Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Surely the Chair cannot be placed in a position of determining whether a document or a piece of paper, or whatever it is-it is certainly not a document of the House-can or cannot be circulated, or that the Speaker in some way should regulate the persons to whom such a document could be circulated.
The Chair is not a literal chair that you sit on.
The House and Chair were aware of special circumstances
Mr Speaker will be fired at the end of the motions.
The Speaker used the podium.
The Leader read Hansard after the suggestion to the Speaker.
The parliamentary secretary isn’t in charge of recognizing people 
Madam Speaker is a woman.
The writer has the authority to issue rulings.
It's the speaker's duty pursuant to a Standing Order that has a number larger than 12.
The Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons rising on a point of order happens infrequently.
Hansard should read the Leader of the Opposition, which is addressed to the Speaker.
The parliamentary secretary was unable to guide the bill through the House.
The House and Chair were notified of special circumstances
Mr. Speaker is rich.
Madam Speaker is a male.
The person who said this quote is addressing the Speaker 
Mr. Speaker knows everything.
The Speaker of the House is being addressed. 
We should use some imagination to be sure to continue to come to a touchstone and not to challenge the Chair by forcing the Russian Chair to make a ruling.
 A Member is doing something inherently connected with a ``proceeding in Parliament'' when putting down a question on the Order Paper. No-one in Parliament is elected except the speaker.
The person talking is more powerful than Mr Speaker. 
Mr. Speaker has a house.
The document in question is a list of reasons why hockey is better than football.
The document in question is a list of the President's favourite star wars movies.
It would be appropriate for the Chair to determine if a document can or cannot be circulated.