Although the accounts provide for direct debits and standing orders they do not come with an overdraft.
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This has led to a legal quagmire, with electoral law, the constitution and parliamentary standing orders contradicting each other.
Standing orders due on 18 February or later would be cancelled, it said.
After the urgent question, a motion to amend standing orders in relation to private bills and miscellaneous amendments was passed.
The antis had to content themselves, for now, with nitpicking over the membership of a committee on the assembly's standing orders.
People are worried that direct debit payments and standing orders will get muddled, even though banks had made it easier to change.
Most of the region's banks do not offer direct debits or standing orders, so companies tend to take cheques for monthly instalments in advance.
Dafydd Elis-Thomas AM also proposed to approve the motion to remake Standing Orders as outlined in the business committee report ahead of the fourth assembly.
New regulations in the UK require banks to move customer account information, like Bill Pay and Standing Orders, within 7 days of a customer request.
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The unbanked do not have access to such luxuries as standing orders, which richer people use to overcome the temptation to spend whatever they earn.
He said that since the WAO report was published, the board has drawn up new standing orders, which were approved by the Welsh government in February 2013.
People are worried, particularly about things like standing orders and direct debits, but in reality, really very few people have problems with them and it is easy.
Investors who had standing orders to sell a stock or exchange-traded fund if it fell below a certain price learned the risks of such orders on May 6, 2010.
She also failed to supply MLAs with a copy of her statement half an hour before she was due to deliver it as she is required to under standing orders.
Indeed, the standing orders of the Assembly did not make allowance for current circumstances, and it remains unclear how frequently the alternation of no-confidence votes and first-secretary elections could take place.
"We are bombarded with mobile phone tariffs, direct debits, standing orders and complicated deals, " says Justin Tomlinson, a Conservative MP who heads up the group of MPs, called Financial Education for Young People.
The banks point out that most billers remain wedded to delivering this bad news by post, and to being paid by cheque unlike other countries, where direct debits and standing orders from bank accounts are popular.
Retail bank branches may be the oldest legacy of all, but they have not been replaced by ATMs, direct deposit, standing orders for bill payment, travelers checks, credit cards, phone banking, Internet banking or mobile banking.
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Others characterized ethical, legal standing orders - such as the requirement for soldiers to value their lives and the lives of their comrades more highly than the lives of terror suspects - as immoral or illegal.
But Mr Ward, who was elected to Parliament in 2010, said it was "completely fair" that he was being called to a meeting with his leader and acknowledged there was a "difference of opinion" over whether he had infringed the party's standing orders.
Their standing orders make clear that any unauthorised contact with the press is a hanging offence - well perhaps not hanging, but their Chief Whip has cheerfully gone on record saying that anyone who strays is liable to be dropped from the group.
An official version in the English language shall be provided of anything which, by this Constitution, or by any written law, or by the Standing Orders, is required to be printed or in writing, and such version shall, in addition to the official Malay version, be accepted as an authentic text.
The most recent report, from the Independent Commission on Banking (ICB), recommended last year that people and businesses wanting to change banks should be able to switch accounts within seven days and provide a safety net to catch any stray direct debits or standing orders for a year after any account was switched.
In a point of order yesterday, Labour procedure wonk Chris Bryant obtained confirmation that joint committees operate under Lords standing orders, which means that the committee chair will have both a vote in their own right and a casting vote - which could give the government point of view more clout in deciding its conclusions.
The initial results on FIFA 12 have been truly amazing with the pre-orders standing at 800, 000 a whopping 108% increase over the last year.
Think of the assembly-line model for public education: all our boys and girls sent to school so they can become good little factory workers, accustomed to taking orders and standing in line.
The trouble is not the troops themselves: the force is not a standing army, waiting for its orders in barracks in Brussels, but an ad hoc coalition of suitable components.
If we consider all of the pre-orders that were made in lieu of standing in queues to get an iPhone directly on launch day, the sales figure could actually be much higher.
Staten recalled that one woman got food orders and went to a nearby takeout restaurant to bring back food and soft drinks for those standing in line.
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