Section 12
Order Book
of State Legislative Assembly Standing Orders
The Clerk shall prepare from day to day and keep in his office an Order Book showing all business appointed and other business set down for any future day or for the next available day. The Order Book shall be open to the inspection of Members at all reasonable hours.
Order of Business 13.
(1)
Unless otherwise provided for in these Standing Orders or the Assembly otherwise directs the order of business shall be as follows:-
(a)
Formal Entry of Speaker.
(b)
Prayers.
(c)
Oaths and Affirmation
(d)
Address by the Yang di-Pertua Negeri. *
(e)
Messages from the Yang di-Pertua Negeri. *
(f)
Communications and Announcements from the Chair.
(g)
Tributes.
(h)
Obituary Speeches.
(i)
Presentation of Papers.
(j)
Petitions.
(k)
Questions to Ministers and other Members.
(l)
Ministerial Statements.
(m)
Requests for leave to move the adjournment of the Assembly on matters of urgent public importance.
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(n)
Personal Explanations.
At the commencement of public business
(o)
Business motions moved by Ministers.
(p)
Privilege Motions.
(q)
Motions by private Members for leave to bring in Bills.
(r)
Public Business.
(2)
The Assembly may upon a motion which may be made without notice and shall take precedence over all other business decide to proceed to any particular business out or the regular order.
(3)
Notwithstanding anything contained in the clause 13(1), the House may at anytime decided not to proceed with any particular business and shall proceed with particular government business as the Leader of the House think fit and communicate to the Secretary.