| What was being said was close to an imputation, and members cannot get around rules against unparliamentary language by circumlocution. |
| I ask that he withdraw and apologise also in respect of the unparliamentary remark be made about Mr Dail Jones when he opened his speech. |
| Yesterday the Assistant Speaker spent a lot of time in the House hauling me over the coals for apparently using unparliamentary language. |
| For all these reasons, it seems to me that we are faced here with a tactic that is unparliamentary and politically abusive. |
| Mr. Speaker, I would never knowingly show disrespect for the House of Commons by using language that I know to be unparliamentary. |
| An expression which is deemed to be unparliamentary today does not necessarily have to be deemed unparliamentary next week. |
