Deputy Speaker Barrister Kayser Kamal on Thursday urged lawmakers to maintain decorum in the House by speaking in lower voices, reminding them that Parliament is a place for orderly and respectful discussion.
Addressing members during the parliamentary sitting, the Deputy Speaker who was in the chair, made a polite appeal as noise levels rose in the House.
"Honourable Chief Whip, Honourable Chief Whip, may I humbly request you— (of course) you are trying by yourself. Let us talk in a low voice. This is Parliament. Thank you," he said.
Remarks came as Kayser Kamal sought the cooperation of Chief Whip Nurul Islam Moni and other lawmakers to restore order and ensure the proceedings continued in a disciplined atmosphere.
The intervention underscored the Chair's call for maintaining parliamentary etiquette and preserving the dignity of the House during its proceedings.