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Mr. Salmond: On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker.
Lord James Douglas-Hamilton: Nothing can detract from that point, not even the hon. Gentleman.
Mr. Salmond: On a point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker. Is it in order, in an Adjournment debate, for the
Secretary of State for Scotland, clearly audible, to tell the Minister at the Dispatch Box to keep going, to exclude my hon. Friend--
Mr. Deputy Speaker: Order. That is again a bogus point of order. The Minister must have been in order--
Mr. Deputy Speaker: Order. Did I hear the hon. Gentleman right?
Mr. Salmond: Of course I would withdraw that remark, Mr. Deputy Speaker, and try to think of a parliamentary alternative, but I am objecting--
Mr. Deputy Speaker: Order. The hon. Gentleman certainly did not find a parliamentary alternative there. He was completely out of order. I take it that he has withdrawn.
Mr. Salmond: I withdraw the remark and submit, "Nonsense."
Question put and agreed to.
Adjourned accordingly at nine minutes to Eleven o'clock.
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