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Manual of Parliamentary Practice

Note Return to text — Chapter IX · OF MOTIONS TO AMEND.

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115. If it is proposed to amend by inserting a paragraph, and the amendment prevails, it cannot be afterwards moved to strike out the same words or a part of them; but it may be moved to strike out the same words with others,[Footnote 15] or a part of the same words with others, provided the coherence be such as to make these propositions really different from the first.

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