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Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: Order, please. Does Deputy Joe Higgins have a question?
Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: Will the Deputy please resume his seat?
Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: Deputy, I want to say something.
Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: The Deputy is out of order. Will he please sit down?
Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: I have something to say.
Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: If the Deputy does not resume his seat, he will have to leave the House.
Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: The Chair is on his feet. The Deputy knows the rules. For the last time, will he please resume his seat?
Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: Then, I must ask the Deputy to leave the House.
Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: Deputy Joe Higgins is on his feet.
Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: We will discuss the matter later.
Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: Please withdraw that comment. I am not protecting anyone.
Leaders' Questions (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: That is the end of it.
Order of Business (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: There are two proposals to be put to the House. Is the proposal for dealing with Nos. 7a, 7b and 7c, agreed to? Agreed. Is the proposal for dealing with No.16, agreed to?
Order of Business (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: This was discussed yesterday. The Deputy is mistaken; the guillotine was decided upon yesterday. We are dealing with the proposal for No. 16, statements on intercountry adoptions.
Order of Business (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: Order, please.
Order of Business (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: Is legislation promised?
Order of Business (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: We cannot discuss the detail of the Bill.
Order of Business (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: Is legislation promised?
Order of Business (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: The Deputy can also table a parliamentary question.
Order of Business (26 Jan 2012): Michael Kitt: The Deputy should ask a parliamentary question on that as it does not pertain to legislation.

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