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• A rule-based method is introduced for detecting and annotating calls to order (CtOs) in parliamentary speeches.method 95%
• A novel dataset of German parliamentary debates spanning 72 years, including annotated CtO instances, has been created.method 95%
• An insult towards an individual is the most frequent cause of calls to order.result 90%
• Male members and members of opposition parties receive more calls to order than their female and coalition-party counterparts.result 90%
• The issuance of calls to order is partly subjective and influenced by session presidents and parliamentary dynamics.result 85%
• The highest number of calls to order causes were observed in speeches related to governmental issues.result 85%
• A statistically significant relationship was found between the discussed topic and the presence of a CtO in speech, though a negligible association was observed.result 80%
• No gender-specific classes of insult were observed as triggers for calls to order.result 80%
• An insult towards individuals is the most frequent cause of calls to order (CtOs).result 90%
• A rule-based method is introduced for detecting and annotating calls to order (CtOs) in parliamentary speeches.method 95%
• A novel dataset of German parliamentary debates spanning 72 years, including annotated CtO instances, has been created.method 95%
• Male members and members of opposition parties receive more calls to order than their female and coalition-party counterparts.result 90%

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