Method of presentation
Time of presentation
By the Speaker
Pursuant to statute
At government initiative
Deemed to have been presented
By leave
By private Members
Ministers
Pursuant to standing order 201
Presented by the Clerk
Returns to order
Election petitions
Returns to writs
Parliamentary committee and delegation reports
Ministerial statements
Motion that a document be made a Parliamentary Paper
Motion to take note of document
Resolutions authorising the production of documents and attendance of House employees in court or other proceedings
Custody and availability of original documents
Release prior to presentation
Presentation when Parliament not sitting
Parliamentary Papers Series
Role of the Publications Committee
The parliamentary paper function
The investigatory function
Reports
Notice Paper
Items of business
Notices
Orders of the day
Contingent notices of motion
Questions in writing
General information
Votes and Proceedings
Accuracy and alterations
Hansard—the parliamentary debates
Control of publication
Correction, deletion and incorporation of material
Copyright
Documents presented to the House
Committee documents
Hansard
Votes and Proceedings
Notice Paper
The courts
The Parliament
Definition of a petition
Rules for the form and content of petitions
Attachments
Moderate language
Rules for signatures—paper petitions
Rules for e-petitions
Forgery of signatures
Principal petitioner
Petitions Committee
Submitting a petition
Presentation
Presentation by the Petitions Committee
Presentation by a Member
Presentation of out of order petitions
Motion at time of presentation
Action taken on petitions
Referral to a Minister
Public hearing by Petitions Committee
Referral to another committee
Petitions from unusual sources
Abuse of the right of petition
Privilege attaching to petitions