1216:, gave a ruling in the chamber on 24 November 2009 on unparliamentary language. In essence rather than making judgements on the basis of particular words or phrases that have been ruled to be unparliamentary in the Assembly or elsewhere the Speaker said that he would judge members' remarks against standards of courtesy, good temper and moderation which he considered to be the standards of parliamentary debate. He went on to say that in making his judgement he would consider the nature of members' remarks and the context in which they were made. In 2013, Hay ruled that insinuation of MLAs being members of proscribed organizations was unparliamentary language.
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disgrace, dohra charitra, donkey, drama, eyewash, foolish, fudge, gaddar, ghadiyali ansu, girgit, goons, hooliganism, hypocrisy, incompetent, Jaichand, jumlajeevi, kala bazaari, kala din, Khalistani, khareed farokht, khoon se kheti, lie, lollypop, mislead, nautanki, nikamma, pitthu, samvedanheen, sexual harassment, Shakuni, Snoopgate, taanashah, taanashahi, untrue, vinash purush, vishwasghat.
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913:." He immediately apologised and withdrew the remark. The debate's temporary chairman at the time lacked the Ceann Comhairle's power to suspend disorderly members; in any case, once Gogarty withdrew the remark he was not out of order, although his words led to general disorder in the chamber. Gogarty's apology noted ("rather tenuously") that
1148:, Blackford confirmed that he had informed Johnson about his intention to use it and qualified his statement. The speaker then allowed it to stand. In the following week he accused Johnson of being a liar ("has made a career out of lying"). No request was made by the speaker to withdraw this statement.
59:. Part of the speaker's job can be to enforce the assembly's debating rules, one of which is that members may not use "unparliamentary" language. That is, their words must not offend the dignity of the assembly. In addition, legislators in some places are protected from prosecution and civil actions by
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The mention of the word "batshit" by the Shadow Home
Secretary in November 2023 was not regarded as unparliamentary in that no intervention was made by the Speaker during the debate. It also wasn't raised in any of the points of order soon after. Search of House of Commons Hansard reveals a number of
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as Prime
Minister in September 2019. Although the Mirror newspaper called this "very unparliamentary", the Speaker did not in fact intervene. As regards euphemisms, the word "effing" was criticized as unparliamentary by the Speaker during one of the Brexit debates but the mention of the phrase "eff
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In
Belgium, there is no such thing as unparliamentary language. A member of parliament is allowed to say anything they wish when inside parliament. This is considered necessary in Belgium to be able to speak of a democratic state and is a constitutional right. Nevertheless, when on 27 March 2014,
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shortly after her election in 1983, but avoided using the word, saying that Clark was "incapable". Clark's colleagues on the
Conservative benches in turn accused Short of using unparliamentary language and the Speaker asked her to withdraw her accusation. Clark later admitted in his diaries that
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abused, ahankaar, anarchist, apmaan, asatya, ashamed, baal buddhi, bechara, behri sarkar, betrayed, bloodshed, bloody, bobcut, chamcha, chamchagiri, cheated, chelas, childishness, corrupt, Covid spreader, coward, criminal, crocodile tears, daadagiri, dalal, danga, dhindora peetna, dictatorial,
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a pedophile, the other members of parliament left the room in protest. This immunity that manifests itself in an absolute freedom of speech when in parliament does not exist when outside of parliament. In that case, prosecution is possible when and if the majority of parliament decides so.
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transcription despite being formally withdrawn. The chair cannot rule if they did not hear the words alleged to be unparliamentary. A member who refuses to withdraw a remark may be suspended and must leave the chamber. A periodically updated document,
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on disorderly conduct, including prohibited words, expressions, and insinuations. If the chair rules that an utterance is out of order, then typically the member withdraws the remark and no further action occurs. The relevant words are retained in the
924:. Ensuing calls for tougher sanctions led the Dáil Committee on Procedure and Privileges (CPP) to refer the matter to a subcommittee, which said the correct response was for the CPP to issue a formal rebuke, as had in fact been done to Gogarty.
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Parliaments and legislative bodies around the world impose certain rules and standards during debates. Tradition has evolved that there are words or phrases that are deemed inappropriate for use in the legislature whilst it is in session. In a
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to "reflect on her words" after the first statement, Butler replied "It's funny that we get in trouble in this place for calling out the lie, rather than the person lying" whereupon she was ordered to withdraw from the House.
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which generally stipulates that they cannot be sued or otherwise prosecuted for anything spoken in the legislature. Consequently, they are expected to avoid using words or phrases that might be seen as abusing that immunity.
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143:"He is so arrogant and out of touch and thinks himself so great that he is the only member in this House who could polish the chandeliers with his nose, because he is constantly looking over and out above everybody."
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2798:"SNP's Ian Blackford says Boris Johnson "has made a career out of lying", saying Conservatives are faced with a choice between him and "the most incompetent health secretary in our history" as their next leader"
1063:. As Speaker of Parliament, Tan was heard saying "fucking populist" shortly after Lim had finished a 20-minute speech urging the PAP government to further help lower-income groups and to establish an official
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It is a point of pride among some
British MPs to be able to insult their opponents in the House without using unparliamentary language. Several MPs, notably Sir
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In addition, accusations of "crooked deals" or insinuation of the use of illicit drugs by a member are considered unparliamentary language (all attributable to
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maintains a list of words, and particularly phrases, that the
Speaker has ruled are unbecoming, insulting, or otherwise unparliamentary. These include:
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It is not unparliamentary to accuse an MP of lying if the accusation forms the basis of a substantive motion in the House. This allowed, for example,
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throughout its history. Other levels of government have similar disciplinary procedures dealing with inappropriate words spoken in the legislature.
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and there are similar rules in other kinds of legislative systems. This includes, but is not limited to, the suggestion of dishonesty or the use of
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Parliament also maintains a list of language that has been uttered in the House, and has been found not to be unparliamentary; this includes:
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are allowed; the chair decides whether an allegation is "personal" or "political". Members may not refer to the Dáil or its proceedings as a:
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2189:"Dáil Debate Vol. 697 No. 5 "Social Welfare and Pensions (No. 2) Bill 2009: Committee and Remaining Stages." Personal Apology by Deputy"
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Parliaments, includes a list of expressions ruled unparliamentary that year in the national and regional assemblies of its members.
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Like other rules that have changed with the times, speakers' rulings on unparliamentary language reflect the tastes of the period.
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In July 2022, the Lok Sabha
Secretariat came up with a booklet of unparliamentary words with an additional list of the following:
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is unacceptable, even if the allegation is substantively true. A conventional alternative, when necessary, is to complain of a "
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In Italian history, the unparliamentarian language was the only limit to free speech of a deputy. So it was claimed by
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I withdraw the comment that the Treasurer is a "tossing" Treasurer and say that he is a "coin-flipping Treasurer"
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96:, the words "liar" and "dumbo" were ordered to be withdrawn and deemed unparliamentary during a session in 1997.
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of the House". Allegations of criminal or dishonourable conduct against a member can only be made by a formal
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They were exciting times in my household during that era because my son very proudly was the "arse of the ass"
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occasions involving the word "shit" that have gone without intervention in recent times including mention by
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was ejected from the Commons for accusing Boris Johnson of lying repeatedly to the House. When asked by the
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These are some of the words and phrases that speakers through the years have ruled "unparliamentary" in the
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after a clip of him using "unparliamentary language" during a 17 April parliamentary sitting was shared on
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said "This is not a shouting match, like gurriers on a street shouting at each other." A spokesperson said
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1954:"Speaker kicks Poilievre out of the Commons after he calls PM a 'wacko' in tense question period exchange"
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has intervened when the term "lying" has been used. In December 2004, the Presiding Officer notably sent
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to be censured by the House in 1963 after he had been found to have lied to the police as part of the
1902:"Former British PM Margaret Thatcher roasted by Alberta politician who laments she didn't die sooner"
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his brains could revolve inside a peanut shell for a thousand years without touching the sides (1949)
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1995:. Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. 13 November 1996. p. 121.
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The following phrases have been deemed unparliamentary by the President of the Legislative Council:
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665:, there has been debate over what is considered unparliamentary language. In 2021, then-Speaker
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2747:"Labour MP Zarah Sultana embroiled in row after calling senior Conservatives 'dodgy' | indy100"
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1928:"MLA dismissed from chamber for uttering 'crap' over government's concern for Indigenous women"
1102:). An accusation that an MP's presence in the house has "been bought" is also unparliamentary.
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1454:[Laurent Louis calls Elio Di Rupo a "pedophile", incident in parliament] (in French).
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773:, blackmail, blind, deaf and dumb, bluffing, bribe, bucket of shit, communist, confused mind,
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Exactly what constitutes unparliamentary language is generally left to the discretion of the
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found he had repeatedly lied to Parliament regarding his knowledge of illegality during the
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1091:, hooligan, hypocrite, idiot, ignoramus, liar, misled, pipsqueak, rat, slimy, sod, squirt,
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1848:"Uproar as Justin Trudeau hurls four-letter obscenity at Peter Kent in House of Commons"
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732:("foul grass grows out of a foul ditch"), when referring to some of the members (1996).
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1688:"NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh booted from Commons for calling Bloc MP a racist - CBC News"
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247:... we cannot even get the Premier and certainly the Treasurer to mention the c-word .
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nurses' union and the scab ambulance union did not stand up for their supposed members
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1550:"Ontario NDP members ejected from legislature after outbursts over back-to-work bill"
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Profanity is almost always considered unparliamentary language in both houses of the
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1412:"David Pocock swears in parliament, asked to withdraw his unparliamentary language"
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777:, darling (said to a female MP), deceive, double-minded, double-talk, downtrodden,
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2960:"Boris Johnson swears in bizarre rant during his first Prime Minister's Questions"
2875:"Only seven Tories back Boris Johnson as Commons votes that he lied to parliament"
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published a book of words and phrases that were considered to be unparliamentary:
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2980:"Official Report: Assembly Business - Speaker's Ruling: Unparliamentary Language"
2550:, Parliament of New Zealand website, dated 28 July 2006, retrieved 16 April 2016.
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My view is this: if you lie down with corrupt dogs, you get up with corrupt fleas
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1287:(lying by omission), since used on the floor of the house as an insult or taunt.
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was interrupted during question period by the Speaker for calling a minister a "
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2900:"BBC Breakfast's Charlie Stayt swears as he grills Tory on Rwanda migrant plan"
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2593:"Dennis Skinner Was Kicked Out of the Commons For Calling The PM "Dodgy Dave""
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See Giampiero Buonomo, Lo scudo di cartone, Rubbettino Editore, 2015, p. 25 ,
1427:"Geese, spivs and C-words: A decade of unparliamentary language in Queensland"
1388:"Senate Official Hansard: Thirty-eight parliament first session—fourth period"
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I was asked to sit down and give you the opportunity to jump because you were
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Could go down the Mount Eden sewer and come up cleaner than he went in (1974)
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said, "With all due respect, in the most unparliamentary language, fuck you
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165:, who not only looks like a clown but sounds like one and behaves like one."
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are more commonly used, but are still generally considered unparliamentary.
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2033:"words-like-ashamed-abused-betrayed-corrupt-to-be-unparliamentary-in-ls-rs"
1079:, the following words have been deemed unparliamentary over time: bastard,
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1452:"Laurent Louis traite Elio Di Rupo de "pédophile", incident à la Chambre"
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1776:"Unparliamentary language: withdrawal of remarks; imputation of motives"
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I would cut the honourable gentleman's throat if I had the chance (1946)
2998:"Assembly Speaker William Hay says three MLAs 'used offensive remarks'"
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1368:. Society of the Clerks-at-the-Table in Commonwealth Parliaments (SCAT)
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After heated interruptions to a November 2012 debate, Ceann Comhairle
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196:"We get the balance of power, very simply that means that we have the
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Dáil Éireann CPP (Committee on Procedure and Privileges) (May 2010).
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Colombo, Fascinating Canada: A Book of Questions and Answers (2011).
1060:
833:(TD; deputy) to "call another Deputy names", specifically including:
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2672:"Parliament Finally Sees Some Beauty in Britain's Beast of Bolsover"
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I ask to speak not prudently, nor imprudently, but parliamentarianly
1393:. Parliament of Australia. 16 June 1997. p. 38. Archived from
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was not out of order since it was not addressed at an individual.
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2120:"Ceann Comhairle refuses to apologise for calling TDs 'gurriers'"
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CBC News: Political insults: a short history of personal attacks
2007:"Know your 'unparliamentary' — What MPs cannot say in the House"
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2849:"Misleading parliament and correcting the parliamentary record"
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825:, lists past rulings, ordered by topic, with reference to the
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203:
Steve then went on to use three angry emojis and two swearing
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2982:. Northern Ireland Assembly. 24 November 2009. Archived from
1993:"Official record of proceedings; Wednesday, 13 November 1996"
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Member not fit to lick the shoes of the Prime Minister (1959)
103:, and in all other Australian legislatures. Hence, the words
2772:"SNP MP Ian Blackford brands Boris Johnson 'racist' at PMQs"
1814:"Unparliamentary language: expression "modern‑day Klansmen""
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adjudged that usage of the word "jerk" by Opposition leader
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energy of a tired snail returning home from a funeral (1963)
2660:, BBC News website, 31 October 2008, retrieved 3 April 2009
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Short had been correct in her assessment. In 1991, Speaker
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from the original on 12 December 2021 – via YouTube.
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widely considered by Hong Kongers as unacceptable language
2823:"Dawn Butler thrown out of Commons for PM lie accusation"
1341:
The Politics Today Companion to the British Constitution
115:
are almost always avoided. However, other words such as
1534:. Parliament of Canada. 25 October 2001. Archived from
873:" is unparliamentary "particularly with reference to a
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or to insinuate that a TD is lying or drunk. The word "
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is that it happened probably 30 years too late.” (2020)
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In the words of the Prime Minister, this budget is crap
1602:"A brief review of unparliamentary language in Canada"
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Some terms which have evaded the Speaker's rules are:
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had used the word "dodgy" against transport secretary
2443:"Irish MP's F-word outburst sparks parliament review"
2162:"Changes expected to Dáil code after use of 'f-word'"
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2153:
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of being a racist. Asked to withdraw the term by the
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He has a bit of trouble with his medication at times.
3029:"European Community (Intergovernmental Conferences)"
2381:
A Deal With The Devil: The Green party in Government
2079:
Dáil Éireann 2011, §§272, 275; Dáil CPP 2010 p.8 §14
200:
of the Government in our hand at every given stage"
32:. Most unacceptable is any insinuation that another
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Dáil Éireann 2011, "Introduction to Fourth Edition"
2066:
2064:
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1502:
Fascinating Canada: A Book of Questions and Answers
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319:I referred to the Leader of the Opposition as the
238:" and "I take that interjection. They are muppets"
139:, utterances found to be unparliamentary include:
1532:"The Role of the Speaker of the House of Commons"
1344:. Manchester University Press. pp. 157–158.
2517:the last speech of Matteotti, from it.wikisource
1109:, was not however, found to be unparliamentary.
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1083:, coward, deceptive, dodgy, drunk, falsehoods,
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676:" was not considered unparliamentary language.
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374:It is always interesting following the female
1979:"Sayed-Khaiyum asked to 'withdraw statement'"
1268:, have been considered masters of this game.
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723:ordered out for using the following phrases:
411:I hope there are no drunks using light poles.
8:
2696:Prime Minister's Questions: 21 February 2018
316:is not culturally significant to Queensland?
16:Words that offend the dignity of an assembly
2641:"Skinner thrown out of the Commons - again"
2579:"Nigel Dodds expelled from Commons chamber"
1300:implicitly accused the Employment minister
1026:scuttles for his political funk hole (1974)
179:was to provide media which would 'give the
2932:"Point of Order - Hansard - UK Parliament"
2548:"Special topics: unparliamentary language"
1252:for using unparliamentary language in the
408:of environment ministers across Australia.
1854:. Postmedia Network Inc. 14 December 2011
1625:
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987:idle vapourings of a mind diseased (1946)
881:. Conduct specifically ruled on includes
811:or replacement) rules in accordance with
330:—kept us all in the dark and fed us crap.
1210:Speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly
506:coming into the world by accident (1886)
2946:"Engagements - Hansard - UK Parliament"
2337:. Vol. 258. Oireachtas. No.2 p.351
1595:
1593:
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981:Members hated the sight of khaki (1943)
546:to hell with Parliament attitude (1961)
420:He knew he was in for a pizzling—sorry.
257:...the Premier more or less told me to
190:barely more respectable than that of a
71:, the annual journal of the Society of
2608:"Betty Boothroyd Suspends Ian Paisley"
2252:"Dáil code: 'handbagging' not allowed"
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1175:, and Boris Johnson in 2023 after the
1077:House of Commons of the United Kingdom
2703:from the original on 12 December 2021
2160:Marie O'Halloran (14 December 2009).
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3016:"AM expelled for 'Mrs Windsor' jibe"
2670:MacDonald, Alistair (19 June 2009).
2118:Brennan, Michael (8 November 2012).
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1321:, was not unparliamentary language.
1236:out of the chamber for referring to
641:“The only thing that I regret about
44:any direct reference to a member as
1952:Tasker, John Paul (30 April 2024).
1889:. 25 September 2018. p. 21805.
1676:. 5 February 1997. pp. 7716–7.
364:It is my belief that the member for
263:...a councillor who was a bit of a
2693:UK Parliament (21 February 2018),
2411:Gogarty, Paul (11 December 2009).
2331:Gogarty, Paul (11 December 2009).
2260:. 12 December 2009. Archived from
1608:. British Broadcasting Corporation
1317:, who had applied that epithet to
1095:, swine, tart, traitor, and wart.
391:You're the one that buggered it up
275:We have a Treasurer who is a goose
254:, because they do not have a spine
40:. So, for example, in the British
14:
3077:Report on Parliamentary Standards
2488:Barrett, Seán (7 November 2012).
2478:Dáil CPP 2010 §§9, 11, 21, 22, 24
2090:"What parliamentary reporters do"
1764:. 28 October 1987. p. 10482.
1260:Avoiding unparliamentary language
920:was not explicitly listed in the
401:He has wind coming out both ends.
168:"Bugger. I was on a roll. Sorry."
2606:thatcheritescot (28 July 2013).
2494:Dáil Éireann (31st Dáil) debates
2417:Dáil Éireann (30th Dáil) debates
2145:Dáil Éireann 2011, §§283(b), 286
1646:. 4 February 1997. p. 7645.
1600:Lytwyn, Dan (18 November 2016).
1248:In the US, representatives were
1196:during a more recent session of
1130:Conservative leadership election
687:
474:Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
1900:Schmidt, Marlin (8 July 2020).
1882:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
1795:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
1757:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
1719:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
1669:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
1639:Parliamentary Debates (Hansard)
1425:Dennien, Matt (7 August 2023).
1055:made a public apology to WP MP
905:During a December 2009 debate,
901:circus, farce, slander machine.
807:(Irish parliament), the chair (
486:Legislative Assembly of Ontario
470:Legislative Assembly of Alberta
2639:King, Oliver (20 April 2006).
1128:In 2019, in the run up to the
1105:The word 'dodgy' when used by
767:Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
522:lacking in intelligence (1934)
515:the political sewer pipe from
250:Of course, she is coming as a
1:
2469:Dáil CPP 2010 §§1(1), 2(7–9 )
1926:Froese, Ian (10 March 2021).
1836:. House of Commons of Canada.
1819:. House of Commons of Canada.
1802:. 4 June 1992. p. 11413.
1778:. House of Commons of Canada.
1740:. House of Commons of Canada.
1726:. 28 May 1986. p. 13715.
1556:. Bell Media. 2 November 2022
1293:, a euphemism for intoxicated
947:in his last discourse in the
893:. Charges against a member's
638:he doesn't give a fuck (2018)
493:Parliamentary pugilist (1875)
161:as opposed to the member for
3018:. BBC News. 1 December 2004.
2413:"Personal Apology by Deputy"
2231:Dáil Éireann 2011, §§421,425
1200:did not cause intervention.
1067:. Lim accepted his apology.
823:Salient Rulings of the Chair
595:racist (1986, 1997 and 2020)
577:does not have a spine (1971)
525:a dim-witted saboteur (1956)
1276:Terminological inexactitude
1226:National Assembly for Wales
1002:Intestinal fortitude (1974)
220:of suckholes sucking up to
50:terminological inexactitude
3146:
2658:"Unparliamentary language"
1887:House of Commons of Canada
1831:"Unparliamentary language"
1800:House of Commons of Canada
1762:House of Commons of Canada
1738:"Unparliamentary language"
1724:House of Commons of Canada
1674:House of Commons of Canada
1644:House of Commons of Canada
1198:Prime Minister's Questions
1121:and fellow cabinet member
451:called the Prime Minister
306:Suck up to her union mates
2365:Dáil CPP 2010 p.8 §§14–15
2249:Dáil Éireann 2011, §429;
1366:"Publications; The Table"
1338:Colin Pilkington (1999).
1284:economical with the truth
1035:In 2009, a member of the
975:Parliament of New Zealand
861:, scurrilous speaker, or
803:, the lower house of the
749:in civil settings (2009).
741:
728:
643:Margaret Thatcher’s death
534:joker in the house (1960)
175:and said the team's main
2853:Institute for Government
2626:"Schools Funding debate"
2193:Houses of the Oireachtas
1254:House of Representatives
1051:On 11 July 2023, PAP MP
635:you piece of shit (2011)
83:Partial list, by country
26:unparliamentary language
3130:Parliamentary procedure
2429:; Dáil CPP 2010 p.9 §16
2377:"F**k you Deputy Stagg"
2318:Dáil Éireann 2011, §444
2309:Dáil Éireann 2011, §431
2300:Dáil Éireann 2011, §418
2291:Dáil Éireann 2011, §419
2282:Dáil Éireann 2011, §414
2240:Dáil Éireann 2011, §426
2222:Dáil Éireann 2011, §428
2213:Dáil Éireann 2011, §427
1177:Committee of Privileges
1008:The Arapawa Goat (1980)
887:cabinet confidentiality
531:devoid of honour (1960)
395:... you're a hypocrite.
323:of Queensland politics.
2726:www.theyworkforyou.com
2375:Minihan, Mary (2015).
1304:of being drunk at the
1011:Ditch the bitch (1980)
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2674:. Wall Street Journal
2515:Speech of 30 May 1924
899:
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672:ruled that the word "
598:absolute fraud (1986)
234:"They can't. They're
227:You were the biggest
137:Queensland Parliament
101:Australian Parliament
2581:. BBC. 10 July 2013.
2490:"Leaders' Questions"
2347:; Dáil CPP 2010 p.13
1874:"INDIGENOUS AFFAIRS"
1506:. Dundurn. pp.
889:, and doctoring the
701:adding missing items
496:a bag of wind (1878)
466:Parliament of Canada
326:Treated us all like
57:Speaker of the House
3004:. 19 November 2013.
2968:. 4 September 2019.
2908:. 16 November 2023.
2561:"[2nd day]"
1631:"Government Orders"
1414:. 8 September 2022.
1291:Tired and emotional
949:Chamber of Deputies
721:Legislative Council
549:trained seal (1961)
414:you gutless wonders
73:Clerks-at-the-Table
3115:Westminster system
3033:theyworkforyou.com
2451:. 15 December 2009
2383:. Maverick House.
2356:Dáil CPP 2010 p.17
2264:on 25 October 2010
2195:. 11 December 2009
2038:The Times of India
2011:The Indian Express
1790:"THE CONSTITUTION"
1661:"Speaker's Ruling"
1311:Bernard Weatherill
1240:as "Mrs Windsor".
1238:Queen Elizabeth II
883:selling one's vote
699:; you can help by
663:Parliament of Fiji
571:pompous ass (1967)
568:sick animal (1966)
552:evil genius (1962)
427:over there in the
406:hairy-nosed wombat
216:front bench—was a
22:Westminster system
3052:(February 2011).
2390:978-1-908518-08-8
2125:Irish Independent
2013:. 8 February 2020
1906:Toronto Star News
1852:The National Post
1538:on 26 March 2005.
1517:978-1-4597-0028-4
1351:978-0-7190-5303-0
1266:Winston Churchill
1230:Presiding Officer
960:Giacomo Matteotti
945:Giacomo Matteotti
760:Indian Parliament
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528:liar (1959, 2022)
478:National Assembly
371:Like bloody hell!
288:... owned by the
279:an absolute goose
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