the official published verbatim report of the proceedings of a parliamentary body; originally of the British Parliament; "the Canadian Hansard is published in both English and French"
a full report of what was said in parliament (including written questions and their answers) is published in the official report. Hansard is normally published daily when the house is sitting. It is also published weekly, and in bound volumes.
The official, verbatim record of parliamentary debates and proceedings.
The daily official record of debates in the Senate and the House of Commons which is edited, translated and printed in English and French. Hansard is the name of the printer in England who began preparing reports of parliamentary debates in the 18th century. The titles of the documents are Debates of the Senate and Debates of the House of Commons.
(1) The printed record of Members speeches in Parliament; (2) the section and its staff who record, edit and produce the written record.
The formal and official record of parliamentary debate. In Victoria, Hansard is produced as hardcopy and electronic copy and stored in a searchable database.
The published record of Parliament proceedings.
The official title of the publications for both Houses of Parliament consisting of the transcript of a day's debate.
The word-for-word minutes of parliamentary debates and sittings.
Official reports of proceedings of the UK Parliament (House of Commons, House of Lords, Select Committees)
The colloquial name by which parliamentary debates are commonly known, in both Britain and Australia. The term derives from Thomas Curzon Hansard who was the first printer (and later publisher) of the unofficial series of parliamentary debates issued in 1803 in the British parliament. Official and unofficial records of British parliamentary debates, diaries and proceedings are listed in Appendix 1 of this finding list.
The written record of parliamentary debates; also a work unit within the Department of Parliamentary Services that produces the written record.
The official record of debates and questions asked in Parliament.
The verbatim record of daily proceedings of the house and its committees.
The official report of Parliamentary proceedings, also known as Singapore Parliament Reports.
The printed, word-for-word record of the proceedings in the Senate and House of Commons, published after each sitting. It is named after the British family originally responsible for the writing of the proceedings of the House of Commons in the United Kingdom. Also called The Debates.
The printed transcript of parliamentary debates named after the Hansard family who printed the Journals of the House of Commons in England from 1774.
the printed record of all the words spoken in Parliament.
Hansard is the traditional name for the printed transcripts of parliamentary debates in the Westminster system of government. In addition to the Parliament of the United Kingdom and the UK's devolved institutions, a Hansard is maintained for the Parliament of Canada and the Canadian provincial legislatures, the Parliament of Australia and the Australian state parliaments, the national Parliament of South Africa and South Africa's provincial legislatures, the Parliament of New Zealand, the Legislative Council of Hong Kong, the Parliament of Malaysia, the Parliament of Singapore, the Legislative Council of Brunei, the Parliament of Sri Lanka, the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago, the Parliament of Kenya, and the Parliament of Jamaica.