time and time again, we are proving the point that the theory behind the ruling of the Chair, as we understand it, which is totally faulty, has been destroyed --that theory has been destroyed completely--by the fact that we have proven beyond any doubt that the 1975 act, or whenever it was, that evidently the Parliamentarian is using as a basis for his theory is wrong.
J. Exon: “time and time again, we are proving the point that the theory behind the ruling of the Chair, as we understand it, which…”
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Challenging the validity of a ruling related to legislative procedure.
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