I fear this sub-rule does not provide for that contingency. If I have understood the sub-rule right, it does not provide for that contingency which might arise out of Honourable Members’ amendments being accepted by the House and in the light of that, the Drafting Committee’s amendments being modified. Sub-rule (6) says that all the amendments recommended by the Drafting Committee shall be deemed to have been moved, and it shall not be necessary for the President to put each of those amendments separately to vote. I do not know if my honourable Friend was in the House when I moved my first amendment and explained my point of view before the House. I therein suggested that every Members must be given the right to move amendments of whatever nature, consequential or formal or otherwise necessary to any of the recommendations of the Drafting Committee and if the Drafting Committee’s amendments are modified in the light of the acceptance of honourable Members’ amendments, then it will be impossible to put the Drafting Committee’s amendments en masse or en bloc to vote. They will have to be taken up group by group, and certain amendments will have to be put separately to the vote those which have been modified by the House. That is the purport of amendment No. 8.
