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I also referenced the above answer, but the site is questionable (what the heck is a Loi?). I believe parliamentary obstruction just refers to various speeches and procedures (roll calls, points of parliamentary procedure) one can invoke during a parliamentary meeting that hampers and delays a resolution being voted on.http://www.speedylook.
