Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Revised Statutes of the University of Toronto, 1871
XII. N 0 member shall speak upon any subject which has not been committed to writing, and moved and seconded, or which he does not intend to make the subject of a motion.
XIII. No motion prefaced by a written preamble shall e received by the Senate.
XIV. Every member while speaking shall address the presiding officer, and the members shall not interrupt the proceedings by conversation.
XV. When the question has been entirely put by the presiding officer, no member shall speak upon the subject before voting.
XVI. Any member may require the yeas and nays to be entered on the minutes, but no member shall be permitted to enter the grounds of his dissent.
XVII. In all unprovided cases, resort shall be had to the rules, usages, and forms of the Legislative Council of Canada.
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