![United States Senate / United States House of Representatives / Unanimous consent / Parliament of Singapore / Committee of the Whole / United States congressional conference committee / United States Congress / Standing Rules of the United States Senate / Rule XIV / Oklahoma Legislature / Parliamentary procedure / Government / Standing Rules of the United States Senate United States Senate / United States House of Representatives / Unanimous consent / Parliament of Singapore / Committee of the Whole / United States congressional conference committee / United States Congress / Standing Rules of the United States Senate / Rule XIV / Oklahoma Legislature / Parliamentary procedure / Government / Standing Rules of the United States Senate](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/67a05e5a9362654808af4a687afc6f0b.jpg) Date: 2010-07-07 10:51:58United States Senate United States House of Representatives Unanimous consent Parliament of Singapore Committee of the Whole United States congressional conference committee United States Congress Standing Rules of the United States Senate Rule XIV Oklahoma Legislature Parliamentary procedure Government Standing Rules of the United States Senate | | Chapter CCXI.1 SPECIAL ORDERS. 1. Present methods of making. Sections 758–[removed]May not be made on motion from the floor except by unanimous consent. Section[removed]Effect and precedence of a special order. SectionsAdd to Reading ListSource URL: www.gpo.govDownload Document from Source Website File Size: 283,08 KBShare Document on Facebook
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