HOUSE OF COMMONS
SESSIONAL DIARY 2016–17
18 May 2016 to 27 April 2017
Prepared in the Journal Office of the House of Commons
INTRODUCTION
1. This diary records the business on which the House spent its time in Session 2016–17, analysed into categories, and similar information for sittings in Westminster Hall. It is intended mainly to provide information in response to statistical inquiries, and in using it the following points should be borne in mind:
(a) The diary does not include business which took little or no time, such as presentations of bills, unopposed private business, and motions agreed to without debate or division.
(b) Divisions are normally included with the business to which they relate.
(c) Timings are taken from the Official Report, using the printed times where available, and otherwise taking a column of debate to last three minutes. Daily prayers are assumed to last a standard five minutes, unless stated otherwise (and are not itemised in the analysis).
(d) Periods of suspension are included in the total sitting time, and are listed in section 14j of the analysis (Miscellaneous). However, the 2½-hour suspension from 11.30 to 14.00 in Westminster Hall on most Tuesdays and Wednesdays (introduced on 1 January 2003) is shown in brackets in the “Duration” column and is left out of the totals. Other suspensions in Westminster Hall are included in the totals and in the analysis under section 7.
(e) The times in the column headed “After appointed time” refer to business taken after the time appointed as the “moment of interruption”. In Session 2016–17, these times were as follows:
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 2200 *1900 *1900 1700 1430 * 2200 on the day of the State Opening of Parliament and immediately following a periodic adjournment.
(f) All times are in hours and minutes, using the 24-hour clock.
2. A Sessional Diary has been kept in the Journal Office for most sessions since 1906, although in the early years times were kept only to the nearest quarter hour. An analysis substantially in the current form begins in the 1960s. The totals from the analysis have been reproduced in the Sessional Information Digest since 1984–85 until 2010–12 and in the House’s Sessional Returns since 1987–88.
3. Individual proceedings relating to the UK’s exit from the European Union are marked [Exit], and the total duration of proceedings are shown in the totals.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS AND TOTALS
Part Contents Duration After Exit Page appoin- related ted time I Diary for House 1
II Analysis for House 1065.37 76.36 104.03 1. Addresses other than Prayers 34.04 0.54 — 103 2. Government bills 235.42 19.07 43.06 a Second readings: committed to public 71.29 1.01 2.35 103 bill committee b Second readings: committal to 27.51 5.29 14.07 104 Committee of whole House (wholly or partly) c Second readings: no committal (Consolidation bills) d Committee of the whole House 42.10 6.31 22.21 104 e Consideration 63.41 4.11 — 105 f Third reading 8.10 0.46 0.01 105 g Lords amendments 21.27 0.51 2.30 106 h Allocation of time motions i Other stages 1.12 0.18 0.29 106 3. Private Members’ bills 62.14 0.17 — a Second readings (and all stages) 42.54 0.09 — 107 b Later stages 19.20 0.08 — 108 4. Private bills at time for opposed private 1.45 0.21 — 108 business 5. Government motions 52.27 0.21 15.41 a European Union documents b Business motions 0.59 — — 108 c General motions 28.54 0.20 5.08 109 d General debates 22.34 0.01 10.33 110 6. Opposition business 110.08 5.18 18.28 a Opposition days 110.08 5.18 18.28 110 b Opposition motions in Government time 7. Backbench business 121.43 2.51 1.41 113 8. Private Members’ business (other than 87.24 42.00 3.29 bills) a Substantive motions 0.33 — — 114 b Ten-minute rule motions 11.03 — 0.46 115 c S.O. No. 24 debates 6.33 — — 116 d Daily Adjournment Debates 69.15 42.00 2.43 116
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Part Contents Duration After Exit Page appoin- related ted time 9. Estimates 15.31 0.19 — 119 10. Money Resolutions 11. Ways and Means 21.05 1.44 — 120 12. Affirmative Statutory Instruments 5.29 0.43 — 120 13. Negative Statutory Instruments 14. Business when no Question before House 306.01 2.41 22.41 a Questions 104.40 — 3.55 120 b Topical Questions 25.53 — 1.29 125 c Urgent Questions 43.38 — — 127 d Statements 67.37 — 16.44 131 e Business Statements 32.30 — — 133 f Select Committee Statement 2.38 — 0.20 134 g S.O. No. 24 Applications 0.46 — 0.10 134 h Points of order 10.00 0.33 0.03 134 i Public petitions 2.37 1.11 — 143 j Miscellaneous 13.45 0.57 — 147 k Speech limits 2.00 — — 148 15. Daily prayers 11.43 — — 150
III Diary for Westminster Hall 151
IV Analysis for Westminster Hall 431.41 — 25.46 1. Private Members 331.21 — 20.15 a Private Members’ Debates 267.07 — 17.38 178 b Private Members’ (Backbench Business 64.14 — 2.37 184 Committee recommended) Debates 2. Backbench Debates 3. Committee Debates 28.39 — — 185 4. Questions 5. Petitions 46.55 — 5.31 185 6. Committee Statements 7. Suspensions 24.19 — — 186 8. Miscellaneous 0.08 — — 188 9. Speech limits 0.19 — — 188
iv PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 1 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
1. Wednesday 18 May 2016 11.25 Prayers 0.05 11.30 Message from the Queen; Suspension 3.00 14.30 Speaker’s Statement: Conduct and practice 0.05 14.35 Address [1st day] 0.56 15.31 Point of Order: Mr Jacob Rees-Mogg: Custom of giving way in speeches over 20 0.01 minutes long 15.32 Address [1st day] [Resumed] 6.09 21.41 Adjournment: Hannah Bardell: Aviation noise 0.32 0.13 22.13 House rose [Totals for session: 10.48; 0.13] 10.48 0.13 2. Thursday 19 May 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.04 09.34 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.39 10.13 Urgent Question: Steve Double (asking); Minister for Schools (Mr Nick Gibb) 0.25 (answering): Term-time holidays 10.38 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Junior Doctors 0.56 Contract 11.34 Speaker’s Statement: Election of the Chair of Backbench Business Committee 0.03 11.37 Address [2nd day] 4.36 16.13 Government motion: Chris Grayling: Committee on Standards (Lay Members) 0.03 16.16 Public Petition: William Wragg: Closure of Lloyds Bank in Bredbury 0.01 16.17 Adjournment: Oliver Dowden: Detention of Kamal Foroughi in Iran 0.33 16.50 House rose [Totals for session: 18.08; 0.13] 7.20 0.00 3. Monday 23 May 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Urgent Question: Keith Vaz (asking); Minister for Community and Social Care 0.23 (Alistair Burt) (answering): Dietary advice and childhood obesity strategy 14.58 Urgent Question: Mr Bernard Jenkin (asking); Financial Secretary to the Treasury 0.40 (Mr David Gauke) (answering): UK economy: post-referendum assessment 15.38 Address [3rd day] 1.03 16.41 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 10 minutes 0.00 16.41 Address [3rd day] [Resumed] 3.19 20.00 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 8 minutes 0.00 20.00 Address [3rd day] [Resumed] 2.00 22.00 Adjournment: John Glen: Advertising Standards Authority 0.28 0.28 22.28 House rose [Totals for session: 26.06; 0.41] 7.58 0.28
2 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
4. Tuesday 24 May 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs 0.45 12.20 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs 0.15 12.35 Urgent Question: Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh (asking); Minister for Defence 0.35 Procurement (Mr Philip Dunne) (answering): Yemen: cluster ammunitions 13.10 Statement: Secretary of State for Defence (Michael Fallon): Counter-Daesh 0.51 quarterly update 14.01 Address [4th day] 2.23 16.24 Speech Limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.00 16.24 Address [4th day] [Resumed] 1.46 18.10 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.00 18.10 Address [4th day] [Resumed] 0.12 18.22 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 3 minutes 0.00 18.22 Address [4th day] [Resumed] 0.37 18.59 Speaker’s Statement: Election of the Chair of Backbench Business Committee 0.01 19.00 Adjournment: Michael Dugher: Budget for community pharmacies 0.29 0.29 19.29 House rose [Totals for session: 34.05; 1.10] 7.59 0.29 5. Wednesday 25 May 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Wales 0.31 12.06 Questions: Prime Minister 0.36 12.42 Points of Order: Anne Main: Quality of Government responses to PQs 0.08 Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh: Clarification on Government position on UK arms deal with Saudi Arabia Maggie Throup: Conduct of an MP Ian Blackford: Advice on contacting Home Secretary 12.50 Address [5th day] 1.26 14.16 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 8 minutes 0.00 14.16 Address [5th day] [Resumed] 3.33 17.49 Speech Limit: Mr Speaker: 7 minutes 0.00 17.49 Address [5th day] [Resumed] [Division] 1.25 0.14 19.14 Public Petition: Andrew Gwynne: Development on the former Two Trees High 0.02 0.02 School site, Denton 19.16 Adjournment: Mrs Flick Drummond: Battle of Jutland Cemetery 0.29 0.29 19.45 House rose [Totals for session: 42.20; 1.55] 8.15 0.45
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 3 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
6. Thursday 26 May 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Attorney General 0.25 10.00 Questions: Women and Equalities 0.19 10.19 Topical Questions: Women and Equalities 0.15 10.34 Urgent Question: Ian Blackford (asking); Minister for Immigration (James 0.26 Brokenshire) (answering): Brain family: deportation 11.00 Point of Order: Kate Green: Intention of Minister to give a statement 0.01 11.01 Business Statement: Deputy Leader of the House (Dr Thérèse Coffey) 1.04 12.05 Statement: Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills and President of 0.54 the Board of Trade (Sajid Javid): Steel industry 12.59 Point of Order: Mr Stewart Jackson: Intention of Minister to give a statement 0.02 13.01 Address [6th day] 0.48 13.49 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.00 13.49 Address [6th day] [Resumed] 2.11 16.00 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 3 minutes 0.00 16.00 Address [6th day] [Resumed] [Divisions] 1.40 0.40 17.40 Point of Order: Patrick Grady: Reform to voting system 0.01 0.01 17.41 Adjournment: Mr Adrian Bailey: Coal Authority (compensation procedures) 0.22 0.22 18.03 House rose [Totals for session: 50.53; 2.58] 8.33 1.03
4 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
7. Monday 6 June 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.45 15.20 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.15 15.35 Urgent Question: Sir William Cash (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.41 Department (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Removal of foreign national offenders and EU prisoners 16.16 Statement: Minister for Small Business, Industry and Enterprise (Anna Soubry): 0.39 BHS 16.55 Points of Order: Pete Wishart: Alleged contraventions to the 1983 Representation 0.06 of the People Act Greg Mulholland: Official visits to constituencies by other Members without notice to the constituency Member.
Mr Philip Hollobone: Non-disclosure of Government-held data 17.01 Programme Motion: Investigatory Powers Bill (Programme) (No. 2) 0.03 17.04 Consideration: Investigatory Powers Bill 1.40 18.44 Point of Order: Mr John Hayes: Announcement to the House that correspondence 0.01 between Mr John Hayes and Keir Starmer concerning the Investigatory Powers Bill was now available in the Vote Office 18.45 Consideration: Investigatory Powers Bill [Resumed] [Divisions] 4.45 1.30 23.30 Adjournment: Dan Jarvis: Excess winter deaths 0.27 0.27 23.57 House rose [Totals for session: 60.20; 4.55] 9.27 1.57
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 5 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
8. Tuesday 7 June 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Treasury 0.46 12.21 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.17 12.38 Urgent Question: Andrew Gwynne (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of 0.28 State for Health (Jane Ellison) (answering): NHS Commissioning (Pre-exposure prophylaxis) 13.06 Points of Order: Andy McDonald: Official visits to constituencies by other 0.07 Members without notice to the constituency Member. Melanie Onn: Official visits to constituencies by other Members without notice to the constituency Member. Stewart Malcolm McDonald: S.O. 24 Emergency Debates procedure 13.13 Consideration: Investigatory Powers Bill [Divisions] 5.10 18.23 Third Reading: Investigatory Powers Bill 0.52 0.15 19.15 Point of Order: Greg Mulholland: Access to division lobbies 0.01 0.01 19.16 Public Petition: Keith Vaz: Car parking facilities at Watermead Country Park, 0.03 0.03 Leicester 19.19 Adjournment: Dr Andrew Murrison: Comparative healthcare economics/NHS 0.30 0.30 Finance 19.49 House rose [Totals for session: 68.39; 5.44] 8.19 0.49 9. Wednesday 8 June 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.18 11.53 Questions: Prime Minister 0.48 12.41 Urgent Question: Gloria De Piero (asking); Minister for the Cabinet Office and 0.39 Paymaster General (Matthew Hancock) (answering): Voter registration 13.20 Point of Order: Chris Bryant: Emergency legislation procedure 0.01 13.21 S.O. No. 24 Application: Mrs Anne Main: Tobacco and Regulated Products 0.04 Regulations 2016 13.25 Points of Order: Sir William Cash: Request for the Prime Minister to correct 0.04 inaccuracies in his answer to oral questions Tom Brake: Clarification on Government position regarding Saudi Arabia 13.29 Opposition day (1st allotted day): BBC White Paper [Division] 2.54 16.23 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.09 16.32 Opposition day (1st allotted day): Disability employment gap 1.00 17.32 Speech Limit: Mr Speaker: 6 minutes 0.00 17.32 Opposition day (1st allotted day): Disability employment gap [Resumed] 1.43 0.15 [Division] 19.15 Suspension 0.09 0.09 19.24 Adjournment: Alison McGovern: Women and the vote 0.26 0.26 19.50 House rose [Totals for session: 76.59; 6.34] 8.20 0.50
6 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
10. Thursday 9 June 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.34 10.09 Topical Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.06 10.15 Questions: Leader of the House (9); House of Commons Commission (7) 0.16 10.31 Urgent Question: Diana Johnson (asking); Minister for Europe (Mr David 0.25 Lidington) (answering): International Syria Support Group: Airdrops 10.56 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.47 11.43 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Referendums 1.14 12.57 Point of Order: Mr Alistair Carmichael: Request for Government statement on 0.01 CPS findings in regard to the UK security service and Libya 12.58 Backbench Business: Mims Davies: Carers 2.22 15.20 House rose [Totals for session: 82.49; 6.34] 5.50 0.00 11. Monday 13 June 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.44 15.19 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.12 15.31 Urgent Question: Stephen Doughty (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.42 Department (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Orlando Attack: UK Security Measures 16.13 Point of Order: Ian Blackford: Correction to Ministers response to a UQ 0.03 16.16 Consideration: Policing and Crime Bill [Divisions] 5.08 21.24 Suspension 0.04 21.28 Legislative Grand Committee (E&W): Policing and Crime Bill 0.05 21.33 Third Reading: Policing and Crime Bill 0.18 21.51 Adjournment: Tim Farron: Kentmere Mental Health Ward, Westmorland General 0.28 0.19 Hospital 22.19 House rose [Totals for session: 90.38; 6.53] 7.49 0.19 12. Tuesday 14 June 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Justice 0.44 12.19 Topical Questions: Justice 0.17 12.36 Urgent Question: Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.36 Department (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Football Fan Violence: Euro 2016 13.12 Second Reading: Wales Bill 5.12 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 18.24 Adjournment: Oliver Colvile: Air Passengers with Dementia 0.38 0.02 19.02 House rose [Totals for session: 98.10; 6.55] 7.32 0.02
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 7 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
13. Wednesday 15 June 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Cabinet Office 0.19 11.54 Questions: Prime Minister 0.47 12.41 Points of Order: Mr Peter Bone: Intention of Chancellor of the Exchequer to give a 0.07 statement David T.C. Davies: Clarification on Government position regarding emergency budget Mrs Anne Main: Alleged inaccuracies by Leader of the House Mr Christopher Chope: Attendance of the Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir William Cash: Alleged breach of resolution regarding the accuracy of Ministers’ information given to the House 12.48 Opposition day (2nd allotted day): EU Membership: Economic Benefits 2.00 14.48 Speech Limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.00 14.48 Opposition day (2nd allotted day): EU Membership: Economic Benefits [Resumed] 2.57 17.45 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.00 17.45 Opposition day (2nd allotted day): EU Membership: Economic Benefits [Resumed] 0.36 18.21 Speech Limit: Mr Speaker: 3 minutes 0.00 18.21 Opposition day (2nd allotted day): EU Membership: Economic Benefits [Resumed] 0.51 0.12 [Division] 19.12 Adjournment: Tom Blenkinsop: Tees Valley Inward Investment Initiative 0.27 0.27 19.39 House rose [Totals for session: 106.19; 7.34] 8.09 0.39 14. Monday 20 June 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.04 14.34 Speaker’s Statement: Death of a Member 0.04 14.38 Tributes to Jo Cox 1.02 15.40 House rose [Totals for session: 107.29; 7.34] 1.10 0.00 15. Monday 27 June 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Defence 0.41 15.16 Topical Questions: Defence 0.15 15.31 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): Outcome of the EU referendum 2.07 17.38 Points of Order: Tom Brake: Procedures of House 0.08 Pete Wishart: Intention of the Leader of the House to present an emergency business statement Ian Blackford: Declaration of interest Roger Mullin: Request for Government clarification on emergency budget 17.46 Committee of the whole House: Finance Bill (1st allocated day) [Divisions] 3.27 21.13 Adjournment: Valerie Vaz: Student loan repayments 0.24 21.37 House rose [Totals for session: 114.36; 7.34] 7.07 0.00
8 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
16. Tuesday 28 June 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.44 12.19 Topical Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.18 12.37 Points of Order: Mr Barry Sheerman: Request for Government statement on HS2 0.03 in light of EU referendum result Sir Roger Gale: Blocking emails from Donald Trump 12.40 Committee of the whole House: Finance Bill (2nd allocated day) [Divisions] 5.14 17.54 Public Petition: Helen Hayes: Private rented sector in Dulwich and West Norwood 0.01 17.55 Adjournment: Richard Fuller: Bedford Hospital 0.40 18.35 House rose [Totals for session: 121.41; 7.34] 7.05 0.00 17. Wednesday 29 June 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: International Development 0.29 12.04 Questions: Prime Minister 0.36 12.40 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): EU Council 1.11 13.51 Statement: Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.52 (Karen Bradley): Hate crime 14.43 Point of Order: Pete Wishart: Status of the official Opposition 0.02 14.45 Presentation of Private Members’ Bills: Multiple Members: First Readings 0.06 [PMB] 14.51 Opposition day (3rd allotted day, part 1): UK economy 2.59 17.50 Backbench Business: Dr Andrew Murrison: Centenary of the Battle of the Somme 2.42 1.32 20.32 Adjournment: Mr Alistair Carmichael: UK involvement in rendition 0.28 0.28 21.00 House rose [Totals for session: 131.11; 9.34] 9.30 2.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 9 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
18. Thursday 30 June 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Minute’s Silence: Battle of the Somme 0.01 09.36 Questions: Transport 0.45 10.21 Topical Questions: Transport 0.15 10.36 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.58 11.34 Points of Order: Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh: Request for Government statement 0.04 on the Istanbul terrorist attack Barry Gardiner: Intention of Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change to give a statement 11.38 Backbench Business: Mr David Lammy: Land registry 2.31 14.09 Backbench Business: Christian Matheson: Bank branch closures 2.50 16.59 Adjournment: Michelle Donelan: Market town centres: Regeneration 0.25 0.24 17.24 House rose [Totals for session: 139.05; 9.58] 7.54 0.24 19. Monday 4 July 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Education 0.44 15.19 Topical Questions: Education 0.17 15.36 Urgent Question: Ms Gisela Stuart (asking); Minister for Immigration (James 0.51 Brokenshire) (answering): EU nationals: UK residence 16.27 Urgent Question: John McDonnell (asking); First Secretary of State and 0.36 Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr George Osborne) (answering): Surplus target and corporation tax 17.03 Presentation of Private Members’ Bills: Multiple Members: First Readings 0.08 [PMB] 17.11 Estimates Day (1st allotted day): Courts and tribunals fees 2.46 19.57 Estimates Day (1st allotted day): Energy spending priorities: Investors and 1.57 consumers 21.54 Point of Order: Graham Stuart: Correction to Member’s speech 0.01 21.55 Estimates Day (1st allotted day): Energy spending priorities: Investors and 0.19 0.14 consumers [Resumed] [Divisions] 22.14 Adjournment: James Cleverly: Royal Regiment of Artillery/Corps of Royal 0.26 0.26 Engineers 22.40 House rose [Totals for session: 147.15; 10.38] 8.10 0.40
10 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
20. Tuesday 5 July 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Health 0.45 12.20 Topical Questions: Health 0.18 12.38 Points of Order: Alistair Burt: Announcement of resignation 0.03 Valerie Vaz: Thank you to Alistair Burt from the Opposition 12.41 Urgent Question: Nic Dakin (asking); Minister for Schools (Mr Nick Gibb) 0.36 (answering): Teachers strike 13.17 Committee of the whole House: Wales Bill (2nd allocated day): [Divisions] 4.55 18.12 Adjournment: Yasmin Qureshi: EU referendum: Race hate crime 0.57 0.09 19.09 House rose [Totals for session: 154.54; 10.47] 7.39 0.09 21. Wednesday 6 July 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Scotland 0.27 12.02 Questions: Prime Minister 0.30 12.32 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): Report of the Iraq Inquiry 2.20 14.52 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Junior doctors contract 0.32 15.24 Points of Order: Andy Slaughter: Request for Government statement on safety in 0.02 prisons Alison Thewliss: Correction to Prime Minister’s speech 15.26 Opposition Day (4th allotted day): EU nationals in the UK 1.01 16.27 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 6 minutes 0.00 16.27 Opposition Day (4th allotted day): EU nationals in the UK [Resumed] 0.28 16.55 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.00 16.55 Opposition Day (4th allotted day): EU nationals in the UK [Resumed] 0.19 17.14 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 3 minutes 0.00 17.14 Opposition Day (4th allotted day): EU nationals in the UK [Resumed] [Division] 0.48 18.02 Opposition Day (4th allotted day): NHS spending 1.48 0.50 19.50 Adjournment: Ann Coffey: Cross-examination of vulnerable witnesses 0.22 0.22 20.12 House rose [Totals for session: 163.36; 11.59] 8.42 1.12
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 11 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
22. Thursday 7 July 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.27 10.02 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.14 10.16 Questions: Church Commissioners (12); Electoral Commission Committee (3) 0.15 10.31 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.47 11.18 Committee Statement: Dr Julian Lewis (on behalf of the Defence Committee): 0.27 Russia: Implications for UK defence and security 11.45 Backbench Business: Mrs Maria Miller: Online abuse 2.52 14.37 Backbench Business: Julie Elliott: Creative industries 2.23 17.00 Adjournment: Wes Streeting: Sri Lanka: Human rights 0.29 0.29 17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 171.35; 12.28] 7.59 0.29 23. Monday 11 July 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.42 15.17 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.13 15.30 Urgent Question: Helen Goodman (asking); Parliamentary Secretary, Cabinet 0.43 Office (John Penrose) (answering): Article 50: Parliamentary approval 16.13 Urgent Question: Andy Slaughter (asking); Secretary of State for Justice (Michael 0.26 Gove) (answering): Safety of prison staff 16.39 Statement: Secretary of State for Defence (Michael Fallon): NATO Warsaw 0.33 summit 17.12 Point of Order: Nia Griffith: Deactivation of parliamentary passes 0.03 17.15 Committee of the whole House: Wales Bill (2nd allocated day): [Divisions] 4.15 21.30 Adjournment: Mr Ben Bradshaw: Great Western Railway’s Bicycle Policy 0.21 21.51 House rose [Totals for session: 178.56; 12.28] 7.21 0.00
12 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
24. Tuesday 12 July 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.43 12.18 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.23 12.41 Points of Order: Mr David Winnick: Raising reports of broken constituency 0.09 windows of the Member for Wallasey Chris Bryant: Whether there will be a supplementary Business Statement Emily Thornberry: Informing the House about future motions for debate Chris Bryant: Timing for tabling amendments Ian Austin: Announcement of Black Country event in the Jubilee Room 12.50 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Tom Brake: EU Citizens Resident in the UK (Right to 0.08 stay) 12.58 Opposition Day (5th allotted day): EU Referendum: Energy and Environment 3.09 [Division] 16.07 Opposition Day (5th allotted day): SATs Results [Division] 2.02 18.09 Public Petition: Rishi Sunak: Dr Keilloh and the Medical Practitioners Tribunal 0.01 Service 18.10 Adjournment: Peter Aldous: Supported Housing 0.50 19.00 House rose [Totals for session: 186.26; 12.28] 7.30 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 13 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
25. Wednesday 13 July 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Wales 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.40 12.40 Point of Order: Diana Johnson: Request for Government statement 0.02 12.42 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Margaret Greenwood: National Health Service 0.21 13.03 Point of Order: Ian Austin: Disclosure of memorandum of understanding between 0.01 Government and the Palestinian Authority 13.04 Government Motion: Assistant Whip (Margot James): IPSA appointment [No 0.13 debate] [Division] 13.17 Affirmative Instrument: Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism 0.38 13.55 General Debate (1st allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and 2.48 Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry 16.43 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 10 minutes 0.00 16.43 General Debate (1st allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and 0.22 Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry [Resumed] 17.05 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 6 minutes 0.00 17.05 General Debate (1st allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and 1.35 Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry [Resumed] 18.40 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 4 minutes 0.00 18.40 General Debate (1st allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and 0.20 Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry [Resumed] 19.00 Adjournment: Chris Law: Tay Cities Deal 0.24 0.24 19.24 House rose [Totals for session: 194.20; 12.52] 7.54 0.24
14 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
26. Thursday 14 July 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.50 10.25 Topical Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.10 10.35 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.44 11.19 Points of Order: Paula Sherriff: Request for information on security provisions 0.08 Chris Grayling: Update on security provisions Christian Matheson: Language in the Chamber 11.27 General Debate (2nd allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and 2.00 Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry 13.27 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 10 minutes 0.00 13.27 General Debate (2nd allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and 3.13 Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry [Resumed] 16.40 Adjournment: Sir Paul Beresford: Detention under the Mental Health Act 0.21 0.01 17.01 House rose [Totals for session: 201.51; 12.53] 7.31 0.01 27. Monday 18 July 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.04 14.34 Speakers Statement: Nice attacks and announcement of Italian Chamber of 0.01 Deputies Cox Committee 14.35 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.45 15.20 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.10 15.30 Statement: Secretary of State for the Home Department (Amber Rudd): Terrorist 0.45 Attack: Nice 16.15 Government Motion: The Prime Minister: UK’s Nuclear Deterrent 0.57 17.12 Point of Order: Mr Jamie Reed: Correction to Member’s speech 0.01 17.13 Government Motion: The Prime Minister: UK’s Nuclear Deterrent [Resumed] 0.26 17.39 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.00 17.39 Government Motion: The Prime Minister: UK’s Nuclear Deterrent [Resumed] 1.43 19.22 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.00 19.22 Government Motion: The Prime Minister: UK’s Nuclear Deterrent [Resumed] 2.58 0.20 [Division] 22.20 Point of Order: Dr Julian Lewis: Notification of majority in previous division on 0.01 0.01 the UK’s nuclear deterrent in March 2007 22.21 House rose [Totals for session: 209.42; 13.14] 7.51 0.21
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 15 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
28. Tuesday 19 July 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Speaker’s Statement: Resignation of Chairs of Culture, Media and Sport and 0.01 Science and Technology Committees 11.36 Questions: Treasury 0.44 12.20 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.15 12.35 Urgent Question: Emily Thornberry (asking); Minister of State, Foreign and 0.45 Commonwealth Office (Sir Alan Duncan) (answering): Turkey 13.20 Points of Order: Alex Salmond: Attendance of Boris Johnson 0.03 Alec Shelbrooke: Thanks to Sir Alan Duncan 13.23 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Ruth Cadbury: Income Tax (Non-military Expenditure) 0.11 13.34 Second Reading: Higher Education and Research Bill [Division] [PBC] 5.41 0.15 19.15 Adjournment: Margaret Greenwood: Cockling: Dee Estuary 0.30 0.30 19.45 House rose [Totals for session: 217.57; 13.59] 8.15 0.45 29. Wednesday 20 July 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.24 11.59 Questions: Prime Minister 0.40 12.39 Urgent Question: Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.20 Department (Amber Rudd) (answering): Orgreave: Public Inquiry into Policing 12.59 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Caroline Lucas: Electoral Reform (Proportional 0.27 Representation and Reduction of Voting Age) [Division] 13.26 Opposition Day (6th allotted day): Supported Housing: Benefit 0.53 14.19 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.00 14.19 Opposition Day (6th allotted day): Supported Housing: Benefit [Resumed] 2.24 [Division] 16.43 Opposition Day (6th allotted day): Charter for Budget Responsibility [Division] 1.57 18.40 Public Petitions: Kevin Brennan: Welsh Assembly oath or affirmation 0.05 Rebecca Pow: Restoration of the Wellington Monument in Taunton Deane Graham Jones: Closure of Lancashire’s libraries and museums 18.45 Adjournment: Mr Christopher Chope: Beach Huts 0.36 0.21 19.21 House rose [Totals for session: 225.48; 14.20] 7.51 0.21
16 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
30. Thursday 21 July 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Attorney General 0.23 09.58 Questions: Women and Equalities 0.25 10.23 Topical Questions: Women and Equalities 0.11 10.34 Urgent Question: Neil Carmichael (asking); Secretary of State for Education 0.26 (Justine Greening) (answering): School funding 11.00 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.20 12.20 Point of Order: Graham Jones: Request for Government statement 0.03 12.23 Backbench Business: Jim Dowd: Snares 0.22 12.45 Speech Limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 6 minutes 0.00 12.45 Backbench Business: Jim Dowd: Snares [Resumed] 1.04 13.49 Point of Order: Mr Gordon Marsden: Request for Government statements 0.01 13.50 Backbench Business: Bob Blackman: Summer adjournment 0.17 14.07 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 7 minutes 0.00 14.07 Backbench Business: Bob Blackman: Summer adjournment [Resumed] 2.53 17.00 Adjournment: Yvette Cooper: Mid Yorkshire Hospital NHS Trust 0.30 0.30 17.30 House rose [Totals for session: 233.48; 14.50] 8.00 0.30 31. Monday 5 September 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.47 15.22 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.14 15.36 Urgent Question: Hilary Benn (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 0.41 for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Tobias Ellwood) (answering): Humanitarian Law (Yemen) 16.17 Statement: Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 2.09 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 18.26 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Junior Doctors: 0.52 Industrial Action 19.18 Consideration: Finance Bill [Divisions] 4.12 1.30 23.30 Adjournment: Stella Creasy: Private Finance 2/Private Finance Initiative 0.29 0.29 23.59 House rose [Totals for session: 243.17; 16.49] 9.29 1.59
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 17 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
32. Tuesday 6 September 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Justice 0.45 12.20 Topical Questions: Justice 0.16 12.36 Urgent Question: Mr Jamie Reed (asking); Minister for Climate Change and 0.27 Industry (Mr Nick Hurd) (answering): Sellafield 13.03 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Will Quince: Parental Bereavement Leave (Statutory 0.08 Entitlement) 13.11 Consideration: Finance Bill [Divisions] 3.59 17.10 Suspension 0.06 17.16 Legislative Grand Committee (E,W&NI): Finance Bill 0.02 17.18 Third Reading: Finance Bill [Division] 0.38 17.56 Public Petitions: William Wragg: Royal Mail delivery office in Marple 0.02 William Wragg: Royal Mail delivery office in Bredbury 17.58 Adjournment: Sir Edward Garnier: Oadby and Wigston Borough Council 0.32 18.30 House rose [Totals for session: 250.17; 16.49] 7.00 0.00 33. Wednesday 7 September 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Cabinet Office 0.23 11.58 Topical Questions: Cabinet Office 0.08 12.06 Questions: Prime Minister 0.36 12.42 Statement: Prime Minister: G20 Summit 1.31 14.13 Points of Order: Chris Bryant: Allegations of a leak of a Select Committee report 0.02 Simon Hoare: Accountability of the Boundary Commission 14.15 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Melanie Onn: Workers’ Rights Maintenance of EU 0.12 Standards [Exit] 14.27 Opposition day (7th allotted day): Paris Agreement on climate change 0.18 14.45 Point of Order: David T. C. Davies: Parliamentary language 0.01 14.46 Opposition day (7th allotted day): Paris Agreement on climate change [Resumed] 3.44 18.30 Adjournment: Kate Hoey: Garden Bridge 0.50 0.20 19.20 House rose [Totals for session: 258.07; 17.09] 7.50 0.20
18 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
34. Thursday 8 September 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.18 09.53 Topical Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.12 10.05 Questions: International Trade 0.24 10.29 Topical Questions: International Trade 0.14 10.43 Urgent Question: Angela Rayner (asking); Secretary of State for Education 0.51 (Justine Greening) (answering): New Grammar Schools 11.34 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.59 12.33 Points of Order: Mr Charles Walker: Reform of the House of Lords 0.16 Philp Davies: Reduction of MPs Kerry McCarthy: Quality of response to PQ Kevin Brennan: Announcement of participation in University Challenge Kerry McCarthy: Announcement of participation in Blockbusters Crispin Blunt: Further allegations of a leak of a Select Committee report Dr Julian Lewis: Allegations of procedural misconduct during drafting of a Select Committee report 12.49 Backbench Business: Julian Knight: Scamming: Vulnerable Individuals 0.26 13.15 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.00 13.15 Backbench Business: Julian Knight: Scamming: Vulnerable Individuals 1.03 [Resumed] 14.18 Backbench Business: Mr Alan Mak: Fourth Industrial Revolution 2.08 16.26 Point of Order: Stephen Doughty: Allegations of a leak of a Select Committee 0.02 report 16.28 Adjournment: Bob Blackman: Bangladesh (Religious Minorities) 0.46 0.14 17.14 House rose [Totals for session: 265.51; 17.23] 7.44 0.14 35. Monday 12 September 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Defence 0.43 15.18 Topical Questions: Defence 0.18 15.36 Statement: Secretary of State for Education (Justine Greening): Schools that work 1.51 for everyone 17.27 Consideration: Wales Bill 0.43 18.10 Point of Order: Kevin Brennan: Length of time available for debate 0.01 18.11 Consideration: Wales Bill [Resumed] [Divisions] 3.22 21.33 Third Reading: Wales Bill 0.35 0.08 22.08 Public Petition: Mr Andrew Mitchell: The Royal Sutton Coldfield Green Belt 0.01 0.01 22.09 Adjournment: Henry Smith: Govia Thameslink Rail Service 0.28 0.28 22.37 House rose [Totals for session: 273.58; 18.00] 8.07 0.37
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 19 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
36. Tuesday 13 September 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Speaker’s Statement: Resignation of Select Committee Chair 0.01 11.36 Questions: Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.43 12.19 Topical Questions: Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.18 12.37 Point of Order: Mr Barry Sheerman: Request for a kitemark for MPs conduct 0.02 12.39 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Patricia Gibson: Unsolicited Marketing 0.10 Communications (Company Directors) 12.49 Second Reading: Digital Economy Bill [PBC] 5.49 18.38 Adjournment: Andy Slaughter: Faulty Tumble Dryers (Fire Risk) 0.51 0.29 19.29 House rose [Totals for session: 281.57; 18.29] 7.59 0.29 37. Wednesday 14 September 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: International Development 0.29 12.04 Topical Questions: International Development 0.06 12.10 Questions: Prime Minister 0.35 12.45 Speaker’s Statement: Timetable for Committee Chair elections 0.02 12.47 Points of Order: Mr Peter Bone: Timetable of Select Committee creation 0.06 Stephen Doughty: Membership of the Committee on Arms Export Control Kevin Brennan: Timetable for Committee Chair elections Mr David Lidington: Timetable for Committee Chair elections and the creation of new Select Committees 12.53 Urgent Question: Rebecca Long Bailey (asking); Financial Secretary to the 0.49 Treasury (Jane Ellison) (answering): Tax Credits: Concentrix 13.42 Point of Order: Mr Gareth Thomas: Request for statement to the House 0.01 13.43 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Charlie Elphicke: European Union (UK Withdrawal 0.23 from Membership) [Division] [Exit] 14.06 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Social Security 0.50 14.56 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Social Security 1.01 15.57 Opposition Day (unallotted half-day): NHS Sustainability and Transformation 0.56 Plans 16.53 Speech Limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.00 16.53 Opposition Day (unallotted half-day): NHS Sustainability and Transformation 0.33 Plans [Resumed] 17.26 Speech Limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 4 minutes 0.00 17.26 Opposition Day (unallotted half-day): NHS Sustainability and Transformation 1.25 Plans [Resumed] [Division] 18.51 Adjournment: Anna Soubry: Nottingham Express Transit Extension 0.34 0.25 19.25 House rose [Totals for session: 289.52; 18.54] 7.55 0.25
20 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
38. Thursday 15 September 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Speaker’s Statement: Commemoration of Members who died in the First World 0.01 War 09.36 Questions: Transport 0.44 10.20 Topical Questions: Transport 0.20 10.40 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.55 11.35 Personal Statement: Justin Tomlinson: Apology 0.03 11.38 Statement: Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (Karen Bradley): BBC 0.37 12.15 Statement: Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Greg 0.38 Clark): Hinkley Point C 12.53 Points of Order: Andy Slaughter: Request for longer consultation period 0.10 Debbie Abrahams: Request for oral statement John Healey: Request for oral statement Jim Fitzpatrick: Correction to Westminster Hall speech Tom Brake: Request for statement 13.03 Backbench Business: Angela Smith: Domestic Abuse Victims in Family Law 2.26 Courts 15.29 Points of Order: Ann Clwyd: Clarification on Committee report 0.04 Sue Hayman: Request for policy information 15.33 Backbench Business: Ian Blackford: Quantitative Easing 1.28 0.01 17.01 Point of Order: Richard Arkless: Request for advice from Speaker 0.01 0.01 17.02 Adjournment: Chris Leslie: Financial Services: EU Markets [Exit] 0.23 0.23 17.25 House rose [Totals for session: 297.47; 19.19] 7.55 0.25
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 21 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
39. Monday 10 October 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Education 0.44 15.19 Topical Questions: Education 0.17 15.36 Urgent Question: Mr David Burrowes (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.49 Department (Amber Rudd) (answering): Calais Jungle 16.25 Statement: Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 1.49 Next Steps in Leaving the European Union [Exit] 18.14 S.O. No. 24 Applications: Stephen Phillips: UK Exit from the European Union: 0.10 Terms of Negotiations [Exit] Mr Andrew Mitchell: Syria 18.24 Point of Order: Hywel Williams: Request for action 0.02 18.26 Government Motions: Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): 0.08 Privileges 18.34 Second Reading: Neighbourhood Planning Bill [PBC] 3.15 21.49 Adjournment: Stephen Hammond: School Admissions Code 0.26 0.15 22.15 House rose [Totals for session: 305.32; 19.34] 7.45 0.15
22 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
40. Tuesday 11 October 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Health 0.44 12.19 Topical Questions: Health 0.18 12.37 Point of Order: Paula Sherriff: Spending Review clarification 0.01 12.38 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Conor McGinn: Unlawful Killing (Recovery of 0.11 Remains) 12.49 S.O. No. 24 Debate: Mr Andrew Mitchell: Aleppo and Syria 3.00 15.49 Second Reading: Small Charitable Donations and Childcare Payments Bill [PBC] 2.38 18.27 Government Motions: Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): 0.18 Standing Orders and Select Committees 18.45 Speaker’s Statement: Election of the Chair of Committee Chairs 0.01 18.46 Public Petition: Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 0.26 0.12 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 23 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts
24 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mr David Hanson: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Patricia Gibson: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Lisa Nandy: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Maria Caulfield: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Nic Dakin: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Ronnie Cowan: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Jo Stevens: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Jo Stevens: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Dr Paul Monaghan: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Corri Wilson: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Neil Carmichael: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts John Mc Nally: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Kate Green: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Brendan O’Hara: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Diana Johnson: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Diana Johnson: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Martyn Day: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Margaret Ferrier: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Liz McInnes: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Patrick Grady: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Marie Rimmer: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Chris Law: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts John Woodcock: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mr Jim Cunningham: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Jason McCartney: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Gavin Newlands: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts George Kerevan: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Yvonne Fovargue: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Andrew Gwynne: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Andrew Gwynne: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Justin Madders: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Calum Kerr: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Steve Double: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Chris Stephens: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Rachael Maskell: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Stewart Malcolm McDonald: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Drew Hendry: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Scott Mann: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Scott Mann: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Alan Brown: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Michelle Donelan: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Ian C. Lucas: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 25 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
Stewart Hosie: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Dr James Davies: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Susan Elan Jones: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Peter Aldous: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Michelle Thomson: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mhairi Black: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Melanie Onn: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Dr Eilidh Whiteford: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Dr Eilidh Whiteford: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Dr Roberta Blackman-Woods: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Caroline Ansell: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Dr Alan Whitehead: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Albert Owen: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Carolyn Harris: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Carolyn Harris: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Angela Crawley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Angela Crawley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Craig Mackinlay: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Craig Mackinlay: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Rebecca Harris: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Rebecca Harris: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Gerald Jones: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Gerald Jones: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Cat Smith: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Vernon Coaker: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Vernon Coaker: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Vernon Coaker: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Vernon Coaker: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Vernon Coaker: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Vernon Coaker: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Vernon Coaker: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Vernon Coaker: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Owen Thompson: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Angus Robertson: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Jess Phillips: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Toby Perkins: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Lilian Greenwood: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Catherine McKinnell: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Catherine McKinnell: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Dr Lisa Cameron: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Alison McGovern: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Hannah Bardell: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Tim Loughton: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Marcus Fysh: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Andy Burnham: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Peter Grant: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Chris Elmore: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mrs Sharon Hodgson: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mrs Emma Lewell-Buck: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mrs Emma Lewell-Buck: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mims Davies: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Jeff Smith: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Jeff Smith: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mark Durkan: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts
26 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
John Healey: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Stephen Phillips: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Nigel Mills: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Nigel Mills: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Robert Flello: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Dame Caroline Spelman: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Ian Blackford: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts James Cleverly: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Anna Soubry: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Alex Chalk: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 19.12 Adjournment: Holly Lynch: Police Officer Safety 0.30 0.30 19.42 House rose [Totals for session: 313.44; 20.16] 8.12 0.42
41. Wednesday 12 October 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Scotland 0.29 12.04 Questions: Prime Minister 0.37 12.41 Points of Order: Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh: Request for advice 0.07 Michael Fabricant: Request for clarification and/ or apology Emily Thornberry: Clarification Chris Bryant: Request for clarification Alan Brown: Request for advice 12.48 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Alex Chalk: Stalking (Sentencing) 0.09 12.57 Opposition Day (8th allotted day): Parliamentary Scrutiny of Leaving the EU [Exit] 1.38 14.35 Speech Limit: Mr Speaker: 10 minutes 0.01 14.36 Opposition Day (8th allotted day): Parliamentary Scrutiny of Leaving the EU 0.56 [Resumed] [Exit] 15.32 Speech Limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 10 minutes 0.01 15.33 Opposition Day (8th allotted day): Parliamentary Scrutiny of Leaving the EU 1.12 [Resumed] [Exit] 16.45 Speech Limit: Mr Speaker: 10 minutes 0.01 16.46 Opposition Day (8th allotted day): Parliamentary Scrutiny of Leaving the EU 2.14 [Resumed] [Exit] 19.00 Public Petition: Sir Desmond Swayne: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 0.04 0.04 Pension Acts Christian Matheson: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mr Christopher Chope: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Tom Blekinsop: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 19.04 Adjournment: Andrew Selous: Gypsies and Travellers 0.29 0.29 19.33 House rose [Totals for session: 321.47; 20.49] 8.03 0.33
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 27 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
42. Thursday 13 October 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.29 10.04 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.13 10.17 Questions: Church Commissioners (8); Electoral Commission Committee (1) 0.06 10.33 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.09 11.42 Backbench Business: Antoinette Sandbach: Baby Loss 3.23 15.05 Backbench Business: Yasmin Qureshi: Hormone Pregnancy Tests 1.53 16.58 Adjournment: Tulip Siddiq: Independent Living: Disabled People 0.32 0.30 17.30 House rose [Totals for session: 329.47; 21.19] 8.00 0.30 43. Monday 17 October 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.44 15.19 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.16 15.35 Urgent Question: Lisa Nandy (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.37 Department (Amber Rudd) (answering): Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse 16.12 Urgent Question: Michael Dugher (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of 0.40 State for Health (David Mowat) (answering): Community Pharmacies 16.52 Points of Order: Paula Sherriff: Request for advice 0.07 Ian Blackford: Request for guidance Jonathan Ashworth: Request for action 16.59 Second Reading: Savings (Government Contributions) Bill [PBC] 2.20 19.19 Public Petition: Martin Docherty-Hughes: The implementation of the 1995 and 0.05 2011 Pension Acts Ms Margaret Ritchie: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Marion Fellows: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 19.24 Adjournment: Richard Drax: Ambulance Waiting Times 0.34 19.58 House rose [Totals for session: 335.15; 21.19] 5.28 0.00
28 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
44. Tuesday 18 October 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.48 12.23 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.15 12.38 Urgent Question: John Woodcock (asking); Secretary of State for Defence (David 0.53 Mowat) (answering): Liberation of Mosul 13.31 Points of Order: Meg Hillier: Request for support and guidance 0.04 Tom Brake: Request for advice 13.35 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Bill Wiggin: National Health Service Staff (Reporting 0.09 and Registration) 13.44 Government Motions: Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (Karen 4.57 Bradley): Broadcasting [Division] 18.41 Public Petition: Tommy Sheppard: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 0.06 Pension Acts Peter Kyle: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Lucy Allan: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mr David Nuttall: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Tom Elliott: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 18.47 Adjournment: Keith Vaz: Yemen 0.42 0.29 19.29 House rose [Totals for session: 343.14; 21.48] 7.59 0.29
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 29 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
45. Wednesday 19 October 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Wales 0.58 12.33 Questions: Prime Minister 0.38 13.11 Point of Order: Fabian Hamilton: Request for advice 0.02 13.13 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mr Kevan Jones: Cosmetic Surgery (Standards of 0.10 Practice) 13.23 Opposition Day: (9th allotted day): Rights of EU Nationals [Exit] 0.03 13.26 Point of Order: David T. C. Davies: Scope of debate [Exit] 0.01 13.27 Opposition Day: (9th allotted day): Rights of EU Nationals [Resumed] [Exit] 1.00 14.27 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 8 minutes 0.01 14.28 Opposition Day: (9th allotted day): Rights of EU Nationals [Resumed] [Exit] 0.49 15.17 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 6 minutes 0.01 15.18 Opposition Day: (9th allotted day): Rights of EU Nationals [Resumed] [Division] 1.16 [Exit] 16.34 Speaker’s Statement: (Select Committee Chairs) 0.03 16.37 Opposition Day: (9th allotted day): House of Lords Reform and Size of the House 1.11 of Commons 17.48 Point of Order: Richard Arkless: Scope of debate 0.01 17.49 Opposition Day: (9th allotted day): House of Lords Reform and Size of the House 0.14 of Commons [Resumed] 18.03 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.01 18.04 Opposition Day: (9th allotted day): House of Lords Reform and Size of the House 1.08 0.12 of Commons [Resumed] [Division] 19.12 Point of Order: Ian Blackford: Request for correction of the record 0.04 0.04 19.16 Public Petition: Tim Farron: Student Season Tickets on the Lakes Line 0.01 0.01
19.17 Adjournment: Mark Pawsey: Railway Stations: Car Parking Charges 0.27 0.27 19.44 House rose [Totals for session: 351.28; 22.32] 8.14 0.44
30 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
46. Thursday 20 October 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.45 10.20 Topical Questions: Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.16 10.36 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.46 11.22 Statement: Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for health (David Mowat): 0.38 Community Pharmacy in 2016-17 and Beyond 12.00 Backbench Business: Frank Field: BHS 1.23 13.23 Point of Order: Hannah Bardell: Request for clarification on procedure 0.01 13.24 Backbench Business: Frank Field: BHS [Resumed] 1.02 14.26 Backbench Business: Chris White: Industrial Strategy 2.34 17.00 Adjournment: Seema Malhotra: Heathrow (Southern Rail Link) 0.26 0.26 17.26 House rose [Totals for session: 359.24; 22.58] 7.56 0.26 47. Friday 21 October 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Second Reading: John Nicholson: Sexual Offences (Pardons Etc) Bill [PMB] 1.25 11.00 Urgent Question: Philip Davies (asking); Minister for Immigration (Mr Robert 0.25 Goodwill) (answering): Child Refugees: Age Checks 11.25 Second Reading: John Nicholson: Sexual Offences (Pardons Etc) Bill [PMB] 3.05 [Resumed] [Division] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr Philip Hollobone: Kettering General Hospital 0.30 0.30 15.00 House rose [Totals for session: 364.54; 23.28] 5.30 0.30 48. Monday 24 October 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.48 15.23 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.14 15.37 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): European Council [Exit] 1.36 17.13 Statement: Secretary of State for the Home Department (Amber Rudd): Calais 0.53 18.06 Point of Order: Paul Flynn: Request for resolution 0.03 18.09 Second Reading: Health Service Medical Supplies (Costs) Bill [PBC] 2.38 20.47 Adjournment: Caroline Lucas: NHS Provision (Brighton and Hove) 0.50 21.37 House rose [Totals for session: 372.01; 23.28] 7.07 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 31 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
48. Tuesday 25 October 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Treasury 0.45 12.20 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.16 12.36 Urgent Question: Charles Walker (asking); Leader of the House (Mr David 0.28 Lidington) (answering): Private Members’ Bills 13.04 Statement: Secretary of State for Transport (Chris Grayling) Airport capacity 1.32 14.36 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Victoria Prentis: National Health Service Provision 0.10 (Local Consultation) 14.46 Second Reading: Criminal Finances Bill [PBC] 3.12 17.58 Public Petition: Philip Boswell: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension 0.03 Acts 18.01 Adjournment: Jonny Mercer: Veterans Care Sector: Government Role 0.48 18.49 House rose [Totals for session: 379.20; 23.28] 7.19 0.00 50. Wednesday 26 October 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.33 12.08 Questions: Prime Minister 0.34 12.42 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mr Steve Reed: Maternity and Paternity Leave 0.05 (Premature Birth) 12.47 Opposition Day: (10th allotted day): Concentrix 1.35 14.22 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 7 minutes 0.01 14.23 Opposition Day: (10th allotted day): Concentrix [Resumed] 1.30 15.53 Opposition Day: (10th allotted day): Yemen 1.03 16.56 Speech Limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.01 16.57 Opposition Day: (10th allotted day): Yemen [Resumed] 0.22 17.19 Speech Limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 4 minutes 0.01 17.20 Opposition Day: (10th allotted day): Yemen [Resumed] [Division] 1.55 0.15 19.15 Public Petition: Mark Tami: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension 0.01 0.01 Acts 19.16 Adjournment: Jess Phillips: Birmingham Pub bombings: Legal Aid 0.30 0.30 19.46 House rose [Totals for session: 387.36; 24.14] 8.16 0.46
32 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
51. Thursday 27 October 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Attorney General 0.18 09.53 Questions: Women and Equalities 0.21 10.14 Topical Questions: Women and Equalities 0.10 10.24 Questions: Leader of the House 0.11 10.35 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.58 11.33 Points of Order: Dr Julian Lewis: Request for advice 0.03 11.36 Government Motion: Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): 0.58 Privileges 12.34 Backbench Business: Helen Hayes: Young People’s Mental Health 3.43 16.17 Public Petition: Valerie Vaz: Change of use of Abberley Hotel 0.03 Public Petition: Royston Smith: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 16.20 Adjournment: Mrs Cheryl Gillan: Hs2 Ltd: Communication and Engagement 1.09 0.29 17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 395.35; 24.43] 7.59 0.29 52. Friday 28 October 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Second Reading: Bob Blackman: Homelessness Reduction Bill [PMB] 3.35 13.10 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.01 13.11 Second Reading: Bob Blackman: Homelessness Reduction Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.43 [PBC] 13.54 Second Reading: Steve McCabe: Protection of family Homes (Enforcement and 0.36 Permitted Development) Bill [PMB] 14.30 Point of Order: Caroline Lucas: Request for statement 0.03 0.03 14.33 Adjournment: Catherine West: Chronic Urinary Tract Infections 0.16 0.16 14.49 House rose [Totals for session: 400.54; 25.02] 5.19 0.19
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 33 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
53. Monday 31 October 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.43 15.18 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.18 15.36 Urgent Question: Jonathan Ashworth (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr 0.53 Jeremy Hunt) (answering): NHS Funding 16.29 Statement: Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (Damian Green): Improving 0.44 Lives: Work, Health and Disability Green Paper 17.13 Statement: Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Nissan: 0.59 Sunderland 18.12 Second Reading: Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill [Lords] [PBC] 3.08 21.20 Nomination to a Select Committee: Justice Committee: Bill Wiggin (on behalf of 0.12 the Committee of Selection) [Division] 21.32 Adjournment: Rushanara Ali: Social Housing: Regulation 0.27 21.59 House rose [Totals for session: 408.23; 25.02] 7.29 0.00 59. Tuesday 1 November 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Justice 0.45 12.20 Topical Questions: Justice 0.14 12.34 Urgent Question: Andy Burnham (asking); Minister for Policing and the Fire 0.53 Service (Brandon Lewis) (answering): Orgreave 13.27 Statement: Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (Karen Bradley): Press 0.35 Matters 14.02 Points of Order: Mr Tom Watson: Correction to the record 0.08 Louise Haigh: Request for statement 14.10 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Martin Vickers: School Admissions (Special 0.11 Educational Needs) 14.21 Lords Amendments: Investigatory Powers Bill [Division] 2.40 17.01 Public Petition: Oliver Colvile: The Royal Marines 0.01 17.02 Adjournment: Amanda Milling: Chase Railway Line 0.30 17.32 House rose [Totals for session: 414.25; 25.02] 6.02 0.00
34 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
55. Wednesday 2 November 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Cabinet Office and the Duchy of Lancaster 0.23 11.58 Topical Questions: Cabinet Office and the Duchy of Lancaster 0.09 12.07 Questions: Prime Minister 0.34 12.41 Point of Order: Mr David Winnick: Request for action 0.03 12.44 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Andrew Rosindell: British Victims of Terrorism (Asset- 0.11 Freezing and Compensation) 12.55 Opposition Day: (11th allotted day): Community Pharmacies 0.55 13.50 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.01 13.51 Opposition Day: (11th allotted day): Community Pharmacies [Resumed] 0.39 14.30 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.01 14.31 Opposition Day: (11th allotted day): Community Pharmacies [Resumed] 0.49 15.20 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 3 minutes 0.01 15.21 Opposition Day: (11th allotted day): Community Pharmacies [Resumed] [Division] 0.58 16.19 Point of Order: Rachel Maskell: Request for statement 0.01 16.20 Opposition Day: (11th allotted day): Police Officer Safety 1.20 17.40 Speech Limit: Mr Speaker (John Bercow): 4 minutes 0.01 17.41 Opposition Day: (11th allotted day): Police Officer Safety [Resumed] [Division] 1.31 0.12 19.12 Public Petition: Mr Peter Bone: Symmetry Park Logistics 0.04 0.04 Mr Stewart Jackson: Tenancy of St Micahel’s Gate, Parnwell 19.16 Adjournment: Helen Goodman: EU Customs Union [Exit] 0.28 0.28 19.44 House rose [Totals for session: 422.39; 25.46] 8.14 0.44
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 35 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
56. Thursday 3 November 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.20 09.55 Topical Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.10 10.05 Questions: International Trade 0.22 10.27 Topical Questions: International Trade 0.11 10.38 Urgent Question: Neil Parish (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.34 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (answering): Air Quality 11.12 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.51 12.03 Statement: Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice (Elizabeth Truss): 0.33 Prison Safety and Reform 12.36 Statement: Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Boris 0.50 Johnson): Counter-Daesh Campaign: Iraq and Syria 13.26 Committee Statement: Dr Sarah Wollaston (on behalf of the Health Committee): 0.14 A&E Departments: Winter Pressure 13.40 Backbench Business: Liz Kendall: Leaving the EU: Financial Services [Exit] 0.20 14.00 Speech Limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.01 14.01 Backbench Business: Liz Kendall: Leaving the EU: Financial Services [Resumed] 0.38 [Exit] 14.39 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.01 14.40 Backbench Business: Liz Kendall: Leaving the EU: Financial Services [Resumed] 0.43 [Exit] 15.23 Point of Order: Joanna Cherry: Request for advice 0.01 15.24 Backbench Business: Siobhain McDonagh: Living Wage 0.17 15.41 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.01 15.42 Backbench Business: Siobhain McDonagh: Living Wage [Resumed] 0.44 16.26 Speech Limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 4 minutes 0.01 16.27 Backbench Business: Siobhain McDonagh: Living Wage [Resumed] 0.32 16.59 Adjournment: Peter Heaton-Jones: Care Homes for Older People 0.29 0.28 17.28 House rose [Totals for session: 430.37; 26.14] 7.58 0.28
36 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
57. Friday 4 November 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Private Member’s Motion: Mr David Nuttall: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.14 09.49 Second Reading: Alec Shelbrooke: National Minimum Wage (Workplace 1.11 Internships) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 11.00 Urgent Question: Louise Haigh (asking); Economic Secretary to the Treasury 0.24 (Simon Kirby) (answering): Outsourcing and Tax Credits 11.24 Second Reading: Alec Shelbrooke: National Minimum Wage (Workplace 3.07 0.01 Internships) Bill [PMB] 14.31 Adjournment: Mr Gareth Thomas: Sri Lanka: Human Rights 0.26 0.26 14.57 House rose [Totals for session: 436.04; 26.41] 5.27 0.27 58. Monday 7 November 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Writ 0.01 14.36 Questions: Defence 0.47 15.23 Topical Questions: Defence 0.11 15.34 Statement: Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 1.43 Article 50 [Exit] 17.17 Statement: Secretary of State for Defence (Sir Michael Fallon): Defence Estate 0.49 18.06 Points of Order: Clive Efford: Request for correction to the record 0.06 Dr Julian Lewis: Request for Ministerial attendance before a Committee 18.12 General Debate: Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 3.49 0.01 (Greg Clark): Exiting the EU and Workers’ Rights [Exit] 22.01 Adjournment: Nicky Morgan: Midland Main Line Electrification 0.30 0.30 22.31 House rose [Totals for session: 444.05; 27.12] 8.01 0.31
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 37 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
59. Tuesday 8 November 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.44 12.19 Topical Questions: Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.15 12.34 Speaker’s Statement: Speaker’s Democracy Award 0.01 12.35 Urgent Question: Sarah Champion (asking); Minister for Europe and the Americas 0.25 (Sir Alan Duncan) (answering): UN Vote and the Independent Expert for the LGBT Community 13.00 Points of Order: Richard Burgon: Request for statement 0.04 Chris Stephens: Request for statement 13.04 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mr Adrian Bailey: Small and Medium Sized Co- 0.10 operative Development 13.14 Backbench Business: Lisa Nandy: Grammar and Faith Schools 2.27 15.41 Backbench Business: Stephen Doughty: Veterans and Service Personnel 2.18 17.59 Public Petition: Keith Vaz: Closure of Belgrave Library and Lunch Club at 0.03 Belgrave Neighbourhood Centre, Leicester Mr Peter Bone: Bozeat Branch of the Post Office 18.02 Adjournment: Mr Geoffrey Robinson: Capita Contract (Coventry) 0.39 18.41 House rose [Totals for session: 451.16; 27.12] 7.11 0.00 60. Monday 14 November 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Education 0.46 15.21 Topical Questions: Education 0.15 15.36 Urgent Question: Debbie Abrahams (asking); The Secretary of State for Work and 0.27 Pensions (Damian Green) (answering): Under-occupancy Charge 16.03 Statement: The Minister for London (Gavin Barwell): Croydon Tram incident 0.29 16.32 Point of Order: Tom Brake: Request for Ministerial statement 0.02 16.34 Second Reading: Technical and Further Education Bill [PBC] 2.46 19.20 Adjournment: Mr Adam Holloway: M25: Dartford 0.58 20.18 House rose [Totals for session: 457.04; 27.12] 5.48 0.00
38 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
61. Tuesday 15 November 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Health 0.48 12.23 Topical Questions: Health 0.15 12.38 Urgent Question: Richard Burgon (asking); Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State 0.30 for Justice (Elizabeth Truss) (answering): Prison Officers Association: Protest Action 13.08 Statement: The Secretary of State for Transport (Chris Grayling): HS2 Update 1.01 14.09 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Maria Caulfield: Defibrillators (Availability) 0.10 14.19 Lords Amendments: Investigatory Powers Bill [Division] 1.15 15.34 Consideration: Small Charitable Donations and Childcare Payments Bill 1.51 [Divisions] 17.25 Adjournment: Mr Chuka Umunna: Leaving the EU: NHS Funding [Exit] 0.35 18.00 House rose [Totals for session: 463.34; 27.12] 6.30 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 39 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
61. Wednesday 16 November 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: International Development 0.26 12.01 Topical Questions: International Development 0.06 12.07 Questions: Prime Minister 0.37 12.44 Urgent Question: Tom Brake (asking); The Minister for Immigration (Mr Robert 0.37 Goodwill) (answering): Calais Children and Immigration Act 13.21 Points of Order: Stewart Hosie: Clarification 0.13 John Pugh: Request for clarification Kevin Foster: Request for advice Patrick Grady: Request for advice Cat Smith: Request for advice 13.34 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Alison Thewliss: Feeding Products for Babies and 0.10 Children (Advertising and Promotion) 13.44 Opposition Day: (12th allotted day): Autumn Statement Distributional Analysis, 0.55 Universal Credit and ESA 14.39 Speech Limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 7 minutes 0.01 14.40 Opposition Day: (12th allotted day): Autumn Statement Distributional Analysis, 0.51 Universal Credit and ESA [Resumed] 15.31 Speech Limit: Madame Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.01 15.32 Opposition Day: (12th allotted day): Autumn Statement Distributional Analysis, 0.46 Universal Credit and ESA [Resumed] [Division] 16.18 Opposition Day: (12th allotted day): Social Care 0.52 17.10 Speech Limit: Madame Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 7 minutes 0.01 17.11 Opposition Day: (12th allotted day): Social Care [Resumed] 0.24 17.35 Speech Limit: Mr Speaker: 6 minutes 0.01 17.36 Opposition Day: (12th allotted day): Social Care [Resumed] 1.37 0.13 19.13 Public Petition: Susan Elan Jones: Bank services in Corwen 0.01 0.01 19.14 Adjournment: Richard Drax: Prison Officer Safety 0.29 0.29 19.43 House rose [Totals for session: 471.47; 27.55] 8.13 0.43
40 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
62. Thursday 17 November 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Transport 0.46 10.21 Topical Questions: Transport 0.14 10.35 Urgent Question: Andrew Rosindell (asking); The Minister for Europe and the 0.33 Americas (Sir Alan Duncan) (answering): Chagos Islands 11.08 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.01 12.09 Backbench Business: Neil Gray: Employment Support and Allowance and 0.13 Universal Credit 12.22 Speech Limit: Mr Speaker: 8 minutes 0.01 12.23 Backbench Business: Neil Gray: Employment Support and Allowance and 3.14 Universal Credit [Resumed] [Division] 15.37 Backbench Business: Phiip Davies: International Men’s Day 1.23 17.00 Public Petition: Tom Tugendhat: Post office closure in Tonbridge 0.01 0.01 17.01 Adjournment: Roger Mullin: Maxwellisation Process 0.23 0.23 17.24 House rose [Totals for session: 479.41; 28.19] 7.54 0.24 64. Friday 18 November 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.04 09.34 Second Reading: Pat Glass: Parliamentary Constituencies (Amendment) Bill 4.25 [PMB] [Divisions] 13.59 Second Reading: Andrew Gwynne: Disability Equality Training (Taxi and Private 0.33 0.02 Hire Vehicle Drivers) Bill [PMB] 14.32 Adjournment: Jeremy Lefroy: Fireworks: Licensing of Premises 0.19 0.19 14.51 House rose [Totals for session: 485.02; 28.40] 5.21 0.21 65. Monday 21 November 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.44 15.19 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.18 15.37 Urgent Question: Lisa Nandy (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of 0.38 State for the Home Department (Sarah Newton) (answering): Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse 16.15 Consideration: Higher Education and Research Bill [Divisions] 5.08 21.23 Legislative Grand Committee (E&W): Higher Education and Research Bill 0.05 21.28 Third Reading: Higher Education and Research Bill [Division] 0.32 22.00 Adjournment: Caroline Flint: Shale Wealth Fund 0.28 0.28 22.28 House rose [Totals for session: 493.00; 29.08] 7.58 0.28
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 41 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
66. Tuesday 22 November 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.48 12.23 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.15 12.38 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Louise Haigh: Organ Donors (Leave) 0.09 12.47 Opposition Day (13th allotted day): Education and Social Mobility 0.56 13.43 Speech Limit: Mr Speaker: 6 minutes 0.01 13.44 Opposition Day (13th allotted day): Education and Social Mobility [Resumed] 0.44 14.28 Speech Limit: Mr Speaker: 5 minutes 0.01 14.29 Opposition Day (13th allotted day): Education and Social Mobility [Resumed] 0.26 14.55 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.01 14.56 Opposition Day (13th allotted day): Education and Social Mobility [Resumed] 0.15 15.11 Speech Limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 3 minutes 0.01 15.12 Opposition Day (13th allotted day): Education and Social Mobility [Resumed] 1.17 [Division] 16.29 Opposition Day (13th allotted day): National Health Service Funding 0.47 17.16 Speech Limit Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.01 17.17 Opposition Day (13th allotted day): National Health Service Funding [Resumed] 0.18 17.35 Speech Limit Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.01 17.36 Opposition Day (13th allotted day): National Health Service Funding [Resumed] 1.12 18.48 Point of Order: Jenny Chapman: Request for clarification on speeches 0.01 18.49 Opposition Day (13th allotted day): National Health Service Funding [Resumed] 0.23 0.12 [Division] 19.12 Public Petition: Nic Dakin: Waste transfer station in Scunthorpe 0.02 0.02 19.14 Adjournment: Tom Tugendhat: Flooding: River Medway 0.26 0.26 19.40 House rose [Totals for session: 501.10; 29.48] 8.10 0.40
42 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
67. Wednesday 23 November 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Scotland 0.31 12.06 Questions: Prime Minister 0.32 12.38 Statement: Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr Philip Hammond): Spending Review 2.47 and Autumn Statement 15.25 Points of Order: Simon Hoare: Clarification of the record 0.04 Jonathan Ashworth: Request for action Chris Stephens: Request for clarification on whether the Government would make a statement 15.29 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Chris Green: Representation of the People (Voter Proof 0.14 of Identity) 15.43 General Debate: Secretary of State for Transport (Chris Grayling): Exiting the EU 3.17 and Transport [Exit] 19.00 Point of Order: Mr Alistair Carmichael: Request for advice 0.02 0.02 19.02 Public Petition: Andrew Rosindell: Norfolk Island 0.03 0.03 19.05 House rose [Totals for session: 508.45; 29.53] 7.35 0.05 68. Thursday 24 November 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.24 09.59 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.14 10.13 Questions: Public Accounts Commission (1);Church Commissioners (5);House of 0.03 Commons Commission (1) 10.31 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.13 11.44 Points of Order: Alex Salmond: Request for advice 0.07 Chris Bryant: Request for clarification Mr Peter Bone: Request for statement 11.51 Backbench Business: Diana Johnson: Contaminated Blood and Blood Products 0.22 12.13 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 10 minutes 0.01 12.14 Backbench Business: Diana Johnson: Contaminated Blood and Blood Products 1.48 [Resumed] 14.02 Backbench Business: Dr Sarah Wollaston: Reducing Health Inequality 2.57 16.59 Adjournment: Sir William Cash: HS2 Phase 2: Consultation 0.30 0.29 17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 516.44; 30.22] 7.59 0.29
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 43 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
69. Friday 25 November 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.04 09.34 Second Reading: Gareth Johnson: Awards for Valour (Protection) Bill [PMB] 1.26 11.00 Urgent Question: Ms Diane Abbott (asking); The Minister for Policing and the 0.12 Fire Service (Brandon Lewis) (answering): Child Sexual Abuse Cases: Metropolitan Police 11.12 Second Reading: Gareth Johnson: Awards for Valour (Protection) Bill [PMB] 1.09 [Resumed] [PBC] 12.21 Second Reading: David Tredinnick: Parking Places (Variation of Charges) Bill 0.49 [PMB] [PBC] 13.10 Second Reading: Wendy Morton: Local Audit (Public Access to Documents) Bill 1.18 [PMB] [PBC] 14.28 Second Reading: Steve McCabe: Protection of family Homes (Enforcement and 0.03 0.01 Permitted Development) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 14.31 Adjournment: Mr Gavin Shuker: Leaving the EU: Aviation Sector [Exit] 0.25 0.25 14.56 House rose [Totals for session: 522.10; 30.48] 5.26 0.26 70. Monday 28 November 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.43 15.18 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.19 15.37 Urgent Question: Alison McGovern (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary 1.07 of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Tobias Ellwood) (answering): Aleppo 16.44 Point of Order: Paula Sheriff: Request for guidance or a statement form a Minister 0.04 16.48 Consideration: Digital Economy Bill [Divisions] 4.29 21.17 Legislative Grand Committee (E): Digital Economy Bill 0.08 21.25 Third Reading: Digital Economy Bill 0.21 21.46 Business Motion: Business of the House 0.03 21.49 Public Petition: Mr Peter Bone: The Boundaries of the Wellingborough 0.02 Parliamentary Constituency 21.51 Adjournment: Carolyn Harris: Children’s Funeral Costs 0.20 0.11 22.11 House rose [Totals for session: 529.51; 30.59] 7.41 0.11
44 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
71. Tuesday 29 November 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Treasury 0.45 12.20 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.17 12.37 Urgent Question: Dr Rosena Allin-Khan (asking); The Secretary of State for 0.30 Culture, Media and Sport (Karen Bradley) (answering): Historical Sexual Abuse (Football) 13.07 Statement: Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Greg 0.47 Clark): Corporate Governance 13.54 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Dr Tania Mathias: Statutory Nuisance (Aircraft Noise) 0.08 14.02 Second Reading: Commonwealth Development Corporation Bill [PBC] 3.19 17.21 Private Business: Second Reading: Mr David Burrowes: New Southgate Cemetery 0.41 [Lords] [PBC] 18.02 Public Petitions: Ms Margaret Ritchie: People of Syria 0.04 Keith Vaz: Visa fees for Pilgrimages to Hajj and Umrah by Saudi Arabia 18.06 Adjournment: Sir Paul Beresford: Variant CJD and Surgery 0.29 18.35 House rose [Totals for session: 536.56; 30.59] 7.05 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 45 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
72. Wednesday 30 November 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Wales 0.33 12.08 Questions: Prime Minister 0.31 12.39 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Justin Madders: Football Supporters (Access) 0.10 12.49 Opposition day (14th allotted day): Chilcot Inquiry and Parliamentary 1.47 Accountability 14.36 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 6 minutes 0.01 14.37 Opposition day (14th allotted day): Chilcot Inquiry and Parliamentary 0.27 Accountability [Resumed] 15.04 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.01 15.05 Opposition day (14th allotted day): Chilcot Inquiry and Parliamentary 0.20 Accountability [Resumed] 15.25 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.01 15.26 Opposition day (14th allotted day): Chilcot Inquiry and Parliamentary 0.53 Accountability [Resumed] [Division] 16.19 Opposition day (14th allotted day): State Pension Age: Women 1.04 17.23 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 5 minutes 0.01 17.24 Opposition day (14th allotted day): State Pension Age: Women [Resumed] 0.38 18.02 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 4 minutes 0.01 18.03 Opposition day (14th allotted day): State Pension Age: Women [Resumed] 1.11 0.14 [Division] 19.14 Public Petition: David Rutley: Climate Change 0.01 0.01 19.15 Adjournment: Gavin Newlands: Paisley (Cultural Contribution) 0.30 0.30 19.45 House rose [Totals for session: 545.11; 31.44] 8.15 0.45 73. Thursday 1 December 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.47 10.22 Topical Questions: Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.15 10.37 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.07 11.44 Points of Order: Alex Salmond: Request for advice 0.05 Brendan O’Hara: Request for advice on correcting the record Valerie Vaz: Request for guidance 11.49 Backbench Business: Ian Blackford: State Pension Age: Women [Division] 0.13 12.02 Backbench Business: Mrs Maria Miller: Mrs Maria Miller: Transgender Equality 2.01 14.03 Backbench Business: Melanie Onn: UK Fishing Industry 2.57 17.00 Adjournment: Mr Christopher Chope: Christchurch and East Dorset Councils: 0.29 0.29 Proposed Abolition 17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 553.10; 32.13] 7.59 0.29
46 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
74. Friday 2 December 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Second Reading: Mhairi Black: Benefit Claimants Sanctions (Required 1.25 Assessment) Bill [PMB] 11.00 Urgent Question: Stephen Doughty (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary 0.27 of State for International Development (James Wharton) (answering): Aid Reviews 11.27 Second Reading: Mhairi Black: Benefit Claimants Sanctions (Required 3.03 Assessment) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 14.30 Adjournment: Chris Stephens: Civil Service Compensation Scheme 0.29 0.29 14.59 House rose [Totals for session: 558.39; 32.42] 5.29 0.29 75. Monday 5 December 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.44 15.19 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.19 15.38 Urgent Question: Caroline Lucas (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of 0.32 State for Transport (Paul Maynard) (answering): Southern Rail 16.10 Second Reading: Children and Social Work Bill [Lords] [PBC] 3.04 19.14 Adjournment: Catherine McKinnell: Terminal Illness: Support 0.33 19.47 House rose [Totals for session: 563.56; 32.42] 5.17 0.00 76. Tuesday 6 December 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Justice 0.45 12.20 Topical Questions: Justice 0.17 12.37 Urgent Question: Andy McDonald (asking); The Secretary of State for Transport 0.40 (Chris Grayling) (answering): Southern Rail 13.17 Urgent Question: Mr Clive Betts (asking); The Secretary of State for Communities 0.48 and Local Government (Sajid Javid) (answering): Casey Report 14.05 Points of Order: Alison Thewliss: Request for advice 0.02 Mr Peter Bone: Request for advice 14.07 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Children of Armed 0.11 Services Personnel (Schools Admission) 14.18 Consideration: Health Services Medical Supplies (Costs) Bill 1.16 15.34 Third Reading: Health Services Medical Supplies (Costs) Bill 0.31 16.05 Adjournment: Sir David Amess: Rail Services: Southend 0.52 16.57 House rose [Totals for session: 569.23; 32.42] 5.27 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 47 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
77. Wednesday 7 December 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.34 12.09 Questions: Prime Minister 0.33 12.42 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mr Ranil Jayawardena: Electoral Reform (Local 0.09 Elections and Miscellaneous Provisions) 12.51 Opposition day (15th allotted day): The Government’s Plan for Brexit [Exit] 1.21 14.12 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 8 minutes 0.01 14.13 Opposition day (15th allotted day): The Government’s Plan for Brexit [Resumed] 0.40 [Exit] 14.53 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 5 minutes 0.01 14.54 Opposition day (15th allotted day): The Government’s Plan for Brexit [Resumed] 2.38 [Exit] 17.32 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.01 17.33 Opposition day (15th allotted day): The Government’s Plan for Brexit [Resumed] 2.04 0.37 [Division] [Exit] 19.37 Public Petitions: Barbara Keeley: Implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension 0.01 0.01 Acts 19.38 Adjournment: Steven Paterson: Jamie and Andy Murray: Sporting Legacy 0.30 0.30 20.08 House rose [Totals for session: 578.01; 33.50] 8.38 1.08
48 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
78. Thursday 8 December 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Attorney General 0.17 09.52 Questions: Women and Equalities 0.23 10.15 Topical Questions: Women and Equalities 0.10 10.25 Questions: Leader of the House 0.07 10.32 Topical Questions: Northern Ireland 0.03 10.35 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.14 11.49 Points of Order: Andy Slaughter: Request for advice 0.21 Mr Chuka Umunna: Request for guidance Tom Brake: Request for advice Paula Sheriff: Request for clarification Alex Salmond: Request for action Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Correction to answer to questions and request for advice Chris Stephens: Request for advice and request for Ministerial attendance Alan Brown: Request for advice 12.10 Backbench Business: Seema Malhotra: UN International Day: Violence against 2.38 Women 14.48 Backbench Business: Nic Dakin: Cancer Strategy 2.12 17.00 Adjournment: Mr Charles Walker: Governance of the BBC 0.20 0.20 17.20 House rose [Totals for session: 585.51; 34.10] 7.50 0.20
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 49 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
79. Monday 12 December 2016 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Defence 0.50 15.25 Topical Questions: Defence 0.16 15.41 Urgent Question: Barbara Keeley (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of 0.30 State for Health (David Mowat) (answering): Social Care Funding 16.11 Urgent Question: Kevin Brennan (asking); The Minister for Digital and Culture 0.14 (Matt Hancock) (answering): Sky: 21st Century Fox: Takeover Bid 16.25 Urgent Question: Keith Vaz (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 0.33 for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Tobia Ellwood) (answering): Yemen 16.58 Point of Order: Seema Malhotra: Inquired as to whether a Ministerial statement 0.02 would be expected 17.00 S.O. No. 24 Application: Mr Andrew Mitchell: East Aleppo: Evacuation 0.07 17.07 Consideration: Savings (Government Contributions) Bill [Divisions] 2.14 19.21 Government Motion: Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Welfare Delivery 0.47 (Caroline Nokes): Welfare Cap 20.08 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Education [No debate] [Division] 0.15 20.23 Public Petitions: Mr Peter Bone: A509 Development Ashton Grove 0.01 20.24 Adjournment: Daniel Zeichner: EU Data Protection Rules [Exit] 0.25 20.49 House rose [Totals for session: 592.10; 34.10] 6.19 0.00
50 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
80. Tuesday 13 December 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.45 12.20 Topical Questions: Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.16 12.36 Statement: The Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): CQC: NHS 0.51 Deaths Review 13.27 Point of Order: Mr Kevan Jones: Request for assistance 0.02 13.29 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mr Gareth Thomas: Mutualisation of the Royal Bank of 0.10 Scotland 13.39 S.O. No. 24 Debate: Mr Andrew Mitchell: Aleppo/Syria: International Action 0.29 14.08 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 8 minutes 0.00 14.08 S.O. No. 24 Debate: Mr Andrew Mitchell: Aleppo/Syria: International Action 1.33 [Resumed] 15.41 Consideration: Neighbourhood Planning Bill: [Divisions] 4.30 1.11 20.11 Legislative Grand Committee (E&W): Neighbourhood Planning Bill 0.04 0.04 20.15 Third Reading: Neighbourhood Planning Bill 0.22 0.22 20.37 Public Petitions: Neil Gray: Implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 0.07 0.07 Royston Smith: Road Safety in Southampton Itchen William Wragg: Greater Manchester Spatial Framework Mr David Nuttall: Greater Manchester Spatial Framework Mary Robinson: Greater Manchester Spatial Framework 20.44 Adjournment: Ann Clwyd: International Human Rights Day 0.30 0.30 21.14 House rose [Totals for session: 601.54; 36.24] 9.44 2.14
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 51 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
81. Wednesday 14 December 2016 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.26 12.01 Topical Questions: Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.07 12.08 Questions: Prime Minister 0.39 12.47 Statement: Secretary of State for Education (Justine Greening): National Funding 1.10 Formula: Schools/High Needs 13.57 Points of Order: Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Request for guidance 0.07 Nusrat Ghani: request for advice on declarations of interest Helen Goodman: Request for clarity on Departmental responsibilities 14.04 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Neil Gray: Financial regulation of funeral services 0.11 14.15 Opposition Day (16th allotted day): Equality: Autumn Statement 0.40 14.55 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 3 minutes 0.11 15.06 Opposition Day (16th allotted day): Equality: Autumn Statement [Resumed] 1.06 [Divisions] 16.12 Opposition Day (16th allotted day): Homelessness 0.51 17.03 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 5 minutes 0.00 17.03 Opposition Day (16th allotted day): Homelessness [Division] 2.11 0.14 19.14 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism 0.37 0.37 19.51 Public Petition: Steve McCabe: Baverstock Academy 0.02 0.02 19.53 Adjournment: Louise Haigh: Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility 0.24 0.24 20.17 House rose [Totals for session: 610.41; 37.41] 8.47 1.17
52 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
82. Thursday 15 December 2016 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.21 09.56 Topical Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.10 10.06 Questions: International Trade 0.20 10.26 Topical Questions: International Trade 0.10 10.36 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.08 11.44 Statement: Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Sajid 1.10 Javid): Local Government Finance Settlement 12.54 Points of Order: Chris Stephens: Request for a statement 0.09 Greg Mulholland: Request for advice Mr Peter Bone: Noting time spent on topical questions Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Request for correction to the record 13.03 Backbench Business: George Kerevan: Commercial Financial Dispute Resolution 2.06 Platform 15.09 Backbench Business: Matt Warman: Broadband Universal Service Obligation 1.51 17.00 Points of Order: Dr Julian Lewis: Request for a statement from the Foreign Office 0.03 0.03 Matt Hancock (Minister for Digital and Culture): Correction to the record 17.03 Public Petition: Diana Johnson: Exoneration of persons convicted of gross 0.01 0.01 indecency and related “homosexual offences”. 17.04 Adjournment: Dr Julian Lewis: HMS President and historic warships 0.26 0.26
17.30 House rose [Totals for session: 618.41; 38.11] 8.00 0.30
83. Friday 16 December 2016
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Point of Order: Sarah Champion: Request for advice 0.03
09.38 Second Reading: Dr Eilidh Whiteford: Preventing and Combatting Violence 0.28 against Women and Domestic Violence (Ratification of Convention) Bill [PMB] 10.06 Point of Order: Mr Tom Watson: Asking about request for a Minister to make a 0.01 statement 10.07 Second Reading: Dr Eilidh Whiteford: Preventing and Combatting Violence 3.33 against Women and Domestic Violence (Ratification of Convention) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] [Divisions] [PBC] 13.40 Point of Order: Mr Peter Bone: Request for procedural advice 0.02
13.42 Second Reading: Roger Mullin: Double Taxation Treaties (Developing Countries) 0.50 0.02 Bill [PMB] 14.32 Adjournment: Mike Gapes: North-east London STP 0.29 0.29
15.01 House rose [Totals for session: 624.12; 38.42] 5.31 0.31
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84. Monday 19 December 2016
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Education 0.41
15.16 Topical Questions: Education 0.17
15.33 Statement: Prime Minister (Theresa May): European Council 2016 [Exit] 1.24
16.57 Statement: Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice (Elizabeth Truss): 0.44 HMP Birmingham 17.41 Statement: Secretary of State for Defence (Sir Michael Fallon): Yemen 0.42
18.23 Points of Order: Stephen Doughty: Request for notifications received 0.07 Danny Kinahan: Request for information about a decision on an urgent question Dr Julian Lewis: Noting leaking of Committee report Ian Murray: Request for action 18.30 General Debate: Minister for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation 1.11 (Joseph Johnson): Exiting the EU: Science and Research [Exit] 19.41 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 7 minutes 0.00
19.41 General Debate: Minister for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation 1.01 (Joseph Johnson): Exiting the EU: Science and Research [Resumed] [Exit] 20.42 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 6 minutes 0.00
20.42 General Debate: Minister for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation 1.15 (Joseph Johnson): Exiting the EU: Science and Research [Resumed] [Exit] 21.57 Adjournment: Judith Cummins: Bradford Bulls and Rugby League 0.21 0.18
22.18 House rose [Totals for session: 632.00; 39.00] 7.48 0.18
54 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
85. Tuesday 20 December 2016
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Health 0.47
12.22 Topical Questions: Health 0.16
12.38 Urgent Question: Edward Miliband (asking); The Secretary of State for Culture, 0.24 Media and Sport (Karen Bradley) (answering): Sky: 21st Century Fox: Takeover Bid 13.02 Points of Order: Dan Jarvis: Request for advice on whether a written ministerial 0.06 statement would be appropriate Chris Stephens: Noting use of a ministerial statement Ms Angela Eagle: Query around sub judice 13.08 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Tim Loughton: Rail Ombudsman 0.11
13.19 Backbench Business: Jim Fitzpatrick: Leasehold and Commonhold Reform 1.55
15.14 Backbench Business: Bob Blackman: Christmas Adjournment 3.42
18.56 Adjournment: Matthew Pennycook: Woolwich Barracks 0.27 0.23
19.23 House rose [Totals for session: 639.53; 39.23] 7.53 0.23
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89. Monday 9 January 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.48
15.23 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.15
15.38 Urgent Question: Peter Kyle (asking); The Minister for Courts and Justice (Sir 0.40 Oliver Heald) (answering): Domestic Violence Victims: Cross-Examination 16.18 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Jeremy Hunt): Mental Health and NHS 1.46 Performance 18.04 Points of Order: Mr David Anderson: Request for indication of statement 0.07 Ms Margaret Ritchie: Request for advice Sir Hugo Swire: Request for investigation 18.11 Consideration: Technical and Further Education Bill [Divisions] 3.00
21.11 Suspension 0.05
21.16 Legislative Grand Committee (E&W): Technical and Further Education Bill 0.01
21.17 Legislative Grand Committee (E): Technical and Further Education Bill 0.01
21.18 Point of Order: Pete Wishart: Noting lack of time for debate in Legislative Grand 0.03 Committee 21.21 Third Reading: Technical and Further Education Bill 0.20
21.41 Adjournment: Nic Dakin: Sixth-form Education: International Comparisons 0.39 0.20
22.20 House rose [Totals for session: 647.43; 39.43] 7.50 0.20
56 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
87. Tuesday 10 January 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.50
12.25 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.21
12.46 Urgent Question: John McDonnell (asking); The Financial Secretary to the 0.39 Treasury (Jane Ellison) (answering): HMRC Estate 13.25 Statement: Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (James Brokenshire): Northern 0.49 Ireland: Political Developments 14.14 Point of Order: Stephen Doughty: Request for guidance regarding the Ministerial 0.04 code 14.18 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Christian Rees: Mutual Guarantee Societies 0.11
14.29 Consideration: Commonwealth Development Corporation Bill [Divisions] 2.20
16.49 Third Reading: Commonwealth Development Corporation Bill 0.24
17.13 Lords Amendments: Policing and Crime Bill [Divisions] 2.38 0.51
19.51 Adjournment: Derek Thomas: Dean Quarry, St Keverne 0.22 0.22
20.13 House rose [Totals for session: 656.26; 40.56] 8.43 1.13
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 57 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
88. Wednesday 11 January 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: International Development 0.22
11.57 Topical Questions: International Development 0.08
12.05 Questions: Prime Minister 0.35
12.40 Urgent Question: Caroline Lucas (asking); The Minister for Climate Change and 0.47 Industry (Mr Nick Hurd) (answering): Green Investment Bank 13.27 Point of Order: Tom Brake: Request for subject to be raised and debated in the 0.02 House 13.29 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Kevin Hollinrake: Guardianship (Missing Persons) 0.09
13.38 Opposition day (17th allotted day): NHS and Social Care Funding 1.27
15.05 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 10 minutes 0.00
15.05 Opposition day (17th allotted day): NHS and Social Care Funding [Resumed] 0.24
15.29 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 7 minutes 0.00
15.29 Opposition day (17th allotted day): NHS and Social Care Funding [Resumed] 2.50
18.19 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.00
18.19 Opposition day (17th allotted day): NHS and Social Care Funding [Resumed] 0.56 0.15 [Division 19.15 Public Petitions: Mary Creagh: Future of King Street Health Centre, Wakefield 0.02 0.02 Jacob Rees-Mogg: Boat Moorings on the River Avon 19.17 Adjournment: Daniel Kawczynski: A&E Provision: Shropshire and Mid-Wales 0.29 0.29
19.46 House rose [Totals for session: 664.42; 41.42] 8.16 0.46
58 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
89. Thursday 12 January 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Transport 0.46
10.21 Topical Questions: Transport 0.18
10.39 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.10
11.49 Committee Statement: Mrs Maria Miller (on behalf of the Women and Equalities 0.16 Committee): Women in the House of Commons 12.05 Points of Order: Alex Salmond: Request for Ministers to address the House 0.06 Derek Twigg: Request for advice on Ministerial answers Sir Desmond Swayne: Noting addressing the Chair during debates 12.11 Backbench Business: Stephen Twigg: Yemen 3.31
15.42 Backbench Business: John Mann: African Great Lakes Region 1.18
17.00 Adjournment: Jon Cruddas: Circle Housing and Orchard Village 0.28 0.28
17.28 House rose [Totals for session: 672.40; 42.10] 7.58 0.28
90. Friday 13 January 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.04
09.34 Second Reading: Kevin Foster: Broadcasting (Radio Multiplex Services) Bill 4.12 [PMB] [PBC] 13.46 Second Reading: Tim Loughton: Civil Partnership Act 2004 (Amendment) Bill 0.45 0.01 [PMB] 14.31 Adjournment: Mr David Lammy: Night Schools and Adult Education 0.29 0.29
15.00 House rose [Totals for session: 678.10; 42.40] 5.30 0.30
91. Monday 16 January 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.43
15.18 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.19
15.37 Points of Order: Jonathan Ashworth: Request for statement 0.06 Tommy Sheppard: Request for statement Ian Austin: Tribute to Professor Anthony King 15.43 Second Reading: National Citizen Service Bill [PBC] 3.20
19.03 Adjournment: Maria Eagle: Defibrillators in Public Areas 0.37
19.40 House rose [Totals for session: 683.20; 42.40] 5.10 0.00
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92. Tuesday 17 January 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Treasury 0.48
12.23 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.18
12.41 Statement: Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (James Brockenshire) 0.59
13.40 Point of Order: Stephen Doughty: Attendance of the Prime Minister 0.01
13.41 Statement: Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis) 1.47 [Exit] 15.28 Point of Order: Carol Monaghan: Request for clarification 0.02
15.30 Ten minute rule motion: Mr David Burrowes: Burial Rights Reform 0.15
15.45 Opposition Day (18th allotted day): Leaving the EU: the Rural Economy [Exit] 0.41
16.26 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.00
16.26 Opposition Day (18th allotted day): Leaving the EU: the Rural Economy 0.17 [Resumed] [Exit] 16.43 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 3 minutes 0.00
16.43 Opposition Day (18th allotted day): Leaving the EU: the Rural Economy 0.55 [Resumed] [Exit] 17.38 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 2 minutes 0.00
17.38 Opposition Day (18th allotted day): Leaving the EU: the Rural Economy 0.44 [Resumed] [Division] [Exit] 18.22 Point of Order: Richard Benyon: Pointing out entry in the register 0.02
18.24 Opposition Day (18th allotted day): DWP Policies and Low-income Households 0.32
18.56 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 3 minutes 0.00
18.56 Opposition Day (18th allotted day): DWP Policies and Low-income Households 1.27 1.23 [Resumed] [Divisions] 20.23 Adjournment: Jonathan Reynolds: Toilet facilities: People with Disabilities 0.29 0.29
20.52 House rose [Totals for session: 692.42; 44.32] 9.22 1.52
60 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
93. Wednesday 18 January 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Scotland 0.32
12.07 Questions: Prime Minister 0.37
12.44 Urgent Question: Paul Scully (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.38 Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Alok Sharma) (answering): Human Rights: Burma 13.22 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Joan Ryan: Promotion of Israeli-Palestinian Peace 0.11 (United Kingdom Participation) 13.33 General Government Motion: Minister for Policing and the Fire Service (Brandon 4.18 Lewis): Leaving the EU: Security, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice [Exit] 17.51 Adjournment: Mr Nigel Evans: Flooding: Ribble Valley 1.05
18.56 House rose [Totals for session: 700.08; 44.32] 7.26 0.00
94. Thursday 19 January 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.33
10.08 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.12
10.20 Questions: Church Commissioners (7); Public Accounts Commission (1); House of 0.10 Commons Commission (1) 10.37 Speakers Statement: Stonewall and the House of Commons Service 0.02
10.39 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.09
11.48 Point of Order: Ian Blackford: Request for guidance 0.03
11.51 Backbench Business: Mr David Nuttall: Kashmir 3.00
14.51 Backbench Business: Peter Kyle: Holocaust Memorial Day 2.09
17.00 Adjournment: Patricia Gibson: Ayrshire Growth Deal 0.29 0.29
17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 708.07; 45.01] 7.59 0.29
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 61 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
95. Friday 20 January 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Private Member’s Motion: Mr David Nuttall: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.19
09.54 Second Reading: John Glen: Merchant Shipping (Homosexual Conduct) Bill 4.31 [PMB] [PBC] 14.25 Second Reading: Caroline Lucas: Personal, Social, Health and Economic 0.05 Education (Statutory Requirement) Bill [PMB] 14.30 Adjournment: Maria Caulfield: Southern Rail 0.28 0.28
14.58 House rose [Totals for session: 713.35; 45.29] 5.28 0.28
96. Monday 23 January 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.43
15.18 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.16
15.34 Urgent Question: Mr Kevan Jones (asking); Secretary of State for Defence 1.04 (Michael Fallon) (answering): Trident: Test firing 16.38 Statement: Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Greg 1.28 Clark): Industrial Strategy Consultation 18.06 Second reading: Local Government Finance Bill [PBC] 3.56 0.02
22.02 Adjournment: Mrs Maria Miller: Sex and relationship education 0.25 0.25
22.27 House rose [Totals for session: 721.32; 45.56] 7.57 0.27
62 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
97. Tuesday 24 January 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Justice 0.44
12.19 Topical Questions: Justice 0.14
12.33 Statement: Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 1.45 Article 50 [Exit] 14.18 Point of Order: Dr Julian Lewis: Request for advice on correcting the record 0.02
14.20 Ten minute rule motion: Chris Philp: Industrial Action (Protection of Critical 0.30 National Services) [Division] 14.50 Lords Amendments: Wales Bill [Division] 2.01
16.51 Government Motions: Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr Philip Hammond): 1.28 Charter for Budget Responsibility [Division] 18.19 Government Motion: Parliamentary Secretary, Cabinet Office (Chris Skidmore): 0.14 Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration and Health Service Commissioner for England (Appointment) 18.33 Adjournment: Mark Tami: Stem cell transplants 0.52 0.25
19.25 House rose [Totals for session: 729.27; 46.21] 7.55 0.25
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 63 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
98. Wednesday 25 January 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Wales 0.32
12.07 Questions: Prime Minister 0.38
12.45 Points of Order: Alison Thewliss: Inquiring into a Ministerial statement 0.05 Ian Paisley: Request for correction to the record Bob Blackman: Reminder for book of commitment for Holocaust Memorial Day 12.50 Ten minute rule motion: Tom Blenkinsop: Town and Country Planning 0.06 (Electricity Generating Consent) 12.56 Opposition day (19th allotted day): Prisons 1.00
13.56 Speech limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 7 minutes 0.00
13.56 Opposition day (19th allotted day): Prisons [Resumed] 0.37
14.33 Speech limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 6 minutes 0.00
14.33 Opposition day (19th allotted day): Prisons [Resumed] 0.16
14.49 Speech limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.00
14.49 Opposition day (19th allotted day): Prisons [Resumed] 0.11
15.00 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.00
15.00 Opposition day (19th allotted day): Prisons [Resumed] [Division] 1.16
16.16 Opposition day (19th allotted day): School funding 0.00
16.16 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 3 minutes 0.00
16.16 Opposition day (19th allotted day): School funding [Resumed] 2.16
18.32 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 2 minutes 0.00
18.32 Opposition day (19th allotted day): School funding [Resumed] [Divisions] 0.42 0.14
19.14 Public Petitions: Claire Perry: Sentencing for death by dangerous driving 0.01 0.01
19.15 Adjournment: Mr Adrian Bailey: Rifleman Lee Bagley: MOD Duty of Care 0.24 0.24
19.39 House rose [Totals for session: 737.36; 47.00] 8.09 0.39
64 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
99. Thursday 26 January 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.47
10.22 Topical Questions: Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.13
10.35 Urgent Question: Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh (asking); Parliamentary Under- 0.36 Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs (Mr Tobias Ellwood) (answering): Yemen 11.11 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.54
12.05 Points of Order: Alex Salmond: Request for correction of the record 0.04 Chris Bryant: Request for printed circulation of the business statement 12.09 Backbench Business: Greg Mullholland: Statutory pubs code and pubs code 1.49 adjudicator 13.58 Backbench Business: Siobhain McDonagh: Breast cancer drugs 1.47
15.45 Business Motion: Business of the House 0.56
16.41 House rose [Totals for session: 744.47; 47.00] 7.11 0.00
100. Friday 27 January 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Consideration: Bob Blackman: Homelessness Reduction Bill [PMB] 2.40
12.15 Third Reading: Bob Blackman: Homelessness Reduction Bill [PMB] 2.10
14.25 Second Reading: Lucy Allan: Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 0.07 0.02 (Amendment) Bill [PMB] [PBC] 14.32 Adjournment: Paula Sherriff: Provision of cervical screening 0.29 0.29
15.01 House rose [Totals for session: 750.18; 47.31] 5.31 0.31
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 65 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
102. Monday 30 January 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Defence 0.47
15.22 Topical Questions: Defence 0.15
15.37 Urgent Question: Ronnie Cowan (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 0.42 for Welfare Delivery (Caroline Nokes) (answering): Jobcentre Plus offices: closure 16.19 Statement: Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Boris 1.29 Johnson): US Immigration Policy 17.48 S.O. No. 24 Application: Edward Miliband: Change in US Immigration Policy 0.13
18.01 Second Reading: Pension Scheme Bill [Lords] [PBC] 4.43 0.44
22.44 Adjournment: John Mann: Doncaster and Bassetlaw NHS Trust STP 0.37 0.37
23.21 House rose [Totals for session: 759.09; 48.52] 8.51 1.21
103. Tuesday 31 January 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.43
12.18 Topical Questions: Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.12
12.30 Ten minute rule motion: Nusrat Ghani: Crime (Aggravated Murder of and 0.20 Violence Against Women) 12.50 Second Reading: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 1.05 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 13.55 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 6 minutes 1.01
14.56 Second Reading: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 6.41 2.37 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 21.37 Point of Order: Michael Gove: Noting that no statement had been made 0.00
21.37 Second Reading: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 1.49 1.49 [Resumed] Committed to a Committee of the whole House 23.26 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 4 minutes 0.00
23.26 Second Reading: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 0.30 0.30 [Resumed] Committed to a Committee of the whole House 23.56 Adjournment: Ms Karen Buck: School funding: Greater London 0.30 0.30
00.26 House rose [Totals for session: 772.05; 54.18] 12.56 5.26
66 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
103. Wednesday 1 February 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.35
12.10 Questions: Prime Minister 0.33
12.43 Ten minute rule motion: Peter Aldous: Vehicle Fuel (Publication of Tax 0.12 Information) 12.55 Second Reading: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 2.35 [Resumed] 15.30 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 3 minutes 0.00
15.30 Second Reading: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 2.42 [Resumed] Committed to a Committee of the whole House 18.12 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.00
18.12 Second Reading: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 1.20 0.32 [Resumed] [Divisions] Committed to a Committee of the whole House 19.32 Programme Motion: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 0.14 0.14 [Division] [PBC] 19.46 Point of Order: Sir Gerald Howarth: Thanking the Speaker for Chairing the debate 0.01 0.01
19.47 Public Petitions: Phil Wilson: English Language and English Literature GCSE- 0.01 0.01 Level Examinations 19.48 Adjournment: Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh: World hijab day 0.28 0.28
20.16 House rose [Totals for session: 780.51; 55.34] 8.46 1.16
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 67 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
104. Thursday 2 February 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Attorney General 0.20
09.55 Questions: Women and Equalities 0.25
10.20 Topical Questions: Women and Equalities 0.07
10.27 Questions: Leader of the House 0.14
10.41 Statement: Secretary of State for Transport (Chris Grayling): Airport Capacity and 0.54 Airport Policy 11.35 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.02
12.37 Statement: Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 0.54 Exiting the EU: New Partnership [Exit] 13.31 Committee Statement: Mr Bernard Jenkin (on behalf of the Public Administration 0.18 and Constitutional Affairs Committee): NHS in England 13.49 Backbench Business: Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Armed Forces Covenant 1.49
15.38 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 6 minutes 0.00
15.38 Backbench Business: Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Armed Forces Covenant 0.22 [Resumed] 16.00 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.01
16.01 Backbench Business: Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Armed Forces Covenant 1.00 0.01 [Resumed] 17.01 Adjournment: Glyn Davies: Colostomy Irrigation 0.22 0.22
17.23 House rose [Totals for session: 788.44; 55.57] 7.53 0.23
68 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
105. Friday 3 February 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Consideration: David Tredinnick: Parking Places (Variation of Charges) Bill 1.20 [PMB] 10.55 Third Reading: David Tredinnick: Parking Places (Variation of Charges) Bill 2.01 [PMB] 12.56 Consideration: Kevin Foster: Broadcasting (Radio Multiplex Services) Bill [PMB] 0.30
13.26 Third Reading: Kevin Foster: Broadcasting (Radio Multiplex Services) Bill 0.34 [PMB] 14.00 Second Reading: Dan Jarvis: Child Poverty in the UK (Target for Reduction) Bill 0.30 [PMB] 14.30 Point of Order: Conor McGinn: Noting that Second Reading on the Bill for 0.04 0.04 Helen’s law was not reached at today’s sitting 14.34 Adjournment: Siobhain McDonagh: Jane Harrison 0.24 0.24
14.58 House rose [Totals for session: 794.12; 56.25] 5.28 0.28
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 69 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
106. Monday 6 February 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Speaker’s Statement: Dress code for Clerks at the Table 0.01
14.36 Questions: Education 0.45
15.21 Topical Questions: Education 0.15
15.36 Statement: The Prime Minister (Theresa May): Informal European Council [Exit] 1.08
16.44 Points of Order: Emily Thornberry: Referring to Members by their Constituencies 0.13 Geoffrey Clifton-Brown: Request that the dress code for Clerks be reconsidered Sir Gerald Howarth: Request that the dress code for Clerks be reconsidered Stephen Doughty: Request for advice regarding the President of the US 16.57 Committee of the whole House: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 4.13 (1st allocated day) [Division] [Exit] 21.10 Point of Order: Chris Leslie: Request for advice on voting for new clauses 0.01 Wes Streeting: Request for advice regarding scrutiny Alex Salmond: Noting the programme order Stephen Doughty: Request for advice on voting on amendments Mr Sheerman: Noting selction of amendments 21.11 Committee of the whole House: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 1.07 0.18 (1st allocated day) [Resumed] [Exit] 22.18 Point of Order: Patrick Grady: Correction to the record 0.00
22.18 Committee of the whole House: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 1.27 1.27 (1st allocated day) [Resumed] [Exit] 23.45 Point of Order: Alex Salmond: Noting powers of the Chair 0.03 0.03 Ian Blackford: Noting number of SNP Members ot be called during the debate 23.48 Committee of the whole House: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 0.47 0.47 (1st allocated day) [Resumed] [Divisions] [Exit] 00.35 Adjournment: Edward Miliband: High Speed 2: Yorkshire 0.28 0.28
01.03 House rose [Totals for session: 804.45; 59.28] 10.33 3.03
70 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
107. Tuesday 7 February 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Health 0.49
12.24 Topical Questions: Health 0.13
12.37 Statement: Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government: (Sajid 1.20 Javid): Housing white paper 13.57 Points of Order: Sir Edward Leigh: Invitation to the President of the US 0.08 Paul Flynn: Invitation to the President of the US Mr Peter Bone: Invitation to the President of the US and noting the clapping taking place in the Chamber Alex Salmond: Request for Chair of the Government to advise on the irrevocability of Article 50 Sir Gerald Howarth: Request for assurance on the impartiality of the Chair 14.05 Ten minute rule motion: Holly Lynch: Crime (Assaults on Emergency Services 0.11 Staff) 14.16 Committee of the whole House: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 0.00 (2nd allocated day) [Resumed] [Exit] 14.16 Point of Order: Paul Farrelly: Noting procedure relating to divisions on clauses 0.01 and amendments 14.17 Committee of the whole House: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 4.27 (2nd allocated day) [Resumed] [Divisions] [Exit] 18.44 Committee of the whole House: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 2.58 2.42 (2nd allocated day) [Resumed] [Divisions] [Exit] 21.42 Adjournment: Wayne David: Driving offences: Government Consultation 0.19 0.19
22.01 House rose [Totals for session: 815.16; 62.29] 10.31 3.01
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 71 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
108. Wednesday 8 February 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.27
12.02 Topical Questions: Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.06
12.08 Questions: Prime Minister 0.36
12.44 Ten minute rule motion: Liz Saville Roberts Sexual Offences (Amendment) 0.09
12.53 Committee of the whole House: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 0.00 (3rd allocated day) [Exit] 12.53 Point of Order: Kit Malthouse: Request for explanation on the orderliness of 0.01 amendments 12.54 Committee of the whole House: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 0.58 (3rd allocated day) [Resumed] [Exit] 13.52 Point of Order: Mr Harper: Correction to the record 0.01
13.53 Committee of the whole House: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 6.07 1.00 (3rd allocated day) [Resumed] [Divisions] [Exit] 20.00 Point of Order: Alex Salmond: Pointing out that there would be no Report stage or 0.01 0.01 debate at 3rd Reading, which last happened on the Defence of the Realm Act, for WW1. 20.01 Committee of the whole House: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 0.17 0.17 (3rd allocated day) [Resumed] [Divisions] [Exit] 20.18 Third Reading: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 0.01 0.01
20.19 Public Petitions: Patrick Grady: Closure of Maryhill Jobcentre 0.07 0.07 Alison Thewliss: Closure of Bridgeton Jobcentre Carol Monaghan: Closure of Anniesland Jobcentre Natalie McGarry: Closure of Jobcentres in Parkhead and Easterhouse Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Closure of Castlemilk and Langside Jobcentres Ben Howlett: Construction of an A36-46 link road, east of Bath Nic Dakin: Post office in Westcliffe, Scunthorpe 20.26 Adjournment: Jim McMahon: Educational Attainment: Oldham 0.25 0.25
20.51 House rose [Totals for session: 824.37; 64.20] 9.21 1.51
72 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
109. Thursday 9 February 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.20
09.55 Topical Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.09
10.04 Questions: International Trade 0.24
10.28 Topical Questions: International Trade 0.09
10.37 Urgent Question: Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.52 Department (Amber Rudd) (answering): Unaccompanied child refugees 11.29 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.03
12.32 Points of Order: Louise Haigh: Request for Ministerial statement 0.06 Peter Grant: Request for clarification of the official record Peter Grant: Noting differences between motion divided on and motion as described by the Minister Patrick Grady: Request for advice on decision making 12.38 Backbench Business: Sir Desmond Swayne: Occupied Palestinian Territories: 0.47 Israeli Settlements 13.25 Speech limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Lindsay Hoyle): 4 minutes 0.01
13.26 Backbench Business: Sir Desmond Swayne: Occupied Palestinian Territories: 1.03 Israeli Settlements [Resumed] 14.29 Point of Order: Mrs Ellman: Registration of an interest 0.04 Imran Hussain: Registration of an interest Tommy Sheppard: Registration of an interest Joan Ryan: Registration of an interest Richard Burden: Registration of an interest Ian Austin: Registration of an interest 14.33 Backbench Business: Sir Desmond Swayne: Occupied Palestinian Territories: 1.07 Israeli Settlements [Resumed] 15.40 Backbench Business: Damian Collins: Football Association Governance 0.10
15.50 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 4 minutes 0.01
15.51 Backbench Business: Damian Collins: Football Association Governance 0.22 [Resumed] 16.13 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 3 minutes 0.01
16.14 Backbench Business: Damian Collins: Football Association Governance 0.46 [Resumed] 17.00 Public Petitions: Changes to funding for 3 and 4 year olds in Walsall South 0.03 0.03 Margaret Ferrier: Closure of Cambuslang Jobcentre 17.03 Adjournment: Sir Edward Leigh: Holocaust Memorial Museum 0.20 0.20
17.23 House rose [Totals for session: 832.30; 64.43] 7.53 0.23
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 73 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
110. Monday 20 February 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.47
15.22 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.16
15.38 Point of Order: Kate Green: Request for Ministerial clarification or correction to 0.01 the record 15.39 Urgent Question: Justin Madders (asking); Secretary of State for Business, Energy 0.41 and Industrial Strategy (Greg Clark) (answering): Vauxhall/ Opel: Proposed takeover 16.20 Points of Order: Mr David Winnick: Request for change to delivery of Queen’s 0.04 message Mr David Winnick: Request for change to delivery of Queen’s message 16.24 Programme Motion: Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill [Lords] 0.01
16.25 Consideration: Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill [Lords] 1.11
17.36 Third Reading: Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill [Lords] 0.25
18.01 Lords Amendments: High Speed Rail (London – West Midlands) Bill 1.17
19.18 Adjournment: Ian Murray: Motor neurone disease/ Gordon Aikman 0.29
19.47 House rose [Totals for session: 837.47; 64.43] 5.17 0.00
74 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
111. Tuesday 21 February 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.45
12.20 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.20
12.40 Points of Order: James Duddridge: Request for information about an unresolved 0.02 matter Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh: Request for clarification Andrew Bridgen: Request for apology 12.42 Ten minute rule motion: Chris Stephens: Government Services 0.10 (Telecommunications Charges) 12.52 Second Reading: Criminal Finances Bill [Divisions] [PBC] 4.54
17.46 Point of Order: Sue Hayman: Request for advice on petition procedure 0.02
17.48 Third Reading: Criminal Finances Bill 0.13
18.01 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Social Security and Pensions 0.30
18.31 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Town and Country Planning [Division] 0.14
18.45 Public Petitions: Daniel Zeichner: The future of nursery schools 0.03 Mr Ranil Jayawardena: Closure of bank in Odiham 18.48 Adjournment: Dr Andrew Murrison: SS Mendi 0.22 0.10
19.10 House rose [Totals for session: 845.27; 64.53] 7.40 0.10
112. Wednesday 22 February 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: International Development 0.26
12.01 Topical Questions: International Development 0.07
12.08 Questions: Prime Minister 0.35
12.43 Points of Order: Christian Matheson: Request for guidance on representing 0.07 constituents Seema Malhotra: Request for why official data had not been made available in the public domain 12.50 Ten minute rule motion: James Berry: Lee Valley Regional Park (Amendment) 0.17
13.07 Government Motion: Minister for Policing and the Fire Service (Brandon Lewis): 2.20 Police Grant Report [Division] 15.27 Government Motion: Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government 3.08 (Sajid Javid): Local Government Finance Reports [Division] 18.35 Adjournment: Simon Hoare: Aster Group Housing Association 0.37 0.12
19.12 House rose [Totals for session: 853.09; 65.05] 7.42 0.12
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 75 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
113. Thursday 23 February 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Transport 0.44
10.19 Topical Questions: Transport 0.20
10.39 Point of Order: Secretary of State for Transport (Chris Grayling): Thanking the 0.01 House regarding the HS2 Bill 10.40 Urgent Question: Yvette Cooper (asking); Minister for Security (Mr Ben Wallace) 0.38 (answering): Jamal al-Harith 11.18 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.04
12.22 Point of Order: Philip Davies: Request for action for dis-satisfactory answer to 0.03 Written Parliamentary Questions 12.25 Opposition Day (un-allotted half-day): Armed Forces: Historical Cases 3.00
15.25 Backbench Business: Alison McGovern: Unaccompanied children (Greece and 2.52 1.17 Italy) 18.17 Adjournment: Mr Dennis Skinner: High Speed 2 (Newton) 0.29 0.29
18.46 House rose [Totals for session: 862.25; 66.51] 9.16 1.46
114. Friday 24 February 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Point of Order: Philip Davies: Request for advice on tabling opportunity to table 0.06 amendments Mr Christopher Chope: Request for advice on debating starred amendments Mr David Nuttall: Request for advice regarding manuscript amendments 09.41 Consideration: Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and 0.01 Domestic Violence (Ratification of Convention) Bill [PMB] 09.42 Point of Order: Mr Christopher Chope: Request for advice relating to explanatory 0.02 statements associated with amendments 09.44 Consideration: Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and 2.59 Domestic Violence (Ratification of Convention) Bill [PMB] [Divisions] 12.43 Third Reading: Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and 0.55 Domestic Violence (Ratification of Convention) Bill [PMB] [Divisions] 13.38 Consideration: Awards for Valour (Protection) Bill [PMB] 0.53 0.01
14.31 Point of Order: Mr John Spellar: Noting Bills not debated today 0.01 0.01
14.32 Point of Order: James Cartlidge: Request for advice regarding objection to a Bill 0.03 0.03
14.35 Adjournment: Mike Freer: HIV Awareness: PSHE Lessons 0.22 0.22
14.57 House rose [Totals for session: 867.52; 67.18] 5.27 0.27
76 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
115. Monday 27 February 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Death of a Member: Father of the House, Sir Gerald Kaufman 0.03
14.38 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.50
15.28 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.16
15.44 Urgent Question: Jonathan Ashworth (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr 0.33 Jeremy Hunt) (answering): NHS shared business services 16.17 Points of Order: Philip Davies: Request for clarity on orderliness, and proceedings 0.12 Anna Turley: Clarification on proceedings Stephen Timms: Request for a Ministerial to attend Parliament/ provide a statement Mr Stewart Jackson: Request for clarification on advance notice before impugning a Member Hywel Williams: Request for advice on holding the Government to account 16.29 Estimates Day (2nd allotted day): Future Flood Prevention 2.19
18.48 Estimates Day (2nd allotted day): Health and social care 3.12
22.00 Adjournment: Tom Blenkinsop: ICL Boulby Potash Mine 0.25 0.25
22.25 House rose [Totals for session: 875.47; 67.43] 7.55 0.25
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 77 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
116. Tuesday 28 February 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Treasury 0.44
12.19 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.18
12.37 Point of Order: Mary Creagh: Request for ruling on sexist language 0.02
12.39 Urgent Question: Richard Burgon (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of 0.29 State for Justice (Mr Sam Gyimah) (answering): Prison Officers Association: withdrawal from voluntary tasks 13.08 Urgent Question: Stephen Timms (asking); Secretary of State for Work and 0.40 Pensions (Damian Green) (answering): Personal Independence Payments 13.48 Points of Order: Yasmin Qureshi: Request for guidance on handing petitions to 0.04 Downing Street Mr Christopher Chope: Request for advice on an answer to a Parliamentary question 13.52 Ten minute rule motion: Nic Dakin: Careers Guidance (Access to Schools) 0.12
14.04 Estimates Day (3rd allotted day): The Government’s Productivity Plan 2.37
16.41 Point of Order: Mike Kane: Request for written statement 0.01
16.42 Estimates Day (3rd allotted day): Intergenerational fairness 0.47
17.29 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 10 minutes 0.01
17.30 Estimates Day (3rd allotted day): Intergenerational fairness [Resumed] 0.21
17.51 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 9 minutes 0.01
17.52 Estimates Day (3rd allotted day): Intergenerational fairness [Resumed] 1.13 0.05
19.05 Public Petitions: Luciana Berger: Closure of jobcentres 0.04 0.04 Steve Double: Closure of Lloyds banks in St Blazey and Mevagissey Anna Soubry: Traffic enforcement measures along the A52 19.09 Adjournment: Rachel Maskell: Rationing of surgery 0.30 0.30
19.39 House rose [Totals for session: 883.56; 68.22] 8.09 0.39
78 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
117. Wednesday 1 March 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Scotland 0.34
12.09 Questions: Prime Minister 0.37
12.46 Points of Order: Tom Brake: Request to place a matter on the record 0.08 Mr Peter Bone: Request for guidance on raising matters in question time Mr Christopher Chope: Request for a Ministerial response to a letter Dr Offord: Request for change to procedure 12.54 Ten minute rule motion: Nicky Morgan: Companies Documentation (Transgender 0.11 Persons) 13.05 Point of Order: Kirsty Blackman: Request for advice on scrutinising Estimates 0.02
13.07 Second Reading: Bus Services Bill [Lords] [PBC] 5.13
18.20 Public Petition: Keith Vaz: Walk-in Services at the Merlyn Vaz Health and Social 0.03 Care Centre, Leicester 18.23 Adjournment: Chris Stephens: Equality and Human Rights Commission 0.38 0.01
19.01 House rose [Totals for session: 891.27; 68.23] 7.31 0.01
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 79 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
118. Thursday 2 March 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.31
10.06 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.10
10.16 Questions: Church Commissioners (4); Public Accounts Commission (1); Electoral 0.08 Commission Committee (2) 10.37 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 2.17
12.54 Point of Order: Mr Peter Bone: Request for advice on a deferred division 0.03
12.57 Backbench Business: Jess Phillips: International Women’s Day 0.10
13.07 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.00
13.07 Backbench Business: Jess Phillips: International Women’s Day [Resumed] 1.52
14.59 Point of Order: Tulip Siddiq: Request for advice on use of language 0.01
15.00 Backbench Business: Albert Owen: Welsh Affairs 0.13
15.13 Speech limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.00
15.13 Backbench Business: Albert Owen: Welsh Affairs [Resumed] 1.18
16.31 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.00
16.31 Backbench Business: Albert Owen: Welsh Affairs [Resumed] 0.29
17.00 Public Petition: Valerie Vaz: Changes to funding for 3 and 4 year olds 0.01 0.01
17.01 Adjournment: William Wragg: A6-M60 Relief Road 0.28 0.28
17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 899.26; 68.52] 7.59 0.29
80 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
119. Monday 6 March 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.45
15.20 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.17
15.37 Speaker’s Statement: Data Protection and Universal Credit 0.02
15.39 Urgent Question: Rebecca Long Bailey (asking); Secretary of State for Business, 0.37 Energy and Industrial Strategy (Greg Clark) (answering): Opel/ Vauxhall: Sale to PSA Group 16.16 Statement: Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (Karen Bradley): Sky/ 0.29 21st Century Fox: proposed merger 16.45 Points of Order: Andrew Selous: Request for advice on the wearing of small 0.08 badges by visitors to the House Debbie Abrahams: Request for advice on holding the Home Office to account Cat Smith: Request for advice surrounding data and the Boundary Commission 16.53 Second Reading: Vehicle Technology and Aviation Bill [PBC] 3.22
20.15 Adjournment: Nick Thomas-Symonds: Young-onset Parkinson’s Disease 0.30
20.45 House rose [Totals for session: 905.41; 68.52] 6.15 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 81 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
120. Tuesday 7 March 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Ministry of Justice 0.47
12.22 Topical Questions: Ministry of Justice 0.17
12.39 Urgent Question: John Healey (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 0.26 for Welfare Delivery (Caroline Nokes) (answering): Housing Benefits (18 to 21- year-olds) 13.05 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Andrew Rosindell: Queen’s Sapphire Jubilee 0.17
13.22 Points of Order: Luciana Berger: Request for information regarding answers to 0.07 questions Caroline Lucas: Request for advice on pensions 13.29 Consideration: Children and Social Work Bill [Lords] [Divisions] 2.17
15.46 Legislative Grand Committee (E&W): Children and Social Work Bill [Lords] 0.05
15.51 Legislative Grand Committee (E): Children and Social Work Bill [Lords] 0.03
15.54 Third Reading: Children and Social Work Bill [Lords] 0.46
16.40 Government Motion: Parliamentary Secretary, Cabinet Office (Chris Skidmore): 0.18 Chair of the United Kingdom Statistics Authority (Appointment) 16.58 Government Motion: Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): 0.51 Standing Orders (Public Business) [Divisions] 17.49 Public Petition: Chi Onwurah: Implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 0.03
17.52 Adjournment: John Glen: Rural Policing and Hare Coursing 0.42
18.34 House rose [Totals for session: 912.45; 68.52] 7.04 0.00
82 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
121. Wednesday 8 March 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Wales 0.30
12.05 Questions: Prime Minister 0.30
12.35 Ways and Means: Financial Statement 0.58
13.33 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [1st allotted day] 1.00
14.33 Speech limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 10 minutes 0.00
14.33 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [1st allotted day] [Resumed] 1.38
16.11 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 8 minutes 0.00
16.11 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [1st allotted day] [Resumed] 1.12
17.23 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 7 minutes 0.00
17.23 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [1st allotted day] [Resumed] 1.34
18.57 Public Petitions: Susan Elan Jones: Unfinished dwellings in Heol Berwyn, Cefn 0.05 0.02 Mawr Tom Pursglove: Proposed development of two distribution buildings on land south of Meadow Lane, Raunds 19.02 Adjournment: Helen Goodman: Vinovium House 0.26 0.26
19.28 House rose [Totals for session: 920.43; 69.20] 7.58 0.28
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 83 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
122. Thursday 9 March 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.44
10.19 Topical Questions: Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.20
10.39 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.06
11.45 Points of Order: Charles Walker: Request for advice on bringing a matter to 0.03 Members’ attention
11.48 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [2nd allotted day] 1.29
13.17 Point of Order: Graham Jones: Request for advice for arranging corrections to 0.02 reports
13.19 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [2nd allotted day] [Resumed] 3.01
16.20 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 10 minutes 0.00
16.20 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [2nd allotted day] [Resumed] 0.40
17.00 Adjournment: Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Rothbury Community Hospital 0.25 0.25
17.25 House rose [Totals for session: 928.38; 69.45] 7.55 0.25
84 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
123. Monday 13 March 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Defence 0.45
15.20 Topical Questions: Defence 0.16
15.36 Points of Order: Patrick Grady: Request for guidance regarding the convention 0.03 that Members notify each other when visiting their constituencies Kate Osamor: Request for Ministerial statement 15.39 Ten minute rule motion: Diana Johnson: Reproductive Health (Access to 0.32 Terminations) Bill [Division] 16.11 Programme Motion: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 0.15 (Programme) (No. 2) [Division] [Exit] 16.26 Lords Amendments: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 2.30 [Divisions] [Exit]
18.56 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [3rd allotted day] 0.53
19.49 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 8 minutes 0.00
19.49 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [3rd allotted day] [Resumed] 0.19
20.08 Speech limit: Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 6 minutes 0.00
20.08 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [3rd allotted day] [Resumed] 1.32
21.40 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 4 minutes 0.00
21.40 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [3rd allotted day] [Resumed] 1.20 1.00
23.00 Adjournment: Ian Paisley: Leaving the EU: Poultry producers [Exit] 0.27 0.27
23.27 House rose [Totals for session: 937.35; 71.12] 8.57 1.27
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 85 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
124. Tuesday 14 March 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.45
12.20 Topical Questions: Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.16
12.36 Statement: Prime Minister (Mrs Theresa May): European Council [Exit] 1.27
14.03 Point of Order: Maria Miller: Request for clarification on the UK following an 0.02 announcement by the European Court of Justice 14.05 Ten minute rule motion: Nusrat Ghani: Diplomatic Service (United Kingdom 0.09 wines and sparkling wines)
14.14 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [4th allotted day] 0.10
14.24 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 8 minutes 0.00
14.24 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [4th allotted day] [Resumed] 2.16
16.40 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Eleanor Laing): 6 minutes 0.01
16.41 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [4th allotted day] [Resumed] [Divisions] 3.03 0.44
19.44 Point of Order: Debbie Abrahams: Request for statement and guidance on scrutiny 0.04 0.04 options 19.48 Adjournment: Paul Scully: Fuel poverty 0.24 0.24
20.12 House rose [Totals for session: 946.17; 72.24] 8.42 1.12
86 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
125. Wednesday 15 March 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.34
12.09 Questions: Prime Minister 0.33
12.42 Urgent Question: Debbie Abrahams (asking); Secretary of State for Work and 0.42 Pensions (Damian Green) (answering): Personal independence payments 13.24 Urgent Question: Mrs Maria Miller (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of 0.36 State for Women and Equalities (Caroline Dinenage) (answering): Visible religious symbols: European Court ruling 14.00 Point of Order: Lady Hermon: Request for confirmation on transposition of EU 0.02 judgements into domestic law [Exit] 14.02 Statement: The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr Philip Hammond): Class 4 1.14 National Insurance contributions 15.16 Point of Order: Rebecca Long Bailey: Request for retraction of comments by 0.06 another Member Alex Salmond: Request for emergency measures relating to the Budget Sir Desmond Swayne: Request for opportunity to recant support for earlier policy 15.22 Statement: Secretary of State for International Development (Priti Patel): Counter- 0.54 Daesh update 16.16 Point of Order: Alison Thewliss: Request for advice on holding the Government to 0.02 account 16.18 Ten minute rule motion: Drew Hendry: Network Rail (Scotland) 0.11
16.29 Lords Amendments: Health Service Medical Supplies Bill [Division] 0.52
17.21 Consideration: National Citizen Service Bill [Lords] 0.17
17.38 Suspension 0.04
17.42 Consideration: National Citizen Service Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.02
17.44 Legislative Grand Committee (E): National Citizen Service Economy Bill 0.02
17.46 Third Reading: National Citizen Service Economy Bill 0.28
18.14 Government Motion: Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): 0.07 Committee on Standards 18.21 Public Petitions: Nick Smith: Implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 0.04 Sir William Cash: Implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Sir William Cash: No. 31 bus service to Cheadle from Hanley 18.25 Adjournment: Simon Danczuk: Parental alienation 0.31
18.56 House rose [Totals for session: 953.43; 72.24] 7.26 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 87 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
126. Thursday 16 March 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Culture, media and sport 0.29
10.04 Topical Questions: Culture, media and sport 0.10
10.14 Questions: Attorney General 0.21
10.35 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.58
11.33 Statement: Secretary of State for Culture, media and sport (Karen Bradley): Sky/ 0.25 21st Century Fox: Merger 11.58 Points of Order: Mr Christopher Chope; Request for advice on holding the 0.17 government to account Sir Edward Leigh; Request for advice on holding the government to account Chris Bryant: Request for provision of two weeks Parliamentary business to allow for Select Committee planning Patricia Gibson: Request for guidance on gathering information from the Government Alex Salmond: Request for Prime Minister’s statement 12.15 Committee Statement: Mr Bernard Jenkin (on behalf of the Public Administration 0.26 and Constitutional Affairs Committee): Chilcot inquiry 12.41 Committee Statement: Dr Sarah Wollaston (on behalf of the Health Committee): 0.21 Suicide prevention 13.02 Backbench Business: John Penrose: Energy prices 2.13
15.15 House rose [Totals for session: 959.28; 72.24] 5.45 0.00
127. Monday 20 March 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Education 0.47
15.22 Topical Questions: Education 0.14
15.36 Urgent Question: Andrew Gwynne (asking); Minister for the Cabinet Office and 0.39 Paymaster General (Ben Gummer) (answering): Advisory Committee on Business Appointments/ Ministerial Code 16.15 Point of Order: Michael Fabricant: Request to acknowledge another member’s 0.01 point 16.16 S.O. No. 24 Application: Alison Thewliss: Non-consensual sex exemption (tax 0.04 credits) 16.20 Second reading: Prisons and Courts Bill [PBC] 5.36
21.56 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Income Tax [No debate] [Division] 0.10 0.06
22.06 Adjournment: Drew Hendry: Universal Credit: Highlands 0.29 0.29
22.35 House rose [Totals for session: 967.33; 72.59] 8.05 0.35
88 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
128. Tuesday 21 March 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Health 0.42
12.17 Topical Questions: Health 0.17
12.34 Urgent Question: John McDonnell (asking); Economic Secretary to the Treasury 0.33 (Simon Kirby) (answering): Money laundering: British banks 13.07 Points of Order: Ian Lavery: Apology for not declaring an interest 0.03 Debbie Abrahams: Request for advice on pressing the Government for a debate 13.10 Ten minute rule motion: Ms Karen Buck: Short and Holiday-let Accommodation 0.11 (Notification of Local Authorities 13.21 Consideration: Intellectual Property (Unjustified Threats) Bill [Lords] 0.36
13.57 Third Reading: Intellectual Property (Unjustified Threats) Bill [Lords] 0.01
13.58 General Debate: Minister for Climate Change and Industry (Mr Nick Hurd): Fuel 1.43 poverty 15.41 Adjournment: Will Quince: Baby Loss (Public health guidelines) 0.54
16.35 House rose [Totals for session: 972.38; 72.59] 5.05 0.00
129. Wednesday 22 March 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.25
12.00 Topical Questions: Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.07
12.07 Questions: Prime Minister 0.41
12.48 Urgent Question: Mr Gavin Shuker (asking); Secretary of State for Transport 0.27 (Chris Grayling) (answering): Aviation security 13.15 Points of Order: Alan Brown: Request to ensure the record is correct and to 0.03 request an apology 13.18 Ten minute rule motion: Tim Farron: Terms of withdrawal from the European 0.11 Union (Referendum) [Exit] 13.29 Consideration: Pension Schemes Bill [Lords] 1.51
15.20 House rose [Totals for session: 976.28; 72.59] 3.50 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 89 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
130. Thursday 23 March 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: International Trade 0.19
09.54 Topical Questions: International Trade 0.06
10.00 Questions: Women and Equalities 0.31
10.31 Speaker’s Statement: London attacks 1.29
12.00 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.02
13.02 Points of Order: Debbie Abrahams: Request for correction to the record and 0.03 request for a debate Bob Blackman: To raise a point for the record Nigel Adams: Registration of an interest 13.05 Backbench Business: Bob Blackman: Equitable life policy holders: compensation 0.31
13.36 Point of Order: Sir Peter Bottomley: Registration of an interest 0.01
13.37 Backbench Business: Bob Blackman: Equitable life policy holders: compensation 2.27 [Resumed] 16.04 Backbench Business: Lucy Powell: Social Mobility Commission: State of the 0.56 nation report 17.00 Adjournment: Mr Charles Walker: Ratty’s Lane Incinerator 0.29 0.29
17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 984.27; 73.28] 7.59 0.29
131. Friday 24 March 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.04
09.34 Consideration: Wendy Morton: Local Audit (Public access to Documents) Bill 3.34 [PMB] [Division] 13.08 Third Reading: Wendy Morton: Local Audit (Public access to Documents) Bill 0.04 [PMB] 13.12 Consideration: John Glen: Merchant Shipping (Homosexual Conduct) Bill [PMB] 0.39
13.51 Third Reading: John Glen: Merchant Shipping (Homosexual Conduct) Bill [PMB] 0.07
13.58 Consideration: Kevin Hollinrake: Guardianship (Missing Persons) Bill [PMB] 0.20
14.18 Third Reading: Kevin Hollinrake: Guardianship (Missing Persons) Bill [PMB] 0.19 0.07
14.37 Adjournment: Jim Fitzpatrick; Cochlear implantation 0.22 0.22
14.59 House rose [Totals for session: 989.56; 73.57] 5.29 0.29
90 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
132. Monday 27 March 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.48
15.23 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.18
15.41 Urgent Question: Rebecca Long Bailey (asking); Secretary of State for Business, 0.19 Energy and Industrial Strategy (Greg Clark) (answering): Magnox: Early Contract Terminations 16.00 Points of Order: Andrew Bridgen: Registration of an interest 0.08 Ian Blackford: Request for advice on arranging a meeting with a Minister Mrs Maria Miller: Request for advice on showing solidarity Chris Bryant: Request for information regarding a Ministerial statement 16.08 Consideration: Bus Services Bill [Lords] [Divisions] 3.03
19.11 Suspension 0.05
19.16 Consideration: Bus Services Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.01
19.17 Legislative Grand Committee (E): Bus Services Bill [Lords] 0.01
19.18 Third Reading: Bus Services Bill [Lords] 0.25
19.43 Point of Order: Alison Thewliss: Request for advice on securing a debate 0.01
19.44 Adjournment: Mrs Emma Lewell-Buck: Tyne Marine Office 0.28
20.12 House rose [Totals for session: 995.38; 73.57] 5.42 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 91 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
133. Tuesday 28 March 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.45
12.20 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.16
12.36 Statement: Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (James Brokenshire): Northern 1.02 Ireland: Political Developments 13.38 S.O. No. 24 Application: Debbie Abrahams: Personal Independence Payments: 0.04 Regulations 13.42 Ten minute rule motion: Suella Fernandes: Family justice 0.12
13.54 Lords Amendments: Neighbourhood Planning Bill 2.38
16.32 Backbench Business: Keith Vaz: Yemen 0.16
16.48 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.01
16.49 Backbench Business: Keith Vaz: Yemen [Resumed] 0.25
17.14 Speech limit: Madam Deputy Speaker (Eleanor Laing): 3 minutes 0.01
17.15 Backbench Business: Keith Vaz: Yemen [Resumed] 0.46
18.01 Public Petitions: Gloria De Piero: Proposed Closure of Annesley DWP Office 0.01
18.02 Adjournment: Hannah Bardell: Mining: Health and Safety 0.35
18.37 House rose [Totals for session: 1002.45; 73.57] 7.07 0.00
92 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
134. Wednesday 29 March 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Speaker’s Statement: London attacks 0.01
11.36 Questions: International Development 0.18
11.54 Topical Questions: International Development 0.07
12.01 Questions: Prime Minister 0.34
12.35 Statement: Prime Minister: Article 50 2.46
15.21 Points of Order: Tom Brake: Request for advice on holding the Government to 0.07 account Mrs Cheryl Gillan: Request for Ministerial Statement relating to HS2 15.28 S.O. No. 24 Application: Neil Gray: Employment and Support Allowance 0.04
15.32 Ten minute rule motion: Andy Burnham: Public Authority (Accountability) 0.12
15.44 S.O. No. 24 Debate: Debbie Abrahams: Personal Independence Payment: 1.31 Regulations 17.15 Point of Order: Karl Turner: Registration of an interest 0.03 Mr Charles Walker: Correction to the record Sir Simon Burns: Request for advice on a third party providing misleading information to a Member 17.18 Consideration: Pension Schemes Bill [Lords] [Divisions] 0.36
17.54 Third Reading: Pension Schemes Bill [Lords] 0.23
18.17 Private Business: Second Reading: Middle Level Bill 1.04 0.21
19.21 Public Petitions: Tom Tugendhat: School Funding in Tonbridge and Malling 0.02 0.02
19.23 Adjournment: Kate Hoey: Hyde Housing (Lambeth) 0.29 0.29
19.52 House rose [Totals for session: 1011.07; 74.49] 8.22 0.52
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 93 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
135. Thursday 30 March 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Transport 0.49
10.24 Topical Questions: Transport 0.19
10.43 Speaker’s Statement: Speaker’s Democracy Award 0.03
10.46 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.11
11.57 Statement: Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 1.02 Legislating for UK withdrawal from the EU [Exit] 12.59 Backbench Business: Neil Parish: Animal Welfare 3.17
16.16 Backbench Business: Ian Mearns: Easter Adjournment 0.44
17.00 Public Petitions: Andrew Stephenson: Persecution of Christians 0.01 0.01
17.01 Adjournment: Paula Sheriff: Sanitary Products 0.27 0.27
17.28 House rose [Totals for session: 1019.05; 75.17] 7.58 0.28
136. Tuesday 18 April 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Treasury 0.45
15.20 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.15
15.35 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.26
16.01 Statement: Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Boris 0.55 Johnson): Syria and North Korea 16.56 Points of Order: Emily Thornberry: Request for advice on the orderliness of a 0.03 statement Ian Paisley: Request for advice on accountability 16.59 Ten minute rule motion: Mims Davies: Parish Council Governance (Principles of 0.11 Public Life) 17.10 Second Reading: Finance (No.2) Bill [Divisions] 4.51 0.01 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 22.01 Adjournment: Neil Gray: Employment and Support Allowance 0.30 0.30
22.31 House rose [Totals for session: 1027.06; 75.48] 8.01 0.31
94 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
137. Wednesday 19 April 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Questions: Scotland 0.36
12.11 Questions: Prime Minister 0.33
12.44 Ten minute rule motion: Mr David Burrowes: Child maintenance (Assessment of 0.13 Parent’s income) 12.57 Government Motion: Prime Minister: Early Parliamentary General Election 0.51
13.48 Speech limit: Mr Speaker: 3 minutes 0.01
13.49 Government Motion: Prime Minister: Early Parliamentary General Election 0.37 [Resumed] 14.26 Point of Order: Mrs Main: Request for withdrawal of remarks 0.00
14.26 Government Motion: Prime Minister: Early Parliamentary General Election 0.21 [Resumed] [Division] 14.47 Lords amendments: Technical and Further Education Bill [Division] 1.11
15.58 Government Motion: Chief Secretary to the Treasury (Mr David Gauke): Section 0.50 5 of the European Communities (Amendment ) Act 1993 [Division] [Exit] 16.48 Adjournment: Jim Shannon: Ballydugan Four 0.48
17.36 House rose [Totals for session: 1033.12; 75.48] 6.06 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 95 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
138. Thursday 20 April 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.29
10.04 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.14
10.18 Questions: Public Accounts Commission (2); Church Commissioners (4) 0.04
10.33 Urgent Question: Stephen Doughty (asking); Minister for Europe and the 0.34 Americas (Sir Alan Duncan) (answering): Persecution and Detention of LGBT Citizens: Chechnya 11.07 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.19
12.26 Points of Order: Martin Docherty-Hughes: Request for clarification to the record 0.04 Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Request for clarification on action regarding Government announcements Dawn Butler: Request for clarification on Prime Minister’s statement 12.30 Committee Statement: Mr Bernard Jenkin (on behalf of the Public Administration 0.20 and Constitutional Affairs Committee): EU Referendum: Lessons learned [Exit] 12.50 Committee Statement: Robert Neill (on behalf of the Justice Committee): Prison 0.16 reform: Governor empowerment 13.06 Government Motion: Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): 0.03 Manchester, Gorton (Writ) 13.09 Backbench Business: Sir Roger Gale: State Pensions: UK Expatriates 1.42
14.51 Backbench Business: Mr Virendra Sharma: Tackling infectious diseases 1.16
16.07 Adjournment: Mr Ronnie Campbell: Coty manufacturing plant (Seaton Delaval) 0.14
16.21 House rose [Totals for session: 1040.03; 75.48] 6.51 0.00
96 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
139. Monday 24 April 2017
14.30 Prayers 0.05
14.35 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.47
15.22 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.18
15.40 Urgent Question: Sue Hayman (asking); Secretary of State for Environment, Food 0.32 and Rural Affairs (Andrea Leadsom) (answering): Air quality strategy 16.12 Points of Order: Fiona Mactaggart: Request for clarification on the provision of 0.06 services until the House is dissolved Carol Monaghan: Request for clarification on the provision of services during purdah 16.18 Second Reading: Northern Ireland (Ministerial Appointments and Regional Rates) 0.53 Bill Committed to a Committee of the whole House 17.11 Point of Order: Ian Paisley: Request for length of time remaining for debate 0.01
17.12 Second Reading: Northern Ireland (Ministerial Appointments and Regional Rates) 2.48 Bill [Resumed] Committed to a Committee of the whole House 20.00 Committee of the whole House: Northern Ireland (Ministerial Appointments and 0.04 Regional Rates) Bill 20.04 Third Reading: Northern Ireland (Ministerial Appointments and Regional Rates) 0.00 Bill 20.04 Adjournment: Richard Drax: Primates as pets 0.19
20.23 House rose [Totals for session: 1045.56; 75.48] 5.53 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 97 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
140. Tuesday 25 April 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Speaker’s Statement: 200th Anniversary of the first printing of the Votes and 0.01 Proceedings 11.36 Questions: Justice 0.48
12.24 Topical Questions: Justice 0.20
12.44 Points of Order: Sue Hayman: Request for advice on protocol between Members 0.08 and constituencies Sir Oliver Heald: Request for advice on protocol between Members and constituencies Clive Lewis: Request for action to encourage Ministers to answer Written Parliamentary Questions Mr Richard Bacon: Consideration of semi-colons 12.52 Ten minute rule motion: Rachel Reeves: Unauthorised Overdrafts (Cost of Credit) 0.09
13.01 Committee of the whole House: Finance (No.2) Bill 1.54
14.55 Suspension 0.06
15.02 Legislative Grand Committee (E,W&NI): Finance (No.2) Bill 0.02
15.04 Third Reading: Finance (No.2) Bill 0.35
15.39 Lords Amendments: Health Service Medical Supplies (Costs) Bill 0.25
16.04 Public Petitions: Carol Monaghan: Drumchapel Post Office 0.10 Holly Lynch: School funding formula in Calderdale Ian C. Lucas: Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers and High Town Barracks, Wrexham Susan Elan Jones: Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers and High Town Barracks, Wrexham Anna Turley: Closure of Marske Medical Centre Ian Murray: Morningside Post office franchising Fiona Bruce: Fairer Funding Formula for school pupils in the Congleton Constituency and wider Cheshire East Local Authority Area David Rutley: Fairer Funding Formula for school pupils in Macclesfield Constituency and the Cheshire East Local Authority Area 16.14 Adjournment: Andy Burnham: Contaminated blood 1.11
17.25 House rose [Totals for session: 1051.51; 75.48] 5.54 0.00
98 SESSION 2016–17
Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
141. Wednesday 26 April 2017
11.30 Prayers 0.05
11.35 Speaker’s Statement: Remembering Members who were killed in 1917 0.01
11.36 Questions: Wales 0.38
12.14 Questions: Prime Minister 0.45
12.59 Points of Order: Mr David Winnick: Placing a response to the Prime Minister’s 0.10 answer on the record Paul Flynn: Registering pre-election language Chris Bryant: Remembering Jo Cox and Keith Palmer Sir Desmond Swayne: Raising a point of procedure Mr Winnick: Request for clarification Sir Desmond Swayne: Withdrawal of comment Michael Fabricant: Correction to the record Sir Gerald Howarth: Expression of appreciation
13.09 Ten minute rule motion: Alan Brown: Construction Industry (Protection of Cash 0.12 Retention) 13.21 Lords Amendments: Digital Economy Bill 1.38
14.59 Lords Amendments: Criminal Finances Bill 0.30
15.29 Lords Amendments: Higher Education and Research Bill 1.52
17.21 Public Petitions: Wes Streeting: Closure of King George Hospital Accident and 0.07 Emergency Department John Woodcock: Ulverston Post Office Chris Bryant: Transitional state pension arrangements for women born in the 1950s 17.28 Adjournment: Chris Evans: Diesel Fumes: Islwyn 0.27
17.55 House rose [Totals for session: 1058.16; 75.48] 6.25 0.00
PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 99 Time Subject Duration After appoin- ted time
142. Thursday 27 April 2017
09.30 Prayers 0.05
09.35 Questions: Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.52
10.27 Topical Questions: Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.25
10.52 Points of Order: Alex Salmond: Request for Ministerial statement on possible 0.16 prosecutions Mr Dennis Skinner: Request for Ministerial statement on possible prosecutions Mr Andrew Turner: Request for advice on holding the Academies Enterprise Trust to account Paul Blomfield: Request for advice on raising a case on behalf of a constituent Hannah Bardell: Request for support in scrutinising HMRC Mr Sheerman: Request for rules surrounding bullying between Members Seema Malhotra: Request for action from the Justice Secretary Paul Flynn: Registering concern regarding the electoral system and intervention 11.08 Suspension 6.12 0.20
17.20 Message to attend the Lords Commissioners; Suspension 0.28 0.28
17.48 House rose [Totals for session: 1066.34; 76.36] 8.18 0.48
100 SESSION 2016–17
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 1: Addresses other than Prayers 18 May 16 [1st day] 0.56 18 May 16 [1st day] [Resumed] 6.09 19 May 16 [2nd day] 4.36 23 May 16 [3rd day] 1.03 23 May 16 [3rd day] [Resumed] 3.19 23 May 16 [3rd day] [Resumed] 2.00 24 May 16 [4th day] 2.23 24 May 16 [4th day] [Resumed] 1.46 24 May 16 [4th day] [Resumed] 0.12 24 May 16 [4th day] [Resumed] 0.37 25 May 16 [5th day] 1.26 25 May 16 [5th day] [Resumed] 3.33 25 May 16 [5th day] [Resumed] [Division] 1.25 0.14 26 May 16 [6th day] 0.48 26 May 16 [6th day] [Resumed] 2.11 26 May 16 [6th day] [Resumed] [Divisions] 1.40 0.40 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 34.04 0.54 2a: Government Bills: Read a second time and committed to Public Bill Committee 19 Jul 16 Higher Education and Research Bill [Division] [PBC] 5.41 0.15 13 Sep 16 Digital Economy Bill [PBC] 5.49 10 Oct 16 Neighbourhood Planning Bill [PBC] 3.15 11 Oct 16 Small Charitable Donations and Childcare Payments Bill [PBC] 2.38 17 Oct 16 Savings (Government Contributions) Bill [PBC] 2.20 24 Oct 16 Health Service Medical Supplies (Costs) Bill [PBC] 2.38 25 Oct 16 Criminal Finances Bill [PBC] 3.12 31 Oct 16 Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill [Lords] [PBC] 3.08 14 Nov 16 Technical and Further Education Bill [PBC] 2.46 29 Nov 16 Commonwealth Development Corporation Bill [PBC] 3.19 5 Dec 16 Children and Social Work Bill [Lords] [PBC] 3.04 16 Jan 17 National Citizen Service Bill [PBC] 3.20 23 Jan 17 Local Government Finance Bill [PBC] 3.56 0.02 30 Jan 17 Pension Scheme Bill [Lords] [PBC] 4.43 0.44 1 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] [Resumed] 2.35 21 Feb 17 Criminal Finances Bill [Divisions] [PBC] 4.54 1 Mar 17 Bus Services Bill [Lords] [PBC] 5.13 6 Mar 17 Vehicle Technology and Aviation Bill [PBC] 3.22 20 Mar 17 Prisons and Courts Bill [PBC] 5.36 Totals: (Exit: 2.35) 71.29 1.01
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 101 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 2b: Government Bills: Read a second time and committed to Committee of the whole House (in whole or part) 14 Jun 16 Wales Bill 5.12 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 31 Jan 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 1.05 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 31 Jan 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 6.41 2.37 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 31 Jan 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] [Resumed] 1.49 1.49 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 31 Jan 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] [Resumed] 0.30 0.30 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 1 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] [Resumed] 2.42 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 1 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] [Resumed] 1.20 0.32 [Divisions] Committed to a Committee of the whole House 18 Apr 17 Finance (No.2) Bill [Divisions] 4.51 0.01 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 24 Apr 17 Northern Ireland (Ministerial Appointments and Regional Rates) Bill 0.53 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 24 Apr 17 Northern Ireland (Ministerial Appointments and Regional Rates) Bill 2.48 [Resumed] Committed to a Committee of the whole House Totals: (Exit: 14.07) 27.51 5.29 2d: Government Bills: Committee of the whole House 27 Jun 16 Finance Bill (1st allocated day) [Divisions] 3.27 28 Jun 16 Finance Bill (2nd allocated day) [Divisions] 5.14 5 Jul 16 Wales Bill (2nd allocated day): [Divisions] 4.55 11 Jul 16 Wales Bill (2nd allocated day): [Divisions] 4.15 6 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill (1st allocated day) 4.13 [Division] [Exit] 6 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill (1st allocated day) 1.07 0.18 [Resumed] [Exit] 6 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill (1st allocated day) 1.27 1.27 [Resumed] [Exit] 6 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill (1st allocated day) 0.47 0.47 [Resumed] [Divisions] [Exit] 7 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill (2nd allocated day) 0.00 [Resumed] [Exit] 7 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill (2nd allocated day) 4.27 [Resumed] [Divisions] [Exit] 7 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill (2nd allocated day) 2.58 2.42 [Resumed] [Divisions] [Exit] 8 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill (3rd allocated day) 0.00 [Exit] 8 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill (3rd allocated day) 0.58 [Resumed] [Exit]
102 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 8 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill (3rd allocated day) 6.07 1.00 [Resumed] [Divisions] [Exit] 8 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill (3rd allocated day) 0.17 0.17 [Resumed] [Divisions] [Exit] 24 Apr 17 Northern Ireland (Ministerial Appointments and Regional Rates) Bill 0.04 25 Apr 17 Finance (No.2) Bill 1.54 Totals: (Exit: 22.21) 42.10 6.31 2e: Government Bills: Consideration 6 Jun 16 Investigatory Powers Bill 1.40 6 Jun 16 Investigatory Powers Bill [Resumed] [Divisions] 4.45 1.30 7 Jun 16 Investigatory Powers Bill [Divisions] 5.10 13 Jun 16 Policing and Crime Bill [Divisions] 5.08 5 Sep 16 Finance Bill [Divisions] 4.12 1.30 6 Sep 16 Finance Bill [Divisions] 3.59 12 Sep 16 Wales Bill 0.43 12 Sep 16 Wales Bill [Resumed] [Divisions] 3.22 15 Nov 16 Small Charitable Donations and Childcare Payments Bill [Divisions] 1.51 21 Nov 16 Higher Education and Research Bill [Divisions] 5.08 28 Nov 16 Digital Economy Bill [Divisions] 4.29 6 Dec 16 Health Services Medical Supplies (Costs) Bill 1.16 12 Dec 16 Savings (Government Contributions) Bill [Divisions] 2.14 13 Dec 16 Neighbourhood Planning Bill: [Divisions] 4.30 1.11 9 Jan 17 Technical and Further Education Bill [Divisions] 3.00 10 Jan 17 Commonwealth Development Corporation Bill [Divisions] 2.20 20 Feb 17 Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill [Lords] 1.11 7 Mar 17 Children and Social Work Bill [Lords] [Divisions] 2.17 15 Mar 17 National Citizen Service Bill [Lords] 0.17 15 Mar 17 National Citizen Service Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.02 21 Mar 17 Intellectual Property (Unjustified Threats) Bill [Lords] 0.36 22 Mar 17 Pension Schemes Bill [Lords] 1.51 27 Mar 17 Bus Services Bill [Lords] [Divisions] 3.03 27 Mar 17 Bus Services Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.01 29 Mar 17 Pension Schemes Bill [Lords] [Divisions] 0.36 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 63.41 4.11 2f: Government Bills: Third Reading 7 Jun 16 Investigatory Powers Bill 0.52 0.15 13 Jun 16 Policing and Crime Bill 0.18 6 Sep 16 Finance Bill [Division] 0.38 12 Sep 16 Wales Bill 0.35 0.08 21 Nov 16 Higher Education and Research Bill [Division] 0.32 28 Nov 16 Digital Economy Bill 0.21 6 Dec 16 Health Services Medical Supplies (Costs) Bill 0.31 13 Dec 16 Neighbourhood Planning Bill 0.22 0.22 9 Jan 17 Technical and Further Education Bill 0.20
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 103 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 10 Jan 17 Commonwealth Development Corporation Bill 0.24 8 Feb 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Exit] 0.01 0.01 20 Feb 17 Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill [Lords] 0.25 21 Feb 17 Criminal Finances Bill 0.13 7 Mar 17 Children and Social Work Bill [Lords] 0.46 15 Mar 17 National Citizen Service Economy Bill 0.28 21 Mar 17 Intellectual Property (Unjustified Threats) Bill [Lords] 0.01 27 Mar 17 Bus Services Bill [Lords] 0.25 29 Mar 17 Pension Schemes Bill [Lords] 0.23 24 Apr 17 Northern Ireland (Ministerial Appointments and Regional Rates) Bill 0.00 25 Apr 17 Finance (No.2) Bill 0.35 Totals: (Exit: 0.01) 8.10 0.46 2g: Government Bills: Lords Amendments 1 Nov 16 Investigatory Powers Bill [Division] 2.40 15 Nov 16 Investigatory Powers Bill [Division] 1.15 10 Jan 17 Policing and Crime Bill [Divisions] 2.38 0.51 24 Jan 17 Wales Bill [Division] 2.01 20 Feb 17 High Speed Rail (London – West Midlands) Bill 1.17 13 Mar 17 European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill [Divisions] [Exit] 2.30 15 Mar 17 Health Service Medical Supplies Bill [Division] 0.52 28 Mar 17 Neighbourhood Planning Bill 2.38 19 Apr 17 Technical and Further Education Bill [Division] 1.11 25 Apr 17 Health Service Medical Supplies (Costs) Bill 0.25 26 Apr 17 Digital Economy Bill 1.38 26 Apr 17 Criminal Finances Bill 0.30 26 Apr 17 Higher Education and Research Bill 1.52 Totals: (Exit: 2.30) 21.27 0.51 2i: Government Bills: Other stages 6 Jun 16 Programme Motion: Investigatory Powers Bill (Programme) (No. 2) 0.03 13 Jun 16 Legislative Grand Committee (E&W): Policing and Crime Bill 0.05 6 Sep 16 Legislative Grand Committee (E,W&NI): Finance Bill 0.02 21 Nov 16 Legislative Grand Committee (E&W): Higher Education and Research 0.05 Bill 28 Nov 16 Legislative Grand Committee (E): Digital Economy Bill 0.08 13 Dec 16 Legislative Grand Committee (E&W): Neighbourhood Planning Bill 0.04 0.04 9 Jan 17 Legislative Grand Committee (E&W): Technical and Further Education 0.01 Bill 9 Jan 17 Legislative Grand Committee (E): Technical and Further Education Bill 0.01 1 Feb 17 Programme Motion: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 0.14 0.14 [Exit] [Division] [PBC] 20 Feb 17 Programme Motion: Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill [Lords] 0.01 7 Mar 17 Legislative Grand Committee (E&W): Children and Social Work Bill 0.05 [Lords] 7 Mar 17 Legislative Grand Committee (E): Children and Social Work Bill [Lords] 0.03
104 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 13 Mar 17 Programme Motion: European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill 0.15 (Programme) (No. 2) [Division] [Exit] 15 Mar 17 Legislative Grand Committee (E): National Citizen Service Economy Bill 0.02 27 Mar 17 Legislative Grand Committee (E): Bus Services Bill [Lords] 0.01 25 Apr 17 Legislative Grand Committee (E,W&NI): Finance (No.2) Bill 0.02 Totals: (Exit: 0.29) 1.12 0.18 3a: Private Members’ Bills: Second Reading 21 Oct 16 John Nicholson: Sexual Offences (Pardons Etc) Bill [PMB] 1.25 21 Oct 16 John Nicholson: Sexual Offences (Pardons Etc) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 3.05 [Division] 28 Oct 16 Bob Blackman: Homelessness Reduction Bill [PMB] 3.35 28 Oct 16 Bob Blackman: Homelessness Reduction Bill [PMB] [Resumed] [PBC] 0.43 28 Oct 16 Steve McCabe: Protection of family Homes (Enforcement and Permitted 0.36 Development) Bill [PMB] 4 Nov 16 Alec Shelbrooke: National Minimum Wage (Workplace Internships) Bill 1.11 [PMB] [Resumed] 4 Nov 16 Alec Shelbrooke: National Minimum Wage (Workplace Internships) Bill 3.07 0.01 [PMB] 18 Nov 16 Pat Glass: Parliamentary Constituencies (Amendment) Bill [PMB] 4.25 [Divisions] 18 Nov 16 Andrew Gwynne: Disability Equality Training (Taxi and Private Hire 0.33 0.02 Vehicle Drivers) Bill [PMB] 25 Nov 16 Gareth Johnson: Awards for Valour (Protection) Bill [PMB] 1.26 25 Nov 16 Gareth Johnson: Awards for Valour (Protection) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 1.09 [PBC] 25 Nov 16 David Tredinnick: Parking Places (Variation of Charges) Bill [PMB] 0.49 [PBC] 25 Nov 16 Wendy Morton: Local Audit (Public Access to Documents) Bill [PMB] 1.18 [PBC] 25 Nov 16 Steve McCabe: Protection of family Homes (Enforcement and Permitted 0.03 0.01 Development) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 2 Dec 16 Mhairi Black: Benefit Claimants Sanctions (Required Assessment) Bill 1.25 [PMB] 2 Dec 16 Mhairi Black: Benefit Claimants Sanctions (Required Assessment) Bill 3.03 [PMB] [Resumed] 16 Dec 16 Dr Eilidh Whiteford: Preventing and Combatting Violence against 0.28 Women and Domestic Violence (Ratification of Convention) Bill [PMB] 16 Dec 16 Dr Eilidh Whiteford: Preventing and Combatting Violence against 3.33 Women and Domestic Violence (Ratification of Convention) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] [Divisions] [PBC] 16 Dec 16 Roger Mullin: Double Taxation Treaties (Developing Countries) Bill 0.50 0.02 [PMB] 13 Jan 17 Kevin Foster: Broadcasting (Radio Multiplex Services) Bill [PMB] 4.12 [PBC] 13 Jan 17 Tim Loughton: Civil Partnership Act 2004 (Amendment) Bill [PMB] 0.45 0.01 20 Jan 17 John Glen: Merchant Shipping (Homosexual Conduct) Bill [PMB] [PBC] 4.31 20 Jan 17 Caroline Lucas: Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education 0.05 (Statutory Requirement) Bill [PMB]
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 105 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 27 Jan 17 Lucy Allan: Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015 (Amendment) Bill 0.07 0.02 [PMB] [PBC] 3 Feb 17 Dan Jarvis: Child Poverty in the UK (Target for Reduction) Bill [PMB] 0.30 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 42.54 0.09 3b: Private Members’ Bills: Other stages 29 Jun 16 Multiple Members: First Readings [PMB] 0.06 4 Jul 16 Multiple Members: First Readings [PMB] 0.08 27 Jan 17 Consideration: Bob Blackman: Homelessness Reduction Bill [PMB] 2.40 27 Jan 17 Third Reading: Bob Blackman: Homelessness Reduction Bill [PMB] 2.10 3 Feb 17 Consideration: David Tredinnick: Parking Places (Variation of Charges) 1.20 Bill [PMB] 3 Feb 17 Third Reading: David Tredinnick: Parking Places (Variation of Charges) 2.01 Bill [PMB] 3 Feb 17 Consideration: Kevin Foster: Broadcasting (Radio Multiplex Services) 0.30 Bill [PMB] 3 Feb 17 Third Reading: Kevin Foster: Broadcasting (Radio Multiplex Services) 0.34 Bill [PMB] 24 Feb 17 Consideration: Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and 0.01 Domestic Violence (Ratification of Convention) Bill [PMB] 24 Feb 17 Consideration: Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and 2.59 Domestic Violence (Ratification of Convention) Bill [PMB] [Divisions] 24 Feb 17 Third Reading: Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and 0.55 Domestic Violence (Ratification of Convention) Bill [PMB] [Divisions] 24 Feb 17 Consideration: Awards for Valour (Protection) Bill [PMB] 0.53 0.01 24 Mar 17 Consideration: Wendy Morton: Local Audit (Public access to 3.34 Documents) Bill [PMB] [Division] 24 Mar 17 Third Reading: Wendy Morton: Local Audit (Public access to 0.04 Documents) Bill [PMB] 24 Mar 17 Consideration: John Glen: Merchant Shipping (Homosexual Conduct) 0.39 Bill [PMB] 24 Mar 17 Third Reading: John Glen: Merchant Shipping (Homosexual Conduct) 0.07 Bill [PMB] 24 Mar 17 Consideration: Kevin Hollinrake: Guardianship (Missing Persons) Bill 0.20 [PMB] 24 Mar 17 Third Reading: Kevin Hollinrake: Guardianship (Missing Persons) Bill 0.19 0.07 [PMB] Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 19.20 0.08 4: Private business at time for opposed private business 29 Nov 16 Second Reading: Mr David Burrowes: New Southgate Cemetery [Lords] 0.41 [PBC] 29 Mar 17 Second Reading: Middle Level Bill 1.04 0.21 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 1.45 0.21 5b: Government Motions: Business Motions 28 Nov 16 Business of the House 0.03 26 Jan 17 Business of the House 0.56 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 0.59 0.00
106 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 5c: Government Motions: General 19 May 16 Chris Grayling: Committee on Standards (Lay Members) 0.03 13 Jul 16 Assistant Whip (Margot James): IPSA appointment [No debate] 0.13 [Division] 18 Jul 16 The Prime Minister: UK’s Nuclear Deterrent 0.57 18 Jul 16 The Prime Minister: UK’s Nuclear Deterrent [Resumed] 0.26 18 Jul 16 The Prime Minister: UK’s Nuclear Deterrent [Resumed] 1.43 18 Jul 16 The Prime Minister: UK’s Nuclear Deterrent [Resumed] [Division] 2.58 0.20 10 Oct 16 Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): Privileges 0.08 11 Oct 16 Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): Standing Orders 0.18 and Select Committees 18 Oct 16 Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (Karen Bradley): 4.57 Broadcasting [Division] 27 Oct 16 Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): Privileges 0.58 12 Dec 16 Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Welfare Delivery (Caroline 0.47 Nokes): Welfare Cap 18 Jan 17 Minister for Policing and the Fire Service (Brandon Lewis): Leaving the 4.18 EU: Security, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice [Exit] 24 Jan 17 Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr Philip Hammond): Charter for Budget 1.28 Responsibility [Division] 24 Jan 17 Parliamentary Secretary, Cabinet Office (Chris Skidmore): Parliamentary 0.14 Commissioner for Administration and Health Service Commissioner for England (Appointment) 22 Feb 17 Minister for Policing and the Fire Service (Brandon Lewis): Police Grant 2.20 Report [Division] 22 Feb 17 Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Sajid Javid): 3.08 Local Government Finance Reports [Division] 7 Mar 17 Parliamentary Secretary, Cabinet Office (Chris Skidmore): Chair of the 0.18 United Kingdom Statistics Authority (Appointment) 7 Mar 17 Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): Standing Orders 0.51 (Public Business) [Divisions] 15 Mar 17 Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): Committee on 0.07 Standards 19 Apr 17 Prime Minister: Early Parliamentary General Election 0.51 19 Apr 17 Prime Minister: Early Parliamentary General Election [Resumed] 0.37 19 Apr 17 Prime Minister: Early Parliamentary General Election [Resumed] 0.21 [Division] 19 Apr 17 Chief Secretary to the Treasury (Mr David Gauke): Section 5 of the 0.50 European Communities (Amendment ) Act 1993 [Division] [Exit] 20 Apr 17 Leader of the House of Commons (Mr David Lidington): Manchester, 0.03 Gorton (Writ) Totals: (Exit: 5.08) 28.54 0.20
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 107 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 5d: Government Motions: General Debates 13 Jul 16 (1st allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth 2.48 Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry 13 Jul 16 (1st allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth 0.22 Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry [Resumed] 13 Jul 16 (1st allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth 1.35 Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry [Resumed] 13 Jul 16 (1st allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth 0.20 Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry [Resumed] 14 Jul 16 (2nd allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth 2.00 Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry 14 Jul 16 (2nd allotted day): Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth 3.13 Affairs (Mr Philip Hammond): Report of the Iraq Inquiry [Resumed] 7 Nov 16 Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Greg 3.49 0.01 Clark): Exiting the EU and Workers’ Rights [Exit] 23 Nov 16 Secretary of State for Transport (Chris Grayling): Exiting the EU and 3.17 Transport [Exit] 19 Dec 16 Minister for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation (Joseph 1.11 Johnson): Exiting the EU: Science and Research [Exit] 19 Dec 16 Minister for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation (Joseph 1.01 Johnson): Exiting the EU: Science and Research [Resumed] [Exit] 19 Dec 16 Minister for Universities, Science, Research and Innovation (Joseph 1.15 Johnson): Exiting the EU: Science and Research [Resumed] [Exit] 21 Mar 17 Minister for Climate Change and Industry (Mr Nick Hurd): Fuel poverty 1.43 Totals: (Exit: 10.33) 22.34 0.01 6a: Opposition Days 8 Jun 16 (1st allotted day): BBC White Paper [Division] 2.54 8 Jun 16 (1st allotted day): Disability employment gap 1.00 8 Jun 16 (1st allotted day): Disability employment gap [Resumed] [Division] 1.43 0.15 15 Jun 16 (2nd allotted day): EU Membership: Economic Benefits 2.00 15 Jun 16 (2nd allotted day): EU Membership: Economic Benefits [Resumed] 2.57 15 Jun 16 (2nd allotted day): EU Membership: Economic Benefits [Resumed] 0.36 15 Jun 16 (2nd allotted day): EU Membership: Economic Benefits [Resumed] 0.51 0.12 [Division] 29 Jun 16 (3rd allotted day, part 1): UK economy 2.59 6 Jul 16 (4th allotted day): EU nationals in the UK 1.01 6 Jul 16 (4th allotted day): EU nationals in the UK [Resumed] 0.28 6 Jul 16 (4th allotted day): EU nationals in the UK [Resumed] 0.19 6 Jul 16 (4th allotted day): EU nationals in the UK [Resumed] [Division] 0.48 6 Jul 16 (4th allotted day): NHS spending 1.48 0.50 12 Jul 16 (5th allotted day): EU Referendum: Energy and Environment [Division] 3.09 12 Jul 16 (5th allotted day): SATs Results [Division] 2.02 20 Jul 16 (6th allotted day): Supported Housing: Benefit 0.53 20 Jul 16 (6th allotted day): Supported Housing: Benefit [Resumed] [Division] 2.24 20 Jul 16 (6th allotted day): Charter for Budget Responsibility [Division] 1.57 7 Sep 16 (7th allotted day): Paris Agreement on climate change 0.18 7 Sep 16 (7th allotted day): Paris Agreement on climate change [Resumed] 3.44
108 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 14 Sep 16 (unallotted half-day): NHS Sustainability and Transformation Plans 0.56 14 Sep 16 (unallotted half-day): NHS Sustainability and Transformation Plans 0.33 [Resumed] 14 Sep 16 (unallotted half-day): NHS Sustainability and Transformation Plans 1.25 [Resumed] [Division] 12 Oct 16 (8th allotted day): Parliamentary Scrutiny of Leaving the EU [Exit] 1.38 12 Oct 16 (8th allotted day): Parliamentary Scrutiny of Leaving the EU [Resumed] 0.56 [Exit] 12 Oct 16 (8th allotted day): Parliamentary Scrutiny of Leaving the EU [Resumed] 1.12 [Exit] 12 Oct 16 (8th allotted day): Parliamentary Scrutiny of Leaving the EU [Resumed] 2.14 [Exit] 19 Oct 16 (9th allotted day): Rights of EU Nationals [Exit] 0.03 19 Oct 16 (9th allotted day): Rights of EU Nationals [Resumed] [Exit] 1.00 19 Oct 16 (9th allotted day): Rights of EU Nationals [Resumed] [Exit] 0.49 19 Oct 16 (9th allotted day): Rights of EU Nationals [Resumed] [Division] [Exit] 1.16 19 Oct 16 (9th allotted day): House of Lords Reform and Size of the House of 1.11 Commons 19 Oct 16 (9th allotted day): House of Lords Reform and Size of the House of 0.14 Commons [Resumed] 19 Oct 16 (9th allotted day): House of Lords Reform and Size of the House of 1.08 0.12 Commons [Resumed] [Division] 26 Oct 16 (10th allotted day): Concentrix 1.35 26 Oct 16 (10th allotted day): Concentrix [Resumed] 1.30 26 Oct 16 (10th allotted day): Yemen 1.03 26 Oct 16 (10th allotted day): Yemen [Resumed] 0.22 26 Oct 16 (10th allotted day): Yemen [Resumed] [Division] 1.55 0.15 2 Nov 16 (11th allotted day): Community Pharmacies 0.55 2 Nov 16 (11th allotted day): Community Pharmacies [Resumed] 0.39 2 Nov 16 (11th allotted day): Community Pharmacies [Resumed] 0.49 2 Nov 16 (11th allotted day): Community Pharmacies [Resumed] [Division] 0.58 2 Nov 16 (11th allotted day): Police Officer Safety 1.20 2 Nov 16 (11th allotted day): Police Officer Safety [Resumed] [Division] 1.31 0.12 16 Nov 16 (12th allotted day): Autumn Statement Distributional Analysis, Universal 0.55 Credit and ESA 16 Nov 16 (12th allotted day): Autumn Statement Distributional Analysis, Universal 0.51 Credit and ESA [Resumed] 16 Nov 16 (12th allotted day): Autumn Statement Distributional Analysis, Universal 0.46 Credit and ESA [Resumed] [Division] 16 Nov 16 (12th allotted day): Social Care 0.52 16 Nov 16 (12th allotted day): Social Care [Resumed] 0.24 16 Nov 16 (12th allotted day): Social Care [Resumed] 1.37 0.13 22 Nov 16 (13th allotted day): Education and Social Mobility 0.56 22 Nov 16 (13th allotted day): Education and Social Mobility [Resumed] 0.44 22 Nov 16 (13th allotted day): Education and Social Mobility [Resumed] 0.26 22 Nov 16 (13th allotted day): Education and Social Mobility [Resumed] 0.15
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 109 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 22 Nov 16 (13th allotted day): Education and Social Mobility [Resumed] [Division] 1.17 22 Nov 16 (13th allotted day): National Health Service Funding 0.47 22 Nov 16 (13th allotted day): National Health Service Funding [Resumed] 0.18 22 Nov 16 (13th allotted day): National Health Service Funding [Resumed] 1.12 22 Nov 16 (13th allotted day): National Health Service Funding [Resumed] 0.23 0.12 [Division] 30 Nov 16 (14th allotted day): Chilcot Inquiry and Parliamentary Accountability 1.47 30 Nov 16 (14th allotted day): Chilcot Inquiry and Parliamentary Accountability 0.27 [Resumed] 30 Nov 16 (14th allotted day): Chilcot Inquiry and Parliamentary Accountability 0.20 [Resumed] 30 Nov 16 (14th allotted day): Chilcot Inquiry and Parliamentary Accountability 0.53 [Resumed] [Division] 30 Nov 16 (14th allotted day): State Pension Age: Women 1.04 30 Nov 16 (14th allotted day): State Pension Age: Women [Resumed] 0.38 30 Nov 16 (14th allotted day): State Pension Age: Women [Resumed] [Division] 1.11 0.14 7 Dec 16 (15th allotted day): The Government’s Plan for Brexit [Exit] 1.21 7 Dec 16 (15th allotted day): The Government’s Plan for Brexit [Resumed] [Exit] 0.40 7 Dec 16 (15th allotted day): The Government’s Plan for Brexit [Resumed] [Exit] 2.38 7 Dec 16 (15th allotted day): The Government’s Plan for Brexit [Resumed] 2.04 0.37 [Division] [Exit] 14 Dec 16 (16th allotted day): Equality: Autumn Statement 0.40 14 Dec 16 (16th allotted day): Equality: Autumn Statement [Resumed] [Divisions] 1.06 14 Dec 16 (16th allotted day): Homelessness 0.51 14 Dec 16 (16th allotted day): Homelessness [Division] 2.11 0.14 11 Jan 17 (17th allotted day): NHS and Social Care Funding 1.27 11 Jan 17 (17th allotted day): NHS and Social Care Funding [Resumed] 0.24 11 Jan 17 (17th allotted day): NHS and Social Care Funding [Resumed] 2.50 11 Jan 17 (17th allotted day): NHS and Social Care Funding [Resumed] [Division 0.56 0.15 17 Jan 17 (18th allotted day): Leaving the EU: the Rural Economy [Exit] 0.41 17 Jan 17 (18th allotted day): Leaving the EU: the Rural Economy [Resumed] 0.17 [Exit] 17 Jan 17 (18th allotted day): Leaving the EU: the Rural Economy [Resumed] 0.55 [Exit] 17 Jan 17 (18th allotted day): Leaving the EU: the Rural Economy [Resumed] 0.44 [Division] [Exit] 17 Jan 17 (18th allotted day): DWP Policies and Low-income Households 0.32 17 Jan 17 (18th allotted day): DWP Policies and Low-income Households 1.27 1.23 [Resumed] [Divisions] 25 Jan 17 (19th allotted day): Prisons 1.00 25 Jan 17 (19th allotted day): Prisons [Resumed] 0.37 25 Jan 17 (19th allotted day): Prisons [Resumed] 0.16 25 Jan 17 (19th allotted day): Prisons [Resumed] 0.11 25 Jan 17 (19th allotted day): Prisons [Resumed] [Division] 1.16 25 Jan 17 (19th allotted day): School funding 0.00 25 Jan 17 (19th allotted day): School funding [Resumed] 2.16
110 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 25 Jan 17 (19th allotted day): School funding [Resumed] [Divisions] 0.42 0.14 23 Feb 17 (un-allotted half-day): Armed Forces: Historical Cases 3.00 Totals: (Exit: 18.28) 110.08 5.18 7: Backbench business 9 Jun 16 Mims Davies: Carers 2.22 29 Jun 16 Dr Andrew Murrison: Centenary of the Battle of the Somme 2.42 1.32 30 Jun 16 Mr David Lammy: Land registry 2.31 30 Jun 16 Christian Matheson: Bank branch closures 2.50 7 Jul 16 Mrs Maria Miller: Online abuse 2.52 7 Jul 16 Julie Elliott: Creative industries 2.23 21 Jul 16 Jim Dowd: Snares 0.22 21 Jul 16 Jim Dowd: Snares [Resumed] 1.04 21 Jul 16 Bob Blackman: Summer adjournment 0.17 21 Jul 16 Bob Blackman: Summer adjournment [Resumed] 2.53 8 Sep 16 Julian Knight: Scamming: Vulnerable Individuals 0.26 8 Sep 16 Julian Knight: Scamming: Vulnerable Individuals [Resumed] 1.03 8 Sep 16 Mr Alan Mak: Fourth Industrial Revolution 2.08 15 Sep 16 Angela Smith: Domestic Abuse Victims in Family Law Courts 2.26 15 Sep 16 Ian Blackford: Quantitative Easing 1.28 0.01 13 Oct 16 Antoinette Sandbach: Baby Loss 3.23 13 Oct 16 Yasmin Qureshi: Hormone Pregnancy Tests 1.53 20 Oct 16 Frank Field: BHS 1.23 20 Oct 16 Frank Field: BHS [Resumed] 1.02 20 Oct 16 Chris White: Industrial Strategy 2.34 27 Oct 16 Helen Hayes: Young People’s Mental Health 3.43 3 Nov 16 Liz Kendall: Leaving the EU: Financial Services [Exit] 0.20 3 Nov 16 Liz Kendall: Leaving the EU: Financial Services [Resumed] [Exit] 0.38 3 Nov 16 Liz Kendall: Leaving the EU: Financial Services [Resumed] [Exit] 0.43 3 Nov 16 Siobhain McDonagh: Living Wage 0.17 3 Nov 16 Siobhain McDonagh: Living Wage [Resumed] 0.44 3 Nov 16 Siobhain McDonagh: Living Wage [Resumed] 0.32 8 Nov 16 Lisa Nandy: Grammar and Faith Schools 2.27 8 Nov 16 Stephen Doughty: Veterans and Service Personnel 2.18 17 Nov 16 Neil Gray: Employment Support and Allowance and Universal Credit 0.13 17 Nov 16 Neil Gray: Employment Support and Allowance and Universal Credit 3.14 [Resumed] [Division] 17 Nov 16 Phiip Davies: International Men’s Day 1.23 24 Nov 16 Diana Johnson: Contaminated Blood and Blood Products 0.22 24 Nov 16 Diana Johnson: Contaminated Blood and Blood Products [Resumed] 1.48 24 Nov 16 Dr Sarah Wollaston: Reducing Health Inequality 2.57 1 Dec 16 Ian Blackford: State Pension Age: Women [Division] 0.13 1 Dec 16 Mrs Maria Miller: Mrs Maria Miller: Transgender Equality 2.01 1 Dec 16 Melanie Onn: UK Fishing Industry 2.57 8 Dec 16 Seema Malhotra: UN International Day: Violence against Women 2.38
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 111 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 8 Dec 16 Nic Dakin: Cancer Strategy 2.12 15 Dec 16 George Kerevan: Commercial Financial Dispute Resolution Platform 2.06 15 Dec 16 Matt Warman: Broadband Universal Service Obligation 1.51 20 Dec 16 Jim Fitzpatrick: Leasehold and Commonhold Reform 1.55 20 Dec 16 Bob Blackman: Christmas Adjournment 3.42 12 Jan 17 Stephen Twigg: Yemen 3.31 12 Jan 17 John Mann: African Great Lakes Region 1.18 19 Jan 17 Mr David Nuttall: Kashmir 3.00 19 Jan 17 Peter Kyle: Holocaust Memorial Day 2.09 26 Jan 17 Greg Mullholland: Statutory pubs code and pubs code adjudicator 1.49 26 Jan 17 Siobhain McDonagh: Breast cancer drugs 1.47 2 Feb 17 Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Armed Forces Covenant 1.49 2 Feb 17 Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Armed Forces Covenant [Resumed] 0.22 2 Feb 17 Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Armed Forces Covenant [Resumed] 1.00 0.01 9 Feb 17 Sir Desmond Swayne: Occupied Palestinian Territories: Israeli 0.47 Settlements 9 Feb 17 Sir Desmond Swayne: Occupied Palestinian Territories: Israeli 1.03 Settlements [Resumed] 9 Feb 17 Sir Desmond Swayne: Occupied Palestinian Territories: Israeli 1.07 Settlements [Resumed] 9 Feb 17 Damian Collins: Football Association Governance 0.10 9 Feb 17 Damian Collins: Football Association Governance [Resumed] 0.22 9 Feb 17 Damian Collins: Football Association Governance [Resumed] 0.46 23 Feb 17 Alison McGovern: Unaccompanied children (Greece and Italy) 2.52 1.17 2 Mar 17 Jess Phillips: International Women’s Day 0.10 2 Mar 17 Jess Phillips: International Women’s Day [Resumed] 1.52 2 Mar 17 Albert Owen: Welsh Affairs 0.13 2 Mar 17 Albert Owen: Welsh Affairs [Resumed] 1.18 2 Mar 17 Albert Owen: Welsh Affairs [Resumed] 0.29 16 Mar 17 John Penrose: Energy prices 2.13 23 Mar 17 Bob Blackman: Equitable life policy holders: compensation 0.31 23 Mar 17 Bob Blackman: Equitable life policy holders: compensation [Resumed] 2.27 23 Mar 17 Lucy Powell: Social Mobility Commission: State of the nation report 0.56 28 Mar 17 Keith Vaz: Yemen 0.16 28 Mar 17 Keith Vaz: Yemen [Resumed] 0.25 28 Mar 17 Keith Vaz: Yemen [Resumed] 0.46 30 Mar 17 Neil Parish: Animal Welfare 3.17 30 Mar 17 Ian Mearns: Easter Adjournment 0.44 20 Apr 17 Sir Roger Gale: State Pensions: UK Expatriates 1.42 20 Apr 17 Mr Virendra Sharma: Tackling infectious diseases 1.16 Totals: (Exit: 1.41) 121.43 2.51 8a: Private Members’ Motions: Substantive motions 4 Nov 16 Mr David Nuttall: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.14 20 Jan 17 Mr David Nuttall: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.19 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 0.33 0.00
112 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 8b: Private Members’ Motions: Ten minute rule motions 12 Jul 16 Tom Brake: EU Citizens Resident in the UK (Right to stay) 0.08 13 Jul 16 Margaret Greenwood: National Health Service 0.21 19 Jul 16 Ruth Cadbury: Income Tax (Non-military Expenditure) 0.11 20 Jul 16 Caroline Lucas: Electoral Reform (Proportional Representation and 0.27 Reduction of Voting Age) [Division] 6 Sep 16 Will Quince: Parental Bereavement Leave (Statutory Entitlement) 0.08 7 Sep 16 Melanie Onn: Workers’ Rights Maintenance of EU Standards [Exit] 0.12 13 Sep 16 Patricia Gibson: Unsolicited Marketing Communications (Company 0.10 Directors) 14 Sep 16 Charlie Elphicke: European Union (UK Withdrawal from Membership) 0.23 [Division] [Exit] 11 Oct 16 Conor McGinn: Unlawful Killing (Recovery of Remains) 0.11 12 Oct 16 Alex Chalk: Stalking (Sentencing) 0.09 18 Oct 16 Bill Wiggin: National Health Service Staff (Reporting and Registration) 0.09 19 Oct 16 Mr Kevan Jones: Cosmetic Surgery (Standards of Practice) 0.10 25 Oct 16 Victoria Prentis: National Health Service Provision (Local Consultation) 0.10 26 Oct 16 Mr Steve Reed: Maternity and Paternity Leave (Premature Birth) 0.05 1 Nov 16 Martin Vickers: School Admissions (Special Educational Needs) 0.11 2 Nov 16 Andrew Rosindell: British Victims of Terrorism (Asset-Freezing and 0.11 Compensation) 8 Nov 16 Mr Adrian Bailey: Small and Medium Sized Co-operative Development 0.10 15 Nov 16 Maria Caulfield: Defibrillators (Availability) 0.10 16 Nov 16 Alison Thewliss: Feeding Products for Babies and Children (Advertising 0.10 and Promotion) 22 Nov 16 Louise Haigh: Organ Donors (Leave) 0.09 23 Nov 16 Chris Green: Representation of the People (Voter Proof of Identity) 0.14 29 Nov 16 Dr Tania Mathias: Statutory Nuisance (Aircraft Noise) 0.08 30 Nov 16 Justin Madders: Football Supporters (Access) 0.10 6 Dec 16 Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Children of Armed Services Personnel 0.11 (Schools Admission) 7 Dec 16 Mr Ranil Jayawardena: Electoral Reform (Local Elections and 0.09 Miscellaneous Provisions) 13 Dec 16 Mr Gareth Thomas: Mutualisation of the Royal Bank of Scotland 0.10 14 Dec 16 Neil Gray: Financial regulation of funeral services 0.11 20 Dec 16 Tim Loughton: Rail Ombudsman 0.11 10 Jan 17 Christian Rees: Mutual Guarantee Societies 0.11 11 Jan 17 Kevin Hollinrake: Guardianship (Missing Persons) 0.09 17 Jan 17 Mr David Burrowes: Burial Rights Reform 0.15 18 Jan 17 Joan Ryan: Promotion of Israeli-Palestinian Peace (United Kingdom 0.11 Participation) 24 Jan 17 Chris Philp: Industrial Action (Protection of Critical National Services) 0.30 [Division] 25 Jan 17 Tom Blenkinsop: Town and Country Planning (Electricity Generating 0.06 Consent)
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 113 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 31 Jan 17 Nusrat Ghani: Crime (Aggravated Murder of and Violence Against 0.20 Women) 1 Feb 17 Peter Aldous: Vehicle Fuel (Publication of Tax Information) 0.12 7 Feb 17 Holly Lynch: Crime (Assaults on Emergency Services Staff) 0.11 8 Feb 17 Liz Saville Roberts Sexual Offences (Amendment) 0.09 21 Feb 17 Chris Stephens: Government Services (Telecommunications Charges) 0.10 22 Feb 17 James Berry: Lee Valley Regional Park (Amendment) 0.17 28 Feb 17 Nic Dakin: Careers Guidance (Access to Schools) 0.12 1 Mar 17 Nicky Morgan: Companies Documentation (Transgender Persons) 0.11 7 Mar 17 Andrew Rosindell: Queen’s Sapphire Jubilee 0.17 13 Mar 17 Diana Johnson: Reproductive Health (Access to Terminations) Bill 0.32 [Division] 14 Mar 17 Nusrat Ghani: Diplomatic Service (United Kingdom wines and sparkling 0.09 wines) 15 Mar 17 Drew Hendry: Network Rail (Scotland) 0.11 21 Mar 17 Ms Karen Buck: Short and Holiday-let Accommodation (Notification of 0.11 Local Authorities 22 Mar 17 Tim Farron: Terms of withdrawal from the European Union 0.11 (Referendum) [Exit] 28 Mar 17 Suella Fernandes: Family justice 0.12 29 Mar 17 Andy Burnham: Public Authority (Accountability) 0.12 18 Apr 17 Mims Davies: Parish Council Governance (Principles of Public Life) 0.11 19 Apr 17 Mr David Burrowes: Child maintenance (Assessment of Parent’s income) 0.13 25 Apr 17 Rachel Reeves: Unauthorised Overdrafts (Cost of Credit) 0.09 26 Apr 17 Alan Brown: Construction Industry (Protection of Cash Retention) 0.12 Totals: (Exit: 0.46) 11.03 0.00 8c: Private Members’ Motions: S.O. No. 24 Debates 11 Oct 16 Mr Andrew Mitchell: Aleppo and Syria 3.00 13 Dec 16 Mr Andrew Mitchell: Aleppo/Syria: International Action 0.29 13 Dec 16 Mr Andrew Mitchell: Aleppo/Syria: International Action [Resumed] 1.33 29 Mar 17 Debbie Abrahams: Personal Independence Payment: Regulations 1.31 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 6.33 0.00 8d: Adjournment debates: Daily 18 May 16 Hannah Bardell: Aviation noise 0.32 0.13 19 May 16 Oliver Dowden: Detention of Kamal Foroughi in Iran 0.33 23 May 16 John Glen: Advertising Standards Authority 0.28 0.28 24 May 16 Michael Dugher: Budget for community pharmacies 0.29 0.29 25 May 16 Mrs Flick Drummond: Battle of Jutland Cemetery 0.29 0.29 26 May 16 Mr Adrian Bailey: Coal Authority (compensation procedures) 0.22 0.22 6 Jun 16 Dan Jarvis: Excess winter deaths 0.27 0.27 7 Jun 16 Dr Andrew Murrison: Comparative healthcare economics/NHS Finance 0.30 0.30 8 Jun 16 Alison McGovern: Women and the vote 0.26 0.26 13 Jun 16 Tim Farron: Kentmere Mental Health Ward, Westmorland General 0.28 0.19 Hospital 14 Jun 16 Oliver Colvile: Air Passengers with Dementia 0.38 0.02 15 Jun 16 Tom Blenkinsop: Tees Valley Inward Investment Initiative 0.27 0.27
114 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 27 Jun 16 Valerie Vaz: Student loan repayments 0.24 28 Jun 16 Richard Fuller: Bedford Hospital 0.40 29 Jun 16 Mr Alistair Carmichael: UK involvement in rendition 0.28 0.28 30 Jun 16 Michelle Donelan: Market town centres: Regeneration 0.25 0.24 4 Jul 16 James Cleverly: Royal Regiment of Artillery/Corps of Royal Engineers 0.26 0.26 5 Jul 16 Yasmin Qureshi: EU referendum: Race hate crime 0.57 0.09 6 Jul 16 Ann Coffey: Cross-examination of vulnerable witnesses 0.22 0.22 7 Jul 16 Wes Streeting: Sri Lanka: Human rights 0.29 0.29 11 Jul 16 Mr Ben Bradshaw: Great Western Railway’s Bicycle Policy 0.21 12 Jul 16 Peter Aldous: Supported Housing 0.50 13 Jul 16 Chris Law: Tay Cities Deal 0.24 0.24 14 Jul 16 Sir Paul Beresford: Detention under the Mental Health Act 0.21 0.01 19 Jul 16 Margaret Greenwood: Cockling: Dee Estuary 0.30 0.30 20 Jul 16 Mr Christopher Chope: Beach Huts 0.36 0.21 21 Jul 16 Yvette Cooper: Mid Yorkshire Hospital NHS Trust 0.30 0.30 5 Sep 16 Stella Creasy: Private Finance 2/Private Finance Initiative 0.29 0.29 6 Sep 16 Sir Edward Garnier: Oadby and Wigston Borough Council 0.32 7 Sep 16 Kate Hoey: Garden Bridge 0.50 0.20 8 Sep 16 Bob Blackman: Bangladesh (Religious Minorities) 0.46 0.14 12 Sep 16 Henry Smith: Govia Thameslink Rail Service 0.28 0.28 13 Sep 16 Andy Slaughter: Faulty Tumble Dryers (Fire Risk) 0.51 0.29 14 Sep 16 Anna Soubry: Nottingham Express Transit Extension 0.34 0.25 15 Sep 16 Chris Leslie: Financial Services: EU Markets [Exit] 0.23 0.23 10 Oct 16 Stephen Hammond: School Admissions Code 0.26 0.15 11 Oct 16 Holly Lynch: Police Officer Safety 0.30 0.30 12 Oct 16 Andrew Selous: Gypsies and Travellers 0.29 0.29 13 Oct 16 Tulip Siddiq: Independent Living: Disabled People 0.32 0.30 17 Oct 16 Richard Drax: Ambulance Waiting Times 0.34 18 Oct 16 Keith Vaz: Yemen 0.42 0.29 19 Oct 16 Mark Pawsey: Railway Stations: Car Parking Charges 0.27 0.27 20 Oct 16 Seema Malhotra: Heathrow (Southern Rail Link) 0.26 0.26 21 Oct 16 Mr Philip Hollobone: Kettering General Hospital 0.30 0.30 24 Oct 16 Caroline Lucas: NHS Provision (Brighton and Hove) 0.50 25 Oct 16 Jonny Mercer: Veterans Care Sector: Government Role 0.48 26 Oct 16 Jess Phillips: Birmingham Pub bombings: Legal Aid 0.30 0.30 27 Oct 16 Mrs Cheryl Gillan: Hs2 Ltd: Communication and Engagement 1.09 0.29 28 Oct 16 Catherine West: Chronic Urinary Tract Infections 0.16 0.16 31 Oct 16 Rushanara Ali: Social Housing: Regulation 0.27 1 Nov 16 Amanda Milling: Chase Railway Line 0.30 2 Nov 16 Helen Goodman: EU Customs Union [Exit] 0.28 0.28 3 Nov 16 Peter Heaton-Jones: Care Homes for Older People 0.29 0.28 4 Nov 16 Mr Gareth Thomas: Sri Lanka: Human Rights 0.26 0.26 7 Nov 16 Nicky Morgan: Midland Main Line Electrification 0.30 0.30 8 Nov 16 Mr Geoffrey Robinson: Capita Contract (Coventry) 0.39
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 115 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 14 Nov 16 Mr Adam Holloway: M25: Dartford 0.58 15 Nov 16 Mr Chuka Umunna: Leaving the EU: NHS Funding [Exit] 0.35 16 Nov 16 Richard Drax: Prison Officer Safety 0.29 0.29 17 Nov 16 Roger Mullin: Maxwellisation Process 0.23 0.23 18 Nov 16 Jeremy Lefroy: Fireworks: Licensing of Premises 0.19 0.19 21 Nov 16 Caroline Flint: Shale Wealth Fund 0.28 0.28 22 Nov 16 Tom Tugendhat: Flooding: River Medway 0.26 0.26 24 Nov 16 Sir William Cash: HS2 Phase 2: Consultation 0.30 0.29 25 Nov 16 Mr Gavin Shuker: Leaving the EU: Aviation Sector [Exit] 0.25 0.25 28 Nov 16 Carolyn Harris: Children’s Funeral Costs 0.20 0.11 29 Nov 16 Sir Paul Beresford: Variant CJD and Surgery 0.29 30 Nov 16 Gavin Newlands: Paisley (Cultural Contribution) 0.30 0.30 1 Dec 16 Mr Christopher Chope: Christchurch and East Dorset Councils: Proposed 0.29 0.29 Abolition 2 Dec 16 Chris Stephens: Civil Service Compensation Scheme 0.29 0.29 5 Dec 16 Catherine McKinnell: Terminal Illness: Support 0.33 6 Dec 16 Sir David Amess: Rail Services: Southend 0.52 7 Dec 16 Steven Paterson: Jamie and Andy Murray: Sporting Legacy 0.30 0.30 8 Dec 16 Mr Charles Walker: Governance of the BBC 0.20 0.20 12 Dec 16 Daniel Zeichner: EU Data Protection Rules [Exit] 0.25 13 Dec 16 Ann Clwyd: International Human Rights Day 0.30 0.30 14 Dec 16 Louise Haigh: Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility 0.24 0.24 15 Dec 16 Dr Julian Lewis: HMS President and historic warships 0.26 0.26 16 Dec 16 Mike Gapes: North-east London STP 0.29 0.29 19 Dec 16 Judith Cummins: Bradford Bulls and Rugby League 0.21 0.18 20 Dec 16 Matthew Pennycook: Woolwich Barracks 0.27 0.23 9 Jan 17 Nic Dakin: Sixth-form Education: International Comparisons 0.39 0.20 10 Jan 17 Derek Thomas: Dean Quarry, St Keverne 0.22 0.22 11 Jan 17 Daniel Kawczynski: A&E Provision: Shropshire and Mid-Wales 0.29 0.29 12 Jan 17 Jon Cruddas: Circle Housing and Orchard Village 0.28 0.28 13 Jan 17 Mr David Lammy: Night Schools and Adult Education 0.29 0.29 16 Jan 17 Maria Eagle: Defibrillators in Public Areas 0.37 17 Jan 17 Jonathan Reynolds: Toilet facilities: People with Disabilities 0.29 0.29 18 Jan 17 Mr Nigel Evans: Flooding: Ribble Valley 1.05 19 Jan 17 Patricia Gibson: Ayrshire Growth Deal 0.29 0.29 20 Jan 17 Maria Caulfield: Southern Rail 0.28 0.28 23 Jan 17 Mrs Maria Miller: Sex and relationship education 0.25 0.25 24 Jan 17 Mark Tami: Stem cell transplants 0.52 0.25 25 Jan 17 Mr Adrian Bailey: Rifleman Lee Bagley: MOD Duty of Care 0.24 0.24 27 Jan 17 Paula Sherriff: Provision of cervical screening 0.29 0.29 30 Jan 17 John Mann: Doncaster and Bassetlaw NHS Trust STP 0.37 0.37 31 Jan 17 Ms Karen Buck: School funding: Greater London 0.30 0.30 1 Feb 17 Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh: World hijab day 0.28 0.28 2 Feb 17 Glyn Davies: Colostomy Irrigation 0.22 0.22 3 Feb 17 Siobhain McDonagh: Jane Harrison 0.24 0.24
116 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 6 Feb 17 Edward Miliband: High Speed 2: Yorkshire 0.28 0.28 7 Feb 17 Wayne David: Driving offences: Government Consultation 0.19 0.19 8 Feb 17 Jim McMahon: Educational Attainment: Oldham 0.25 0.25 9 Feb 17 Sir Edward Leigh: Holocaust Memorial Museum 0.20 0.20 20 Feb 17 Ian Murray: Motor neurone disease/ Gordon Aikman 0.29 21 Feb 17 Dr Andrew Murrison: SS Mendi 0.22 0.10 22 Feb 17 Simon Hoare: Aster Group Housing Association 0.37 0.12 23 Feb 17 Mr Dennis Skinner: High Speed 2 (Newton) 0.29 0.29 24 Feb 17 Mike Freer: HIV Awareness: PSHE Lessons 0.22 0.22 27 Feb 17 Tom Blenkinsop: ICL Boulby Potash Mine 0.25 0.25 28 Feb 17 Rachel Maskell: Rationing of surgery 0.30 0.30 1 Mar 17 Chris Stephens: Equality and Human Rights Commission 0.38 0.01 2 Mar 17 William Wragg: A6-M60 Relief Road 0.28 0.28 6 Mar 17 Nick Thomas-Symonds: Young-onset Parkinson’s Disease 0.30 7 Mar 17 John Glen: Rural Policing and Hare Coursing 0.42 8 Mar 17 Helen Goodman: Vinovium House 0.26 0.26 9 Mar 17 Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Rothbury Community Hospital 0.25 0.25 13 Mar 17 Ian Paisley: Leaving the EU: Poultry producers [Exit] 0.27 0.27 14 Mar 17 Paul Scully: Fuel poverty 0.24 0.24 15 Mar 17 Simon Danczuk: Parental alienation 0.31 20 Mar 17 Drew Hendry: Universal Credit: Highlands 0.29 0.29 21 Mar 17 Will Quince: Baby Loss (Public health guidelines) 0.54 23 Mar 17 Mr Charles Walker: Ratty’s Lane Incinerator 0.29 0.29 24 Mar 17 Jim Fitzpatrick; Cochlear implantation 0.22 0.22 27 Mar 17 Mrs Emma Lewell-Buck: Tyne Marine Office 0.28 28 Mar 17 Hannah Bardell: Mining: Health and Safety 0.35 29 Mar 17 Kate Hoey: Hyde Housing (Lambeth) 0.29 0.29 30 Mar 17 Paula Sheriff: Sanitary Products 0.27 0.27 18 Apr 17 Neil Gray: Employment and Support Allowance 0.30 0.30 19 Apr 17 Jim Shannon: Ballydugan Four 0.48 20 Apr 17 Mr Ronnie Campbell: Coty manufacturing plant (Seaton Delaval) 0.14 24 Apr 17 Richard Drax: Primates as pets 0.19 25 Apr 17 Andy Burnham: Contaminated blood 1.11 26 Apr 17 Chris Evans: Diesel Fumes: Islwyn 0.27 Totals: (Exit: 2.43) 69.15 42.00 9: Estimates 4 Jul 16 (1st allotted day): Courts and tribunals fees 2.46 4 Jul 16 (1st allotted day): Energy spending priorities: Investors and consumers 1.57 4 Jul 16 (1st allotted day): Energy spending priorities: Investors and consumers 0.19 0.14 [Resumed] [Divisions] 27 Feb 17 (2nd allotted day): Future Flood Prevention 2.19 27 Feb 17 (2nd allotted day): Health and social care 3.12 28 Feb 17 (3rd allotted day): The Government’s Productivity Plan 2.37 28 Feb 17 (3rd allotted day): Intergenerational fairness 0.47
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 117 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 28 Feb 17 (3rd allotted day): Intergenerational fairness [Resumed] 0.21 28 Feb 17 (3rd allotted day): Intergenerational fairness [Resumed] 1.13 0.05 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 15.31 0.19 11: Ways and Means 8 Mar 17 Financial Statement 0.58 8 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [1st allotted day] 1.00 8 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [1st allotted day] [Resumed] 1.38 8 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [1st allotted day] [Resumed] 1.12 8 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [1st allotted day] [Resumed] 1.34 9 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [2nd allotted day] 1.29 9 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [2nd allotted day] [Resumed] 3.01 9 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [2nd allotted day] [Resumed] 0.40 13 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [3rd allotted day] 0.53 13 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [3rd allotted day] [Resumed] 0.19 13 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [3rd allotted day] [Resumed] 1.32 13 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [3rd allotted day] [Resumed] 1.20 1.00 14 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [4th allotted day] 0.10 14 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [4th allotted day] [Resumed] 2.16 14 Mar 17 Budget Resolutions [4th allotted day] [Resumed] [Divisions] 3.03 0.44 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 21.05 1.44 12: Affirmative Statutory Instruments 9 Jun 16 Referendums 1.14 13 Jul 16 Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism 0.38 14 Sep 16 Social Security 0.50 14 Sep 16 Social Security 1.01 12 Dec 16 Education [No debate] [Division] 0.15 14 Dec 16 Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism 0.37 0.37 21 Feb 17 Social Security and Pensions 0.30 21 Feb 17 Town and Country Planning [Division] 0.14 20 Mar 17 Income Tax [No debate] [Division] 0.10 0.06 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 5.29 0.43 14a: Questions 24 May 16 Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs 0.45 25 May 16 Wales 0.31 25 May 16 Prime Minister 0.36 26 May 16 Attorney General 0.25 26 May 16 Women and Equalities 0.19 6 Jun 16 Communities and Local Government 0.45 7 Jun 16 Treasury 0.46 8 Jun 16 Northern Ireland 0.18 8 Jun 16 Prime Minister 0.48 9 Jun 16 Culture, Media and Sport 0.34 9 Jun 16 Leader of the House (9); House of Commons Commission (7) 0.16 13 Jun 16 Home Department 0.44
118 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 14 Jun 16 Justice 0.44 15 Jun 16 Cabinet Office 0.19 15 Jun 16 Prime Minister 0.47 27 Jun 16 Defence 0.41 28 Jun 16 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.44 29 Jun 16 International Development 0.29 29 Jun 16 Prime Minister 0.36 30 Jun 16 Transport 0.45 4 Jul 16 Education 0.44 5 Jul 16 Health 0.45 6 Jul 16 Scotland 0.27 6 Jul 16 Prime Minister 0.30 7 Jul 16 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.27 7 Jul 16 Church Commissioners (12); Electoral Commission Committee (3) 0.15 11 Jul 16 Work and Pensions 0.42 12 Jul 16 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.43 13 Jul 16 Wales 0.25 13 Jul 16 Prime Minister 0.40 14 Jul 16 Energy and Climate Change 0.50 18 Jul 16 Communities and Local Government 0.45 19 Jul 16 Treasury 0.44 20 Jul 16 Northern Ireland 0.24 20 Jul 16 Prime Minister 0.40 21 Jul 16 Attorney General 0.23 21 Jul 16 Women and Equalities 0.25 5 Sep 16 Home Department 0.47 6 Sep 16 Justice 0.45 7 Sep 16 Cabinet Office 0.23 7 Sep 16 Prime Minister 0.36 8 Sep 16 Culture, Media and Sport 0.18 8 Sep 16 International Trade 0.24 12 Sep 16 Defence 0.43 13 Sep 16 Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.43 14 Sep 16 International Development 0.29 14 Sep 16 Prime Minister 0.35 15 Sep 16 Transport 0.44 10 Oct 16 Education 0.44 11 Oct 16 Health 0.44 12 Oct 16 Scotland 0.29 12 Oct 16 Prime Minister 0.37 13 Oct 16 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.29 13 Oct 16 Church Commissioners (8); Electoral Commission Committee (1) 0.06 17 Oct 16 Work and Pensions 0.44 18 Oct 16 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.48
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 119 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 19 Oct 16 Wales 0.58 19 Oct 16 Prime Minister 0.38 20 Oct 16 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.45 24 Oct 16 Communities and Local Government 0.48 25 Oct 16 Treasury 0.45 26 Oct 16 Northern Ireland 0.33 26 Oct 16 Prime Minister 0.34 27 Oct 16 Attorney General 0.18 27 Oct 16 Women and Equalities 0.21 27 Oct 16 Leader of the House 0.11 31 Oct 16 Home Department 0.43 1 Nov 16 Justice 0.45 2 Nov 16 Cabinet Office and the Duchy of Lancaster 0.23 2 Nov 16 Prime Minister 0.34 3 Nov 16 Culture, Media and Sport 0.20 3 Nov 16 International Trade 0.22 7 Nov 16 Defence 0.47 8 Nov 16 Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.44 14 Nov 16 Education 0.46 15 Nov 16 Health 0.48 16 Nov 16 International Development 0.26 16 Nov 16 Prime Minister 0.37 17 Nov 16 Transport 0.46 21 Nov 16 Work and Pensions 0.44 22 Nov 16 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.48 23 Nov 16 Scotland 0.31 23 Nov 16 Prime Minister 0.32 24 Nov 16 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.24 24 Nov 16 Public Accounts Commission (1);Church Commissioners (5);House of 0.03 Commons Commission (1) 28 Nov 16 Communities and Local Government 0.43 29 Nov 16 Treasury 0.45 30 Nov 16 Wales 0.33 30 Nov 16 Prime Minister 0.31 1 Dec 16 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.47 5 Dec 16 Home Department 0.44 6 Dec 16 Justice 0.45 7 Dec 16 Northern Ireland 0.34 7 Dec 16 Prime Minister 0.33 8 Dec 16 Attorney General 0.17 8 Dec 16 Women and Equalities 0.23 8 Dec 16 Leader of the House 0.07 12 Dec 16 Defence 0.50 13 Dec 16 Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.45 14 Dec 16 Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.26
120 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 14 Dec 16 Prime Minister 0.39 15 Dec 16 Culture, Media and Sport 0.21 15 Dec 16 International Trade 0.20 19 Dec 16 Education 0.41 20 Dec 16 Health 0.47 9 Jan 17 Work and Pensions 0.48 10 Jan 17 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.50 11 Jan 17 International Development 0.22 11 Jan 17 Prime Minister 0.35 12 Jan 17 Transport 0.46 16 Jan 17 Communities and Local Government 0.43 17 Jan 17 Treasury 0.48 18 Jan 17 Scotland 0.32 18 Jan 17 Prime Minister 0.37 19 Jan 17 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.33 19 Jan 17 Church Commissioners (7); Public Accounts Commission (1); House of 0.10 Commons Commission (1) 23 Jan 17 Home Department 0.43 24 Jan 17 Justice 0.44 25 Jan 17 Wales 0.32 25 Jan 17 Prime Minister 0.38 26 Jan 17 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.47 30 Jan 17 Defence 0.47 31 Jan 17 Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.43 1 Feb 17 Northern Ireland 0.35 1 Feb 17 Prime Minister 0.33 2 Feb 17 Attorney General 0.20 2 Feb 17 Women and Equalities 0.25 2 Feb 17 Leader of the House 0.14 6 Feb 17 Education 0.45 7 Feb 17 Health 0.49 8 Feb 17 Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.27 8 Feb 17 Prime Minister 0.36 9 Feb 17 Culture, Media and Sport 0.20 9 Feb 17 International Trade 0.24 20 Feb 17 Work and Pensions 0.47 21 Feb 17 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.45 22 Feb 17 International Development 0.26 22 Feb 17 Prime Minister 0.35 23 Feb 17 Transport 0.44 27 Feb 17 Communities and Local Government 0.50 28 Feb 17 Treasury 0.44 1 Mar 17 Scotland 0.34 1 Mar 17 Prime Minister 0.37
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 121 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 2 Mar 17 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.31 2 Mar 17 Church Commissioners (4); Public Accounts Commission (1); Electoral 0.08 Commission Committee (2) 6 Mar 17 Home Department 0.45 7 Mar 17 Ministry of Justice 0.47 8 Mar 17 Wales 0.30 8 Mar 17 Prime Minister 0.30 9 Mar 17 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.44 13 Mar 17 Defence 0.45 14 Mar 17 Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.45 15 Mar 17 Northern Ireland 0.34 15 Mar 17 Prime Minister 0.33 16 Mar 17 Culture, media and sport 0.29 16 Mar 17 Attorney General 0.21 20 Mar 17 Education 0.47 21 Mar 17 Health 0.42 22 Mar 17 Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.25 22 Mar 17 Prime Minister 0.41 23 Mar 17 International Trade 0.19 23 Mar 17 Women and Equalities 0.31 27 Mar 17 Work and Pensions 0.48 28 Mar 17 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.45 29 Mar 17 International Development 0.18 29 Mar 17 Prime Minister 0.34 30 Mar 17 Transport 0.49 18 Apr 17 Treasury 0.45 19 Apr 17 Scotland 0.36 19 Apr 17 Prime Minister 0.33 20 Apr 17 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.29 20 Apr 17 Public Accounts Commission (2); Church Commissioners (4) 0.04 24 Apr 17 Communities and Local Government 0.47 25 Apr 17 Justice 0.48 26 Apr 17 Wales 0.38 26 Apr 17 Prime Minister 0.45 27 Apr 17 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.52 Totals: (Exit: 3.55) 104.40 0.00 14b: Topical Questions 24 May 16 Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs 0.15 26 May 16 Women and Equalities 0.15 6 Jun 16 Communities and Local Government 0.15 7 Jun 16 Treasury 0.17 9 Jun 16 Culture, Media and Sport 0.06 13 Jun 16 Home Department 0.12 14 Jun 16 Justice 0.17 27 Jun 16 Defence 0.15
122 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 28 Jun 16 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.18 30 Jun 16 Transport 0.15 4 Jul 16 Education 0.17 5 Jul 16 Health 0.18 7 Jul 16 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.14 11 Jul 16 Work and Pensions 0.13 12 Jul 16 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.23 14 Jul 16 Energy and Climate Change 0.10 18 Jul 16 Communities and Local Government 0.10 19 Jul 16 Treasury 0.15 21 Jul 16 Women and Equalities 0.11 5 Sep 16 Home Department 0.14 6 Sep 16 Justice 0.16 7 Sep 16 Cabinet Office 0.08 8 Sep 16 Culture, Media and Sport 0.12 8 Sep 16 International Trade 0.14 12 Sep 16 Defence 0.18 13 Sep 16 Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.18 14 Sep 16 International Development 0.06 15 Sep 16 Transport 0.20 10 Oct 16 Education 0.17 11 Oct 16 Health 0.18 13 Oct 16 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.13 17 Oct 16 Work and Pensions 0.16 18 Oct 16 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.15 20 Oct 16 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.16 24 Oct 16 Communities and Local Government 0.14 25 Oct 16 Treasury 0.16 27 Oct 16 Women and Equalities 0.10 31 Oct 16 Home Department 0.18 1 Nov 16 Justice 0.14 2 Nov 16 Cabinet Office and the Duchy of Lancaster 0.09 3 Nov 16 Culture, Media and Sport 0.10 3 Nov 16 International Trade 0.11 7 Nov 16 Defence 0.11 8 Nov 16 Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.15 14 Nov 16 Education 0.15 15 Nov 16 Health 0.15 16 Nov 16 International Development 0.06 17 Nov 16 Transport 0.14 21 Nov 16 Work and Pensions 0.18 22 Nov 16 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.15 24 Nov 16 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.14 28 Nov 16 Communities and Local Government 0.19
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 123 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 29 Nov 16 Treasury 0.17 1 Dec 16 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.15 5 Dec 16 Home Department 0.19 6 Dec 16 Justice 0.17 8 Dec 16 Women and Equalities 0.10 8 Dec 16 Northern Ireland 0.03 12 Dec 16 Defence 0.16 13 Dec 16 Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.16 14 Dec 16 Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.07 15 Dec 16 Culture, Media and Sport 0.10 15 Dec 16 International Trade 0.10 19 Dec 16 Education 0.17 20 Dec 16 Health 0.16 9 Jan 17 Work and Pensions 0.15 10 Jan 17 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.21 11 Jan 17 International Development 0.08 12 Jan 17 Transport 0.18 16 Jan 17 Communities and Local Government 0.19 17 Jan 17 Treasury 0.18 19 Jan 17 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.12 23 Jan 17 Home Department 0.16 24 Jan 17 Justice 0.14 26 Jan 17 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.13 30 Jan 17 Defence 0.15 31 Jan 17 Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.12 2 Feb 17 Women and Equalities 0.07 6 Feb 17 Education 0.15 7 Feb 17 Health 0.13 8 Feb 17 Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.06 9 Feb 17 Culture, Media and Sport 0.09 9 Feb 17 International Trade 0.09 20 Feb 17 Work and Pensions 0.16 21 Feb 17 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.20 22 Feb 17 International Development 0.07 23 Feb 17 Transport 0.20 27 Feb 17 Communities and Local Government 0.16 28 Feb 17 Treasury 0.18 2 Mar 17 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.10 6 Mar 17 Home Department 0.17 7 Mar 17 Ministry of Justice 0.17 9 Mar 17 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.20 13 Mar 17 Defence 0.16 14 Mar 17 Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 0.16 16 Mar 17 Culture, media and sport 0.10 20 Mar 17 Education 0.14
124 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 21 Mar 17 Health 0.17 22 Mar 17 Cabinet Office and the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 0.07 23 Mar 17 International Trade 0.06 27 Mar 17 Work and Pensions 0.18 28 Mar 17 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.16 29 Mar 17 International Development 0.07 30 Mar 17 Transport 0.19 18 Apr 17 Treasury 0.15 20 Apr 17 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.14 24 Apr 17 Communities and Local Government 0.18 25 Apr 17 Justice 0.20 27 Apr 17 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 0.25 Totals: (Exit: 1.29) 25.53 0.00 14c: Urgent Questions 19 May 16 Steve Double (asking); Minister for Schools (Mr Nick Gibb) (answering): 0.25 Term-time holidays 23 May 16 Keith Vaz (asking); Minister for Community and Social Care (Alistair 0.23 Burt) (answering): Dietary advice and childhood obesity strategy 23 May 16 Mr Bernard Jenkin (asking); Financial Secretary to the Treasury (Mr 0.40 David Gauke) (answering): UK economy: post-referendum assessment 24 May 16 Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh (asking); Minister for Defence Procurement 0.35 (Mr Philip Dunne) (answering): Yemen: cluster ammunitions 26 May 16 Ian Blackford (asking); Minister for Immigration (James Brokenshire) 0.26 (answering): Brain family: deportation 6 Jun 16 Sir William Cash (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.41 (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Removal of foreign national offenders and EU prisoners 7 Jun 16 Andrew Gwynne (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.28 Health (Jane Ellison) (answering): NHS Commissioning (Pre-exposure prophylaxis) 8 Jun 16 Gloria De Piero (asking); Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster 0.39 General (Matthew Hancock) (answering): Voter registration 9 Jun 16 Diana Johnson (asking); Minister for Europe (Mr David Lidington) 0.25 (answering): International Syria Support Group: Airdrops 13 Jun 16 Stephen Doughty (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.42 (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Orlando Attack: UK Security Measures 14 Jun 16 Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.36 (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Football Fan Violence: Euro 2016 4 Jul 16 Ms Gisela Stuart (asking); Minister for Immigration (James Brokenshire) 0.51 (answering): EU nationals: UK residence 4 Jul 16 John McDonnell (asking); First Secretary of State and Chancellor of the 0.36 Exchequer (Mr George Osborne) (answering): Surplus target and corporation tax 5 Jul 16 Nic Dakin (asking); Minister for Schools (Mr Nick Gibb) (answering): 0.36 Teachers strike 11 Jul 16 Helen Goodman (asking); Parliamentary Secretary, Cabinet Office (John 0.43 Penrose) (answering): Article 50: Parliamentary approval
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 125 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 11 Jul 16 Andy Slaughter (asking); Secretary of State for Justice (Michael Gove) 0.26 (answering): Safety of prison staff 19 Jul 16 Emily Thornberry (asking); Minister of State, Foreign and 0.45 Commonwealth Office (Sir Alan Duncan) (answering): Turkey 20 Jul 16 Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.20 (Amber Rudd) (answering): Orgreave: Public Inquiry into Policing 21 Jul 16 Neil Carmichael (asking); Secretary of State for Education (Justine 0.26 Greening) (answering): School funding 5 Sep 16 Hilary Benn (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign 0.41 and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Tobias Ellwood) (answering): Humanitarian Law (Yemen) 6 Sep 16 Mr Jamie Reed (asking); Minister for Climate Change and Industry (Mr 0.27 Nick Hurd) (answering): Sellafield 8 Sep 16 Angela Rayner (asking); Secretary of State for Education (Justine 0.51 Greening) (answering): New Grammar Schools 14 Sep 16 Rebecca Long Bailey (asking); Financial Secretary to the Treasury (Jane 0.49 Ellison) (answering): Tax Credits: Concentrix 10 Oct 16 Mr David Burrowes (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.49 Department (Amber Rudd) (answering): Calais Jungle 17 Oct 16 Lisa Nandy (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.37 (Amber Rudd) (answering): Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse 17 Oct 16 Michael Dugher (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.40 Health (David Mowat) (answering): Community Pharmacies 18 Oct 16 John Woodcock (asking); Secretary of State for Defence (David Mowat) 0.53 (answering): Liberation of Mosul 21 Oct 16 Philip Davies (asking); Minister for Immigration (Mr Robert Goodwill) 0.25 (answering): Child Refugees: Age Checks 25 Oct 16 Charles Walker (asking); Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.28 (answering): Private Members’ Bills 31 Oct 16 Jonathan Ashworth (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy 0.53 Hunt) (answering): NHS Funding 1 Nov 16 Andy Burnham (asking); Minister for Policing and the Fire Service 0.53 (Brandon Lewis) (answering): Orgreave 3 Nov 16 Neil Parish (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.34 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (answering): Air Quality 4 Nov 16 Louise Haigh (asking); Economic Secretary to the Treasury (Simon 0.24 Kirby) (answering): Outsourcing and Tax Credits 8 Nov 16 Sarah Champion (asking); Minister for Europe and the Americas (Sir 0.25 Alan Duncan) (answering): UN Vote and the Independent Expert for the LGBT Community 14 Nov 16 Debbie Abrahams (asking); The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions 0.27 (Damian Green) (answering): Under-occupancy Charge 15 Nov 16 Richard Burgon (asking); Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for 0.30 Justice (Elizabeth Truss) (answering): Prison Officers Association: Protest Action 16 Nov 16 Tom Brake (asking); The Minister for Immigration (Mr Robert Goodwill) 0.37 (answering): Calais Children and Immigration Act 17 Nov 16 Andrew Rosindell (asking); The Minister for Europe and the Americas 0.33 (Sir Alan Duncan) (answering): Chagos Islands
126 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 21 Nov 16 Lisa Nandy (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the 0.38 Home Department (Sarah Newton) (answering): Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse 25 Nov 16 Ms Diane Abbott (asking); The Minister for Policing and the Fire Service 0.12 (Brandon Lewis) (answering): Child Sexual Abuse Cases: Metropolitan Police 28 Nov 16 Alison McGovern (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 1.07 for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Tobias Ellwood) (answering): Aleppo 29 Nov 16 Dr Rosena Allin-Khan (asking); The Secretary of State for Culture, 0.30 Media and Sport (Karen Bradley) (answering): Historical Sexual Abuse (Football) 2 Dec 16 Stephen Doughty (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 0.27 for International Development (James Wharton) (answering): Aid Reviews 5 Dec 16 Caroline Lucas (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.32 Transport (Paul Maynard) (answering): Southern Rail 6 Dec 16 Andy McDonald (asking); The Secretary of State for Transport (Chris 0.40 Grayling) (answering): Southern Rail 6 Dec 16 Mr Clive Betts (asking); The Secretary of State for Communities and 0.48 Local Government (Sajid Javid) (answering): Casey Report 12 Dec 16 Barbara Keeley (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.30 Health (David Mowat) (answering): Social Care Funding 12 Dec 16 Kevin Brennan (asking); The Minister for Digital and Culture (Matt 0.14 Hancock) (answering): Sky: 21st Century Fox: Takeover Bid 12 Dec 16 Keith Vaz (asking); The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.33 Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Tobia Ellwood) (answering): Yemen 20 Dec 16 Edward Miliband (asking); The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and 0.24 Sport (Karen Bradley) (answering): Sky: 21st Century Fox: Takeover Bid 9 Jan 17 Peter Kyle (asking); The Minister for Courts and Justice (Sir Oliver 0.40 Heald) (answering): Domestic Violence Victims: Cross-Examination 10 Jan 17 John McDonnell (asking); The Financial Secretary to the Treasury (Jane 0.39 Ellison) (answering): HMRC Estate 11 Jan 17 Caroline Lucas (asking); The Minister for Climate Change and Industry 0.47 (Mr Nick Hurd) (answering): Green Investment Bank 18 Jan 17 Paul Scully (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign 0.38 and Commonwealth Affairs (Alok Sharma) (answering): Human Rights: Burma 23 Jan 17 Mr Kevan Jones (asking); Secretary of State for Defence (Michael 1.04 Fallon) (answering): Trident: Test firing 26 Jan 17 Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of 0.36 State for Foreign Affairs (Mr Tobias Ellwood) (answering): Yemen 30 Jan 17 Ronnie Cowan (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.42 Welfare Delivery (Caroline Nokes) (answering): Jobcentre Plus offices: closure 9 Feb 17 Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.52 (Amber Rudd) (answering): Unaccompanied child refugees
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 127 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 20 Feb 17 Justin Madders (asking); Secretary of State for Business, Energy and 0.41 Industrial Strategy (Greg Clark) (answering): Vauxhall/ Opel: Proposed takeover 23 Feb 17 Yvette Cooper (asking); Minister for Security (Mr Ben Wallace) 0.38 (answering): Jamal al-Harith 27 Feb 17 Jonathan Ashworth (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy 0.33 Hunt) (answering): NHS shared business services 28 Feb 17 Richard Burgon (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.29 Justice (Mr Sam Gyimah) (answering): Prison Officers Association: withdrawal from voluntary tasks 28 Feb 17 Stephen Timms (asking); Secretary of State for Work and Pensions 0.40 (Damian Green) (answering): Personal Independence Payments 6 Mar 17 Rebecca Long Bailey (asking); Secretary of State for Business, Energy 0.37 and Industrial Strategy (Greg Clark) (answering): Opel/ Vauxhall: Sale to PSA Group 7 Mar 17 John Healey (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.26 Welfare Delivery (Caroline Nokes) (answering): Housing Benefits (18 to 21-year-olds) 15 Mar 17 Debbie Abrahams (asking); Secretary of State for Work and Pensions 0.42 (Damian Green) (answering): Personal independence payments 15 Mar 17 Mrs Maria Miller (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.36 Women and Equalities (Caroline Dinenage) (answering): Visible religious symbols: European Court ruling 20 Mar 17 Andrew Gwynne (asking); Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster 0.39 General (Ben Gummer) (answering): Advisory Committee on Business Appointments/ Ministerial Code 21 Mar 17 John McDonnell (asking); Economic Secretary to the Treasury (Simon 0.33 Kirby) (answering): Money laundering: British banks 22 Mar 17 Mr Gavin Shuker (asking); Secretary of State for Transport (Chris 0.27 Grayling) (answering): Aviation security 27 Mar 17 Rebecca Long Bailey (asking); Secretary of State for Business, Energy 0.19 and Industrial Strategy (Greg Clark) (answering): Magnox: Early Contract Terminations 20 Apr 17 Stephen Doughty (asking); Minister for Europe and the Americas (Sir 0.34 Alan Duncan) (answering): Persecution and Detention of LGBT Citizens: Chechnya 24 Apr 17 Sue Hayman (asking); Secretary of State for Environment, Food and 0.32 Rural Affairs (Andrea Leadsom) (answering): Air quality strategy Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 43.38 0.00 14d: Statements 19 May 16 Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Junior Doctors Contract 0.56 24 May 16 Secretary of State for Defence (Michael Fallon): Counter-Daesh quarterly 0.51 update 26 May 16 Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills and President of the 0.54 Board of Trade (Sajid Javid): Steel industry 6 Jun 16 Minister for Small Business, Industry and Enterprise (Anna Soubry): 0.39 BHS 27 Jun 16 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): Outcome of the EU referendum 2.07 29 Jun 16 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): EU Council 1.11
128 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 29 Jun 16 Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department (Karen 0.52 Bradley): Hate crime 6 Jul 16 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): Report of the Iraq Inquiry 2.20 6 Jul 16 Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Junior doctors contract 0.32 11 Jul 16 Secretary of State for Defence (Michael Fallon): NATO Warsaw summit 0.33 18 Jul 16 Secretary of State for the Home Department (Amber Rudd): Terrorist 0.45 Attack: Nice 5 Sep 16 Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 2.09 Exiting the European Union [Exit] 5 Sep 16 Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Junior Doctors: 0.52 Industrial Action 7 Sep 16 Prime Minister: G20 Summit 1.31 12 Sep 16 Secretary of State for Education (Justine Greening): Schools that work for 1.51 everyone 15 Sep 16 Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (Karen Bradley): BBC 0.37 15 Sep 16 Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Greg 0.38 Clark): Hinkley Point C 10 Oct 16 Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 1.49 Next Steps in Leaving the European Union [Exit] 20 Oct 16 Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for health (David Mowat): 0.38 Community Pharmacy in 2016-17 and Beyond 24 Oct 16 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): European Council [Exit] 1.36 24 Oct 16 Secretary of State for the Home Department (Amber Rudd): Calais 0.53 25 Oct 16 Secretary of State for Transport (Chris Grayling) Airport capacity 1.32 31 Oct 16 Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (Damian Green): Improving 0.44 Lives: Work, Health and Disability Green Paper 31 Oct 16 Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Nissan: 0.59 Sunderland 1 Nov 16 Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (Karen Bradley): Press 0.35 Matters 3 Nov 16 Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice (Elizabeth Truss): 0.33 Prison Safety and Reform 3 Nov 16 Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Boris 0.50 Johnson): Counter-Daesh Campaign: Iraq and Syria 7 Nov 16 Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 1.43 Article 50 [Exit] 7 Nov 16 Secretary of State for Defence (Sir Michael Fallon): Defence Estate 0.49 14 Nov 16 The Minister for London (Gavin Barwell): Croydon Tram incident 0.29 15 Nov 16 The Secretary of State for Transport (Chris Grayling): HS2 Update 1.01 23 Nov 16 Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr Philip Hammond): Spending Review 2.47 and Autumn Statement 29 Nov 16 Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Greg 0.47 Clark): Corporate Governance 13 Dec 16 The Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): CQC: NHS Deaths 0.51 Review 14 Dec 16 Secretary of State for Education (Justine Greening): National Funding 1.10 Formula: Schools/High Needs
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 129 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 15 Dec 16 Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Sajid Javid): 1.10 Local Government Finance Settlement 19 Dec 16 Prime Minister (Theresa May): European Council 2016 [Exit] 1.24 19 Dec 16 Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice (Elizabeth Truss): 0.44 HMP Birmingham 19 Dec 16 Secretary of State for Defence (Sir Michael Fallon): Yemen 0.42 9 Jan 17 Secretary of State for Health (Jeremy Hunt): Mental Health and NHS 1.46 Performance 10 Jan 17 Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (James Brokenshire): Northern 0.49 Ireland: Political Developments 17 Jan 17 Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (James Brockenshire) 0.59 17 Jan 17 Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis) 1.47 [Exit] 23 Jan 17 Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (Greg 1.28 Clark): Industrial Strategy Consultation 24 Jan 17 Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 1.45 Article 50 [Exit] 30 Jan 17 Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Boris 1.29 Johnson): US Immigration Policy 2 Feb 17 Secretary of State for Transport (Chris Grayling): Airport Capacity and 0.54 Airport Policy 2 Feb 17 Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 0.54 Exiting the EU: New Partnership [Exit] 6 Feb 17 The Prime Minister (Theresa May): Informal European Council [Exit] 1.08 7 Feb 17 Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government: (Sajid Javid): 1.20 Housing white paper 6 Mar 17 Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (Karen Bradley): Sky/ 0.29 21st Century Fox: proposed merger 14 Mar 17 Prime Minister (Mrs Theresa May): European Council [Exit] 1.27 15 Mar 17 The Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr Philip Hammond): Class 4 National 1.14 Insurance contributions 15 Mar 17 Secretary of State for International Development (Priti Patel): Counter- 0.54 Daesh update 16 Mar 17 Secretary of State for Culture, media and sport (Karen Bradley): Sky/ 0.25 21st Century Fox: Merger 28 Mar 17 Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (James Brokenshire): Northern 1.02 Ireland: Political Developments 29 Mar 17 Prime Minister: Article 50 2.46 30 Mar 17 Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union (Mr David Davis): 1.02 Legislating for UK withdrawal from the EU [Exit] 18 Apr 17 Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Boris 0.55 Johnson): Syria and North Korea Totals: (Exit: 16.44) 67.37 0.00 14e: Business Statements 19 May 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.39 26 May 16 Business Statement: Deputy Leader of the House (Dr Thérèse Coffey) 1.04 8 Jun 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.09 9 Jun 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.47
130 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 30 Jun 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.58 7 Jul 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.47 14 Jul 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Chris Grayling) 0.44 21 Jul 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.20 8 Sep 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.59 15 Sep 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.55 13 Oct 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.09 20 Oct 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.46 27 Oct 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.58 3 Nov 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.51 17 Nov 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.01 24 Nov 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.13 1 Dec 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.07 8 Dec 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.14 15 Dec 16 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.08 12 Jan 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.10 19 Jan 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.09 26 Jan 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.54 2 Feb 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.02 9 Feb 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.03 23 Feb 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.04 2 Mar 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 2.17 9 Mar 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.06 16 Mar 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.58 23 Mar 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.02 30 Mar 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.11 18 Apr 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 0.26 20 Apr 17 Business Statement: Leader of the House (Mr David Lidington) 1.19 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 32.30 0.00 14f: Select Committee Statement 7 Jul 16 Dr Julian Lewis (on behalf of the Defence Committee): Russia: 0.27 Implications for UK defence and security 3 Nov 16 Dr Sarah Wollaston (on behalf of the Health Committee): A&E 0.14 Departments: Winter Pressure 12 Jan 17 Mrs Maria Miller (on behalf of the Women and Equalities Committee): 0.16 Women in the House of Commons 2 Feb 17 Mr Bernard Jenkin (on behalf of the Public Administration and 0.18 Constitutional Affairs Committee): NHS in England 16 Mar 17 Mr Bernard Jenkin (on behalf of the Public Administration and 0.26 Constitutional Affairs Committee): Chilcot inquiry 16 Mar 17 Dr Sarah Wollaston (on behalf of the Health Committee): Suicide 0.21 prevention 20 Apr 17 Mr Bernard Jenkin (on behalf of the Public Administration and 0.20 Constitutional Affairs Committee): EU Referendum: Lessons learned [Exit]
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 131 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 20 Apr 17 Robert Neill (on behalf of the Justice Committee): Prison reform: 0.16 Governor empowerment Totals: (Exit: 0.20) 2.38 0.00 14g: S.O. No. 24 Applications 8 Jun 16 Mrs Anne Main: Tobacco and Regulated Products Regulations 2016 0.04 10 Oct 16 Stephen Phillips: UK Exit from the European Union: Terms of 0.10 Negotiations [Exit] Mr Andrew Mitchell: Syria 12 Dec 16 Mr Andrew Mitchell: East Aleppo: Evacuation 0.07 30 Jan 17 Edward Miliband: Change in US Immigration Policy 0.13 20 Mar 17 Alison Thewliss: Non-consensual sex exemption (tax credits) 0.04 28 Mar 17 Debbie Abrahams: Personal Independence Payments: Regulations 0.04 29 Mar 17 Neil Gray: Employment and Support Allowance 0.04 Totals: (Exit: 0.10) 0.46 0.00 14h: Points of Order 18 May 16 Mr Jacob Rees-Mogg: Custom of giving way in speeches over 20 minutes 0.01 long 25 May 16 Anne Main: Quality of Government responses to PQs 0.08 Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh: Clarification on Government position on UK arms deal with Saudi Arabia Maggie Throup: Conduct of an MP Ian Blackford: Advice on contacting Home Secretary 26 May 16 Kate Green: Intention of Minister to give a statement 0.01 26 May 16 Mr Stewart Jackson: Intention of Minister to give a statement 0.02 26 May 16 Patrick Grady: Reform to voting system 0.01 0.01 6 Jun 16 Pete Wishart: Alleged contraventions to the 1983 Representation of the 0.06 People Act Greg Mulholland: Official visits to constituencies by other Members without notice to the constituency Member.
Mr Philip Hollobone: Non-disclosure of Government-held data 6 Jun 16 Mr John Hayes: Announcement to the House that correspondence 0.01 between Mr John Hayes and Keir Starmer concerning the Investigatory Powers Bill was now available in the Vote Office 7 Jun 16 Andy McDonald: Official visits to constituencies by other Members 0.07 without notice to the constituency Member. Melanie Onn: Official visits to constituencies by other Members without notice to the constituency Member. Stewart Malcolm McDonald: S.O. 24 Emergency Debates procedure 7 Jun 16 Greg Mulholland: Access to division lobbies 0.01 0.01 8 Jun 16 Chris Bryant: Emergency legislation procedure 0.01 8 Jun 16 Sir William Cash: Request for the Prime Minister to correct inaccuracies 0.04 in his answer to oral questions Tom Brake: Clarification on Government position regarding Saudi Arabia 9 Jun 16 Mr Alistair Carmichael: Request for Government statement on CPS 0.01 findings in regard to the UK security service and Libya 13 Jun 16 Ian Blackford: Correction to Ministers response to a UQ 0.03
132 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 15 Jun 16 Mr Peter Bone: Intention of Chancellor of the Exchequer to give a 0.07 statement David T.C. Davies: Clarification on Government position regarding emergency budget Mrs Anne Main: Alleged inaccuracies by Leader of the House Mr Christopher Chope: Attendance of the Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir William Cash: Alleged breach of resolution regarding the accuracy of Ministers’ information given to the House 27 Jun 16 Tom Brake: Procedures of House 0.08 Pete Wishart: Intention of the Leader of the House to present an emergency business statement Ian Blackford: Declaration of interest Roger Mullin: Request for Government clarification on emergency budget 28 Jun 16 Mr Barry Sheerman: Request for Government statement on HS2 in light 0.03 of EU referendum result Sir Roger Gale: Blocking emails from Donald Trump 29 Jun 16 Pete Wishart: Status of the official Opposition 0.02 30 Jun 16 Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh: Request for Government statement on the 0.04 Istanbul terrorist attack Barry Gardiner: Intention of Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change to give a statement 4 Jul 16 Graham Stuart: Correction to Member’s speech 0.01 5 Jul 16 Alistair Burt: Announcement of resignation 0.03 Valerie Vaz: Thank you to Alistair Burt from the Opposition 6 Jul 16 Andy Slaughter: Request for Government statement on safety in prisons 0.02 Alison Thewliss: Correction to Prime Minister’s speech 11 Jul 16 Nia Griffith: Deactivation of parliamentary passes 0.03 12 Jul 16 Mr David Winnick: Raising reports of broken constituency windows of 0.09 the Member for Wallasey Chris Bryant: Whether there will be a supplementary Business Statement Emily Thornberry: Informing the House about future motions for debate Chris Bryant: Timing for tabling amendments Ian Austin: Announcement of Black Country event in the Jubilee Room 13 Jul 16 Diana Johnson: Request for Government statement 0.02 13 Jul 16 Ian Austin: Disclosure of memorandum of understanding between 0.01 Government and the Palestinian Authority 14 Jul 16 Paula Sherriff: Request for information on security provisions 0.08 Chris Grayling: Update on security provisions Christian Matheson: Language in the Chamber 18 Jul 16 Mr Jamie Reed: Correction to Member’s speech 0.01 18 Jul 16 Dr Julian Lewis: Notification of majority in previous division on the 0.01 0.01 UK’s nuclear deterrent in March 2007 19 Jul 16 Alex Salmond: Attendance of Boris Johnson 0.03 Alec Shelbrooke: Thanks to Sir Alan Duncan 21 Jul 16 Graham Jones: Request for Government statement 0.03 21 Jul 16 Mr Gordon Marsden: Request for Government statements 0.01 7 Sep 16 Chris Bryant: Allegations of a leak of a Select Committee report 0.02 Simon Hoare: Accountability of the Boundary Commission 7 Sep 16 David T. C. Davies: Parliamentary language 0.01
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 133 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 8 Sep 16 Mr Charles Walker: Reform of the House of Lords 0.16 Philp Davies: Reduction of MPs Kerry McCarthy: Quality of response to PQ Kevin Brennan: Announcement of participation in University Challenge Kerry McCarthy: Announcement of participation in Blockbusters Crispin Blunt: Further allegations of a leak of a Select Committee report Dr Julian Lewis: Allegations of procedural misconduct during drafting of a Select Committee report 8 Sep 16 Stephen Doughty: Allegations of a leak of a Select Committee report 0.02 12 Sep 16 Kevin Brennan: Length of time available for debate 0.01 13 Sep 16 Mr Barry Sheerman: Request for a kitemark for MPs conduct 0.02 14 Sep 16 Mr Peter Bone: Timetable of Select Committee creation 0.06 Stephen Doughty: Membership of the Committee on Arms Export Control Kevin Brennan: Timetable for Committee Chair elections Mr David Lidington: Timetable for Committee Chair elections and the creation of new Select Committees 14 Sep 16 Mr Gareth Thomas: Request for statement to the House 0.01 15 Sep 16 Andy Slaughter: Request for longer consultation period 0.10 Debbie Abrahams: Request for oral statement John Healey: Request for oral statement Jim Fitzpatrick: Correction to Westminster Hall speech Tom Brake: Request for statement 15 Sep 16 Ann Clwyd: Clarification on Committee report 0.04 Sue Hayman: Request for policy information 15 Sep 16 Richard Arkless: Request for advice from Speaker 0.01 0.01 10 Oct 16 Hywel Williams: Request for action 0.02 11 Oct 16 Paula Sherriff: Spending Review clarification 0.01 12 Oct 16 Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh: Request for advice 0.07 Michael Fabricant: Request for clarification and/ or apology Emily Thornberry: Clarification Chris Bryant: Request for clarification Alan Brown: Request for advice 17 Oct 16 Paula Sherriff: Request for advice 0.07 Ian Blackford: Request for guidance Jonathan Ashworth: Request for action 18 Oct 16 Meg Hillier: Request for support and guidance 0.04 Tom Brake: Request for advice 19 Oct 16 Fabian Hamilton: Request for advice 0.02 19 Oct 16 David T. C. Davies: Scope of debate [Exit] 0.01 19 Oct 16 Richard Arkless: Scope of debate 0.01 19 Oct 16 Ian Blackford: Request for correction of the record 0.04 0.04 20 Oct 16 Hannah Bardell: Request for clarification on procedure 0.01 24 Oct 16 Paul Flynn: Request for resolution 0.03 27 Oct 16 Dr Julian Lewis: Request for advice 0.03 28 Oct 16 Caroline Lucas: Request for statement 0.03 0.03 1 Nov 16 Mr Tom Watson: Correction to the record 0.08 Louise Haigh: Request for statement 2 Nov 16 Mr David Winnick: Request for action 0.03 2 Nov 16 Rachel Maskell: Request for statement 0.01
134 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 3 Nov 16 Joanna Cherry: Request for advice 0.01 7 Nov 16 Clive Efford: Request for correction to the record 0.06 Dr Julian Lewis: Request for Ministerial attendance before a Committee 8 Nov 16 Richard Burgon: Request for statement 0.04 Chris Stephens: Request for statement 14 Nov 16 Tom Brake: Request for Ministerial statement 0.02 16 Nov 16 Stewart Hosie: Clarification 0.13 John Pugh: Request for clarification Kevin Foster: Request for advice Patrick Grady: Request for advice Cat Smith: Request for advice 22 Nov 16 Jenny Chapman: Request for clarification on speeches 0.01 23 Nov 16 Simon Hoare: Clarification of the record 0.04 Jonathan Ashworth: Request for action Chris Stephens: Request for clarification on whether the Government would make a statement 23 Nov 16 Mr Alistair Carmichael: Request for advice 0.02 0.02 24 Nov 16 Alex Salmond: Request for advice 0.07 Chris Bryant: Request for clarification Mr Peter Bone: Request for statement 28 Nov 16 Paula Sheriff: Request for guidance or a statement form a Minister 0.04 1 Dec 16 Alex Salmond: Request for advice 0.05 Brendan O’Hara: Request for advice on correcting the record Valerie Vaz: Request for guidance 6 Dec 16 Alison Thewliss: Request for advice 0.02 Mr Peter Bone: Request for advice 8 Dec 16 Andy Slaughter: Request for advice 0.21 Mr Chuka Umunna: Request for guidance Tom Brake: Request for advice Paula Sheriff: Request for clarification Alex Salmond: Request for action Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Correction to answer to questions and request for advice Chris Stephens: Request for advice and request for Ministerial attendance Alan Brown: Request for advice 12 Dec 16 Seema Malhotra: Inquired as to whether a Ministerial statement would be 0.02 expected 13 Dec 16 Mr Kevan Jones: Request for assistance 0.02 14 Dec 16 Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Request for guidance 0.07 Nusrat Ghani: request for advice on declarations of interest Helen Goodman: Request for clarity on Departmental responsibilities 15 Dec 16 Chris Stephens: Request for a statement 0.09 Greg Mulholland: Request for advice Mr Peter Bone: Noting time spent on topical questions Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Request for correction to the record 15 Dec 16 Dr Julian Lewis: Request for a statement from the Foreign Office 0.03 0.03 Matt Hancock (Minister for Digital and Culture): Correction to the record 16 Dec 16 Sarah Champion: Request for advice 0.03 16 Dec 16 Mr Tom Watson: Asking about request for a Minister to make a statement 0.01 16 Dec 16 Mr Peter Bone: Request for procedural advice 0.02
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 135 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 19 Dec 16 Stephen Doughty: Request for notifications received 0.07 Danny Kinahan: Request for information about a decision on an urgent question Dr Julian Lewis: Noting leaking of Committee report Ian Murray: Request for action 20 Dec 16 Dan Jarvis: Request for advice on whether a written ministerial statement 0.06 would be appropriate Chris Stephens: Noting use of a ministerial statement Ms Angela Eagle: Query around sub judice 9 Jan 17 Mr David Anderson: Request for indication of statement 0.07 Ms Margaret Ritchie: Request for advice Sir Hugo Swire: Request for investigation 9 Jan 17 Pete Wishart: Noting lack of time for debate in Legislative Grand 0.03 Committee 10 Jan 17 Stephen Doughty: Request for guidance regarding the Ministerial code 0.04 11 Jan 17 Tom Brake: Request for subject to be raised and debated in the House 0.02 12 Jan 17 Alex Salmond: Request for Ministers to address the House 0.06 Derek Twigg: Request for advice on Ministerial answers Sir Desmond Swayne: Noting addressing the Chair during debates 16 Jan 17 Jonathan Ashworth: Request for statement 0.06 Tommy Sheppard: Request for statement Ian Austin: Tribute to Professor Anthony King 17 Jan 17 Stephen Doughty: Attendance of the Prime Minister 0.01 17 Jan 17 Carol Monaghan: Request for clarification 0.02 17 Jan 17 Richard Benyon: Pointing out entry in the register 0.02 19 Jan 17 Ian Blackford: Request for guidance 0.03 24 Jan 17 Dr Julian Lewis: Request for advice on correcting the record 0.02 25 Jan 17 Alison Thewliss: Inquiring into a Ministerial statement 0.05 Ian Paisley: Request for correction to the record Bob Blackman: Reminder for book of commitment for Holocaust Memorial Day 26 Jan 17 Alex Salmond: Request for correction of the record 0.04 Chris Bryant: Request for printed circulation of the business statement 31 Jan 17 Michael Gove: Noting that no statement had been made 0.00 1 Feb 17 Sir Gerald Howarth: Thanking the Speaker for Chairing the debate 0.01 0.01 3 Feb 17 Conor McGinn: Noting that Second Reading on the Bill for Helen’s law 0.04 0.04 was not reached at today’s sitting 6 Feb 17 Emily Thornberry: Referring to Members by their Constituencies 0.13 Geoffrey Clifton-Brown: Request that the dress code for Clerks be reconsidered Sir Gerald Howarth: Request that the dress code for Clerks be reconsidered Stephen Doughty: Request for advice regarding the President of the US 6 Feb 17 Chris Leslie: Request for advice on voting for new clauses 0.01 Wes Streeting: Request for advice regarding scrutiny Alex Salmond: Noting the programme order Stephen Doughty: Request for advice on voting on amendments Mr Sheerman: Noting selction of amendments 6 Feb 17 Patrick Grady: Correction to the record 0.00
136 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 6 Feb 17 Alex Salmond: Noting powers of the Chair 0.03 0.03 Ian Blackford: Noting number of SNP Members ot be called during the debate 7 Feb 17 Sir Edward Leigh: Invitation to the President of the US 0.08 Paul Flynn: Invitation to the President of the US Mr Peter Bone: Invitation to the President of the US and noting the clapping taking place in the Chamber Alex Salmond: Request for Chair of the Government to advise on the irrevocability of Article 50 Sir Gerald Howarth: Request for assurance on the impartiality of the Chair 7 Feb 17 Paul Farrelly: Noting procedure relating to divisions on clauses and 0.01 amendments 8 Feb 17 Kit Malthouse: Request for explanation on the orderliness of amendments 0.01 8 Feb 17 Mr Harper: Correction to the record 0.01 8 Feb 17 Alex Salmond: Pointing out that there would be no Report stage or debate 0.01 0.01 at 3rd Reading, which last happened on the Defence of the Realm Act, for WW1. 9 Feb 17 Louise Haigh: Request for Ministerial statement 0.06 Peter Grant: Request for clarification of the official record Peter Grant: Noting differences between motion divided on and motion as described by the Minister Patrick Grady: Request for advice on decision making 9 Feb 17 Mrs Ellman: Registration of an interest 0.04 Imran Hussain: Registration of an interest Tommy Sheppard: Registration of an interest Joan Ryan: Registration of an interest Richard Burden: Registration of an interest Ian Austin: Registration of an interest 20 Feb 17 Kate Green: Request for Ministerial clarification or correction to the 0.01 record 20 Feb 17 Mr David Winnick: Request for change to delivery of Queen’s message 0.04 Mr David Winnick: Request for change to delivery of Queen’s message 21 Feb 17 James Duddridge: Request for information about an unresolved matter 0.02 Ms Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh: Request for clarification Andrew Bridgen: Request for apology 21 Feb 17 Sue Hayman: Request for advice on petition procedure 0.02 22 Feb 17 Christian Matheson: Request for guidance on representing constituents 0.07 Seema Malhotra: Request for why official data had not been made available in the public domain 23 Feb 17 Secretary of State for Transport (Chris Grayling): Thanking the House 0.01 regarding the HS2 Bill 23 Feb 17 Philip Davies: Request for action for dis-satisfactory answer to Written 0.03 Parliamentary Questions 24 Feb 17 Philip Davies: Request for advice on tabling opportunity to table 0.06 amendments Mr Christopher Chope: Request for advice on debating starred amendments Mr David Nuttall: Request for advice regarding manuscript amendments 24 Feb 17 Mr Christopher Chope: Request for advice relating to explanatory 0.02 statements associated with amendments
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 137 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 24 Feb 17 Mr John Spellar: Noting Bills not debated today 0.01 0.01 24 Feb 17 James Cartlidge: Request for advice regarding objection to a Bill 0.03 0.03 27 Feb 17 Philip Davies: Request for clarity on orderliness, and proceedings 0.12 Anna Turley: Clarification on proceedings Stephen Timms: Request for a Ministerial to attend Parliament/ provide a statement Mr Stewart Jackson: Request for clarification on advance notice before impugning a Member Hywel Williams: Request for advice on holding the Government to account 28 Feb 17 Mary Creagh: Request for ruling on sexist language 0.02 28 Feb 17 Yasmin Qureshi: Request for guidance on handing petitions to Downing 0.04 Street Mr Christopher Chope: Request for advice on an answer to a Parliamentary question 28 Feb 17 Mike Kane: Request for written statement 0.01 1 Mar 17 Tom Brake: Request to place a matter on the record 0.08 Mr Peter Bone: Request for guidance on raising matters in question time Mr Christopher Chope: Request for a Ministerial response to a letter Dr Offord: Request for change to procedure 1 Mar 17 Kirsty Blackman: Request for advice on scrutinising Estimates 0.02 2 Mar 17 Mr Peter Bone: Request for advice on a deferred division 0.03 2 Mar 17 Tulip Siddiq: Request for advice on use of language 0.01 6 Mar 17 Andrew Selous: Request for advice on the wearing of small badges by 0.08 visitors to the House Debbie Abrahams: Request for advice on holding the Home Office to account Cat Smith: Request for advice surrounding data and the Boundary Commission 7 Mar 17 Luciana Berger: Request for information regarding answers to questions 0.07 Caroline Lucas: Request for advice on pensions 9 Mar 17 Charles Walker: Request for advice on bringing a matter to Members’ 0.03 attention 9 Mar 17 Graham Jones: Request for advice for arranging corrections to reports 0.02 13 Mar 17 Patrick Grady: Request for guidance regarding the convention that 0.03 Members notify each other when visiting their constituencies Kate Osamor: Request for Ministerial statement 14 Mar 17 Maria Miller: Request for clarification on the UK following an 0.02 announcement by the European Court of Justice 14 Mar 17 Debbie Abrahams: Request for statement and guidance on scrutiny 0.04 0.04 options 15 Mar 17 Lady Hermon: Request for confirmation on transposition of EU 0.02 judgements into domestic law [Exit] 15 Mar 17 Rebecca Long Bailey: Request for retraction of comments by another 0.06 Member Alex Salmond: Request for emergency measures relating to the Budget Sir Desmond Swayne: Request for opportunity to recant support for earlier policy 15 Mar 17 Alison Thewliss: Request for advice on holding the Government to 0.02 account
138 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 16 Mar 17 Mr Christopher Chope; Request for advice on holding the government to 0.17 account Sir Edward Leigh; Request for advice on holding the government to account Chris Bryant: Request for provision of two weeks Parliamentary business to allow for Select Committee planning Patricia Gibson: Request for guidance on gathering information from the Government Alex Salmond: Request for Prime Minister’s statement 20 Mar 17 Michael Fabricant: Request to acknowledge another member’s point 0.01 21 Mar 17 Ian Lavery: Apology for not declaring an interest 0.03 Debbie Abrahams: Request for advice on pressing the Government for a debate 22 Mar 17 Alan Brown: Request to ensure the record is correct and to request an 0.03 apology 23 Mar 17 Debbie Abrahams: Request for correction to the record and request for a 0.03 debate Bob Blackman: To raise a point for the record Nigel Adams: Registration of an interest 23 Mar 17 Sir Peter Bottomley: Registration of an interest 0.01 27 Mar 17 Andrew Bridgen: Registration of an interest 0.08 Ian Blackford: Request for advice on arranging a meeting with a Minister Mrs Maria Miller: Request for advice on showing solidarity Chris Bryant: Request for information regarding a Ministerial statement 27 Mar 17 Alison Thewliss: Request for advice on securing a debate 0.01 29 Mar 17 Tom Brake: Request for advice on holding the Government to account 0.07 Mrs Cheryl Gillan: Request for Ministerial Statement relating to HS2 29 Mar 17 Karl Turner: Registration of an interest 0.03 Mr Charles Walker: Correction to the record Sir Simon Burns: Request for advice on a third party providing misleading information to a Member 18 Apr 17 Emily Thornberry: Request for advice on the orderliness of a statement 0.03 Ian Paisley: Request for advice on accountability 19 Apr 17 Mrs Main: Request for withdrawal of remarks 0.00 20 Apr 17 Martin Docherty-Hughes: Request for clarification to the record 0.04 Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Request for clarification on action regarding Government announcements Dawn Butler: Request for clarification on Prime Minister’s statement 24 Apr 17 Fiona Mactaggart: Request for clarification on the provision of services 0.06 until the House is dissolved Carol Monaghan: Request for clarification on the provision of services during purdah 24 Apr 17 Ian Paisley: Request for length of time remaining for debate 0.01 25 Apr 17 Sue Hayman: Request for advice on protocol between Members and 0.08 constituencies Sir Oliver Heald: Request for advice on protocol between Members and constituencies Clive Lewis: Request for action to encourage Ministers to answer Written Parliamentary Questions Mr Richard Bacon: Consideration of semi-colons
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 139 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 26 Apr 17 Mr David Winnick: Placing a response to the Prime Minister’s answer on 0.10 the record Paul Flynn: Registering pre-election language Chris Bryant: Remembering Jo Cox and Keith Palmer Sir Desmond Swayne: Raising a point of procedure Mr Winnick: Request for clarification Sir Desmond Swayne: Withdrawal of comment Michael Fabricant: Correction to the record Sir Gerald Howarth: Expression of appreciation
27 Apr 17 Alex Salmond: Request for Ministerial statement on possible 0.16 prosecutions Mr Dennis Skinner: Request for Ministerial statement on possible prosecutions Mr Andrew Turner: Request for advice on holding the Academies Enterprise Trust to account Paul Blomfield: Request for advice on raising a case on behalf of a constituent Hannah Bardell: Request for support in scrutinising HMRC Mr Sheerman: Request for rules surrounding bullying between Members Seema Malhotra: Request for action from the Justice Secretary Paul Flynn: Registering concern regarding the electoral system and intervention Totals: (Exit: 0.03) 10.00 0.33 14i: Public Petitions 19 May 16 William Wragg: Closure of Lloyds Bank in Bredbury 0.01 25 May 16 Andrew Gwynne: Development on the former Two Trees High School 0.02 0.02 site, Denton 7 Jun 16 Keith Vaz: Car parking facilities at Watermead Country Park, Leicester 0.03 0.03 28 Jun 16 Helen Hayes: Private rented sector in Dulwich and West Norwood 0.01 12 Jul 16 Rishi Sunak: Dr Keilloh and the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service 0.01 20 Jul 16 Kevin Brennan: Welsh Assembly oath or affirmation 0.05 Rebecca Pow: Restoration of the Wellington Monument in Taunton Deane Graham Jones: Closure of Lancashire’s libraries and museums 6 Sep 16 William Wragg: Royal Mail delivery office in Marple 0.02 William Wragg: Royal Mail delivery office in Bredbury 12 Sep 16 Mr Andrew Mitchell: The Royal Sutton Coldfield Green Belt 0.01 0.01
140 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 11 Oct 16 Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 0.26 0.12 Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Barbara Keeley: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 141 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 12 Oct 16 Sir Desmond Swayne: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension 0.04 0.04 Acts Christian Matheson: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mr Christopher Chope: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Tom Blekinsop: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 17 Oct 16 Martin Docherty-Hughes: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 0.05 Pension Acts Ms Margaret Ritchie: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Marion Fellows: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 18 Oct 16 Tommy Sheppard: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension 0.06 Acts Peter Kyle: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Lucy Allan: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Mr David Nuttall: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Tom Elliott: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 19 Oct 16 Tim Farron: Student Season Tickets on the Lakes Line 0.01 0.01
25 Oct 16 Philip Boswell: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 0.03 26 Oct 16 Mark Tami: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 0.01 0.01 27 Oct 16 Valerie Vaz: Change of use of Abberley Hotel 0.03 Public Petition: Royston Smith: The implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 1 Nov 16 Oliver Colvile: The Royal Marines 0.01 2 Nov 16 Mr Peter Bone: Symmetry Park Logistics 0.04 0.04 Mr Stewart Jackson: Tenancy of St Micahel’s Gate, Parnwell 8 Nov 16 Keith Vaz: Closure of Belgrave Library and Lunch Club at Belgrave 0.03 Neighbourhood Centre, Leicester Mr Peter Bone: Bozeat Branch of the Post Office 16 Nov 16 Susan Elan Jones: Bank services in Corwen 0.01 0.01 17 Nov 16 Tom Tugendhat: Post office closure in Tonbridge 0.01 0.01 22 Nov 16 Nic Dakin: Waste transfer station in Scunthorpe 0.02 0.02 23 Nov 16 Andrew Rosindell: Norfolk Island 0.03 0.03 28 Nov 16 Mr Peter Bone: The Boundaries of the Wellingborough Parliamentary 0.02 Constituency 29 Nov 16 Ms Margaret Ritchie: People of Syria 0.04 Keith Vaz: Visa fees for Pilgrimages to Hajj and Umrah by Saudi Arabia 30 Nov 16 David Rutley: Climate Change 0.01 0.01 7 Dec 16 Barbara Keeley: Implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 0.01 0.01 12 Dec 16 Mr Peter Bone: A509 Development Ashton Grove 0.01 13 Dec 16 Neil Gray: Implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 0.07 0.07 Royston Smith: Road Safety in Southampton Itchen William Wragg: Greater Manchester Spatial Framework Mr David Nuttall: Greater Manchester Spatial Framework Mary Robinson: Greater Manchester Spatial Framework 14 Dec 16 Steve McCabe: Baverstock Academy 0.02 0.02
142 SESSION 2016–17
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 15 Dec 16 Diana Johnson: Exoneration of persons convicted of gross indecency and 0.01 0.01 related “homosexual offences”. 11 Jan 17 Mary Creagh: Future of King Street Health Centre, Wakefield 0.02 0.02 Jacob Rees-Mogg: Boat Moorings on the River Avon 25 Jan 17 Claire Perry: Sentencing for death by dangerous driving 0.01 0.01 1 Feb 17 Phil Wilson: English Language and English Literature GCSE-Level 0.01 0.01 Examinations 8 Feb 17 Patrick Grady: Closure of Maryhill Jobcentre 0.07 0.07 Alison Thewliss: Closure of Bridgeton Jobcentre Carol Monaghan: Closure of Anniesland Jobcentre Natalie McGarry: Closure of Jobcentres in Parkhead and Easterhouse Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Closure of Castlemilk and Langside Jobcentres Ben Howlett: Construction of an A36-46 link road, east of Bath Nic Dakin: Post office in Westcliffe, Scunthorpe 9 Feb 17 Changes to funding for 3 and 4 year olds in Walsall South 0.03 0.03 Margaret Ferrier: Closure of Cambuslang Jobcentre 21 Feb 17 Daniel Zeichner: The future of nursery schools 0.03 Mr Ranil Jayawardena: Closure of bank in Odiham 28 Feb 17 Luciana Berger: Closure of jobcentres 0.04 0.04 Steve Double: Closure of Lloyds banks in St Blazey and Mevagissey Anna Soubry: Traffic enforcement measures along the A52 1 Mar 17 Keith Vaz: Walk-in Services at the Merlyn Vaz Health and Social Care 0.03 Centre, Leicester 2 Mar 17 Valerie Vaz: Changes to funding for 3 and 4 year olds 0.01 0.01 7 Mar 17 Chi Onwurah: Implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 0.03 8 Mar 17 Susan Elan Jones: Unfinished dwellings in Heol Berwyn, Cefn Mawr 0.05 0.02 Tom Pursglove: Proposed development of two distribution buildings on land south of Meadow Lane, Raunds 15 Mar 17 Nick Smith: Implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts 0.04 Sir William Cash: Implementation of the 1995 and 2011 Pension Acts Sir William Cash: No. 31 bus service to Cheadle from Hanley 28 Mar 17 Gloria De Piero: Proposed Closure of Annesley DWP Office 0.01 29 Mar 17 Tom Tugendhat: School Funding in Tonbridge and Malling 0.02 0.02 30 Mar 17 Andrew Stephenson: Persecution of Christians 0.01 0.01 25 Apr 17 Carol Monaghan: Drumchapel Post Office 0.10 Holly Lynch: School funding formula in Calderdale Ian C. Lucas: Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers and High Town Barracks, Wrexham Susan Elan Jones: Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers and High Town Barracks, Wrexham Anna Turley: Closure of Marske Medical Centre Ian Murray: Morningside Post office franchising Fiona Bruce: Fairer Funding Formula for school pupils in the Congleton Constituency and wider Cheshire East Local Authority Area David Rutley: Fairer Funding Formula for school pupils in Macclesfield Constituency and the Cheshire East Local Authority Area
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 143 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 26 Apr 17 Wes Streeting: Closure of King George Hospital Accident and 0.07 Emergency Department John Woodcock: Ulverston Post Office Chris Bryant: Transitional state pension arrangements for women born in the 1950s Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 2.37 1.11 14j: Miscellaneous 18 May 16 Message from the Queen; Suspension 3.00 18 May 16 Speaker’s Statement: Conduct and practice 0.05 19 May 16 Speaker’s Statement: Election of the Chair of Backbench Business 0.03 Committee 24 May 16 Speaker’s Statement: Election of the Chair of Backbench Business 0.01 Committee 8 Jun 16 Suspension 0.09 0.09 13 Jun 16 Suspension 0.04 20 Jun 16 Speaker’s Statement: Death of a Member 0.04 20 Jun 16 Tributes to Jo Cox 1.02 30 Jun 16 Minute’s Silence: Battle of the Somme 0.01 18 Jul 16 Speakers Statement: Nice attacks and announcement of Italian Chamber 0.01 of Deputies Cox Committee 19 Jul 16 Speaker’s Statement: Resignation of Chairs of Culture, Media and Sport 0.01 and Science and Technology Committees 6 Sep 16 Suspension 0.06 13 Sep 16 Speaker’s Statement: Resignation of Select Committee Chair 0.01 14 Sep 16 Speaker’s Statement: Timetable for Committee Chair elections 0.02 15 Sep 16 Speaker’s Statement: Commemoration of Members who died in the First 0.01 World War 15 Sep 16 Personal Statement: Justin Tomlinson: Apology 0.03 11 Oct 16 Speaker’s Statement: Election of the Chair of Committee Chairs 0.01 19 Oct 16 Speaker’s Statement: (Select Committee Chairs) 0.03 31 Oct 16 Nomination to a Select Committee: Justice Committee: Bill Wiggin (on 0.12 behalf of the Committee of Selection) [Division] 7 Nov 16 Writ 0.01 8 Nov 16 Speaker’s Statement: Speaker’s Democracy Award 0.01 9 Jan 17 Suspension 0.05 19 Jan 17 Speakers Statement: Stonewall and the House of Commons Service 0.02 6 Feb 17 Speaker’s Statement: Dress code for Clerks at the Table 0.01 27 Feb 17 Death of a Member: Father of the House, Sir Gerald Kaufman 0.03 6 Mar 17 Speaker’s Statement: Data Protection and Universal Credit 0.02 15 Mar 17 Suspension 0.04 23 Mar 17 Speaker’s Statement: London attacks 1.29 27 Mar 17 Suspension 0.05 29 Mar 17 Speaker’s Statement: London attacks 0.01 30 Mar 17 Speaker’s Statement: Speaker’s Democracy Award 0.03 25 Apr 17 Speaker’s Statement: 200th Anniversary of the first printing of the Votes 0.01 and Proceedings 25 Apr 17 Suspension 0.06
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Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 26 Apr 17 Speaker’s Statement: Remembering Members who were killed in 1917 0.01 27 Apr 17 Suspension 6.12 0.20 27 Apr 17 Message to attend the Lords Commissioners; Suspension 0.28 0.28 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 13.45 0.57 14k: Speech limit 23 May 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 10 minutes 0.00 23 May 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 8 minutes 0.00 24 May 16 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.00 24 May 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.00 24 May 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 3 minutes 0.00 25 May 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 8 minutes 0.00 25 May 16 Mr Speaker: 7 minutes 0.00 26 May 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.00 26 May 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 3 minutes 0.00 8 Jun 16 Mr Speaker: 6 minutes 0.00 15 Jun 16 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.00 15 Jun 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.00 15 Jun 16 Mr Speaker: 3 minutes 0.00 6 Jul 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 6 minutes 0.00 6 Jul 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.00 6 Jul 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 3 minutes 0.00 13 Jul 16 Mr Speaker: 10 minutes 0.00 13 Jul 16 Mr Speaker: 6 minutes 0.00 13 Jul 16 Mr Speaker: 4 minutes 0.00 14 Jul 16 Mr Speaker: 10 minutes 0.00 18 Jul 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.00 18 Jul 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.00 20 Jul 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.00 21 Jul 16 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 6 minutes 0.00 21 Jul 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 7 minutes 0.00 8 Sep 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.00 14 Sep 16 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.00 14 Sep 16 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 4 minutes 0.00 12 Oct 16 Mr Speaker: 10 minutes 0.01 12 Oct 16 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 10 minutes 0.01 12 Oct 16 Mr Speaker: 10 minutes 0.01 19 Oct 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 8 minutes 0.01 19 Oct 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 6 minutes 0.01 19 Oct 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.01 26 Oct 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 7 minutes 0.01 26 Oct 16 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.01 26 Oct 16 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 4 minutes 0.01 28 Oct 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.01 2 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.01
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 145 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 2 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.01 2 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 3 minutes 0.01 2 Nov 16 Mr Speaker (John Bercow): 4 minutes 0.01 3 Nov 16 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.01 3 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.01 3 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.01 3 Nov 16 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 4 minutes 0.01 16 Nov 16 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 7 minutes 0.01 16 Nov 16 Madame Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.01 16 Nov 16 Madame Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 7 minutes 0.01 16 Nov 16 Mr Speaker: 6 minutes 0.01 17 Nov 16 Mr Speaker: 8 minutes 0.01 22 Nov 16 Mr Speaker: 6 minutes 0.01 22 Nov 16 Mr Speaker: 5 minutes 0.01 22 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.01 22 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 3 minutes 0.01 22 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.01 22 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.01 24 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 10 minutes 0.01 30 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 6 minutes 0.01 30 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.01 30 Nov 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.01 30 Nov 16 Mr Speaker: 5 minutes 0.01 30 Nov 16 Mr Speaker: 4 minutes 0.01 7 Dec 16 Mr Speaker: 8 minutes 0.01 7 Dec 16 Mr Speaker: 5 minutes 0.01 7 Dec 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.01 13 Dec 16 Mr Speaker: 8 minutes 0.00 14 Dec 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 3 minutes 0.11 14 Dec 16 Mr Speaker: 5 minutes 0.00 19 Dec 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 7 minutes 0.00 19 Dec 16 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 6 minutes 0.00 11 Jan 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 10 minutes 0.00 11 Jan 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 7 minutes 0.00 11 Jan 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 5 minutes 0.00 17 Jan 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.00 17 Jan 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 3 minutes 0.00 17 Jan 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 2 minutes 0.00 17 Jan 17 Mr Speaker: 3 minutes 0.00 25 Jan 17 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 7 minutes 0.00 25 Jan 17 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 6 minutes 0.00 25 Jan 17 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.00 25 Jan 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.00 25 Jan 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 3 minutes 0.00 25 Jan 17 Mr Speaker: 2 minutes 0.00
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Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 31 Jan 17 Mr Speaker: 6 minutes 1.01 31 Jan 17 Mr Speaker: 4 minutes 0.00 1 Feb 17 Mr Speaker: 3 minutes 0.00 1 Feb 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 4 minutes 0.00 2 Feb 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 6 minutes 0.00 2 Feb 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.01 9 Feb 17 Mr Deputy Speaker (Lindsay Hoyle): 4 minutes 0.01 9 Feb 17 Mr Speaker: 4 minutes 0.01 9 Feb 17 Mr Speaker: 3 minutes 0.01 28 Feb 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 10 minutes 0.01 28 Feb 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 9 minutes 0.01 2 Mar 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 5 minutes 0.00 2 Mar 17 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 5 minutes 0.00 2 Mar 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.00 8 Mar 17 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 10 minutes 0.00 8 Mar 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 8 minutes 0.00 8 Mar 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 7 minutes 0.00 9 Mar 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 10 minutes 0.00 13 Mar 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Mrs Eleanor Laing): 8 minutes 0.00 13 Mar 17 Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle): 6 minutes 0.00 13 Mar 17 Mr Speaker: 4 minutes 0.00 14 Mar 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Natascha Engel): 8 minutes 0.00 14 Mar 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Eleanor Laing): 6 minutes 0.01 28 Mar 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Eleanor Laing): 4 minutes 0.01 28 Mar 17 Madam Deputy Speaker (Eleanor Laing): 3 minutes 0.01 19 Apr 17 Mr Speaker: 3 minutes 0.01 Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 2.00 0.00 ~15: Daily Prayers Totals: (Exit: 0.00) 11.43 0.00 Grand Totals: (Exit: 104.03) 1065.37 76.36 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 147 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL Durations in brackets represent the lunch-time suspension and are not included in the totals.
Time Subject Duration 1. [7] Monday 6 June 2016 16.30 Petitions: David Mackintosh: Fireworks 1.54 18.24 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 1.54] 1.54 2. [8] Tuesday 7 June 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Stuart Andrew: Support for life-shortening conditions 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Will Quince: Conveyancing 0.23 11.23 Suspension [3.07] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Paula Sheriff: Diabetes-related complications 1.29 15.59 Debate (Private Member’s): Kirsten Oswald: UN Peacekeeping Week 2016 0.14 16.13 Suspension 0.16 16.29 Debate (Private Member’s): Kirsten Oswald: UN Peacekeeping Week 2016 [Resumed] 0.15 16.44 Debate (Private Member’s): Mike Freer: HPV vaccinations for MSM 0.56 17.40 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 6.57] 5.03 3. [9] Wednesday 8 June 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Margaret Ferrier: Human rights and arms sales to Saudi Arabia 0.35 10.05 Speech Limit: Mrs Cheryl Gillan: 3 minutes 0.00 10.05 Debate (Private Member’s): Margaret Ferrier: Human rights and arms sales to Saudi Arabia 0.55 [Resumed] 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Jim Fitzpatrick: Fire service: Flooding and statutory duties 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Suella Fernandes: Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Patrick Grady: Visitor visas: Sub-Saharan Africa 0.11 16.11 Suspension 0.11 16.22 Debate (Private Member’s): Patrick Grady: Visitor visas: Sub-Saharan Africa [Resumed] 0.19 16.41 Debate (Private Member’s): Holly Lynch: Age discrimination: National living wage 1.00 17.41 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 12.08] 5.11 4. [10] Thursday 9 June 2016 13.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Patricia Gibson: Stillbirth 1.28 14.58 Suspension 0.02 15.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Alistair Carmichael: Refugee family reunion rules 1.16 16.16 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 14.54] 2.46 148 SESSION 2016–17 5. [11] Monday 13 June 2016 16.30 Petitions: Steve Double: Foreign aid expenditure 0.28 16.58 Speech limit: Phil Wilson: 5 minutes 0.00 16.58 Petitions: Steve Double: Foreign aid expenditure [Resumed] 0.35 17.33 Speech limit: Phil Wilson: 4 minutes 0.00 17.33 Petitions: Steve Double: Foreign aid expenditure [Resumed] 0.45 18.18 Speech limit: Mike Gapes: 3 minutes 0.00 18.18 Petitions: Steve Double: Foreign aid expenditure [Resumed] 0.34 18.52 Speech limit: Mike Gapes: 2 minutes 0.00 18.52 Petitions: Steve Double: Foreign aid expenditure [Resumed] 0.17 19.09 Suspension 0.25 19.34 Petitions: Steve Double: Foreign aid expenditure [Resumed] 0.20 19.54 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 18.18] 3.24 6. [12] Tuesday 14 June 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Ruth Cadbury: Affordable Housing: London 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Jamie Reed: Plutonium disposition 0.23 11.23 Suspension [3.07] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): John Stevenson: West Coast Rail Franchise 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Paul Maynard: Library services: Thornton-Cleveleys 0.30 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Justin Madders: Elected mayors 0.59 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 23.10] 4.52 7. [13] Wednesday 15 June 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Jeremy Lefroy: Developing countries: Jobs and livelihoods 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Glyn Davies: Electric and low-emission vehicles 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mike Kane: Further Education Colleges: Greater Manchester 1.27 15.57 Suspension 0.03 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Susan Elan Jones: Social investment 0.29 16.29 Debate (Private Member’s):Wendy Morton: Ceramic and brick industries 1.01 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 28.10] 5.00 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 149 8. [16] Tuesday 28 June 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Matthew Offord: Human rights in Iran 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger: Chief Constable of Avon and 0.29 Somerset Police Force 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Fiona Mactaggart: Independent advocates for trafficked children 0.09 14.39 Suspension 0.26 15.05 Debate (Private Member’s): Fiona Mactaggart: Independent advocates for trafficked children 1.06 [Resumed] 16.11 Suspension 0.04 16.15 Debate (Private Member’s): Simon Danczuk: Bangladesh 0.03 16.18 Suspension 0.12 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Simon Danczuk: Bangladesh [Resumed] 0.26 16.56 Debate (Private Member’s): Byron Davies: Alcohol consumption guidelines 0.25 17.21 Suspension 0.29 17.50 Debate (Private Member’s): Byron Davies: Alcohol consumption guidelines [Resumed] 0.37 18.27 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 34.06] 5.56 9. [17] Wednesday 29 June 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Lisa Cameron: Dog fighting 0.29 09.59 Point of Order: Sir Greg Knight: Request for Chair to make a declaration of interest 0.01 10.00 Speech limit: Sir Roger Gale: 4 minutes 0.00 10.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Lisa Cameron: Dog fighting [Resumed] 0.07 10.07 Speech Limit: Sir Roger Gale: 3 minutes 0.00 10.07 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Lisa Cameron: Dog fighting [Resumed] 0.52 10.59 Debate (Private Member’s): Siobhain McDonagh: UK security and entry clearance 0.30 procedures 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Gareth Johnson: Football hooliganism 0.59 15.29 Suspension 1.01 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Owen Thompson: Automatic registration: UK elections 0.59 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 39.04] 4.58 10.[18] Thursday 30 June 2016 13.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Alex Chalk: Homicide law reform 0.52 14.22 Suspension 0.38 15.00 Debate (BBCom recommended): Jim Fitzpatrick: Hearing loss: Action plan and 0.55 commissioning framework 15.55 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 41.29] 2.25 11. [19] Monday 4 July 2016 16.30 Petitions: Catherine McKinnell: EBacc: Expressive arts subjects 2.41 19.11 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 44.10] 2.41 150 SESSION 2016–17 12. [20] Tuesday 5 July 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Derek Thomas: Employment for people with disabilities 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Jonathan Edwards: Gwynfor Evans and Welsh politics 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Ian Blackford: Energy network charges 0.12 14.42 Suspension 0.23 15.05 Debate (Private Member’s): Ian Blackford: Energy network charges [Resumed] 0.58 16.03 Debate (Private Member’s): Chris Stephens: Asylum seekers: Glasgow 0.37 16.40 Debate (Private Member’s): Ronnie Cowan: Dormant betting accounts 0.43 17.23 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 49.02] 4.52 13. [21] Wednesday 6 July 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Nigel Adams: Artistic remuneration for online content 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Rachel Reeves: Pension freedoms 0.26 11.26 Suspension [3.04] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Mark Williams: Broadband in Wales 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Steven Paterson: Olympic Games: Doping 0.24 16.24 Debate (Private Member’s): Neil Parish: Electric and hybrid electric cars 1.05 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 53.57] 4.55 14.[22] Thursday 7 July 2016 13.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Jim Shannon: Blood cancers 1.31 15.01 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 55.28] 1.31 15.[23] Monday 11 July 2016 16.30 Petitions: Steve Double: School penalty find and authorised absence 1.40 18.10 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 57.08] 1.40 16.[24] Tuesday 12 July 2016 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): James Berry: Early years development and school- 1.30 readiness 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Will Quince: Compensation for rail passengers 0.21 11.21 Suspension [3.09] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Joan Ryan: North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust 1.25 15.55 Suspension 0.15 16.10 Debate (Private Member’s): Joan Ryan: North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust 0.05 [Resumed] 16.15 Debate (Private Member’s): Karin Smyth: Free childcare for 3 and 4-year-olds 0.30 16.45 Debate (Private Member’s): Iain Stewart: The Oxford-MK-Cambridge arc 0.43 17.28 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 61.57] 4.49 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 151 17.[25] Wednesday 13 July 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Stephen Doughty: EU referendum: UK steel industry [Exit] 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Dame Margaret Hodge: Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic 0.30 epidermal necrolysis 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Tim Loughton: Govia Thameslink rail service 0.25 14.55 Speech limit: Joan Ryan: 5 minutes 0.00 14.55 Debate (Private Member’s): Tim Loughton: Govia Thameslink rail service [Resumed] 0.25 15.20 Speech limit: Joan Ryan: 3 minutes 0.00 15.20 Debate (Private Member’s): Tim Loughton: Govia Thameslink rail service [Resumed] 0.40 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mary Robinson: South Manchester transport infrastructure 0.29 16.29 Debate (Private Member’s): Rosie Cooper: Capsticks report and NHS whistleblowing 1.01 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 66.57] 5.00 18.[26] Thursday 14 July 2016 13.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Stephen Doughty: Co-operatives 1.30 15.00 Debate (BBCom recommended): Mr Gareth Thomas: Maternity discrimination 1.27 16.27 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 69.54] 2.57 19.[27] Monday 18 July 2016 16.30 Petitions: Helen Jones: Student Loans Agreement 1.43 18.13 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 71.37] 1.43 20.[28] Tuesday 19 July 2016 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Jim Shannon: Persecution of Religious Minorities: Middle 1.30 East 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Graham Jones: Channel 4 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Daniel Kawczynski: Contribution of Poles to Society 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Christina Rees: Squash and the Olympic Games 0.25 16.25 Suspension 0.05 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Alasdair McDonnell: EU Referendum: UK-Ireland Border 0.20 [Exit] 16.50 Speech limit: Chair (Mr Philip Hollobone): 4 minutes 0.00 16.50 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Alasdair McDonnell: EU Referendum: UK-Ireland Border 0.40 [Exit] [Resumed] 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 76.36] 4.59 152 SESSION 2016–17 21.[29] Wednesday 20 July 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Jack Lopresti: EU Referendum: Gibraltar [Exit] 1.28 10.58 Debate (Private Member’s): Margaret Ferrier: Supply and estimates procedure 0.28 11.26 Suspension [3.04] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Graham Allen: Citizens Convention on Democracy 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Stewart Jackson: Flag Fen Bronze Age Park 0.20 16.20 Suspension 0.18 16.38 Debate (Private Member’s): Sarah Champion: Online Child Abuse 1.00 17.38 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 81.40] 5.04 22.[30] Thursday 21 July 2016 13.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Ian Murray: EU Exit: Devolved Governments [Exit] 1.30 15.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 83.10] 1.30 23. [31] Monday 5 September 2016 16.30 Petitions: Ian Blackford: EU referendum rules [Exit] 3.00 19.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 86.10] 3.00 24. [32] Tuesday 6 September 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Alec Shelbrooke: Local Government reform 1.29 10.59 Debate (Private Member’s): Julian Sturdy: Transport infrastructure: York 0.30 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Patrick Grady: Claim of right for Scotland 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Nic Dakin: mindfulness in schools 0.28 16.28 Debate (Private Member’s): Karl McCartney: educational performance: boys 0.16 16.44 Suspension 0.26 17.10 Debate (Private Member’s): Karl McCartney: educational performance: boys [Resumed] 0.33 17.43 Suspension 0.12 17.55 Debate (Private Member’s): Karl McCartney: educational performance: boys [Resumed] 0.17 18.12 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 91.51] 5.41 25.[33] Wednesday 7 September 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Norman Lamb: Psychosis: Early intervention 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Ms Margaret Ritchie: Loughinisland Murders 0.27 11.27 Suspension [3.03] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Helen Whately: HGV Fly-parking: Kent 1.23 15.53 Suspension 0.03 15.56 Debate (Private Member’s): Jim Fitzpatrick: Enderby Wharf Development 0.29 16.25 Suspension 0.05 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Paul Monaghan: Badger culling/bovine TB 0.18 16.48 Speech limit: Mrs Anne Main (Chair): 2 minutes 0.00 16.48 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Paul Monaghan: Badger culling/bovine TB [Resumed] 0.42 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 96.48] 4.57 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 153 26. [34] Thursday 8 September 2016 13.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Stephen Twigg: Chibok schoolgirls 1.56 15.26 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 98.44] 1.56 27. [35] Monday 12 September 2016 16.30 Petitions: Oliver Dowden: Dog Meat (South Korea) 1.45 18.15 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 100.29] 1.45 28. [36] Tuesday 13 September 2016 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): James Cartlidge: Victims of Libyan-sponsored IRA 1.31 terrorism: Compensation 11.01 Debate (Private Member’s): Claire Perry: Dangerous driving: penalties 0.29 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Owen Thompson: Online gaming (consumer protection) 0.52 15.22 Suspension 0.38 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Ian C. Lucas: Post office in Wales 0.27 16.27 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 104.26] 3.57 29.[37] Wednesday 14 September 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Gavin Robinson: Social fund funeral payments 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr David Hanson: Sale of airguns to under-18s 0.26 11.26 Suspension [3.04] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Fiona Bruce: Cross-departmental strategy on social justice 0.53 15.23 Suspension 0.08 15.31 Debate (Private Member’s): Fiona Bruce: Cross-departmental strategy on social justice 0.37 [Resumed] 16.08 Debate (Private Member’s): David T. C. Davies: The BBC and political impartiality 0.30 16.38 Debate (Private Member’s): Ronnie Cowan: Universal basic income 0.56 17.34 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 109.26] 5.00 30.[38] Thursday 15 September 2016 13.30 Debate (Committee): Robert Neill (on behalf of the Justice Select Committee): Prison safety 2.49 16.19 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 112.15] 2.49 31. [40] Tuesday 11 October 2016 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Jim Shannon: Forced organ removal: China 1.24 10.54 Suspension 0.06 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Jim Cunningham: Coventry City Football Club 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Royal Yacht Britannia: International trade 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): EU Referendum: Immigration and disability employment [Exit] 0.30 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): HS2: North-West of England 0.59 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 117.13] 4.58 154 SESSION 2016–17 32. [41] Wednesday 12 October 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Seema Kennedy: Britain-Iran relations 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Stephen Phillips: Cycling: Lincolnshire 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Daniel Zeichner: European Medicines Agency [Exit] 1.20 15.50 Suspension 0.10 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Alison Thewliss: Child tax credits 0.30 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Nigel Huddleston: Leaving the EU: UK tourism [Exit] 1.00 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 122.12] 4.59 33. [42] Thursday 13 October 2016 13.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Alex Cunningham: Tobacco Control Plan 2.00 15.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 124.12] 2.00 34. [43] Monday 17 October 2016 16.30 Petitions: Paul Scully: UK Exit from the European Union [Exit] 2.31 19.01 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 126.43] 2.31 35. [44] Tuesday 18 October 2016 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Fiona Mactaggart: Concentrix: Tax credit claimants 0.35 10.05 Speech limit: Mr David Nuttall: 2 minutes 0.01 10.06 Debate (BBCom recommended): Fiona Mactaggart: Concentrix: Tax credit claimants 0.54 [Resumed] 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr John Baron: Earlier Cancer Diagnosis: NHS finances 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir Hugo Swire: Healthcare (Devon) 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mrs Madeleine Moon: Policies, strategies and funding for 0.30 environmental protection 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Timetable for building Type 26 frigates on the Clyde 0.58 17.28 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 131.41] 4.58 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 155 36. [45] Wednesday 19 October 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mark Field: Almshouses 0.55 10.25 Suspension 0.35 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Liz Kendall: Glenfield hospital children’s heart surgery unit 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Stephen Twigg: Education (Merseyside) 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Ministry of Defence future 0.18 accommodation model 16.18 Suspension 0.11 16.29 Debate (Private Member’s): Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Ministry of Defence future 0.09 accommodation model [Resumed] 16.38 Debate (Private Member’s): Scott Mann: South-west agriculture and fishing 0.09 16.47 Speech limit: Mrs Madeleine Moon: 4 minutes 0.01 16.48 Debate (Private Member’s): Scott Mann: South-west agriculture and fishing [Resumed] 0.53 17.41 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 136.52] 5.11 37. [46] Thursday 20 October 2016 13.30 Debate (Committee): Neil Carmichael (on behalf of the Education Select Committee): 1.30 Looked-after children/social work reform 15.00 Debate (BBCom recommended): Jim Shannon: National arthritis week 1.30 16.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 139.52] 3.00 38. [48] Monday 24 October 2016 16.30 Petitions: Ian Blackford: Local Government Pension Scheme 1.18 17.48 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 141.10] 1.18 39 [49] Tuesday 25 October 2016 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Stephen Kinnock: Leaving the EU: Wales [Exit] 0.27 09.57 Speech limit: Mr Adrian Bailey: 4 minutes 0.01 09.58 Debate (BBCom recommended): Stephen Kinnock: Leaving the EU: Wales [Exit] 1.02 [Resumed] 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Pete Wishart: Plumber’s Pensions 0.27 11.27 Suspension [3.03] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Andrew Rosindell: British Indian Ocean territory and the 0.49 Chagos Islands 15.19 Speech limit: Mr Clive Betts: 4 minutes 0.01 15.20 Debate (Private Member’s): Andrew Rosindell: British Indian Ocean territory and the 0.40 Chagos Islands [Resumed] 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Lucy Allan: Child sexual exploitation: Telford 0.26 16.26 Debate (Private Member’s): Phil Wilson: Leaving the EU: North-East exports [Exit] 1.03 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 146.06] 4.56 156 SESSION 2016–17 40. [50] Wednesday 26 October 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Kwasi Kwarteng: Libya 1.29 10.59 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Edward Vaizey: A34 Safety 0.28 11.27 Suspension [3.03] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Helen Hayes: Disclosure and Barring Service 0.59 15.29 Suspension 0.31 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Jim McMahon: Highways England compensation: Broadway in 0.23 Chadderton 16.23 Suspension 0.03 16.26 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir Oliver Letwin: AEA Pension Scheme 1.03 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 151.02] 4.56 41. [51] Thursday 27 October 2016 13.30 Debate (Committee): Dr Julian Lewis (on behalf of the Defence Select Committee): Defence 1.48 expenditure 15.18 Debate (Committee): Dr Julian Lewis (on behalf of the Defence Select Committee): Larium 1.12 16.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 154.02] 3.00 42. [53] Monday 31 October 2016 16.30 Petitions: Steve Double: Driven grouse shooting 0.18 16.48 Speech limit: Philip Davies: 7 minutes 0.01 16.49 Petitions: Steve Double: Driven grouse shooting [Resumed] 2.41 19.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 157.02] 3.00 43. [54] Tuesday 1 November 2016 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Mr Gary Streeter: Apprenticeships Funding 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Chi Onwurah: Martin Luther King’s 1967 visit to Newcastle 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Dame Caroline Spelman: Global biodiversity 1.22 15.52 Suspension 0.15 16.07 Debate (Private Member’s): Dame Caroline Spelman: Global biodiversity [Resumed] 0.08 16.15 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Kevan Jones: Coeliac disease and prescriptions 0.30 16.45 Debate (Private Member’s): Melanie Onn: National College for Wind Energy 0.59 17.44 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 162.16] 5.14 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 157 44.[55] Wednesday 2 November 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir Nicholas Soames: West Sussex schools funding 1.23 10.53 Suspension 0.07 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Craig Mackinlay: Small shops regulation 0.28 11.28 Suspension [3.02] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Kirsty Blackman: Good Parliament Report 1.30 16.00 Suspension 0.15 16.15 Debate (Private Member’s): Gordon Henderson: Housing in Kent 0.30 16.45 Debate (Private Member’s): Alex Chalk: Social media and young people’s mental health 1.00 17.45 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 167.29] 5.13 45. [56] Thursday 3 November 2016 13.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Tom Blenkinsop: Steel industry 1.50 15.20 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 169.19] 1.50 46. [59] Tuesday 8 November 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Peter Dowd: Crown Prosecution Service and disability hate 1.29 crime 10.59 Debate (Private Member’s): Craig Williams: Cardiff Central Station 0.31 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir Alan Haselhurst: West Anglia Taskforce Report 1.10 15.40 Suspension 0.20 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Paul Flynn: Independent Adviser on Ministers’ Interests 0.30 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Anna Turley: Animal cruelty: sentencing 0.14 16.44 Speech limit: Mr Philp Hollobone: 5 minutes 0.01 16.45 Debate (Private Member’s): Anna Turley: Animal cruelty: sentencing [Resumed] 0.45 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 174.19] 5.00 47. [60] Monday 14 November 2016 16.30 Petitions: Mr David Mackintosh: Police dogs and horses 1.16 17.46 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 175.35] 1.16 158 SESSION 2016–17 48. [61] Tuesday 15 November 2016 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Ian Blackford: Sate pension age: women 1.30 11.00 Point of Order: Ian Blackford: Request for advice 0.01 11.01 Debate (Private Member’s): Brendan O’Hara: Yazidi former sex slaves: UK 0.29 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Angela Smith: Circular economy: leftover paint 0.47 15.17 Suspension 0.15 15.32 Debate (Private Member’s): Angela Smith: Circular economy: leftover paint [Resumed] 0.28 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Chris Green: Red Wednesday campaign 0.12 16.12 Suspension 0.25 16.37 Debate (Private Member’s): Chris Green: Red Wednesday campaign 0.14 16.51 Debate (Private Member’s): Calum Kerr: Release of spectrum data 0.05 16.56 Suspension 0.10 17.06 Debate (Private Member’s): Calum Kerr: Release of spectrum data 0.43 17.49 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 180.54] 5.19 49.[62] Wednesday 16 November 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Caroline Ansell: Centenary of the Balfour Declaration 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Peter Aldous: East Anglian fishing fleet 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Stuart C. McDonald: Immigration Rules for international 1.30 students 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Chris Evans: County court judgements 0.03 16.03 Suspension 0.22 16.25 Debate (Private Member’s): Chris Evans: County court judgements [Resumed] 0.23 16.48 Debate (Private Member’s): Neil Parish: English wine industry 1.03 17.51 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 186.15] 5.21 50. [63] Thursday 17 November 2016 13.30 Debate (Committee): Mary Creagh (on behalf of the Environmental Audit Select 1.30 Committee): Soil health 15.00 Debate (BBCom recommended): Future of the Post Office 1.45 16.45 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 189.30] 3.15 51. [65] Monday 21 November 2016 16.30 Petitions: Helen Jones: Free childcare 1.42 18.12 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 191.12] 1.42 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 159 52. [66] Tuesday 22 November 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Gary Streeter: South West Charter for Growth 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): John Pugh: Accident and Emergency services in Merseyside 0.30 and Cheshire 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Kevin Barron: Self Care Week 2016 0.54 15.24 Suspension 0.36 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Tania Mathias: Heathrow expansion: air quality 0.15 16.15 Suspension 0.15 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Tania Mathias: Heathrow expansion: air quality [Resumed] 0.15 16.45 Debate (Private Member’s): Charlotte Leslie: Great Western Line: Electrification 1.00 17.45 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 196.27] 5.15 53.[67] Wednesday 23 November 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Rupa Huq: Effect of exiting the EU on higher education 1.30 [Exit] 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Roberta Blackman-Woods: Changes in clinical 0.30 commissioning group commissioning practices for GP referrals in North Durham 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Derek Thomas: Access to diabetes technologies 0.53 15.23 Suspension 0.37 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Stephen McPartland: Car parking charges and Stevenage town 0.26 centre 16.26 Debate (Private Member’s): Bridget Phillipson: Transport in the North East 1.04 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 201.27] 5.00 54. [68] Thursday 24 November 2016 13.30 Debate (Committee): Stephen Twigg (on behalf of the International Development Select 2.18 Committee): Sustainable Development Goals 15.48 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 203.45] 2.18 55. [70] Monday 28 November 2016 16.30 Petitions: Ben Howlett: Child cancer 1.41 18.11 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 205.26] 1.41 56. [71] Tuesday 29 November 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Neil Coyle: Supported Housing 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): David Simpson: Dissident Activity (Upper Bann) 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Liz Saville Roberts: Equine slaughterhouses (CCTV) 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Philip Hollobone: Foreign national offenders 0.30 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s):Thangam Debbonaire: Refugee Family Reunion (immigration 0.59 rules) 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 210.24] 4.58 160 SESSION 2016–17 57.[72] Wednesday 30 November 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Helen Whately: Seasonal agricultural workers scheme 1.31 11.01 Debate (Private Member’s): Gerald Jones: Criminal Justice System: Equality of access 0.28 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Angela Crawley: ESA and Personal independent payments 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Susan Elan Jones: Road safety: Sentencing review 0.43 16.43 Debate (Private Member’s): Stuart Andrew: Homophobia in Sport 1.00 17.43 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 215.36] 5.12 58. [73] Thursday 1 December 2016 13.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr David Hanson: Prison safety and security 1.30 15.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Kevan Jones: Durham Count Cricket Club 1.25 16.25 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 218.31] 2.55 59. [76] Tuesday 6 December 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Ms Emma Lewell-Buck: Household food security 1.03 10.33 Suspension 0.27 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Alistair Carmichael: Smart meter roll-out 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Stephen Crabb: Tidal lagoons and UK energy strategy 0.23 14.53 Speech limit: Ian Paisley (in the Chair): 4 minutes 0.01 14.54 Debate (Private Member’s): Stephen Crabb: Tidal lagoons and UK energy strategy 1.06 [Resumed] 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): John Stevenson: Flood Re insurance scheme 0.30 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Barry Sheerman: Road traffic accident prevention 0.59 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 223.29] 4.58 60.[77] Wednesday 7 December 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Chris Davies: Tree planting 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Alberto Costa: Large logistics park (transport infrastructure) 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mark Durkan: South Sudan 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Stuart Blair Donaldson: UN’s Not Too Young to Run Campaign 0.29 16.29 Debate (Private Member’s): Gareth Johnson: Dartford Crossing: Congestion 1.01 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 228.29] 5.00 61. [78] Thursday 8 December 2016 13.30 Debate (Committee): Pete Wishart (on behalf of the Scottish Affairs Select Committee): 1.29 Post-Study Work Schemes 14.59 Debate (BBCom recommended): Jeremy Lefroy: UK ivory trade 0.42 15.41 Speech limit: Mrs Anne Main (in the Chair): 6 minutes 0.00 15.41 Debate (BBCom recommended): Jeremy Lefroy: UK ivory trade [Resumed] 0.49 16.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 231.29] 3.00 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 161 62. [79] Monday 12 December 2016 16.30 Petitions: Helen Jones: Retails store closure: Boxing Day 1.45 18.15 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 233.14] 1.45 63. [80] Tuesday 13 December 2016 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Ian Austin: Accelerated access review 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr George Howarth: Education: Knowsley 0.26 11.26 Suspension [3.04] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir Gerald Howarth: Operation Midland: Henriques Report 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir Henry Bellingham: Legacy issues: Northern Ireland 0.30 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Steve McCabe: Local Government funding: Birmingham 1.00 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 238.10] 4.56 64. [81] Wednesday 14 December 2016 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): John Penrose: UK Sovereign wealth fund 1.23 10.53 Debate (Private Member’s): Tim Loughton: A-level archaeology 0.34 11.27 Suspension [3.03] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Chris Elmore: Exiting the EU: Business in Wales [Exit] 1.30 16.00 Suspension 0.15 16.15 Debate (Private Member’s): Peter Grant: Exiting the EU: Scotland [Exit] 0.28 16.43 Debate (Private Member’s): William Wragg: Greater Manchester Spatial Framework 1.02 17.45 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 243.22] 5.12 65. [82] Thursday 15 December 2016 13.30 Debate (Committee): Neil Parish (on behalf of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 1.35 Select Committee): Air Quality 15.05 Debate (Committee): Neil Parish (on behalf of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 1.22 Select Committee): Greyhound welfare 16.27 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 246.19] 2.57 66. [85] Tuesday 20 December 2016 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Tom Brake: UK Nationals imprisoned abroad 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Richard graham: CrossCountry Trains: Gloucester 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Dan Jarvis: Child poverty 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Keith Vaz: Brandon Ryat 0.29 16.29 Debate (Private Member’s): Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Jobcentre Closures: Glasgow 1.00 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 251.18] 4.59 162 SESSION 2016–17 67. [87] Tuesday 10 January 2017 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Norman Lamb: Children’s Wellbeing and mental Health: 1.30 Schools 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Natalie McGarry: Leaving the EU: European social funding in 0.23 Scotland and the UK [Exit] 11.23 Suspension [3.07] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Justin Tomlinson: Soft drinks industry levy: funding for sport in 1.30 schools 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Stewart Jackson: St Michael’s Gate, Peterborough 0.52 16.52 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir Jeffrey M. Donaldson: Stormont House Agreement: 1.00 implementation 17.52 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 256.33] 5.15 68. [88] Wednesday 11 January 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mrs Anne Main: Pharmacies and integrated healthcare: England 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Alison Thewliss: Asylum seekers: right to work 0.24 11.24 Suspension [3.06] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Rob Marris: Access to justice 0.25 14.55 Speech limit: Geraint Davies (in the Chair): 6 minutes 0.00 14.55 Debate (Private Member’s): Rob Marris: Access to justice [Resumed] 1.05 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Clive Efford: Muscoskeletal Services: Greenwich 0.27 16.27 Debate (Private Member’s): Karl Turner: Crown Prosecution Service: Funding 1.03 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 261.27] 4.54 69.[89] Thursday 12 January 2017 13.30 Debate (Committee): Robert Neill (on behalf of the Justice Select Committee): Restorative 1.30 justice 15.00 Debate (BBCom recommended): Mr Alistair Carmichael: UK Maritime industry 0.12 15.12 Speech limit: Charles Walker (in the Chair): 5 minutes 0.01 15.13 Debate (BBCom recommended): Mr Alistair Carmichael: UK Maritime industry [Resumed] 1.17 16.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 264.27] 3.00 70. [92] Tuesday 17 January 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Graham Stringer: Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): John Pugh: School funding formula and Northern Schools 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Stephen Doughty: Leaving the EU: infrastructure in Wales 1.30 [Exit] 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Dominic Raab: Murder of UK nationals abroad 0.18 16.18 Suspension 0.12 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Corri Wilson: Digital equipment Ltd: Pension Scheme 0.52 17.22 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 269.19] 4.52 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 163 71. [93] Wednesday 18 January 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir Hugo Swire: Education funding: Devon 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Mark Williams: S4C 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Margaret Ferrier: DWP Estate 0.37 15.07 Speech limit: Nadine Dorries (in the Chair): 5 minutes 0.00 15.07 Debate (Private Member’s): Margaret Ferrier: DWP Estate [Resumed] 0.49 15.56 Suspension 0.02 15.58 Debate (Private Member’s): Peter Aldous: East Suffolk railway line 0.32 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Gordon Henderson: Leaving the EU [Exit] 1.00 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 274.18] 4.59 72.[94] Thursday 19 January 2017 13.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Steve McCabe: NHS fertility services 1.11 14.41 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 275.29] 1.11 73. [96] Monday 23 January 2017 16.30 Petitions: David Mackintosh: Non-recyclable and non-compostable packaging 1.09 17.39 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 276.38] 1.09 74. [97] Tuesday 24 January 2017 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Chris White: Midlands Engine 1.16 10.46 Suspension 0.14 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Marcus Fysh: UK helicopter industry 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Philip Boswell: UK decarbonisation and carbon capture and 0.07 storage 14.37 Suspension 0.10 14.47 Debate (Private Member’s): Philip Boswell: UK decarbonisation and carbon capture and 1.21 storage [Resumed] 16.08 Debate (Private Member’s): Ms Margaret Ritchie: Leaving the EU: Funding for Northern 0.29 Ireland [Exit] 16.37 Suspension 0.09 16.46 Debate (Private Member’s): Ms Margaret Ritchie: Leaving the EU: Funding for Northern 0.03 Ireland [Exit] [Resumed] 16.49 Debate (Private Member’s): Mrs Theresa Villiers: Leaving the EU: animal welfare standards 0.21 in farming [Exit] 17.10 Speech limit: Mr Philip Hollobone (in the Chair): 3 minutes 0.00 17.10 Debate (Private Member’s): Mrs Theresa Villiers: Leaving the EU: animal welfare standards 0.38 in farming [Exit] [Resumed] 17.48 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 281.55] 5.17 164 SESSION 2016–17 75. [98] Wednesday 25 January 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Chris Bryant: Palace of Westminster: Restoration and Renewal 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Carol Monaghan: Photonics industry 0.25 11.25 Suspension [3.05] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): James Duddridge: UK-West Africa relations 1.30 16.00 Suspension 0.11 16.11 Debate (Private Member’s): Iain Stewart: Milton Keynes: 50th Anniversary 0.30 16.41 Debate (Private Member’s): Michelle Thomson: Green Investment Bank 1.00 17.41 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 287.01] 5.06 76.[99] Thursday 26 January 2017 13.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Jim Shannon: Protecting civil society space across the 2.17 world 15.47 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 289.18] 2.17 77.[101] Monday 30 January 2017 16.30 Petitions: Catherine McKinnell: Agenda for Change: NHS pay restraint 2.00 18.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 291.18] 2.00 78.[102] Tuesday 31 January 2017 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Stuart C. McDonald: Immigration rules: spouses and 1.24 partners 10.54 Debate (Private Member’s): Julian Knight: Bus services: Solihull 0.28 11.22 Suspension [3.08] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Jessica Morden: Severn Bridges 1.05 15.35 Suspension 0.25 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Virendra Sharma: Duodopa 0.24 16.24 Debate (Private Member’s): Diana Johnson: Statutory sex and relationships education 1.01 17.25 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 296.05] 4.47 79.[103] Wednesday 1 February 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Helen Jones: Maintained nursery schools funding 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Kate Green: Youth justice system: gypsies and travellers 0.26 11.26 Suspension [3.04] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Lucy Allan: Prevent strategy 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr David Burrowes: Marriage week 1.30 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 301.01] 4.56 80.[104] Thursday 2 February 2017 13.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Fiona Bruce: Alcohol harm 2.53 16.23 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 303.54] 2.53 81 [106] Monday 6 February 2017 16.30 Petitions: Luke Hall: Domestic ivory market 2.59 19.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 306.53] 2.59 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 165 82.[107] Tuesday 7 February 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Stephen Timms: Serious Fraud Office 1.30 11.00 Suspension [3.30] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Oliver Colvile: Seagulls 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger: Flood defence projects: South-west 0.29 16.29 Debate (Private Member’s): Liz Saville-Roberts: Armed Forces recruitment: under-18s 0.59 17.28 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 311.21] 4.28 83.[108] Wednesday 8 February 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): John Penrose: Low-cost housing 1.13 10.43 Suspension 0.17 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Rachel Reeves: Unauthorised overdrafts 0.28 11.28 Suspension [3.02] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Douglas Chapman: National Shipbuilding Strategy 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Chuka Umunna: Construction industry: blacklisting 0.29 16.29 Debate (Private Member’s): Richard Benyon: Private renting: homeless and vulnerable 1.01 people 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 316.19] 4.58 84.[109] Thursday 9 February 2017 13.30 Debate (Committee): Stephen Metcalfe (on behalf of the Science and Technology Select 1.30 Committee): Smart metering: electricity and gas 15.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Chi Onwurah: State pension: working-class women 1.27 16.27 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 319.16] 2.57 85.[110] Monday 20 February 2017 16.30 Petitions: Paul Flynn: President Trump: State visit 0.16 16.46 Point of Order: Mr Jacob Rees-Mogg: Objection to use of language and the sovereign 0.00 16.46 Petitions: Paul Flynn: President Trump: State visit [Resumed] 0.02 16.48 Speech limit: Charles Walker: 5 minutes 0.00 16.48 Petitions: Paul Flynn: President Trump: State visit [Resumed] 2.33 19.21 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 322.07] 2.51 166 SESSION 2016–17 86. [111] Tuesday 21 February 2017 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Mrs Helen Grant: A better Defence Estate Strategy 0.13 09.43 Speech limit: Andrew Rosindell: 4 minutes 0.01 09.44 Debate (BBCom recommended): Mrs Helen Grant: A better Defence Estate Strategy 1.16 [Resumed] 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir David Amess: Education funding: Scotland 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Alistair Carmichael: Superfast broadband: rural 0.22 communities 14.52 Speech limit: Mr Graham Brady: 6 minutes 0.01 14.53 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Alistair Carmichael: Superfast broadband: rural 1.07 communities [Resumed] 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Justin Madders: Community alarm services: Social housing 0.29 16.29 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir William Cash: London Stock Exchange 0.20 16.49 Speech limit: Mr Philip Hollobone: 3 minutes 0.01 16.50 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir William Cash: London Stock Exchange [Resumed] 0.28 17.18 Suspension 0.27 17.45 Debate (Private Member’s): Sir William Cash: London Stock Exchange [Resumed] 0.11 17.56 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 327.33] 5.26 87.[112] Wednesday 22 February 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Alan Johnson: Council funding and social care 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Christian Matheson: School funding: Cheshire West and 0.25 Chester 11.25 Suspension [3.05] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Jake Berry: Commonwealth Trade 0.21 14.51 Speech limit: Philip Davies: 4 minutes 0.01 14.52 Debate (Private Member’s): Jake Berry: Commonwealth Trade [Resumed] 0.21 15.13 Suspension 0.14 15.27 Debate (Private Member’s): Jake Berry: Commonwealth Trade [Resumed] 0.47 16.14 Debate (Private Member’s): David Morris: Lancashire County Council 0.30 16.44 Debate (Private Member’s): George Kerevan: Cerberus Capital Management: Purchase of 0.59 distressed assets 17.43 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 332.41] 5.08 88. [113] Thursday 23 February 2017 13.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Dr Lisa Cameron: Disabled people: Publicly accessible 1.11 amenities 14.41 Suspension 0.19 15.00 Debate (Committee): Mrs Louise Ellman (on behalf of the Transport Select Committee): 1.30 Road traffic law enforcement 16.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 335.41] 3.00 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 167 89.[115] Monday 27 February 2017 16.30 Petitions: Oliver Dowden: Attacks on NHS staff 1.18 17.48 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 336.59] 1.18 90. [116] Tuesday 28 February 2017 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Nigel Adams: Intellectual property :British economy 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): James Berry: Sri Lanka: UN Human Rights Council 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Richard Arkless: LGBT history month 1.05 15.35 Suspension 0.25 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Sarah Olney: Heathrow expansion: surface access 0.30 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Toby Perkins: CSC redundancies 0.47 17.17 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 341.46] 4.47 91.[117] Wednesday 1 March 2017 09.30 Point of Order: Mr David Burrowes: Request for clemency for delayed mover of the debate 0.04 Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Mr Tobias Ellwood): Request for advice on orderliness of points of order Jim Fitzpatrick: Request for advice on interpretation of procedure 09.34 Suspension 1.26 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Luciana Berger: Suicide and self-harm in prison 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Steve Rotheram: Liverpool City region (poverty) 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Richard Graham: Emily’s Code: pleasure vessel safety 0.30 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Neil Gray: Fathers in the family 0.09 16.39 Speech limit: Mrs Anne Main: 4 minutes 0.01 16.40 Debate (Private Member’s): Neil Gray: Fathers in the family 0.50 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 346.46] 5.00 92.[118] Thursday 2 March 2017 13.30 Debate (Committee): Frank Field (on behalf of the Work and Pensions Select Committee): 1.23 Support for the bereaved 14.53 Suspension 0.07 15.00 Debate (BBCom recommended): Dr Tania Mathias: Torture and treatment of asylum seekers 1.26 16.26 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 349.42] 2.56 93.[119] Monday 6 March 2017 16.30 Petitions: Helen Jones: Workplace dress codes 1.11 17.41 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 350.53] 1.11 168 SESSION 2016–17 94.[120] Tuesday 7 March 2017 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Steve Double: Beer duty 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Rishi Sunak: Coast to coast walk 0.24 11.24 Suspension [3.06] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Kevin Hollinrake: O’Neill Review 0.30 15.00 Suspension 0.33 15.33 Debate (Private Member’s): Kevin Hollinrake: O’Neill Review [Resumed] 0.58 16.31 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Jim Cunningham: Sale of student loans: regulation 1.05 17.36 Suspension 0.16 17.52 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Jim Cunningham: Sale of student loans: regulation 0.25 [Resumed] 18.17 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 356.34] 5.41 95.[121] Wednesday 8 March 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Kelvin Hopkin: Apprentices: Financial support 1.25 10.55 Suspension 0.05 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Tracy Brabin: Pandemrix vaccine: Compensation 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Rebecca Pow: Microbead ban 1.18 15.48 Suspension 0.12 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Richard Fuller: Right to Buy: Housing Association Tenants 0.30 (Bedford) 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Matt Warman: Broadband 0.59 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 361.32] 4.58 96.[122] Thursday 9 March 2017 13.30 Debate (Committee): Pete Wishart (on behalf of the Scottish Affairs Select Committee): 1.30 Scotland: demography and devolution 15.00 Debate (BBCom recommended): Joan Ryan: Turkey: human rights and the political situation 1.29 16.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 364.31] 2.59 97.[123] Monday 13 March 2017 16.30 Petitions: Catherine McKinnell: Child abuse offences (sentencing) 1.25 17.55 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 365.56] 1.25 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 169 98. [124] Tuesday 14 March 2017 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Meg Hillier: Health and social care budgets 0.09 09.39 Speech limit: Mr Adrian Bailey: 3 minutes 0.01 09.40 Debate (BBCom recommended): Meg Hillier: Health and social care budgets [Resumed] 1.20 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Julian Sturdy: Food labelling 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Anne McLaughlin: Detention of vulnerable persons 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Douglas Carswell: Primary care: North Essex 0.29 16.29 Debate (Private Member’s): Mrs Anne Main: Dog fouling 0.42 17.11 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 370.37] 4.41 99.[125] Wednesday 15 March 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mrs Sharon Hodgson: Maternity discrimination 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mrs Madeleine Moon: Police widow’s pensions 0.21 11.21 Suspension [3.09] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Alex Chalk: GP Indemnity Costs: England 0.55 15.25 Suspension 0.35 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s):Nadine Dorries: Local banking facilities: Ampthill 0.24 16.24 Suspension 0.06 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Deirdre Brock: Scottish devolution and Article 50 0.37 17.07 Suspension 0.14 17.21 Debate (Private Member’s): Deirdre Brock: Scottish devolution and Article 50 [Resumed] 0.19 17.40 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 375.38] 5.01 100. [126] Thursday 16 March 2017 13.30 Debate (Committee): Mrs Louis Ellman (on behalf of the Transport Select Committee): 1.30 Future of rail (passenger experience) 15.00 Debate (BBCom recommended): Chris Stephens: Jobcentre Plus office closures 1.30 16.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 378.38] 3.00 101. [127] Monday 20 March 2017 16.30 Petitions: Steve Double: Car insurance: young people 2.14 18.44 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 380.52] 2.14 103. [128] Tuesday 21 March 2017 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Kevin Foster: DVLA and Private Car Parking Companies 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Stephen Gethins: Treaty of Rome: 60th Anniversary 0.24 11.24 Suspension [3.06] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Dawn Butler: UN International Day for the Elimination of 1.28 Racial Discrimination 15.58 Debate (Private Member’s): Patricia Gibson: Nuclear decommissioning industry: pensions 0.26 16.24 Suspension 0.06 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Ruth Smeeth: Stoke-on-Trent City of Culture 2021 0.59 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 385.45] 4.53 170 SESSION 2016–17 104. [129] Wednesday 22 March 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Matthew Offord: Iran’s influence in the Middle East 0.19 09.49 Speech limit: Mr David Nuttall: 4 minutes 0.01 09.50 Debate (Private Member’s): Dr Matthew Offord: Iran’s influence in the Middle East 1.10 [Resumed] 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Dominic Raab: Heathrow airport expansion 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Catherine McKinnell: Universal Credit 0.07 14.37 Suspension 0.00 14.37 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 387.52] 2.07 105. [130] Thursday 23 March 2017 13.30 Debate (Committee): Stephen Twigg (on behalf of the International Development Select 1.11 Committee): Syrian refugee crisis 14.41 Debate (Committee): Pauline Latham (on behalf of the International Development Select 1.32 Committee): DFID’s programme in Nigeria 16.13 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 390.35] 2.43 106. [132] Monday 27 March 2017 16.30 Petitions: Paul Flynn: Badger culling 0.32 17.02 Suspension 0.23 17.25 Petitions: Paul Flynn: Badger culling [Resumed] 1.33 18.58 Suspension 0.14 19.12 Petitions: Paul Flynn: Badger culling [Resumed] 0.11 19.23 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 393.28] 2.53 107. [133] Tuesday 28 March 2017 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Nusrat Ghani: Preventing avoidable sight loss 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mary Glindon: Children’s health: access to milk 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Royston Smith: National spitfire project 1.22 15.52 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr David Hanson: Hereditary Peers 0.34 16.26 Debate (Private Member’s): Ben Howlett: Rare diseases strategy 1.01 17.27 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 398.24] 4.56 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 171 108. [134] Wednesday 29 March 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Helen Hayes: School funding (London) 1.28 10.58 Debate (Private Member’s): David Tredinnick: Homeopathy and the NHS 0.32 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mike Freer: HIV treatment 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Luke Hall: Joint spatial plan (Thornbury and Yate) 0.23 16.23 Suspension 0.07 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Kelly Tolhurst: Breathing space scheme 0.48 17.18 Suspension 0.37 17.55 Debate (Private Member’s): Kelly Tolhurst: Breathing space scheme [Resumed] 0.12 18.07 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 404.01] 5.37 109. [135] Thursday 30 March 2017 13.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Helen Goodman: Local and regional news 0.01 13.31 Point of Order: Kevin Brennan: Request for advice on procedure regarding Ministerial 0.02 presence during a debate 13.33 Debate (BBCom recommended): Helen Goodman: Local and regional news [Resumed] 1.53 15.26 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 405.57] 1.56 110. [136] Tuesday 18 April 2017 11.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Marion Fellows: Child maintenance service 1.30 13.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Kirsten Oswald: Serious Fraud Office 0.29 13.29 Suspension 3.01 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Jeff Smith: Future accommodation model 1.30 18.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Craig Tracey: Long-term health problems and work outcomes 0.29 18.29 Debate (Private Member’s): Jo Stevens: Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors: Property 0.20 Act Receiverships 18.49 Speech limit: Mr Philip Hollobone: 5 minutes 0.01 18.50 Debate (Private Member’s): Jo Stevens: Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors: Property 0.38 Act Receiverships [Resumed] 19.28 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 413.55] 7.58 172 SESSION 2016–17 111. [134] Wednesday 19 April 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Neil Parish: Diesel vehicle scrappage scheme 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Philip Hollobone: EEC, EC and the EU: UK financial 0.25 contributions [Exit] 11.25 Suspension [3.17] 14.42 Debate (Private Member’s): Catherine McKinnell: Universal Credit 0.35 15.17 Speech limit: Geraint Davies: 4 minutes 0.01 15.18 Debate (Private Member’s): Catherine McKinnell: Universal Credit [Resumed] 0.25 15.43 Suspension 0.09 15.52 Debate (Private Member’s): Catherine McKinnell: Universal Credit [Resumed] 0.30 16.22 Debate (Private Member’s): Hywel Williams: Cavity wall insulation: Wales 0.10 16.32 Suspension 0.15 16.47 Debate (Private Member’s): Hywel Williams: Cavity wall insulation: Wales [Resumed] 0.18 17.05 Debate (Private Member’s): Scott Mann: Regional flags: driving licenses and number plates 0.37 17.42 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 418.50] 4.55 112. [135] Thursday 20 April 2017 13.30 Debate (Committee): Mrs Louise Ellman (on behalf of the Transport Select Committee): 1.30 Emissions and vehicle type approval 15.00 Debate (BBCom recommended): David T.C. Davies: European arrest warrant [Exit] 1.08 16.08 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 421.28] 2.38 113. [136] Monday 24 April 2017 16.30 Petitions: Helen Jones: GCSE English Literature Exams 0.38 17.08 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 422.06] 0.38 114. [137] Tuesday 25 April 2017 09.30 Debate (BBCom recommended): Tim Loughton: Post office closures 0.15 09.45 Speech limit: Sir Edward Leigh: 4 minutes 0.01 09.46 Debate (BBCom recommended): Tim Loughton: Post office closures [Resumed] 0.20 10.06 Speech limit: Sir Edward Leigh: 3 minutes 0.01 10.07 Debate (BBCom recommended): Tim Loughton: Post office closures [Resumed] 0.53 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Nicky Morgan: Dog attacks on dogs 0.27 11.27 Suspension [3.03] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Derek Thomas: Food and farming: employment opportunities 0.57 15.27 Suspension 0.33 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): James Heappey: Wells bid for UK City of Culture 0.30 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): David Mackintosh: Grandparents’ rights: access to 0.39 grandchildren 17.09 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 426.42] 4.36 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 173 115. [138] Wednesday 26 April 2017 09.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Mrs Sharon Hodgson: School funding: North-east of England 1.30 11.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Andrew Stephenson: Colne to Skipton Railway 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Andy Slaughter: Whirlpool: Product safety system 1.30 16.00 Debate (Private Member’s): Mr Barry Sheerman: Learning outside the classroom 0.30 16.30 Debate (Private Member’s): Rachel Maskell: Upper catchment management 1.00 17.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 431.41] 4.59 174 SESSION 2016–17 PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL Date Subject Duration 1a: Debate (Private Members’) 7 Jun 16 Stuart Andrew: Support for life-shortening conditions 1.30 7 Jun 16 Will Quince: Conveyancing 0.23 7 Jun 16 Paula Sheriff: Diabetes-related complications 1.29 7 Jun 16 Kirsten Oswald: UN Peacekeeping Week 2016 0.29 7 Jun 16 Mike Freer: HPV vaccinations for MSM 0.56 8 Jun 16 Margaret Ferrier: Human rights and arms sales to Saudi Arabia 1.30 8 Jun 16 Jim Fitzpatrick: Fire service: Flooding and statutory duties 0.30 8 Jun 16 Suella Fernandes: Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust 1.30 8 Jun 16 Patrick Grady: Visitor visas: Sub-Saharan Africa 0.30 8 Jun 16 Holly Lynch: Age discrimination: National living wage 1.00 9 Jun 16 Patricia Gibson: Stillbirth 1.28 9 Jun 16 Mr Alistair Carmichael: Refugee family reunion rules 1.16 14 Jun 16 Ruth Cadbury: Affordable Housing: London 1.30 14 Jun 16 Mr Jamie Reed: Plutonium disposition 0.23 14 Jun 16 John Stevenson: West Coast Rail Franchise 1.30 14 Jun 16 Paul Maynard: Library services: Thornton-Cleveleys 0.30 14 Jun 16 Justin Madders: Elected mayors 0.59 15 Jun 16 Jeremy Lefroy: Developing countries: Jobs and livelihoods 1.30 15 Jun 16 Glyn Davies: Electric and low-emission vehicles 0.30 15 Jun 16 Mike Kane: Further Education Colleges: Greater Manchester 1.27 15 Jun 16 Susan Elan Jones: Social investment 0.29 15 Jun 16 Wendy Morton: Ceramic and brick industries 1.01 28 Jun 16 Dr Matthew Offord: Human rights in Iran 1.30 28 Jun 16 Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger: Chief Constable of Avon and Somerset Police Force 0.29 28 Jun 16 Fiona Mactaggart: Independent advocates for trafficked children 1.15 28 Jun 16 Simon Danczuk: Bangladesh 0.29 28 Jun 16 Byron Davies: Alcohol consumption guidelines 1.02 29 Jun 16 Dr Lisa Cameron: Dog fighting 1.28 29 Jun 16 Siobhain McDonagh: UK security and entry clearance procedures 0.30 29 Jun 16 Gareth Johnson: Football hooliganism 0.59 29 Jun 16 Owen Thompson: Automatic registration: UK elections 0.59 5 Jul 16 Derek Thomas: Employment for people with disabilities 1.30 5 Jul 16 Jonathan Edwards: Gwynfor Evans and Welsh politics 0.29 5 Jul 16 Ian Blackford: Energy network charges 1.10 5 Jul 16 Chris Stephens: Asylum seekers: Glasgow 0.37 5 Jul 16 Ronnie Cowan: Dormant betting accounts 0.43 6 Jul 16 Nigel Adams: Artistic remuneration for online content 1.30 6 Jul 16 Rachel Reeves: Pension freedoms 0.26 6 Jul 16 Mr Mark Williams: Broadband in Wales 1.30 6 Jul 16 Steven Paterson: Olympic Games: Doping 0.24 6 Jul 16 Neil Parish: Electric and hybrid electric cars 1.05 12 Jul 16 Will Quince: Compensation for rail passengers 0.21 12 Jul 16 Joan Ryan: North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust 1.30 12 Jul 16 Karin Smyth: Free childcare for 3 and 4-year-olds 0.30 PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 175 Date Subject Duration 12 Jul 16 Iain Stewart: The Oxford-MK-Cambridge arc 0.43 13 Jul 16 Stephen Doughty: EU referendum: UK steel industry [Exit] 1.30 13 Jul 16 Dame Margaret Hodge: Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis 0.30 13 Jul 16 Tim Loughton: Govia Thameslink rail service 1.30 13 Jul 16 Mary Robinson: South Manchester transport infrastructure 0.29 13 Jul 16 Rosie Cooper: Capsticks report and NHS whistleblowing 1.01 19 Jul 16 Graham Jones: Channel 4 0.29 19 Jul 16 Daniel Kawczynski: Contribution of Poles to Society 1.30 19 Jul 16 Christina Rees: Squash and the Olympic Games 0.25 19 Jul 16 Dr Alasdair McDonnell: EU Referendum: UK-Ireland Border [Exit] 1.00 20 Jul 16 Jack Lopresti: EU Referendum: Gibraltar [Exit] 1.28 20 Jul 16 Margaret Ferrier: Supply and estimates procedure 0.28 20 Jul 16 Mr Graham Allen: Citizens Convention on Democracy 1.30 20 Jul 16 Mr Stewart Jackson: Flag Fen Bronze Age Park 0.20 20 Jul 16 Sarah Champion: Online Child Abuse 1.00 21 Jul 16 Ian Murray: EU Exit: Devolved Governments [Exit] 1.30 6 Sep 16 Alec Shelbrooke: Local Government reform 1.29 6 Sep 16 Julian Sturdy: Transport infrastructure: York 0.30 6 Sep 16 Patrick Grady: Claim of right for Scotland 1.30 6 Sep 16 Nic Dakin: mindfulness in schools 0.28 6 Sep 16 Karl McCartney: educational performance: boys 1.06 7 Sep 16 Norman Lamb: Psychosis: Early intervention 1.30 7 Sep 16 Ms Margaret Ritchie: Loughinisland Murders 0.27 7 Sep 16 Helen Whately: HGV Fly-parking: Kent 1.23 7 Sep 16 Jim Fitzpatrick: Enderby Wharf Development 0.29 7 Sep 16 Dr Paul Monaghan: Badger culling/bovine TB 1.00 13 Sep 16 Claire Perry: Dangerous driving: penalties 0.29 13 Sep 16 Owen Thompson: Online gaming (consumer protection) 0.52 13 Sep 16 Ian C. Lucas: Post office in Wales 0.27 14 Sep 16 Gavin Robinson: Social fund funeral payments 1.30 14 Sep 16 Mr David Hanson: Sale of airguns to under-18s 0.26 14 Sep 16 Fiona Bruce: Cross-departmental strategy on social justice 1.30 14 Sep 16 David T. C. Davies: The BBC and political impartiality 0.30 14 Sep 16 Ronnie Cowan: Universal basic income 0.56 11 Oct 16 Mr Jim Cunningham: Coventry City Football Club 0.29 11 Oct 16 Royal Yacht Britannia: International trade 1.30 11 Oct 16 EU Referendum: Immigration and disability employment [Exit] 0.30 11 Oct 16 HS2: North-West of England 0.59 12 Oct 16 Seema Kennedy: Britain-Iran relations 1.30 12 Oct 16 Stephen Phillips: Cycling: Lincolnshire 0.29 12 Oct 16 Daniel Zeichner: European Medicines Agency [Exit] 1.20 12 Oct 16 Alison Thewliss: Child tax credits 0.30 12 Oct 16 Nigel Huddleston: Leaving the EU: UK tourism [Exit] 1.00 18 Oct 16 Mr John Baron: Earlier Cancer Diagnosis: NHS finances 0.30 18 Oct 16 Sir Hugo Swire: Healthcare (Devon) 1.30 18 Oct 16 Mrs Madeleine Moon: Policies, strategies and funding for environmental protection 0.30 18 Oct 16 Timetable for building Type 26 frigates on the Clyde 0.58 176 SESSION 2016–17 Date Subject Duration 19 Oct 16 Mark Field: Almshouses 0.55 19 Oct 16 Liz Kendall: Glenfield hospital children’s heart surgery unit 0.30 19 Oct 16 Stephen Twigg: Education (Merseyside) 1.30 19 Oct 16 Mrs Anne-Marie Trevelyan: Ministry of Defence future accommodation model 0.27 19 Oct 16 Scott Mann: South-west agriculture and fishing 1.02 25 Oct 16 Pete Wishart: Plumber’s Pensions 0.27 25 Oct 16 Andrew Rosindell: British Indian Ocean territory and the Chagos Islands 1.29 25 Oct 16 Lucy Allan: Child sexual exploitation: Telford 0.26 25 Oct 16 Phil Wilson: Leaving the EU: North-East exports [Exit] 1.03 26 Oct 16 Kwasi Kwarteng: Libya 1.29 26 Oct 16 Mr Edward Vaizey: A34 Safety 0.28 26 Oct 16 Helen Hayes: Disclosure and Barring Service 0.59 26 Oct 16 Jim McMahon: Highways England compensation: Broadway in Chadderton 0.23 26 Oct 16 Sir Oliver Letwin: AEA Pension Scheme 1.03 1 Nov 16 Chi Onwurah: Martin Luther King’s 1967 visit to Newcastle 0.30 1 Nov 16 Dame Caroline Spelman: Global biodiversity 1.30 1 Nov 16 Mr Kevan Jones: Coeliac disease and prescriptions 0.30 1 Nov 16 Melanie Onn: National College for Wind Energy 0.59 2 Nov 16 Sir Nicholas Soames: West Sussex schools funding 1.23 2 Nov 16 Craig Mackinlay: Small shops regulation 0.28 2 Nov 16 Kirsty Blackman: Good Parliament Report 1.30 2 Nov 16 Gordon Henderson: Housing in Kent 0.30 2 Nov 16 Alex Chalk: Social media and young people’s mental health 1.00 8 Nov 16 Peter Dowd: Crown Prosecution Service and disability hate crime 1.29 8 Nov 16 Craig Williams: Cardiff Central Station 0.31 8 Nov 16 Sir Alan Haselhurst: West Anglia Taskforce Report 1.10 8 Nov 16 Paul Flynn: Independent Adviser on Ministers’ Interests 0.30 8 Nov 16 Anna Turley: Animal cruelty: sentencing 0.59 15 Nov 16 Brendan O’Hara: Yazidi former sex slaves: UK 0.29 15 Nov 16 Angela Smith: Circular economy: leftover paint 1.15 15 Nov 16 Chris Green: Red Wednesday campaign 0.12 15 Nov 16 Chris Green: Red Wednesday campaign 0.14 15 Nov 16 Calum Kerr: Release of spectrum data 0.05 15 Nov 16 Calum Kerr: Release of spectrum data 0.43 16 Nov 16 Caroline Ansell: Centenary of the Balfour Declaration 1.30 16 Nov 16 Peter Aldous: East Anglian fishing fleet 0.30 16 Nov 16 Stuart C. McDonald: Immigration Rules for international students 1.30 16 Nov 16 Chris Evans: County court judgements 0.26 16 Nov 16 Neil Parish: English wine industry 1.03 22 Nov 16 Mr Gary Streeter: South West Charter for Growth 1.30 22 Nov 16 John Pugh: Accident and Emergency services in Merseyside and Cheshire 0.30 22 Nov 16 Kevin Barron: Self Care Week 2016 0.54 22 Nov 16 Dr Tania Mathias: Heathrow expansion: air quality 0.30 22 Nov 16 Charlotte Leslie: Great Western Line: Electrification 1.00 23 Nov 16 Dr Rupa Huq: Effect of exiting the EU on higher education [Exit] 1.30 23 Nov 16 Dr Roberta Blackman-Woods: Changes in clinical commissioning group 0.30 commissioning practices for GP referrals in North Durham PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 177 Date Subject Duration 23 Nov 16 Derek Thomas: Access to diabetes technologies 0.53 23 Nov 16 Stephen McPartland: Car parking charges and Stevenage town centre 0.26 23 Nov 16 Bridget Phillipson: Transport in the North East 1.04 29 Nov 16 Neil Coyle: Supported Housing 1.30 29 Nov 16 David Simpson: Dissident Activity (Upper Bann) 0.29 29 Nov 16 Liz Saville Roberts: Equine slaughterhouses (CCTV) 1.30 29 Nov 16 Mr Philip Hollobone: Foreign national offenders 0.30 29 Nov 16 Thangam Debbonaire: Refugee Family Reunion (immigration rules) 0.59 30 Nov 16 Helen Whately: Seasonal agricultural workers scheme 1.31 30 Nov 16 Gerald Jones: Criminal Justice System: Equality of access 0.28 30 Nov 16 Angela Crawley: ESA and Personal independent payments 1.30 30 Nov 16 Susan Elan Jones: Road safety: Sentencing review 0.43 30 Nov 16 Stuart Andrew: Homophobia in Sport 1.00 1 Dec 16 Mr David Hanson: Prison safety and security 1.30 1 Dec 16 Mr Kevan Jones: Durham Count Cricket Club 1.25 6 Dec 16 Ms Emma Lewell-Buck: Household food security 1.03 6 Dec 16 Mr Alistair Carmichael: Smart meter roll-out 0.29 6 Dec 16 Stephen Crabb: Tidal lagoons and UK energy strategy 1.29 6 Dec 16 John Stevenson: Flood Re insurance scheme 0.30 6 Dec 16 Mr Barry Sheerman: Road traffic accident prevention 0.59 7 Dec 16 Chris Davies: Tree planting 1.30 7 Dec 16 Alberto Costa: Large logistics park (transport infrastructure) 0.30 7 Dec 16 Mark Durkan: South Sudan 1.30 7 Dec 16 Stuart Blair Donaldson: UN’s Not Too Young to Run Campaign 0.29 7 Dec 16 Gareth Johnson: Dartford Crossing: Congestion 1.01 13 Dec 16 Mr George Howarth: Education: Knowsley 0.26 13 Dec 16 Sir Gerald Howarth: Operation Midland: Henriques Report 1.30 13 Dec 16 Sir Henry Bellingham: Legacy issues: Northern Ireland 0.30 13 Dec 16 Steve McCabe: Local Government funding: Birmingham 1.00 14 Dec 16 John Penrose: UK Sovereign wealth fund 1.23 14 Dec 16 Tim Loughton: A-level archaeology 0.34 14 Dec 16 Chris Elmore: Exiting the EU: Business in Wales [Exit] 1.30 14 Dec 16 Peter Grant: Exiting the EU: Scotland [Exit] 0.28 14 Dec 16 William Wragg: Greater Manchester Spatial Framework 1.02 20 Dec 16 Richard graham: CrossCountry Trains: Gloucester 0.30 20 Dec 16 Dan Jarvis: Child poverty 1.30 20 Dec 16 Keith Vaz: Brandon Ryat 0.29 20 Dec 16 Stewart Malcolm McDonald: Jobcentre Closures: Glasgow 1.00 10 Jan 17 Natalie McGarry: Leaving the EU: European social funding in Scotland and the UK 0.23 [Exit] 10 Jan 17 Justin Tomlinson: Soft drinks industry levy: funding for sport in schools 1.30 10 Jan 17 Mr Stewart Jackson: St Michael’s Gate, Peterborough 0.52 10 Jan 17 Sir Jeffrey M. Donaldson: Stormont House Agreement: implementation 1.00 11 Jan 17 Mrs Anne Main: Pharmacies and integrated healthcare: England 1.30 11 Jan 17 Alison Thewliss: Asylum seekers: right to work 0.24 11 Jan 17 Rob Marris: Access to justice 1.30 11 Jan 17 Clive Efford: Muscoskeletal Services: Greenwich 0.27 178 SESSION 2016–17 Date Subject Duration 11 Jan 17 Karl Turner: Crown Prosecution Service: Funding 1.03 17 Jan 17 Graham Stringer: Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust 1.30 17 Jan 17 John Pugh: School funding formula and Northern Schools 0.30 17 Jan 17 Stephen Doughty: Leaving the EU: infrastructure in Wales [Exit] 1.30 17 Jan 17 Mr Dominic Raab: Murder of UK nationals abroad 0.18 17 Jan 17 Corri Wilson: Digital equipment Ltd: Pension Scheme 0.52 18 Jan 17 Sir Hugo Swire: Education funding: Devon 1.30 18 Jan 17 Mr Mark Williams: S4C 0.29 18 Jan 17 Margaret Ferrier: DWP Estate 1.26 18 Jan 17 Peter Aldous: East Suffolk railway line 0.32 18 Jan 17 Gordon Henderson: Leaving the EU [Exit] 1.00 24 Jan 17 Marcus Fysh: UK helicopter industry 0.29 24 Jan 17 Philip Boswell: UK decarbonisation and carbon capture and storage 1.28 24 Jan 17 Ms Margaret Ritchie: Leaving the EU: Funding for Northern Ireland [Exit] 0.32 24 Jan 17 Mrs Theresa Villiers: Leaving the EU: animal welfare standards in farming [Exit] 0.59 25 Jan 17 Chris Bryant: Palace of Westminster: Restoration and Renewal 1.30 25 Jan 17 Carol Monaghan: Photonics industry 0.25 25 Jan 17 James Duddridge: UK-West Africa relations 1.30 25 Jan 17 Iain Stewart: Milton Keynes: 50th Anniversary 0.30 25 Jan 17 Michelle Thomson: Green Investment Bank 1.00 31 Jan 17 Julian Knight: Bus services: Solihull 0.28 31 Jan 17 Jessica Morden: Severn Bridges 1.05 31 Jan 17 Mr Virendra Sharma: Duodopa 0.24 31 Jan 17 Diana Johnson: Statutory sex and relationships education 1.01 1 Feb 17 Helen Jones: Maintained nursery schools funding 1.30 1 Feb 17 Kate Green: Youth justice system: gypsies and travellers 0.26 1 Feb 17 Lucy Allan: Prevent strategy 1.30 1 Feb 17 Mr David Burrowes: Marriage week 1.30 7 Feb 17 Stephen Timms: Serious Fraud Office 1.30 7 Feb 17 Oliver Colvile: Seagulls 1.30 7 Feb 17 Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger: Flood defence projects: South-west 0.29 7 Feb 17 Liz Saville-Roberts: Armed Forces recruitment: under-18s 0.59 8 Feb 17 John Penrose: Low-cost housing 1.13 8 Feb 17 Rachel Reeves: Unauthorised overdrafts 0.28 8 Feb 17 Douglas Chapman: National Shipbuilding Strategy 1.30 8 Feb 17 Mr Chuka Umunna: Construction industry: blacklisting 0.29 8 Feb 17 Richard Benyon: Private renting: homeless and vulnerable people 1.01 9 Feb 17 Chi Onwurah: State pension: working-class women 1.27 21 Feb 17 Sir David Amess: Education funding: Scotland 0.30 21 Feb 17 Mr Alistair Carmichael: Superfast broadband: rural communities 1.29 21 Feb 17 Justin Madders: Community alarm services: Social housing 0.29 21 Feb 17 Sir William Cash: London Stock Exchange 0.59 22 Feb 17 Alan Johnson: Council funding and social care 1.30 22 Feb 17 Christian Matheson: School funding: Cheshire West and Chester 0.25 22 Feb 17 Jake Berry: Commonwealth Trade 1.29 22 Feb 17 David Morris: Lancashire County Council 0.30 22 Feb 17 George Kerevan: Cerberus Capital Management: Purchase of distressed assets 0.59 PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 179 Date Subject Duration 28 Feb 17 James Berry: Sri Lanka: UN Human Rights Council 0.30 28 Feb 17 Richard Arkless: LGBT history month 1.05 28 Feb 17 Sarah Olney: Heathrow expansion: surface access 0.30 28 Feb 17 Toby Perkins: CSC redundancies 0.47 1 Mar 17 Luciana Berger: Suicide and self-harm in prison 0.30 1 Mar 17 Steve Rotheram: Liverpool City region (poverty) 1.30 1 Mar 17 Richard Graham: Emily’s Code: pleasure vessel safety 0.30 1 Mar 17 Neil Gray: Fathers in the family 0.09 1 Mar 17 Neil Gray: Fathers in the family 0.50 7 Mar 17 Rishi Sunak: Coast to coast walk 0.24 7 Mar 17 Kevin Hollinrake: O’Neill Review 1.28 7 Mar 17 Mr Jim Cunningham: Sale of student loans: regulation 1.30 8 Mar 17 Kelvin Hopkin: Apprentices: Financial support 1.25 8 Mar 17 Tracy Brabin: Pandemrix vaccine: Compensation 0.29 8 Mar 17 Rebecca Pow: Microbead ban 1.18 8 Mar 17 Richard Fuller: Right to Buy: Housing Association Tenants (Bedford) 0.30 8 Mar 17 Matt Warman: Broadband 0.59 14 Mar 17 Julian Sturdy: Food labelling 0.30 14 Mar 17 Anne McLaughlin: Detention of vulnerable persons 1.30 14 Mar 17 Mr Douglas Carswell: Primary care: North Essex 0.29 14 Mar 17 Mrs Anne Main: Dog fouling 0.42 15 Mar 17 Mrs Sharon Hodgson: Maternity discrimination 1.30 15 Mar 17 Mrs Madeleine Moon: Police widow’s pensions 0.21 15 Mar 17 Alex Chalk: GP Indemnity Costs: England 0.55 15 Mar 17 Nadine Dorries: Local banking facilities: Ampthill 0.24 15 Mar 17 Deirdre Brock: Scottish devolution and Article 50 0.56 21 Mar 17 Stephen Gethins: Treaty of Rome: 60th Anniversary 0.24 21 Mar 17 Dawn Butler: UN International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination 1.28 21 Mar 17 Patricia Gibson: Nuclear decommissioning industry: pensions 0.26 21 Mar 17 Ruth Smeeth: Stoke-on-Trent City of Culture 2021 0.59 22 Mar 17 Dr Matthew Offord: Iran’s influence in the Middle East 1.29 22 Mar 17 Mr Dominic Raab: Heathrow airport expansion 0.30 22 Mar 17 Catherine McKinnell: Universal Credit 0.07 28 Mar 17 Mary Glindon: Children’s health: access to milk 0.29 28 Mar 17 Royston Smith: National spitfire project 1.22 28 Mar 17 Mr David Hanson: Hereditary Peers 0.34 28 Mar 17 Ben Howlett: Rare diseases strategy 1.01 29 Mar 17 Helen Hayes: School funding (London) 1.28 29 Mar 17 David Tredinnick: Homeopathy and the NHS 0.32 29 Mar 17 Mike Freer: HIV treatment 1.30 29 Mar 17 Luke Hall: Joint spatial plan (Thornbury and Yate) 0.23 29 Mar 17 Kelly Tolhurst: Breathing space scheme 1.00 18 Apr 17 Kirsten Oswald: Serious Fraud Office 0.29 18 Apr 17 Jeff Smith: Future accommodation model 1.30 18 Apr 17 Craig Tracey: Long-term health problems and work outcomes 0.29 18 Apr 17 Jo Stevens: Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors: Property Act Receiverships 0.58 19 Apr 17 Neil Parish: Diesel vehicle scrappage scheme 1.30 180 SESSION 2016–17 Date Subject Duration 19 Apr 17 Mr Philip Hollobone: EEC, EC and the EU: UK financial contributions [Exit] 0.25 19 Apr 17 Catherine McKinnell: Universal Credit 1.30 19 Apr 17 Hywel Williams: Cavity wall insulation: Wales 0.28 19 Apr 17 Scott Mann: Regional flags: driving licenses and number plates 0.37 25 Apr 17 Nicky Morgan: Dog attacks on dogs 0.27 25 Apr 17 Derek Thomas: Food and farming: employment opportunities 0.57 25 Apr 17 James Heappey: Wells bid for UK City of Culture 0.30 25 Apr 17 David Mackintosh: Grandparents’ rights: access to grandchildren 0.39 26 Apr 17 Mrs Sharon Hodgson: School funding: North-east of England 1.30 26 Apr 17 Andrew Stephenson: Colne to Skipton Railway 0.29 26 Apr 17 Andy Slaughter: Whirlpool: Product safety system 1.30 26 Apr 17 Mr Barry Sheerman: Learning outside the classroom 0.30 26 Apr 17 Rachel Maskell: Upper catchment management 1.00 Total: (Exit: 17.38) 267.07 1b: Debate (Private Members’–BBCom nominated) 30 Jun 16 Alex Chalk: Homicide law reform 0.52 30 Jun 16 Jim Fitzpatrick: Hearing loss: Action plan and commissioning framework 0.55 7 Jul 16 Jim Shannon: Blood cancers 1.31 12 Jul 16 James Berry: Early years development and school-readiness 1.30 14 Jul 16 Stephen Doughty: Co-operatives 1.30 14 Jul 16 Mr Gareth Thomas: Maternity discrimination 1.27 19 Jul 16 Jim Shannon: Persecution of Religious Minorities: Middle East 1.30 8 Sep 16 Stephen Twigg: Chibok schoolgirls 1.56 13 Sep 16 James Cartlidge: Victims of Libyan-sponsored IRA terrorism: Compensation 1.31 11 Oct 16 Jim Shannon: Forced organ removal: China 1.24 13 Oct 16 Alex Cunningham: Tobacco Control Plan 2.00 18 Oct 16 Fiona Mactaggart: Concentrix: Tax credit claimants 1.29 20 Oct 16 Jim Shannon: National arthritis week 1.30 25 Oct 16 Stephen Kinnock: Leaving the EU: Wales [Exit] 1.29 1 Nov 16 Mr Gary Streeter: Apprenticeships Funding 1.30 3 Nov 16 Tom Blenkinsop: Steel industry 1.50 15 Nov 16 Ian Blackford: Sate pension age: women 1.30 17 Nov 16 Future of the Post Office 1.45 8 Dec 16 Jeremy Lefroy: UK ivory trade 1.31 13 Dec 16 Ian Austin: Accelerated access review 1.30 20 Dec 16 Tom Brake: UK Nationals imprisoned abroad 1.30 10 Jan 17 Norman Lamb: Children’s Wellbeing and mental Health: Schools 1.30 12 Jan 17 Mr Alistair Carmichael: UK Maritime industry 1.29 19 Jan 17 Steve McCabe: NHS fertility services 1.11 24 Jan 17 Chris White: Midlands Engine 1.16 26 Jan 17 Jim Shannon: Protecting civil society space across the world 2.17 31 Jan 17 Stuart C. McDonald: Immigration rules: spouses and partners 1.24 2 Feb 17 Fiona Bruce: Alcohol harm 2.53 21 Feb 17 Mrs Helen Grant: A better Defence Estate Strategy 1.29 23 Feb 17 Dr Lisa Cameron: Disabled people: Publicly accessible amenities 1.11 28 Feb 17 Nigel Adams: Intellectual property :British economy 1.30 2 Mar 17 Dr Tania Mathias: Torture and treatment of asylum seekers 1.26 PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 181 Date Subject Duration 7 Mar 17 Steve Double: Beer duty 1.30 9 Mar 17 Joan Ryan: Turkey: human rights and the political situation 1.29 14 Mar 17 Meg Hillier: Health and social care budgets 1.29 16 Mar 17 Chris Stephens: Jobcentre Plus office closures 1.30 21 Mar 17 Kevin Foster: DVLA and Private Car Parking Companies 1.30 28 Mar 17 Nusrat Ghani: Preventing avoidable sight loss 1.30 30 Mar 17 Helen Goodman: Local and regional news 1.54 18 Apr 17 Marion Fellows: Child maintenance service 1.30 20 Apr 17 David T.C. Davies: European arrest warrant [Exit] 1.08 25 Apr 17 Tim Loughton: Post office closures 1.28 Total: (Exit: 2.37) 64.14 3: Debate (Committee) 15 Sep 16 Robert Neill (on behalf of the Justice Select Committee): Prison safety 2.49 20 Oct 16 Neil Carmichael (on behalf of the Education Select Committee): Looked-after 1.30 children/social work reform 27 Oct 16 Dr Julian Lewis (on behalf of the Defence Select Committee): Defence expenditure 1.48 27 Oct 16 Dr Julian Lewis (on behalf of the Defence Select Committee): Larium 1.12 17 Nov 16 Mary Creagh (on behalf of the Environmental Audit Select Committee): Soil health 1.30 24 Nov 16 Stephen Twigg (on behalf of the International Development Select Committee): 2.18 Sustainable Development Goals 8 Dec 16 Pete Wishart (on behalf of the Scottish Affairs Select Committee): Post-Study Work 1.29 Schemes 15 Dec 16 Neil Parish (on behalf of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select 1.35 Committee): Air Quality 15 Dec 16 Neil Parish (on behalf of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select 1.22 Committee): Greyhound welfare 12 Jan 17 Robert Neill (on behalf of the Justice Select Committee): Restorative justice 1.30 9 Feb 17 Stephen Metcalfe (on behalf of the Science and Technology Select Committee): 1.30 Smart metering: electricity and gas 23 Feb 17 Mrs Louise Ellman (on behalf of the Transport Select Committee): Road traffic law 1.30 enforcement 2 Mar 17 Frank Field (on behalf of the Work and Pensions Select Committee): Support for the 1.23 bereaved 9 Mar 17 Pete Wishart (on behalf of the Scottish Affairs Select Committee): Scotland: 1.30 demography and devolution 16 Mar 17 Mrs Louis Ellman (on behalf of the Transport Select Committee): Future of rail 1.30 (passenger experience) 23 Mar 17 Stephen Twigg (on behalf of the International Development Select Committee): 1.11 Syrian refugee crisis 23 Mar 17 Pauline Latham (on behalf of the International Development Select Committee): 1.32 DFID’s programme in Nigeria 20 Apr 17 Mrs Louise Ellman (on behalf of the Transport Select Committee): Emissions and 1.30 vehicle type approval Total: (Exit: 0.00) 28.39 5: Petitions 6 Jun 16 David Mackintosh: Fireworks 1.54 13 Jun 16 Steve Double: Foreign aid expenditure 2.59 4 Jul 16 Catherine McKinnell: EBacc: Expressive arts subjects 2.41 11 Jul 16 Steve Double: School penalty find and authorised absence 1.40 182 SESSION 2016–17 Date Subject Duration 18 Jul 16 Helen Jones: Student Loans Agreement 1.43 5 Sep 16 Ian Blackford: EU referendum rules [Exit] 3.00 12 Sep 16 Oliver Dowden: Dog Meat (South Korea) 1.45 17 Oct 16 Paul Scully: UK Exit from the European Union [Exit] 2.31 24 Oct 16 Ian Blackford: Local Government Pension Scheme 1.18 31 Oct 16 Steve Double: Driven grouse shooting 2.59 14 Nov 16 Mr David Mackintosh: Police dogs and horses 1.16 21 Nov 16 Helen Jones: Free childcare 1.42 28 Nov 16 Ben Howlett: Child cancer 1.41 12 Dec 16 Helen Jones: Retails store closure: Boxing Day 1.45 23 Jan 17 David Mackintosh: Non-recyclable and non-compostable packaging 1.09 30 Jan 17 Catherine McKinnell: Agenda for Change: NHS pay restraint 2.00 6 Feb 17 Luke Hall: Domestic ivory market 2.59 20 Feb 17 Paul Flynn: President Trump: State visit 2.51 27 Feb 17 Oliver Dowden: Attacks on NHS staff 1.18 6 Mar 17 Helen Jones: Workplace dress codes 1.11 13 Mar 17 Catherine McKinnell: Child abuse offences (sentencing) 1.25 20 Mar 17 Steve Double: Car insurance: young people 2.14 27 Mar 17 Paul Flynn: Badger culling 2.16 24 Apr 17 Helen Jones: GCSE English Literature Exams 0.38 Total: (Exit: 5.31) 46.55 7: Suspensions 7 Jun 16 Suspension 0.16 8 Jun 16 Suspension 0.11 9 Jun 16 Suspension 0.02 13 Jun 16 Suspension 0.25 15 Jun 16 Suspension 0.03 28 Jun 16 Suspension 0.26 28 Jun 16 Suspension 0.04 28 Jun 16 Suspension 0.12 28 Jun 16 Suspension 0.29 29 Jun 16 Suspension 1.01 30 Jun 16 Suspension 0.38 5 Jul 16 Suspension 0.23 12 Jul 16 Suspension 0.15 19 Jul 16 Suspension 0.05 20 Jul 16 Suspension 0.18 6 Sep 16 Suspension 0.26 6 Sep 16 Suspension 0.12 7 Sep 16 Suspension 0.03 7 Sep 16 Suspension 0.05 13 Sep 16 Suspension 0.38 14 Sep 16 Suspension 0.08 11 Oct 16 Suspension 0.06 12 Oct 16 Suspension 0.10 19 Oct 16 Suspension 0.35 19 Oct 16 Suspension 0.11 PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 183 Date Subject Duration 26 Oct 16 Suspension 0.31 26 Oct 16 Suspension 0.03 1 Nov 16 Suspension 0.15 2 Nov 16 Suspension 0.07 2 Nov 16 Suspension 0.15 8 Nov 16 Suspension 0.20 15 Nov 16 Suspension 0.15 15 Nov 16 Suspension 0.25 15 Nov 16 Suspension 0.10 16 Nov 16 Suspension 0.22 22 Nov 16 Suspension 0.36 22 Nov 16 Suspension 0.15 23 Nov 16 Suspension 0.37 6 Dec 16 Suspension 0.27 14 Dec 16 Suspension 0.15 17 Jan 17 Suspension 0.12 18 Jan 17 Suspension 0.02 24 Jan 17 Suspension 0.14 24 Jan 17 Suspension 0.10 24 Jan 17 Suspension 0.09 25 Jan 17 Suspension 0.11 31 Jan 17 Suspension 0.25 8 Feb 17 Suspension 0.17 21 Feb 17 Suspension 0.27 22 Feb 17 Suspension 0.14 23 Feb 17 Suspension 0.19 28 Feb 17 Suspension 0.25 1 Mar 17 Suspension 1.26 2 Mar 17 Suspension 0.07 7 Mar 17 Suspension 0.33 7 Mar 17 Suspension 0.16 8 Mar 17 Suspension 0.05 8 Mar 17 Suspension 0.12 15 Mar 17 Suspension 0.35 15 Mar 17 Suspension 0.06 15 Mar 17 Suspension 0.14 21 Mar 17 Suspension 0.06 22 Mar 17 Suspension 0.00 27 Mar 17 Suspension 0.23 27 Mar 17 Suspension 0.14 29 Mar 17 Suspension 0.07 29 Mar 17 Suspension 0.37 18 Apr 17 Suspension 3.01 19 Apr 17 Suspension 0.09 19 Apr 17 Suspension 0.15 25 Apr 17 Suspension 0.33 Total: (Exit: 0.00) 24.19 184 SESSION 2016–17 Date Subject Duration 8: Miscellaneous 29 Jun 16 Point of Order: Sir Greg Knight: Request for Chair to make a declaration of interest 0.01 15 Nov 16 Point of Order: Ian Blackford: Request for advice 0.01 20 Feb 17 Point of Order: Mr Jacob Rees-Mogg: Objection to use of language and the 0.00 sovereign 1 Mar 17 Point of Order: Mr David Burrowes: Request for clemency for delayed mover of the 0.04 debate Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Mr Tobias Ellwood): Request for advice on orderliness of points of order Jim Fitzpatrick: Request for advice on interpretation of procedure 30 Mar 17 Point of Order: Kevin Brennan: Request for advice on procedure regarding 0.02 Ministerial presence during a debate Total: (Exit: 0.00) 0.08 9: Speech limits 8 Jun 16 Mrs Cheryl Gillan: 3 minutes 0.00 13 Jun 16 Phil Wilson: 5 minutes 0.00 13 Jun 16 Phil Wilson: 4 minutes 0.00 13 Jun 16 Mike Gapes: 3 minutes 0.00 13 Jun 16 Mike Gapes: 2 minutes 0.00 29 Jun 16 Sir Roger Gale: 4 minutes 0.00 29 Jun 16 Sir Roger Gale: 3 minutes 0.00 13 Jul 16 Joan Ryan: 5 minutes 0.00 13 Jul 16 Joan Ryan: 3 minutes 0.00 19 Jul 16 Chair (Mr Philip Hollobone): 4 minutes 0.00 7 Sep 16 Mrs Anne Main (Chair): 2 minutes 0.00 18 Oct 16 Mr David Nuttall: 2 minutes 0.01 19 Oct 16 Mrs Madeleine Moon: 4 minutes 0.01 25 Oct 16 Mr Adrian Bailey: 4 minutes 0.01 25 Oct 16 Mr Clive Betts: 4 minutes 0.01 31 Oct 16 Philip Davies: 7 minutes 0.01 8 Nov 16 Mr Philp Hollobone: 5 minutes 0.01 6 Dec 16 Ian Paisley (in the Chair): 4 minutes 0.01 8 Dec 16 Mrs Anne Main (in the Chair): 6 minutes 0.00 11 Jan 17 Geraint Davies (in the Chair): 6 minutes 0.00 12 Jan 17 Charles Walker (in the Chair): 5 minutes 0.01 18 Jan 17 Nadine Dorries (in the Chair): 5 minutes 0.00 24 Jan 17 Mr Philip Hollobone (in the Chair): 3 minutes 0.00 20 Feb 17 Charles Walker: 5 minutes 0.00 21 Feb 17 Andrew Rosindell: 4 minutes 0.01 21 Feb 17 Mr Graham Brady: 6 minutes 0.01 21 Feb 17 Mr Philip Hollobone: 3 minutes 0.01 22 Feb 17 Philip Davies: 4 minutes 0.01 1 Mar 17 Mrs Anne Main: 4 minutes 0.01 14 Mar 17 Mr Adrian Bailey: 3 minutes 0.01 22 Mar 17 Mr David Nuttall: 4 minutes 0.01 18 Apr 17 Mr Philip Hollobone: 5 minutes 0.01 19 Apr 17 Geraint Davies: 4 minutes 0.01 25 Apr 17 Sir Edward Leigh: 4 minutes 0.01 PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 185 Date Subject Duration 25 Apr 17 Sir Edward Leigh: 3 minutes 0.01 Total: (Exit: 0.00) 0.19 Grand Total: (Exit: 25.46) 431.41