Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Once again I will admonish all members that if they are going to stretch the credibility of their argument on Bill C-4 by referring to other issues, which is certainly their privilege, it would be best to use some imagination and to be sure to continue to come to a touchstone and not to challenge the Chair by forcing the Chair to make a ruling.
I will admonish all members that challenge  the chair after stretching the credibility of their argument
The Chair cannot make a ruling.
That motion, like this one, arose out of parliamentary debate during the Thirty-fifth Parliament on Bill C-42.
The speaker intervened to support Bill C-11.
A Conservative Canadian made a motion so that there would be discussion about the importance of housing in Canada.
Parliament will pass Bill C-42
He has canvassed but a few reasons to refer it back to the committee 
The senators voted to pass Bill C-40
Bill C-3 authorizes judges to not issue warrants and is dangerous and unnecessary
The committee adopted a proposition that conflicted with the Rules.
The guiding principles are up for appeal.
The hon. member intervened to support Bill C-11.
The person wants to discuss the issue again
Bill C-41 was discussed in the Thirty-fifth Parliament
I am somewhat hesitant, even humbled, to introduce my rather technical subject after listening to the learned debate today on Bill C-20.
Hon. members cannot ask questions about the same topic according to Standing Order 38.
The writer thinks that that colleague's amendment has a chance at passing at committee.
You could make that argument
Bill C-43 replaces Bill C-42.
The member who sits opposite has not previously discussed the issue.
The committee would need to examine further witnesses
The speaker has researched many reasons as to why the bill should be referred back to the comittee.
It would be best to use some imagination and to be sure to continue to come to a touchstone and not to challenge the US Chair by forcing the Chair to make a ruling.
There is no Bill called "C-4"
We should use some imagination like and to be sure to continue to come to a touchstone and not to challenge the Chair of the United Kingdom by forcing the UK Chair to make a ruling.