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"Madam President, on a point of order, I just want to make an observation and I know many Members would agree with me. It is nothing to do with you personally, but concerns the way Question Time is organised.
From night to night, no Member knows how many questions are going to be taken, how many supplementaries are going to be taken, how long the answers will take, and whether or not we will have a Question Time to the Commission or Council at all. That is unsatisfactory. I met Baroness Ludford. She was an hour late for a dinner because she expected her question to be taken. I calculated that my question would be taken and I refused an invitation to dinner. At the very least, Members should be told in advance how many questions are going to be taken, and then they can plan accordingly.
I know I will get a written answer, but if I and other Members want a written answer, we could send an email from the comfort of our own homes and we would get a reply to our email.
That is all I want to say. I think it should be taken on board. Madam President, it is nothing to do with you: you handle it very well. I mean no disrespect whatsoever to you."@en1
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