside time until six o’clock but who might not be available afterwards. It is beyond my pay grade to change that, but the hon. Gentleman could raise the point in the main Chamber if he wished.