DOCSLIB.ORG

Government Whips' Office House of Lords

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Government Whips' Office House of Lords GOVERNMENT WHIPS’ OFFICE HOUSE OF LORDS FORTHCOMING BUSINESS 16 OCTOBER 2013 [Notes about this document are set out at the end] WEDNESDAY 16 OCTOBER 2013 House dinner in the Peers’ Dining Room at 7.30pm Business in the Chamber at 3.00pm 1. Introduction – Mike Whitby Esq will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Care Bill [HL] – Report (Day 3 of 4†) – Earl Howe 4. ‡ QSD on the supervision of offenders by the private and voluntary sectors after the proposed reorganisation of the probation service – Lord Marks of Henley on Thames/Lord McNally (dinner break business, 1 hour) Business in Grand Committee at 3.45pm 1. Children and Families Bill – Committee (Day 3 of 9†) – Lord Nash THURSDAY 17 OCTOBER 2013 Last day to table amendments for the marshalled list for: Care Bill – Report Day 4 Children and Families Bill – Committee Day 4 Business in the Chamber at 11.00am 1. Introductions – Matthew Carrington Esq and Howard Leigh Esq will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Debate on drugs policy – Baroness Meacher/Lord Taylor of Holbeach 4. Debate on the future of the Commonwealth – Lord Luce/Baroness Warsi 5. Debate on the report of the Select Committee on Public Service and Demographic Change – Lord Filkin/Earl Howe Business in Grand Committee at 2.00pm No business scheduled FRIDAY 18 OCTOBER 2013 The House is expected not to sit MONDAY 21 OCTOBER 2013 House dinner in the Peers’ Dining Room at 7.30pm Last day to table amendments for the marshalled list for: Financial Services (Banking Reform) Bill - Committee Day 3 Children and Families Bill – Committee Day 5 Business in the Chamber at 2.30pm 1. Introductions – Rumi Verjee Esq CBE and Alison Suttie will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. European Union (Approvals) Bill [HL] – Third Reading – Lord Gardiner of Kimble 4. Care Bill [HL] – Report (Day 4 of 4†) – Earl Howe 5. ‡ Universal Credit, Personal Independence Payment, Jobseeker’s Allowance and Employment and Support Allowance (Claims and Payments) Regulations 2013 – Lord McKenzie of Luton/Lord Freud (dinner break business) Business in Grand Committee at 3.30pm 1. Children and Families Bill – Committee (Day 4 of 9†) – Lord Nash TUESDAY 22 OCTOBER 2013 House dinner in the Peers’ Dining Room at 7.30pm Business in the Chamber at 2.30pm 1. Introductions – Jeremy Purvis Esq and Lady Hodgson of Astley Abbots will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Transparency of Lobbying, Non-party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Bill – Second Reading – Viscount Younger of Leckie / Lord Wallace of Saltaire Business in Grand Committee at 3.30pm 1. Inheritance and Trustees’ Powers Bill – Second Reading Committee – Lord McNally (Law Commission Bill) 2 WEDNESDAY 23 OCTOBER 2013 House dinner in the Peers’ Dining Room at 7.30pm Business in the Chamber at 3.00pm 1. Introduction – The Bishop of Carlisle will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Financial Services (Banking Reform) Bill – Committee (Day 3 of 3†) – Lord Deighton 4. ‡ QSD on the United Nations High-level Panel report into the successor agenda to the Millennium Development Goals – Baroness Jenkin of Kennington/Lord Bates (dinner break business, time limit 1 hour) Business in Grand Committee at 3.45pm 1. Children and Families Bill – Committee (Day 5 of 9†) – Lord Nash THURSDAY 24 OCTOBER 2013 Last day to table amendments for the marshalled list for: Energy Bill – Report Day 1 Children and Families Bill – Committee Day 6 Business in the Chamber at 11.00am 1. Introductions – Daniel Finkelstein Esq OBE and Christine Humphreys will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Debate on the economic benefits of the United Kingdom’s membership of the European Union – Lord Shipley/Lord Newby 4. Debate on the expected benefits of High Speed 2 – Lord Greaves/Baroness Kramer 5. QSD on promoting the needs of deaf people in the provision of public services – Lord Hunt of Kings Heath/Earl Howe (time limit 90 minutes) Business in Grand Committee at 1.00pm 1. QSD on the December 2012 memorandum by the Clerk of the Parliaments on Membership of the House of Lords – Lord Higgins/Lord Wallace of Saltaire (time limit 1 hour) 2. QSD on encouraging closer commercial and educational ties with Iran – Baroness Afshar/Baroness Warsi (time limit 1 hour) 3. QSD on increasing the level of housebuilding by May 2015– Lord Stoneham of Droxford /Baroness Stowell of Beeston (time limit 1 hour) 4. QSD on the impact on resource allocation of the work of the Natural Capital Committee – Baroness Miller of Chilthorne Domer/Lord de Mauley (time limit 1 hour) 5. QSD on the proposals for the Thames Tideway Tunnel – Lord Berkeley/Lord de Mauley (time limit 1 hour) 3 FRIDAY 25 OCTOBER 2013 Business in the Chamber at 10.00am 1. Voting Age (Comprehensive Reduction) Bill [HL]– Second Reading – Lord Tyler/Lord Wallace of Saltaire 2. Medicinal Labelling Bill [HL] – Second Reading – Lord Winston/Earl Howe 3. Equality (Titles) Bill [HL] – Second Reading – Lord Lucas/Lord Wallace of Saltaire PROVISIONAL MONDAY 28 OCTOBER 2013 House dinner in the Peers’ Dining Room at 7.30pm Last day to table amendments for the marshalled list for: Children and Families Bill - Committee Day 7 Care Bill – Third Reading Business in the Chamber at 2.30pm 1. Introductions – Sir Stephen Sherbourne CBE and Brian Paddick Esq will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Energy Bill – Report (Day 1 of 3†) – Baroness Verma 4. ‡ EU Committee report on the proposal to establish a European Public Prosecutor’s Office: recommendation for a Reasoned Opinion – Lord Rowlands/Lord Taylor of Holbeach (dinner break business) Business in Grand Committee at 3.30pm 1. Children and Families Bill – Committee (Day 6 of 9†) – Lord Nash 4 TUESDAY 29 OCTOBER 2013 House dinner in the Peers’ Dining Room at 7.30pm Business in the Chamber at 2.30pm 1. Introductions – Dame Lucy Neville-Rolfe and Sir William Haughey OBE will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Care Bill [HL] – Third Reading – Earl Howe 4. Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Bill – Second Reading – Lord Taylor of Holbeach Business in Grand Committee at 3.30pm 1. Further business will be scheduled. 2. QSD on the contribution made by voluntary staff to a sustainable public library system in the United Kingdom – Lord Stevenson of Balmacara/Lord Gardiner of Kimble (time limit 1 hour) 3. QSD on the plans for the future of the British Indian Ocean Territory – Baroness Whitaker/Lord Wallace of Saltaire (time limit 1 hour) WEDNESDAY 30 OCTOBER 2013 House dinner in the Peers’ Dining Room at 7.30pm Business in the Chamber at 3.00pm 1. Introduction – Christopher Holmes Esq MBE will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Communications Committee report on media convergence – Lord Inglewood/Lord Gardiner of Kimble 4. Economic Affairs Committee report on corporation tax – Lord MacGregor of Pulham Market/Lord Deighton 5. Further business will be scheduled. Business in Grand Committee at 3.45pm 1. Children and Families Bill – Committee (Day 7 of 9†) – Lord Nash 5 THURSDAY 31 OCTOBER 2013 Last day to table amendments for the marshalled list for: Energy Bill – Report Day 2 Children and Families Bill – Committee Day 8 Business in the Chamber at 11.00am 1. Introductions – Richard Balfe Esq and James Palumbo Esq will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Labour Party Debates 4. ‡A topical QSD may be scheduled between the two debates (Lunch break business, time limit 1 hour) 5. Further business will be scheduled Business in Grand Committee at 2.00pm No business yet scheduled FRIDAY 1 NOVEMBER 2013 The House is expected not to sit Last day to table amendments for the marshalled list for: Transparency of Lobbying, Non-party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Bill – Committee Day 1 MONDAY 4 NOVEMBER 2013 House dinner in the Peers’ Dining Room at 7.30pm Last day to table amendments for the marshalled list for: Energy Bill - Report Day 3 Children and Families Bill – Committee Day 9 Business in the Chamber at 2.30pm 1. Introductions – Lady Kennedy of Southwark and the Bishop of St Albans will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Energy Bill – Report (Day 2 of 3†) – Baroness Verma 4. ‡ Debate on the report from the European Union Committee on the UK opt- in to the Eurojust Regulation – Baroness Corston/Lord Taylor of Holbeach (dinner break business) Business in Grand Committee at 3.30pm 1. Children and Families Bill – Committee (Day 8 of 9†) – Lord Nash 6 TUESDAY 5 NOVEMBER 2013 House dinner in the Peers’ Dining Room at 7.30pm Business in the Chamber at 2.30pm 1. Introductions – Susan Williams and Jennifer Jones AM will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Transparency of Lobbying, Non-party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Bill – Committee (Day 1 of 4†) – Lord Wallace of Saltaire 4. ‡ Dinner break business will be scheduled Business in Grand Committee at 3.30pm No business yet scheduled WEDNESDAY 6 NOVEMBER 2013 House dinner in the Peers’ Dining Room at 7.30pm Business in the Chamber at 3.00pm 1. Introduction – Sir Charles Allen will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Energy Bill – Report (Day 3 of 3†) – Baroness Verma 4. ‡ Dinner break business will be scheduled Business in Grand Committee at 3.45pm 1. Children and Families Bill – Committee (Day 9 of 9†) – Lord Nash 7 THURSDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2013 Business in the Chamber at 11.00am 1. Introduction – Sir Anthony Bamford will be introduced. 2. Oral questions (30 minutes) 3. Conservative Party Debates 4. ‡A topical QSD will be scheduled between the two debates (Lunch break business, time limit 1 hour) 5.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Annual Report October 2011–September 2013
    HOUSE OF LORDS APPOINTMENTS COMMISSION ANNUAL REPORT October 2011 to September 2013 House of Lords Appointments Commission Page 3 Contents Section 1: The Appointments Commission 5 Section 2: Appointments of non-party-political peers 8 Section 3: Vetting party-political nominees 11 Annex A: Biographies of the Commission 14 Annex B: Individuals vetted by the Commission 16 and appointed to the House of Lords [Group photo] Page 4 Section 1 The Appointments Commission 1. In May 2000 the Prime Minister established the House of Lords Appointments Commission as an independent, advisory, non-departmental public body. Commission Membership 2. The Commission has seven members, including the Chairman. Three members represent the main political parties and ensure that the Commission has expert knowledge of the House of Lords. The other members, including the Chairman, are independent of government and political parties. The independent members were appointed in October 2008 by open competition, in accordance with the code of the Commissioner for Public Appointments. The party-political members are all members of the House of Lords and were nominated by the respective party leader in November 2010 for three year terms. 3. The terms of all members therefore come to an end in the autumn of 2013. 4. Biographies of the Commission members can be seen at Annex A. 5. The Commission is supported by a small secretariat at 1 Horse Guards Road, London SW1A 2HQ. Role of the House of Lords Appointments Commission 6. The role of the Commission is to: make recommendations for the appointment of non-party-political members of the House of Lords; and vet for propriety recommendations to the House of Lords, including those put forward by the political parties and Prime Minister.
    [Show full text]
  • Sony Music UK Acquires Ministry of Sound Recordings - New Deal with UK’S Leading Dance Label Expands Sony Music’S World-Class Portfolio
    August 10, 2016 Sony Corporation Sony Music UK Acquires Ministry of Sound Recordings - New deal with UK’s leading dance label expands Sony Music’s world-class portfolio - New York, August 10th, 2016 – Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of Sony Corporation (“Sony”), made the announcement noted above. For further details, please refer to the attached press release. This transaction is not anticipated to have a material impact on Sony's consolidated financial results for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2017. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE London, 2016.08.10 SONY MUSIC UK ACQUIRES MINISTRY OF SOUND RECORDINGS New deal with UK’s leading dance label expands Sony Music’s world‐class portfolio Sony Music Entertainment UK Ltd. (“Sony Music UK”) today (08.10) announced that it has completed the acquisition of Ministry of Sound Recordings Ltd. (“Ministry of Sound Recordings”) As a result, Sony Music UK has acquired the label outright, including its artists, back catalogue and compilations business. The new relationship brings together one of the most successful UK independent labels with Sony Music, which has successfully introduced domestic acts including Mark Ronson, Paloma Faith, George Ezra and Calvin Harris across the world. Ministry of Sound Recordings was launched in 1993 as an extension of the pioneering South London nightclub founded by James Palumbo, now Lord Palumbo of Southwark. It is among the world’s largest dance music recording businesses, with cumulative album sales in excess of 70 million, including 40 UK No. 1 albums and 21 UK No. 1 singles. This acquisition will bring the Ministry of Sound brand fresh opportunities for growth, with the label’s core strength of dance music being enhanced by Sony Music’s outstanding international network.
    [Show full text]
  • John Buchan and Liberals Malcolm Baines Liberalism and Liberals in John Buchan’S Life and Fiction Roger Ward the Strange Death of Liberal Birmingham J
    For the study of Liberal, SDP and Issue 82 / Spring 2014 / £6.00 Liberal Democrat history Journal of LiberalHI ST O R Y John Buchan and Liberals Malcolm Baines Liberalism and Liberals in John Buchan’s life and fiction Roger Ward The strange death of Liberal Birmingham J. Graham Jones Lloyd George and the Carnarvon Boroughs 1890–1895 Graham Lippiatt Decline and Fall: the Liberal Party and the 1922, ’23 and ’24 elections Report Martin Pugh Conspiracy of Secrets Review Liberal Democrat History Group 2 Journal of Liberal History 82 Spring 2014 Journal of Liberal History Issue 82: Spring 2014 The Journal of Liberal History is published quarterly by the Liberal Democrat History Group. ISSN 1479-9642 Liberal history news 4 Editor: Duncan Brack Obituary of Marion Thorpe; Rescuing Jews from Nazis; On this day in history Deputy Editor: Tom Kiehl Assistant Editor: Siobhan Vitelli Biographies Editor: Robert Ingham Liberalism and Liberals in John Buchan’s life and 6 Reviews Editor: Dr Eugenio Biagini fiction Contributing Editors: Graham Lippiatt, Tony Little, York Membery An outsider’s view of early twentieth-century Liberals; by Malcolm Baines Patrons The strange death of Liberal Birmingham 16 Dr Eugenio Biagini; Professor Michael Freeden; Roger Ward analyses the decline of Liberalism in nineteenth-century Professor John Vincent Birmingham Editorial Board Lloyd George and the Carnarvon Boroughs, 26 Dr Malcolm Baines; Dr Ian Cawood; Dr Matt Cole; 1890–95 Dr Roy Douglas; Dr David Dutton; Prof. David Gowland; Prof. Richard Grayson; Dr Michael Hart; Peter Hellyer; Dr J. Graham Jones examines the history of Lloyd George’s constituency when Dr Alison Holmes; Dr J.
    [Show full text]
  • Conference Daily Sunday 19Th September 2010
    autumn conference conference daily sunday 9th september 200 Information from the Conference Committee for Sunday 19th September, final timings for conference sessions and report back on the business of Saturday 8th September. Please read in conjunction with the Conference Agenda. Page No Report back on business of Saturday 18th September 2 Timetable for Sunday 19th September Sunday 19th September morning 09.00–09.10 F11 Report Federal Executive 4 09.10–09.20 F12 Party Business Appointment of Federal Appeals Panel 5 09.20–0.20 F3 Policy Motion Press Complaints Commission 5 10.20–10.40 F14 Speech Tavish Scott MSP 10.40–12.20 F15 Consultative Session Strategy 6 12.20–12.40 F16 Speech Danny Alexander MP 12.40 Deadline for submitting questions for the Q&A session with Nick Clegg, F18 Sunday 19th September afternoon 14.30–14.50 F17 Presentation Welsh Liberal Democrats 7 14.50–15.35 F18 Q&A Session Nick Clegg MP 7 15.35–16.15 F19 Policy Motion Human Rights and the ‘War on Terror’ 7 16.15–16.35 F20 Speech Jeremy Browne MP 16.35–18.00 F21 Policy Motion Accountability to the Poor (International Development Policy Paper) 8 Emergency motions ballot 10 Please note that timings are approximate only. Some items of business may occur earlier than indicated. Conference representatives wishing to speak in any of the debates are requested to fill in and submit a speaker’s card as soon as possible. Published by the Policy Unit, Liberal Democrats, 4 Cowley Street, London, SW1P 3NB. Design and layout by Mike Cooper, [email protected].
    [Show full text]
  • Music Industry
    Market Review 2010 Second Edition, February 2010 Edited by Katie Hughes ISBN 978-1-84729-579-8 Music Industry Music Industry Foreword In today’s competitive business environment, knowledge and understanding of your marketplace is essential. With over 25 years’ experience producing highly respected off-the-shelf publications, Key Note has built a reputation as the number one source of UK market information. Below are just a few of the comments our business partners and clients have made on Key Note’s range of reports. “The Chartered Institute of Marketing encourages the use of market research as an important part of a systematic approach to marketing. Key Note reports have been available in the Institute’s Information and Library Service for many years and have helped our members to build knowledge and understanding of their marketplace and their customers.” The Chartered Institute of Marketing “We have enjoyed a long-standing relationship with Key Note and have always received an excellent service. Key Note reports are well produced and are always in demand by users of the business library.” “Having subscribed to Market Assessment reports for a number of years, we continue to be impressed by their quality and breadth of coverage.” The British Library “Key Note reports cover a wide range of industries and markets — they are detailed, well written and easily digestible, with a good use of tables. They allow deadlines to be met by providing a true overview of a particular market and its prospects.” NatWest “Accurate and relevant market intelligence is the starting point for every campaign we undertake.
    [Show full text]
  • (Public) 16/10/2013, 19.00
    Open Agenda Council Assembly Wednesday 16 October 2013 7.00 pm Walworth Academy, 34 - 40 Shorncliffe Road, SE1 5UJ. Tabled Items List of Contents Item No. Title Page No. 1.1. Announcements from the mayor, members of the cabinet or chief 1 executive List of people associated with Southwark who had been made a working peer. 2.2. Public question time 2 - 3 Two questions submitted from the public with responses. 3.3. QUESTIONS FROM THE PUBLIC ON THE THEME 4 - 5 Two questions submitted from the public on the theme with responses. 5.1. Members’ question time 6 – 72 • Two urgent questions with responses • Fifty three questions with responses. 7.1. Children and Young People's Plan 2013-2016 73 One question from a councillor on the proposed 2013-16 Children and Young People’s Plan. 8.1. Representation to proposed Northern Line Extension 74 - 76 Four questions from councillors on the Transport and Works Act Order for the Northern Line Extension. Contact Lesley John on 020 7525 7228 or 020 7525 7222 or email: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Webpage: http://www.southwark.gov.uk Date: 16 October 2013 List of Contents Item No. Title Page No. 8.2. Constitutional Review 2013/14 77 One question from a councillor on a constitutional issue. 1 Agenda Item 1.1 COUNCIL ASSEMBLY (ORDINARY) WEDNESDAY 16 OCTOBER 2013 NEW WORKING PEERS 2013 On Thursday 1 August 2013 it was announced that the Queen had approved recommendations from the four party leaders for thirty new working peers.
    [Show full text]
  • Conference Guide 2013 ENG
    Welsh Liberal Democrats Spring Conference 2013 Cardiff 20-21 April Stronger Economy, Fairer Society Spring Conference 2013 Cardiff 1 Spring Conference 2013 2 Cardiff Welcome to Cardiff Dear Friends, It’s so good to welcome you to the Welsh Liberal Democrat Spring Conference in Cardiff. The Party has worked hard to ensure that we have a weekend packed with policy debates, keynote speeches, fringe events and training for members. Over the weekend, Conference will hear from senior Liberal Democrat Government Ministers about how they are putting Liberal Democrat policies into action. Be it ending child detention, cutting the income tax for workers on low and middle incomes, helping pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds, Liberal Democrats are make a positive difference in government. The Welsh Liberal Democrats will be putting forward policies that will get Wales out of the rut that Labour has left us in. Under Labour, Wales is languishing at the bottom of every key league table and our policies, passed at conference, will help get Wales moving in the right direction. The Labour Party can’t be trusted to manage the economy. The Tories can’t be trusted to build a fairer society. Only the Liberal Democrats can be trusted to build a stronger economy in a fairer society, enabling every person to get on in life. This weekend is an opportunity to reaffirm our commitment to that goal. Have a great weekend, Kirsty Williams, Leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrats. Spring Conference 2013 Cardiff 3 Contents Welcome Page 3 Information Conference Venue
    [Show full text]
  • Autumn Conference 2013: Agenda and Motions Document
    Conference Agenda and Motions Selected for Debate 2013 Autumn Conference v1.2 AMENDMENTS: The deadline for amendments to these motions is noon, on Wednesday 6th November 2013. Amendments should be submitted to Morgan Griffith-David, Policy Officer, via [email protected]. TOPICAL MOTIONS: Topical Motions relate to issues which have taken place since the closing date for motions to Conference (16 October 2013) and the deadline for Amendments to Motions. Topical Motions should be submitted to Morgan Griffith-David, Policy Officer, via [email protected] by the start of Conference. If you have any questions about submitting Amendments or Topical Motions, you can contact the Policy Officer via the above email address or on 029 2031 3649. Conference Agenda - Autumn 2013 Gregynog Hall, 16 November 2013 Morning Session Time MAIN HALL ROOM 1 ROOM 2 OPENING OF CONFERENCE Baroness Christine Humphreys (President of the Welsh Liberal Democrats) 10.00am Ÿ Jane Dodds (PPC - Montgomeryshire) POLICY CONSULTATION: COMMITTEE REPORTS: 10:15am Powering Wales’ Future Questions on the Reports (Energy Consultation Paper) from Welsh Party Committees FUNDRAISING TRAINING Questions on the Reports 1:1s PRESENTATION: from the Welsh Party 11:05am Representatives to Policy-making to 2016 Federal Committees PRESENTATION: 11:25am Making the European Elections Work for You SPEECH 11:55am Chris Davies MEP (Liberal Democrat MEP, North West England) PARTY BUSINESS: ASSEMBLY & Ÿ PARLIAMENTARY 2014 Conference Fees REPORTS: Ÿ Changes to the Questions on the
    [Show full text]
  • Larry Levan Torrent Download Larry Levan - Paradise Garage '85 Album Flac
    larry levan torrent download Larry Levan - Paradise Garage '85 album flac. Recorded live at the Paradise Garage, King Street, New York in 1979 by Larry Levan. Welcome to the Paradise Garage tribute page. LARRY LEVAN - fanpage. The Paradise Garage, also known as "the Garage" or the "Gay-rage", was a discotheque in New York City notable in the history of modern dance and pop music, as well as LGBT and nightclub cultures. It was founded by Michael Brody, its sole proprietor, and was located at 84 King Street in the Hudson Square neighborhood. It operated from 1977 to 1987 and was the base for resident DJ Larry Levan. Paradise Garage one if the best, most famous discos of it's time. at auction at PADDLE8. com along with many other photos from The photographs Find this Pin and more on Inspo by Michaela Dunn. Larry Levan, Paris Is Burning, Disco Club, Paradise Garage, Vinyl Junkies, Dj Booth, Dj Equipment, House Music, Nightlife. Larry levan & the Paradise Garage. Larry Levan Disco Club Paradise Garage Dj Booth Dj Equipment House Music Night Club Nightlife Musicians. Listen to the best Paradise Garage shows. Flashback - DJ Don Welch Paradise Garage & Club Collibron Special Tribute Part 1 2015 ★, ¨,♥, ¨,★by Don Welch. René & Bacus. Sampler (Tribute to Larry Levan & The Paradise Garage & Zanzibar) MIXED 26th June 14by Rene&Bacus. Live At The Paradise Garage Larry Levanby Soul Cool Records. René & Bacus. Shelter 157 Mix Down (Soulful Garage Deep House) (Mixed 5th FEB 2014)by Rene&Bacus. René & Bacus. Volume 124 (The Off Key Session! Slow House,Funk,Boogie,Dubby House) (Mixed 8TH NOV 2by Rene&Bacus.
    [Show full text]
  • Lords Appointments: Life Peerages Created Since 1958
    Library Briefing Life Peerages: Creations since 1958 Table of Contents 1. Creation of life peers Summary 2. Statistics 3. Appointments In 2020, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced 58 new life peers. This was Commission peers the largest number of new life peers announced in one calendar year since 4. List of life peers 2010, the year the Conservative-Liberal Democrat Coalition Government came created under the 1958 into power. Act The most recent list of new life peers was announced on 22 December 2020. It featured 16 new life peers, broken down into the following groups: • 7 Conservative peers; • 5 Labour peers; and • 4 Crossbench peers. The same day, the Government announced that David Wolfson would be given a life peerage to enable him to become Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Ministry of Justice. Boris Johnson has now appointed 79 life peers since he became prime minister in July 2019. This is almost twice as many as Theresa May created during her three years in office (43). By comparison, David Cameron created 120 life peers in his first 18 months in office. Tony Blair created 101 in that time. Tony Blair created the most life peers of any prime minister during his time in office (374) and David Cameron created the second highest number (245). To date, 1,517 life peers have been created under the Life Peerages Act 1958. The highest number of appointments occurred in the 1990s, followed by the 2010s. These decades marked Labour coming into office in 1997, the Coalition in 2010 and the Conservative victory in 2015.
    [Show full text]
  • House of Lords: Backgrounds in Public Life
    Library Note House of Lords: Backgrounds in Public Life This House of Lords Library briefing presents lists of current Members of the House who have held selected offices and positions in public life. The membership of the House includes: Four former First Secretaries of State Two former deputy Prime Ministers Three former Chancellors of the Exchequer Four former Home Secretaries Three former Foreign Secretaries Nine former UK political party leaders Thirty-nine former or current council leaders Five former Cabinet Secretaries Six former Heads of the Home Civil Service Three former Permanent Secretaries to the Treasury Four former Heads of the Diplomatic Service Two former Directors-General of the Security Service (MI5) Six former Chiefs of the Defence Staff Eleven former or current Justices of the Supreme Court Fifteen former or current university vice-chancellors Eight former or current ambassadors Eight former European Commissioners Two former Secretaries-General of NATO This briefing updates the House of Lords Library briefing House of Lords: Public Offices and Positions Held by Members (29 March 2016), which included lists of public offices and positions held by Members of the House of Lords as at March 2016. Additions to this update include lists of current Members who serve, or have served, as council leaders, university vice-chancellors, Olympic/Paralympic athletes or ambassadors. Thomas Brown 5 April 2017 LLN 2017/019 Table of Contents 1. Government.................................................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Peerage Creations Since 1997
    Library Note Peerage Creations since 1997 This House of Lords Library briefing provides details of appointments to the House of Lords since May 1997. It provides tables showing the numbers appointed under the Prime Ministers Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and David Cameron, broken down by party affiliation at the time of appointment. It also includes a chronological list of all those appointed during this period. The information is correct as at 25 January 2016, and includes all those appointed since the 2015 general election. In 2015, 57 new life Peers were appointed to the House of Lords, with 56 of these appointed after the May 2015 general election. Brief statistics regarding these appointments are as follows: 2015: Appointments by 2015: Life Peer Appointments Affiliation 37 40 5 8 35 31 30 26 25 20 Labour 11 20 Conservative 15 10 Liberal Democrat 5 Crossbench 0 Male Female Former Not a MPs Former 33 MP This briefing has been authored jointly by staff in the House of Commons and House of Lords Libraries. Russell Taylor Richard Kelly 3 February 2016 LLN 2016/007 Table of Contents 1. Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 1 1.1 Peerage Creations ............................................................................................................................. 1 1.2 Lords Spiritual ...................................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]