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Dictionary of Parliamentary ProcedureDictionary of Parliamentary Procedure
A division where the names of those voting for and against a motion are registered in the official record of the House or of one of its committees. In the House, a recorded division may be requested by five Members rising.Compare: division list; voice vote.Distinguish: row by row voting; standing vote.Synonym: recorded vote.
Under the authority of the Clerk of the House of Commons
 

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