Standing Order 76 of the House of Representatives states:
- which involves the expenditure of public moneys or imposes or fixes fees for licences or for services;
- which cannot be challenged in the Courts on the ground that it is ultra vires, or is only temporarily so challengeable;
- the making of which appears to constitute an unusual or unexpected use of the powers conferred by the law under which it was made;
- which purports to have retroactive effect although the law under which it was made does not in terms give the Minister such a power;
- the publication or the laying before the House of which, appears to have been unduly delayed;
- in respect of which there has been unjustifiable delay in notifying the Speaker that the instrument had come into operation before it was laid before the House; or
- the purport or form of which appears to require elucidation.
| 2004/2005 Session | |
| Mr. Barendra Sinanan Mr. Roger Boynes Mr. Stanford Callender Mr. Fitzgerald Hinds Mr. Harry Partap Mr. Roodal Moonilal |
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| 2003/2004 Session | 2002/2003 Session |
| Mr. Barendra Sinanan Mr. Roger Boynes Mr. Stanford Callender Mr. Fitzgerald Hinds Mr. Harry Partap Mr. Roodal Moonilal |
Mr. Barendra Sinanan Mr. Roger Boynes Mr. Stanford Callender Mr. Fitzgerald Hinds Mr. Harry Partap Mr. Roodal Moonilal |
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