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HDIJSE TO BE GAGGED: VOTE . OF CENSURE?

20th December 1946, Page 26
20th December 1946
Page 26
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

IN the House of Commons on December 12, Mr. Winston Churchill threatened to move a vote of censure against the Government, after the Christmas recess, if it persisted in sending the Transport Bill to a standing committee, instead of allowing it to be debated on the.floor of the House. Mr. Churchill described the Government's proposal as an "abuse of procedure."

'Mr. Herbert Morrison denied that the Bill involved any serious constitutional principle.