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Mixing speeches using startTime and narrative elements does not work properly, as narrative can't be given timestamps and we don't currently deal with this well; this would be fixed by #320.
Using docDate instead of startTime would fix this issue, but would then cause your other issue #494.
I can only suggest that you do one of the following:
Only give a startTime to the first speech in your XML, and make sure the first item is a speech, not narrative. Then it should hopefully display all of the items in the right order;
Use speech elements instead of narrative elements, with no speaker;
Don't have shared sections in each XML (e.g. year/month), do use docDate, and write your own date-based views;
Don't use either docDate or startTime;
Customise the importer to put docDate on the right level of section.
These suggestions overlap with those I gave in #491, because it is the same sort of issue. The first or second options are probably easiest for you.
I have this:
https://gist.github.com/20c9509ff2c06ee3d852.git
All good but why narrative / Scene / narrative / summary put it at the end of the hansard?
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