Reports of the Select Committee to Whom Were Referred the Resolutions of Mr Wel
Reports of the Select Committee to Whom Were Referred the Resolutions of Mr Wel
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On the other hand all that the House can do it does by itself It is the sole arbiter of its own conduct, but its right to act does not commenfce until the petitioner has perfo med all the individual acts em- braced in " the right to petition. " He must put the petition in possession of the House, make it a part of ti. E business of the House, and invoke the action of the House upon it, before the power of the House over it ' attaches. When that power attaches, all power of the individual ceases..., and no exercise of the power of the I House can interfere with the right to petition, because the whole right to petition must be exercised and sa- 6 joyed to its full extent, bifore the petition becomes ajty on malt, and the question being put, that the proceeding ol'the House. Ition be brought up, it passed in the negative.
A party ^nn never be interrupted in the exercise of a' On the 21st of December, 1706, Resolved, Th;. I ^ right, if f-om its very nature it must be fully exercised House will receive no petition for any sum of i:.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the other hand all that the House can do it does by itself It is the sole arbiter of its own conduct, but its right to act does not commenfce until the petitioner has perfo med all the individual acts em- braced in " the right to petition. " He must put the petition in possession of the House, make it a part of ti. E business of the House, and invoke the action of the House upon it, before the power of the House over it ' attaches. When that power attaches, all power of the individual ceases..., and no exercise of the power of the I House can interfere with the right to petition, because the whole right to petition must be exercised and sa- 6 joyed to its full extent, bifore the petition becomes ajty on malt, and the question being put, that the proceeding ol'the House. Ition be brought up, it passed in the negative.
A party ^nn never be interrupted in the exercise of a' On the 21st of December, 1706, Resolved, Th;. I ^ right, if f-om its very nature it must be fully exercised House will receive no petition for any sum of i:.
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