22.1. The
President shall call to order any member of the Assembly who causes
a disturbance during proceedings.
22.2. If the offence is repeated, the President
shall again call the member to order, and this shall be recorded
in the report of the debates.
22.3. In
the event of a further offence, the President shall direct the offender
to resume his or her seat or may exclude him or her from the Chamber
for the remainder of the sitting.
22.4. In
serious cases the President may propose to the Assembly a motion
of censure, which shall involve immediate exclusion from the Chamber
for two to five sitting days. The member upon whom a motion of censure
is proposed shall have the right to speak for a maximum period of
two minutes before the Assembly decides.
22.5. The
vote on a motion of censure shall be taken without debate.
22.6. Words
or expressions which affront human dignity, undermine the right
to respect for private life, or which may prejudice orderly debate
may not be used. The President may order such words to be struck
from the report of debates. He or she may similarly strike from
the report words spoken by a member not called by him or her. The
report of the debates shall record any such decision.
