英语词汇“table office”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Table Office n. (also occasionally with lower-case initials) (in the House of Commons) the office in which the civil servants work who prepare the Notice Paper and the Order Book; the civil servants working in this office collectively.

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1946 2nd Rep. Sel. Comm. on Procedure p. iv, in Parl. Papers 1945–6 IX. 161 Questions received at the Table Office before the hour of sitting of the House shall be deemed to have been received the day before.

1950 Erskine May's Law of Parl. (ed. 15) xii. 243 The Table Office assists the Clerks at the Table particularly in the preparation of the Notice Paper and the Order Book.

1973 Times 15 May 7/2 The table office at the House refused, after taking advice, to accept the questions.

2006 Birmingham Post (Nexis) 29 June 8 In 2000/1 the Table Office in Westminster dealt with an average of 302 questions per day, which rose to 596 in 2005/6.

单词	table office
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