| Date | Change | Text |
|---|---|---|
| 19 July 1854 | Made | 42 Public Business That in going through a Bill no Questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the Bill shall be reported without Amendments, unless other Amendments have been made thereto. |
| 01 December 1902 | Amended | 37 Public Bills / Question not to be put on blanks In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendments, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
| 14 November 1933 | Amended | 36 Public Bills / Question not to be put on blanks In going through a bill no questions shall be put for the filling up words already printed in italics, and commonly called blanks, unless exception be taken thereto; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
| 28 July 1948 | Amended | 44 Public Bills / Question not to be put on italics In going through a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics; and if no alterations have been made in the words so printed in italics, the bill shall be reported without amendment, unless other amendments have been made thereto. |
| 08 March 1971 | Amended | 47 Public Bills / Question not to be put on italics In a committee on a bill no questions shall be put for inserting words already printed in italics. |
| 20 March 1997 | Repealed | 47 Public Bills / Question not to be put on italics Article repealed |