CHAPTER 3 : GENERAL RULES FOR THE CONDUCT OF SITTINGS
Rule 173 : Personal statements
1. Members who ask to make a personal statement shall be heard at the end of the discussion of the agenda item which is being dealt with, or when the minutes of the sitting to which the request for leave to speak refers are considered for approval.
The Members concerned may not speak on substantive matters but shall confine their observations to rebutting any remarks that have been made concerning their person in the course of the debate or opinions that have been attributed to them, or correcting observations that they themselves have made.
2. Unless Parliament decides otherwise, no personal statement shall last for more than three minutes.