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1. Oxford Dictionary

   early day motion

   • n.
     (in the UK) a formal proposal submitted by a Member of Parliament for debate in the House of Commons at the earliest opportunity but at no fixed time. Early day motions are rarely actually debated: their main purpose is to draw attention to a particular subject or area of interest

   • noun: early day motion, plural noun: early day motions

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   • 1. British (in the UK) a formal proposal submitted by a Member of Parliament for debate in the House of Commons at the earliest opportunity but at no fixed time. Early day motions are rarely actually debated: their main purpose is to draw attention to a particular subject or area of interest some 75 MPs have signed an early day motion calling for more Treasury research into the tax