The Guillotine and the Closure Motion operate in the same way in the House of Lords as they do in the House of Commons.

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The Guillotine and the Closure Motion are procedures used in the House of Commons to limit debate and bring a vote. The House of Lords do not have these procedures as they do not have the power to force a vote or bring a debate to an end. However, the Lord Speaker may use the equivalent of the Closure Motion, called "moving the Question," to bring a debate to a vote if they believe the issue has been sufficiently discussed.

The Guillotine and the Closure Motion Operate in the Same