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Given the current slew of valedictory speeches, The House looks at what is usually said in them, or perhaps more poignantly, what's left out.
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In a vividly honest farewell speech, retiring MP Paulo Garcia spoke of wonderment, joy and gratitude, but also of his own experience of hatred and violence and invisibility.
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As the remaining weeks of the 54th Parliament tick over, MPs who have decided to step back from politics have their chance to farewell their colleagues and Parliament as an institution in the form of a valedictory statement.
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Outgoing Labour MP and former Deputy Speaker Greg O’Connor has something of a reputation around Parliament for his poetry. It would have come as no surprise then that he gave his valedictory entirely in rhyming verse.
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