The motion, if passed, would have taken away the right of all but Liberal cabinet ministers and parliamentary secretaries to decide when the House of Commons could wrap up for the day — or for the summer.
"I'm not going to forget it because it makes me uneasy to think they were willing to go that far, so quickly, merely because they came up against some opposition," Ambrose said. "That's not in the spirit of collaboration."
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