SECTION 41

(1) The Government may object to the entry on the agenda of a vote on a matter without debate. (2) Where such an entry has been made, the Government may request its withdrawal. (3) Any Member of the National Assembly may object to a vote without debate entered on the agenda if he wishes to make observations or submit an amendment. His request must be addressed in writing to the President of the National Assembly 2 (two) hours before the opening of the plenary sitting on whose agenda the matter is included, and must be supported by the signatures of at least 15 (fifteen) Members of the National Assembly. (4) In such case, the Government or Private Member's bill shall be withdrawn from the agenda and the Committee to which the substance has been referred shall hear the opinion of the Government or the Member of the National Assembly raising the objection. (5) The Committee shall lay before the National Assembly a supplementary report in which all objections raised must be stated.