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When a Clerk from the Senate comes to the bar of the House with a message, the Sergeant-at-Arms enquires as to the character of such a message and then walks to the table where, after making an obeisance to the Speaker or Chairman, as the case may be, he says in a low voice to the clerks at the table: “A message from the Senate”; whereupon, the Clerk Assistant walks to the bar and receives the message.

(a) for an amendment or a subamendment; (b) to refer a question under debate to a committee; (c) to adjourn the consideration of a question to a certain day; (d) for the previous question; (e) to read the Orders of the Day; (f) to adjourn the Senate, except in the case of an emergency debate; (g) to adjourn a debate; (h) to consider a Commons amendment to a public bill, either immediately or at a later time; (i) to appoint or to order a committee to prepare the Senate’s reasons for disagreeing with a Commons amendment to a public bill; (j) to introduce and give the first reading to a bill; (k) to postpone, discharge or revive a ...[+++]n order of the day; (l) to consider at a future sitting any document that is on the table; (m) to table papers, when proposed by the Leader of the Government or another Senator who is a minister; (n) to reconsider, while a bill is under consideration, any element of the bill already agreed to; (o) to resolve the Senate into a Committee of the Whole; or (p) that is of a merely formal or uncontentious character.

29. Calls on the Commission to draw up a complete and detailed map of all existing counter-terrorism policies in Europe, with a special focus on EU legislation and how it has been transposed and implemented at EU level; at the same time, calls on the Member States to carry out a comprehensive evaluation on their counter-terrorism policies, with a particular focus on interaction with EU policies, overlap and gaps, in order to cooperate better in the evaluation of EU policies – including by providing correlation tables that identify which ...[+++] provisions of Member States' laws transpose the provisions of EU acts and by providing their input within the given deadlines, as in the case of the Data Retention Directive;

30. Calls on the Commission to draw up a complete and detailed map of all existing counter-terrorism policies in Europe, with a special focus on EU legislation and how it has been transposed and implemented at EU level; at the same time, calls on the Member States to carry out a comprehensive evaluation on their counter-terrorism policies, with a particular focus on interaction with EU policies, overlap and gaps, in order to cooperate better in the evaluation of EU policies – including by providing correlation tables that identify which ...[+++] provisions of Member States' laws transpose the provisions of EU acts and by providing their input within the given deadlines, as in the case of the Data Retention Directive;