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INDEX

The following abbreviations appear in this index:

1a;2a;3a First, second, third readings CWH Committee of the Whole House DPDC Delegated Powers and Deregulation Committee GC Grand Committee HC House of Commons HL House of Lords HM Her Majesty JCCB Joint Committee on Consolidation Bills RA Royal Assent SI Statutory Instrument SO Standing Order UBC Unopposed Bill Committee

A66:U pgrading: Activity Centres (Young Persons’ afety orthern reland Unstarred question, 3 June, 847. S )(N I ) Order 1997: AMeredith Jones &Co.Limited Draft delivered for approval by resolution, etitioners v angemar 25 Nov, 365; after debate, approved, 7 (P ) .V Apr, 737. Shipping Co.Limited (Respondents): Acts of Parliament,Bringing Into Petition for leave to appeal referred to orce Appeal Committee, 16 June, 91; report, 23 F : Oct, 271. Unstarred question, 2 July, 133.

A/S D/S Svenborg and others dekeye etitioner v ost ffice espondents v ansa trading A (P ) .P O (R ) .W ( (Respondents): as Melbourne Enterprises) (Petitioner) and one other Petition for leave to appeal out of time action: referred to Appeal Committee; report, 10 Nov, 315. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 19 May, 36; report, 23 July, 195. Administration of Justice Act 1982: Papers (per Act):29 Oct, 287. Abbey National Plc (Respondents) v.Buxton (Petitioner): Adoption Act 1976: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 30 Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 238; 10 Mar, 642. Mar, 709. Advice and Assistance (Assistance Abbey National plc (Respondents) v. by Way of Representation) McCann (A.P.) (Petitioner): (Scotland)Regulations 1997: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 10 27 Nov, 373; report, 2 Dec, 382; approved Feb, 515; report, 25 Mar, 698. en bloc, 18 Dec, 420. 3112011001 18-12-00 15:48:39 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Advice and Assistance (Assistance Carriage by Air Acts (Application of by ay of epresentation Provisions)(Fourth Amendment) W R ) rder (Scotland)Amendment O 1998; egulations Cash Ratio Deposits (Value Bands and R 1998: Ratios)Order 1998; Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 4 Channel 4(Application of Excess Mar, 624; report, 10 Mar, 643; after Revenues)Order 1997; debate, approved en bloc, 31 Mar, 714. Channel 4(Application of Excess Revenues)Order 1998; Advice and Assistance (Financial Child Benefit and Social Security Conditions)(Scotland) (Fixing and Adjustment of Rates) mendment egulations Regulations 1998: (A )R 1998; Child Support (Miscellaneous Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 4 Amendments)Regulations 1997; Mar, 624; report, 10 Mar, 643; after Civil Evidence (Northern Ireland) debate, approved en bloc, 31 Mar, 714. Order 1997; Civil Legal Aid (Financial Conditions) Aerodromes: (Scotland)Regulations 1998; Unstarred question, 31 July, 222. Civil Procedure (Modification of Enactments)Order 1998; ffirmative nstruments Commissioner for Complaints A I : (Amendment)(Northern Ireland) [Hybrid instruments and deregulation Order 1997; instruments are listed separately.] Community Drivers’Hours and See Recording Equipment (Amendment) Activity Centres (Young Persons’ Regulations 1998; Safety)(Northern Ireland)Order Conditional Fee Agreements Order 1998; 1997; Construction Contracts (England and Advice and Assistance (Assistance by Wales)Exclusion Order 1998; way of Representation)(Scotland) Construction Contracts (Scotland) Amendment Regulations 1998; Exclusion Order 1998; Advice and Assistance (Assistance by Consumer Credit (Increase of Monetary Way of Representation)(Scotland) Limits)(Amendment)Order 1998; Regulations 1997; Contracting Out (Functions in Advice and Assistance (Financial Relation to Insurance)Order 1998; onditions cotland egulations C )(S )R Contracting Out (Functions in relation 1998; to the Management of Crown Lands) ir arrier iability rder A C L O 1998; Order 1998; ir uality egulations A Q R 1997; Contracting Out (Functions in relation llocation of ousing easonable and A H (R to the provision of Guardians Ad dditional reference egulations A P )R Litem and Reporting Officers Panel) 1997; Order 1997; nimals cientific rocedures ct A (S P )A Contracting Out (Functions of Local 1986 (Amendment)Regulations 1998; uthorities in relation to ncome ppropriation o orthern A I - A (N .2)(N related Benefits)Order 1997; Ireland)Order 1997; Contracting Out (Functions relating Appropriation (No.2)(Northern to National Savings)Order 1998; Ireland)Order 1998; ppropriation orthern reland Contracting Out (Metropolitan Police A (N I ) and ivil taffs ensions rder Order 1998; C S P )O 1997; rmy ir orce and aval iscipline Copyright and Rights in Databases A ,A F N D egulations Acts (Continuation)Order 1997; R 1997; rmy ir orce and aval iscipline Court Funds (Amendment No.2)Rules A ,A F N D orthern reland Acts (Continuation)Order 1998; (N I ) 1997; riminal ustice hildren orthern Bank of England (Information Powers) C J (C )(N Order 1998; Ireland)Order 1998; Broadcasting (Percentage of Digital Criminal Legal Aid (Scotland) Capacity for Radio Multiplex (Prescribed Proceedings)Amendment Licence)Order 1998; Regulations 1998; Broadcasting (Restrictions on the Criminal Legal Aid (Scotland) Holding of Licences)(Amendment) (Prescribed Proceedings)Regulations Order 1998; 1997; Carriage by Air Acts (Application of Criminal Procedure and Investigations Provisions)(Fourth Amendment) Act 1996 (Code of Practice)(No.1) Order 1997; Order 1997; 3112011001 18-12-00 15:48:39 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1259

Criminal Procedure and Investigations European Communities (Immunities and Act 1996 (Code of Practice) Privileges of the European Police (Northern Ireland)Order 1997; Office)Order 1997; Education (Grammar School Ballots) Family Homes and Domestic Violence Regulations 1998; (Northern Ireland)Order 1997; Education (Northern Ireland)Order Financial Provisions (Northern 1998; Ireland)Order 1998; Education (Student Loans)(Scotland) Financial Services Act 1986 (Extension Regulations 1998; of Scope of Act)Order 1997; Education (Student Support) Fire Services (Amendment)(Northern Regulations 1998; Ireland)Order 1998; Employment Rights (Increase of Limits) Firearms (Amendment)Act 1997 Order 1998; Compensation Scheme; European Communities (Definition of Firearms (Amendment)(No.2)Act 1997 Treaties)(Euro-Mediterranean Compensation Scheme; Agreement Establishing an Fishing Vessels (Decommissioning) Association between the European Scheme 1997; Communities and their Member States Food Protection (Emergency and the Kingdom of Morocco)Order Prohibitions)(Dounreay Nuclear 1997; Establishment)Order 1997; European Communities (Definition of Food Protection (Emergency Treaties)(European Police Office) Prohibitions)(Oil and Chemical Order 1997; Pollution of Fish)Order 1997; European Communities (Definition of Food Protection (Emergency rohibitions aralytic hellfish Treaties)(Framework Co-operation P )(P S oisoning o rder Agreement between the European P )(N .2)O 1998; Community and its Member States and Food Protection (Emergency the Republic of Chile)Order 1997; Prohibitions)(Paralytic Shellfish oisoning rder European Communities (Definition of P )O 1997; ood rotection mergency Treaties)(Inter-regional Framework F P (E o operation greement between the Prohibitions)(Paralytic Shellfish C - A oisoning rder European Community and its Member P )O 1998; unctions of raffic ardens States and the Southern Common F T W cotland rder Market and its Party States)Order (S )O 1998; 1997; Further Education (Northern Ireland) rder European Communities (Definition of O 1997; Treaties)(Partnership and Co- General Lighthouse Authorities eacons aritime ifferential operation Agreement between the (B :M D orrection ystems rder European Communities and their C S )O 1997; Member States and Georgia)Order Greater London Authority 1997; (Referendum Arrangements)Order European Communities (Definition of 1998; Treaties)(Partnership and Co- Greater London Authority operation Agreement between the (Referendum)Order 1998; European Communities and their Guaranteed Minimum Pensions Increase Member States and the Republic of Order 1998; Armenia)Order 1997; Health and Safety at Work European Communities (Definition of (Amendment)(Northern Ireland) Treaties)(Partnership and Co- Order 1998; operation Agreement between the Homeless Persons (Priority Need) European Communities and their (Scotland)Order 1997; Member States and the Republic of Homelessness (Decisions on Referrals) Azerbaijan)Order 1997; Order 1998; European Communities (Definition of Homelessness (Decisions on Referrals) Treaties)(Partnership and Co- (Scotland)Order 1998; operation Agreement between the Houses in Multiple Occupation European Communities and their (Charges for Registration Schemes) Member States and the Republic of Regulations 1998; Slovenia)Order 1997; Housing (Northern Ireland)Order European Communities (Definition of 1996; Treaties)(Partnership and Co- Hovercraft (Application of operation Agreement between the Enactments)(Amendment)Order 1998; European Communities and their Hovercraft (Convention on Limitation Member States and the Republic of of Liability for Maritime Claims Uzbekistan)Order 1997; (Amendment)) Order 1998; 3112011001 18-12-00 15:48:39 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Industrial Pollution Control Northern Ireland (Sentences)Act 1998 (Northern Ireland)Order 1997; (Specific Organisations)(No.2)Order Industrial Training Levy (Construction 1998; Board)Order 1998; Northern Ireland (Sentences)Act 1998 Industrial Training Levy (Engineering (Specific Organisations)Order 1998; Construction Board)Order 1998; OSPAR Commission (Immunities and Institute of Legal Executives Order Privileges)Order 1997; 1998; Parliamentary Constituencies Jobseeker’s Allowance Amendment (New (England)(Miscellaneous Changes) Deal)Regulations 1998; Order 1998; Jobseeker’s Allowance (Workskill Parole Board (Transfer of Functions) Courses)Pilot (No.2)Regulations Order 1998; 1997; Pneumoconiosis etc.(Workers’ Legal Advice and Assistance (Scope) Compensation)(Payment of Claims) (Amendment)(No.2)Regulations 1997; Amendment Regulations 1997; Legal Advice and Assistance (Scope) Pneumoconiosis etc.(Workers’ (Amendment)Regulations 1998; Compensation)(Payment of Claims) Local Authorities (Transport Charges) Amendment Regulations 1998; Regulations 1998; Police Act 1997 (Authorisation of Local Elections (Northern Ireland) Action in Respect of Property)(Code (Amendment)Order 1998; of Practice)Order 1998; Local Government (Amendment) Police Act 1997 (Notification of (Northern Ireland)Order 1998; Authorisations etc.) Order 1998; Local Government Act 1988 Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary (Competition)(Defined Activities) Provisions)Act 1989 (Partial cotland mendment rder (S )A O 1997; Continuance)Order 1998; ondon ocklands evelopment L D D Producer Responsibility Obligations Corporation (Transfer of Functions) orthern reland rder rder (N I )O 1998; O 1998; Public Bodies (Admission to Meetings) Meat and Livestock Commission Levy ational ealth ervice rusts ariation cheme onfirmation (N H S T ) (V )S (C ) Order 1997; Order 1998; Public Processions (Northern Ireland) Merchant Shipping (Control of Act 1998 (Code of Conduct)Order Pollution) (SOLAS) Order 1998; 1998; Merchant Shipping (Convention on imitation of iability for aritime Public Processions (Northern Ireland) L L M ct uidelines rder Claims)(Amendment)Order 1998; A 1998 (G )O 1998; ink eeping rder Public Processions (Northern Ireland) M K O 1997; ct rocedural ules rder Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 A 1998 (P R )O (Modification)Order 1998; 1998; useums and alleries orthern Railways (Rateable Values)(Scotland) M G (N rder Ireland)Order 1997; O 1998; ew orthern reland ssembly Rates (Amendment)(Northern Ireland) N N I A rder (Elections)Order 1998; O 1998; on omestic ating hargeable Representation of the People (Northern N -D R (C reland mendment egulations Amounts)(Amendment)(No.2) I )(A )R Regulations 1997; 1998; oad raffic ew rivers orthern Northern Ireland Act 1974 (Interim R T (N D )(N reland rder Period Extension)Order 1997; I )O 1997; oad raffic ehicle missions ixed Northern Ireland Act 1974 (Interim R T (V E )(F Period Extension)Order 1998; Penalty)Regulations 1997; Northern Ireland Arms Satellite Television Service Regulations Decommissioning Act 1997 (Amnesty 1997; Period)Order 1998; Scheme for Construction Contracts Northern Ireland (Emergency (England and Wales)Regulations Provisions)Act 1996 (Amendment) 1998; Order 1997; Scheme for Construction Contracts Northern Ireland (Entry to (Scotland)Regulations 1998; Negotiations, etc)Act 1996 (Cessation Scottish Seed Potato Development of Section 3) Order 1998; Council (Dissolution)Order 1997; Northern Ireland (Entry to Security for Private Road Works Negotiations, etc.) Act 1996 (Revival (Scotland)Amendment Regulations of Section 3) Order 1997; 1998; Northern Ireland Negotiations Shops (Sunday Trading &c.) (Northern (Referendum)Order 1998; Ireland)Order 1997; 3112011001 18-12-00 15:48:39 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1261

Social Security Amendment (New Deal) Agricultural Marketing Act 1958: Regulations 1998; Social Security Benefits Up-rating Papers (per Act):6 Apr, 731. Order 1998; Social Security (Contributions)(Re- Agricultural Marketing Act 1983: rating and ational nsurance und N I F Papers (per Act):30 Oct, 291; 13 Nov, 1229. Payments)Order 1998; Social Security (Incapacity for Work) (General)Amendment Regulations Agriculture: 1998; Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Social Security (Minimum Contributions 21 Jan, 459; after debate, withdrawn, 18 to Appropriate Personal Pension Nov, 1250; Schemes)Order 1998; Papers (by command):16 July, 166; 18 July, Social Security (New Deal Pilots) 175. Regulations 1998; Social Security (Reduced Rates of Class 1Contributions, and Rebates)(Money Agriculture Act 1967: urchase ontracted out chemes P C - S ) Papers (per Act):17 Nov, 339. Order 1998; olicitor eneral s alary rder S G ’ S O 1997; griculture ct Special Immigration Appeals Commission A A 1970: (Procedure)Rules 1998; Papers (per Act):23 June, 110; 21 Jan, 459; 26 Summer Time Order 1997; Jan, 467; 6 Apr, 730; 3 Sept, 1074, 1075. Supply of Beer (Tied Estate) (Amendment)Order 1997; Agriculture Act 1986: Transport and Works (Description of Works Interfering with Navigation) Papers (per Act):14 May, 25-6; 10 June, 77; (Amendment)Order 1997; 15 Dec, 406; 1 June, 835; 3 Sept, 1071; 5 Transport and Works (Guided Oct, 1086-7. Transport Modes)(Amendment)Order 1997; Agriculture Act 1993: rban evelopment orporations in U D C Papers (per Act):25 June, 118; 10 Nov, 316. England (Area and Constitution) rder O 1998; hmed ord Vaccine Damage Payments Act 1979 A ,L : Statutory Sum Order 1998; Introduced (life Peerage), 13 Oct, 1117. Valuation and Rating (Exempted lasses cotland rder C )(S )O 1998; Aid and Trade: Visiting Forces and International Headquarters (Application of Law) Papers (by command):9 Dec, 393. (Amendment)Order 1998; Waste and Contaminated Land Air Carrier Liability Order 1998: (Northern Ireland)Order 1997; Welfare of Livestock (Amendment) Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Regulations 1998. 21 May, 827; report, 2 June, 842; with- drawn; second draft laid; report, 23 June, 896, 897; after debate, approved, 7 July, Agnew (Suing on his own behalf and 947. in a representative capacity on behalf of all members of Lloyds Air Force (Constitution)Act 1917: Syndicates 672, 79, 1023 and 590) Papers (per Act):9 June, 73; 12 June, 87; 11 and others (Respondents) v. Nov, 321; 27 Nov, 374; 9 Dec, 394; 6 July, La¨nsfo¨rsa¨kringsbolagens AB 941; 14 Oct, 1123. (Appellants): Air Quality Regulations 1997: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 224; reports:14 Draft delivered for approval by resolution, May, 804; 8 June, 858; appeal presented, 22 11 Nov, 321; report, 18 Nov, 344; after June, 892; set down for hearing and refer- debate, approved en bloc, 15 Dec, 407. red to Appellate Committee, 5 Oct, 1084. Air Services: Agricultural Holdings Act 1986: Papers (by command):9 June, 72; 18 June, 101; 30 June, 125; 17 Dec, 414; 29 June, Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 234; 3 Sept, 1074. 915; 3 Sept, 1071. 3112011001 18-12-00 15:48:39 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Airbus Industrie G.I.E. Allocation of Housing (Reasonable (Respondents) v.Patel and and Additional Preference) others (Appellants): Regulations 1997: Judgment, 2 Apr, 724. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 26 June, 122; report, 1 July, 130; approved, 25 July, 204. Aircraft and Shipbuilding Industries Act 1977: Alton of Liverpool,Lord: Papers (per Act):27 Oct, 275; 27 July, 1040. Introduced (life Peerage), 8 July, 146.

Akunyili (Petitioner) v. Amendments to motions: Goldschmidt and others See (Respondents): Ceremony of Introduction; (dilatory amendment to motion; non-fatal Petition for leave to appeal referred to amendment to agree); Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 25 Conditional Fee Agreements Order 1998; Feb, 550, 551. (fatal amendment to motion for approval); Al-Fayed (Petitioner) v.Emanouel Hailsham Cattle Market Bill [H.L.]; Antiques Limited (Respondents): (dilatory amendment to motion for 2a); House of Lords’Offices; (partially-fatal Petition for leave to appeal referred to amendment to motion to agree 6th Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; report, 18 Report); Dec, 419. Procedure of the House; (non-fatal amendment to motion for approval of 4th Alan Wibberley Building Limited Report); espondents v nsley Welfare of Pigs (No.2)Bill [H.L.]; (R ) .I (A.P.) (dilatory amendment to motion for 2a). (Appellant): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Amos,Baroness: Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 24 Introduced (life Peerage), 23 Oct, 270. Mar, 692; reports:14 May, 804; 15 June, 873; appeal presented, 29 June, 914; set msterdam uropean ouncil down for hearing and referred to Appellate A E C : Committee, 7 Oct, 1100. Motion to take note; after debate, agreed to, 28 July, 208. Alfred McAlpine Construction Ancient Monuments and Limited (Appellants) v. Archaeological Areas Act 1979: Panatown Limited (Respondents): Papers (per Act):19 June, 106; 14 July, 159; Appeal presented, 8 June, 857; extension of 12 Jan, 426; 7 May, 787; 11 Nov, 1219. time, 20 July, 1001; extension of time; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate nglo apanese relations Committee, 5 Oct, 1084. A -J : Unstarred question, 19 May, 816. lli ord A ,L : Animal Health (Amendment)Bill: Introduced (life Peerage), 21 July, 1008. From HC; 1a, 30 Mar, 710; report from DPDC, 1 Apr, 721; after debate, 2a; com- Alliance &Leicester plc (Group mitted to CWH, 21 Apr, 751; order of com- a Reorganisation)Bill [H.L.] mitment discharged, 6 May, 784; 3 ; after irobank plc debate, passed, 13 May, 801; RA, 21 (formerly G May, 828. (Transfer)Bill [H.L.]): Revival motion; message to HC, 19 May, 38; Animal Health Act 1981: bill deposited (pursuant to resolution); 1a; a Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 239; 16 Dec, 410; 19 2 pro forma; committed to UBC, 21 May, Mar, 681; 8 July, 954; 3 Sept, 1074; 5 Oct, 47; reported from UBC with amendments, 1085. 23 July, 196; after debate, 3a; passed; sent HC, 19 June, 889; message re carry-over nimals motion from HC, 12 Nov, 1225; carry-over A : motion; message of concurrence, 17 Nov, Papers (by command):24 July, 201; 21 Oct, 1239. 262; 29 July, 1058. 3112011001 18-12-00 15:48:39 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1263

Animals (Scientific Procedures)Act 37th, 4 Dec, 389; 1986 (Amendment)Regulations 38th, 9 Dec, 392; 1998: 39th, 15 Dec, 405; 40th, 18 Dec, 418; Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 41st, 18 Dec, 418; 25 June, 911; report, 7 July, 947; after 42nd, 18 Dec, 418; debate, approved, 31 July, 1068. 43rd, 18 Dec, 419; 44th, 13 Jan, 430; Animals (Scientific Procedures)Act 45th, 13 Jan, 431; 1986: 46th, 13 Jan, 431; Papers (per Act):17 July, 997. 47th, 26 Jan, 466; 48th, 2 Feb, 487; Antarctic Act 1994: 49th, 2 Feb, 487; 50th, 10 Feb, 515; Papers (per Act):8 Apr, 740. 51st, 10 Feb, 516; 52nd, 23 Feb, 542; Antarctica: 53rd, 23 Feb, 543; Papers (by command):20 Apr, 746. 54th, 25 Feb, 551; 55th, 25 Feb, 551; Anti-Personnel Mines: 56th, 2 Mar, 611; 57th, 9 Mar, 634; Papers (by command):24 June, 903. 58th, 9 Mar, 634; 59th, 16 Mar, 665; Appeal Committees: 60th, 19 Mar, 680; Appointed, 14 May, 23; 61st, 25 Mar, 698; 62nd, 25 Mar, 698; Reports: 63rd, 30 Mar, 709; Criminal legal aid taxation, 14 Oct, 1123; 64th, 30 Mar, 709; 1st, 19 May, 37; 65th, 2 Apr, 725; 2nd, 19 May, 37; 3rd, 19 May, 37; 66th, 2 Apr, 725; 4th, 3 June, 55; 67th, 6 Apr, 730; 5th, 9 June, 71; 68th, 7 Apr, 735; 6th, 9 June, 71; 69th, 30 Apr, 774; 7th, 9 June, 71; 70th, 7 May, 786; 8th, 10 June, 76; 71st, 14 May, 803; 9th, 16 June, 91; 72nd, 14 May, 804; 10th, 19 June, 105; 73rd, 21 May, 827; 11th, 25 June, 118; 74th, 21 May, 827; 12th, 1 July, 129; 75th, 2 June, 841; 13th, 3 July, 136; 76th, 8 June, 858; 14th, 8 July, 146; 77th, 8 June, 858; 15th, 9 July, 151; 78th, 15 June, 873; 16th, 17 July, 170; 79th, 22 June, 893; 17th, 22 July, 186; 80th, 29 June, 915; 18th, 23 July, 195; 81st, 29 June, 915; 19th, 23 July, 195; 82nd, 9 July, 958; 20th, 24 July, 201; 83rd, 13 July, 966; 21st, 24 July, 201; 84th, 16 July, 991; 22nd, 24 July, 201; 85th, 16 July, 991; 23rd, 28 July, 207; 86th, 16 July, 991; 24th, 30 July, 215; 87th, 16 July, 991; 25th, 31 July, 220; 88th, 22 July, 1015; 26th, 8 Oct, 227; 89th, 23 July, 1027; 27th, 16 Oct, 254; 90th, 23 July, 1028; 28th, 21 Oct, 262; 91st, 23 July, 1028; 29th, 23 Oct, 270; 92nd, 27 July, 1039; 30th, 27 Oct, 275; 93rd, 30 July, 1063; 31st, 10 Nov, 315; 94th, 26 Oct, 1156; 32nd, 19 Nov, 349; 95th, 26 Oct, 1156; 33rd, 24 Nov, 359; 96th, 26 Oct, 1157; 34th, 26 Nov, 368; 97th, 2 Nov, 1179; 35th, 1 Dec, 378; 98th, 9 Nov, 1205; 36th, 2 Dec, 382; 99th, 11 Nov, 1218; 3112011002 18-12-00 15:48:39 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1264 I N D E X 1997–98

100th, 11 Nov 1219; 25th, 5 June, 65; 101st, 11 Nov, 1219; 32nd, 11 June, 82. Orders made pursuant to reports: 2nd, 3 June, 55; 9 Oct, 228; Appellate Committees: 3rd, 5 June, 65; Appointed, 14 May, 23. 3rd (Dissolution), 19 May, 36; 4th, 18 June, 101; 25 June, 118; 4th (Dissolution), 19 May, 36; 3 June, 55; Appropriation (No.2)(Northern 5th, 23 July, 195; Ireland)Order 1997: 5th (Dissolution), 19 May, 37; Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 6th, 15 July, 163; 11 June, 82; after debate, approved, 8 6th (Dissolution), 19 May, 37; July, 148. 8th, 30 June, 125; 10th, 7 July, 142; 31 July, 220; 12th, 16 July, 166; 21 July, 178; Appropriation (No.2)(Northern 13th, 31 July, 220; Ireland)Order 1998: 14th, 27 Oct, 274; Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 17th, 9 Oct, 228; 27 Oct, 274; 16 June, 877; after debate, approved, 9 19th, 27 Oct, 275; July, 959. 23rd, 9 Oct, 228; 24th, 21 Oct, 262; 29th, 13 Nov, 334; 24 Nov, 351; Appropriation (Northern Ireland) 31st, 1 Dec, 378; 11 Feb, 520; Order 1998: 33rd, 15 Dec, 405; 18 Dec, 418; 15 Jan, 445; Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 26 Feb, 555; 12 Feb, 524; after debate, approved, 5 35th, 26 Jan, 466; Mar, 629. 38th, 14 Jan, 441; 22 Jan, 463; 39th, 25 Feb, 551; rchitecture and design in public 40th, 14 Jan, 441; A 41st, 29 Jan, 480; buildings: 42nd, 26 Jan, 466; 17 Mar, 669; Unstarred question, 12 Jan, 427. 43rd, 5 Feb, 500; 44th, 29 Jan, 480; riyo etitioner v overeign 45th, 29 Jan, 480; A (P ) .S 46th, 26 Jan, 466; 12 Feb, 524; 19 Mar, 680; Leasing Plc and another 48th, 24 Feb, 547; 9 Mar, 634; (Respondents): 51st, 6 Apr, 729; Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- 52nd, 25 Mar, 697; red to Appeal Committee; fee waived; 53rd, 12 Mar, 659; 25 Mar, 697; report, 2 Apr, 725, 726. 54th, 24 Mar, 693; 56th, 6 Apr, 729; 19 May, 815; rmed orces 57th, 6 Apr, 730; 29 June, 914; A F : 58th, 1 Apr, 720; Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 60th, 30 July, 1063; 2 July, 133. 63rd, 21 May, 827; Papers (by command):3 June, 56; 29 Jan, 65th, 27 Apr, 762; 29 Apr, 770; 19 May, 480; 28 July, 1049. 815; 66th, 19 May, 815; Unstarred question, 26 Mar, 703. 68th, 21 May, 827; 70th, 12 May, 795; 15 June, 873; Armed Forces Act 1996: 72nd, 1 June, 835; 8 June, 858; 15 June, 873; 77th, 29 June, 914; Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 241. 79th, 6 July, 941; 13 July, 966; 80th, 23 July, 1027; Armed Forces Pensions: 81st, 23 July, 1027; 83rd, 22 Oct, 1147; Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 11 June, 83. 84th, 7 Oct, 1100; 85th, 30 July, 1063; 86th, 30 July, 1063; 22 Oct, 1147; Armitage (A.P.) (Petitioner) v. 92nd, 8 Oct, 1106; Nurse and others (Respondents): Orders made pursuant to reports Session Petition for leave to appeal referred to 1996-97: Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 6 12th, 11 June, 81; Oct, 224; report, 18 Dec, 419. 3112011002 18-12-00 15:48:40 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1265

Army,Air Force and Naval Asylum and Immigration Act 1996: Discipline Acts (Continuation) Papers (per Act):27 Jan, 472; 8 Apr, 740. Order 1997: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Asylum and Immigration Appeals 21 May, 47; report, 5 June, 68; after debate, Act 1993: approved, 26 June, 123. Papers (per Act):31 July, 221; 29 July, 1059. rmy ir orce and aval A ,A F N sylum eekers Discipline Acts (Continuation) A S : Order 1998: Unstarred question, 25 Feb, 552. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 11 May, 792; report, 12 May, 796; after Ata and another (Petitioners) v. debate, approved, 20 May, 824. American Express Bank Limited (sued as American Express Bank Arrowsmith (Respondent) v.Beeston Limited)(Respondents): and others etitioners (P ): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 20 July, 1000; report, Appeal Committee, 20 July, 1000; report, 11 Nov, 1218. 26 Oct, 1156. Atari Corp (UK) Limited Art: (Petitioners) v.The Electronics Papers (by command):14 Oct, 233. Boutique Stores (UK) Limited (Respondents): rts he A ,T : Petition for leave to appeal referred to Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; report, 18 18 Mar, 678. Dec, 418.

Arts and Libraries: Atkinson and others (Petitioners) v. Papers (by command):9 June, 72; 23 Feb, Lord (Respondent): 543; 30 June, 919; 27 Oct, 1161. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; report, 25 Arts in education,The: Mar, 698. Unstarred question, 30 Mar, 710. Atomic Energy: Arts strategy: Papers (by command):21 Jan, 458. Unstarred question, 21 July, 1009. Atomic Energy Authority Act 1954: sbestos A : Papers (per Act):26 June, 122; 10 July, 155; 6 Unstarred question, 26 June, 123. July, 941.

Ascension Island: Atomic Energy Authority Act 1971: Papers (by command):14 Oct, 232. Papers (per Act):29 Oct, 287; 19 Oct, 1131.

Ashworth Frazer Limited Atomic Weapons Establishment Act (Petitioners) v.Gloucester City 1991: Council (Respondents): Papers (per Act):3 June, 57. Report, 9 June, 71. ttorney eneral s eference o ssociated ewspapers roperty A G ’ R N .3 A N P of 1994: Limited and others (Respondents) v.Master and Wardens and Judgment, 24 July, 200. rethren and isters of the B S udit ommission ill Guild or Fraternity of the A C B [H.L.]: Blessed Mary the Virgin of the Presented; 1a, 22 Jan, 463; 2a; committed to Mystery of Drapers of the City JCCB, 9 Feb, 511; reported from JCCB of ondon etitioners with an amendment; re-committed to L (P ): CWH, 25 Feb, 552; order of re-commit- Report, 9 June, 71. ment discharged, 9 Mar, 636; 3a; passed; 3112011002 18-12-00 15:48:40 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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sent HC, 19 Mar, 681; from HC agreed to, Badgers and Tuberculosis: 2 June, 842; RA, 11 June, 870. Unstarred question, 28 Apr, 767. Audit (Northern Ireland)Order 1987: Baker of Dorking,Lord: Papers (per Statutory Instrument):20 May, Introduced (life Peerage), 18 June, 101. 42; 3 June, 57; 1 July, 129; 8 July, 147; 4 Nov, 301; 18 Nov, 344; 20 Jan, 455; 27 Jan, Baker (suing on his own behalf and 472; 10 Feb, 516; 28 Apr, 766; 7 July, 947; on behalf of other members of 21 July, 1008; 27 Oct, 1161. Syndicate 947 at Lloyd’s since ppellant v lack ea Aviation and Maritime Security Act 1957) (A ) .B S & altic eneral nsurance 1990: B G I Company Limited (Respondents): Papers (per Act):29 Jan, 481. Petition for leave to intervene referred to Aviation Security Act 1982: Appeal Committee, 21 May, 46; extensions of time:3 June, 55; 15 July, 162; report, 8 Papers (per Act):29 Jan, 481; 11 May, 792. Oct, 227; extensions of time:15 Oct, 249; 3 Nov, 295; set down for hearing and refer- Axis West Developments Limited red to Appellate Committee, 24 Nov, 359; (Appellants) v.Chartwell Land cross-appeal withdrawn by order of Appel- Investments Limited late Committee, 18 Mar, 677; judgment, 20 (Respondents): May, 822. Appeal presented, 11 Feb, 520; extensions of Ball (Respondent) v.Salaman time:25 Mar, 697; 5 May, 780; 1 June, 835; etitioner set down for hearing and referred to (P ): Appellate Committee, 23 June, 896; peti- Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- tion for unusual amount of security for red to Appeal Committee; fee waived; costs to be deposited referred to Appeal report, 13 Jan, 430, 431. Committee, 29 Oct, 1173. a minor suing by his next friend Baltic Insurance Group B( ppellants v ordan rand the Official Solicitor) (A.P.) (A ) .J G etitioner v ast indsey Prix Limited and others and (P ) .E L uay inancial oftware District Council (Respondents): Q F S Limited and others (Respondents) Petition for leave to appeal referred to (by counter claim) and one other Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 30 action July, 1063; report, 11 Nov, 1219. : Petition for leave to appeal referred to BBC: Appeal Committee, 24 Nov, 358; reports:2 Mar, 612; 6 Apr, 729; appeal presented, 21 Papers (by command):14 July, 977. Apr, 750; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 3 June, 846. B(by his mother and next friend) etitioner v irector of (A.P.) (P ) .D Bank of Baroda (Respondents) v. Public Prosecutions hillon and another espondent D (A.P.) (R ): (Petitioner): Petition for extension of time in which to lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Petition for leave to appeal referred to accordance with the Administration of Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 12 Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- Jan, 423; report, 23 Feb, 543. mittee, 12 Oct, 1110; legal aid certificate, 21 Oct, 1143. Bank of Credit and Commerce International (Overseas)Limited BCIndustries Limited (In Liquidation) and others (Respondents) v.Ball (A.P.) (Respondents) v.Price (Petitioner): Waterhouse and others and Report, 3 June, 55. Ernst &Whinney and others (Petitioners): ach ord B ,L : Petition for leave to appeal referred to Introduced (life Peerage), 28 July, 1048. Appeal Committee, 12 Mar, 659. 3112011002 18-12-00 15:48:40 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Bank of England Act 1998: Barclays Bank plc (Petitioners) v. ean and others espondents Papers (per Act):27 Apr, 763; 4 June, 850. D (R ) and two other actions: Bank of England Bill: Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- red to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1083. From HC; 1a, 26 Jan, 467; report from DPDC, 4 Feb, 496; after debate, 2a; com- mitted to GC, 13 Feb, 526; marshalling Barclays Bank plc (Respondents) v. order, 19 Feb, 539; GC, 3 Mar, 621; GC, Thomson (A.P.) (Petitioner): amendments made; reported with Report, 3 June, 55. amendments, 4 Mar, 625; report received; amendments made, 23 Mar, 688; 3a, amendments made; after debate, passed; Barker (Petitioner) v.Statesman & returned HC with amendments, 30 Mar, Nation Publishing Company and 710; from HC with an amendment disa- others espondents greed to with a reason; remaining (R ): amendments agreed to, 21 Apr, 751; HC Petition for leave to appeal referred to reason considered; HL amendment not Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 30 insisted on; RA, 23 Apr, 757. Mar, 709.

Bank of England (Information Barrett (A.P.) (Appellant) v. Powers)Order 1998: London Borough of Enfield Draft delivered for approval by resolution, (Respondents): 27 Apr, 763; report, 28 Apr, 766; approved, Petition for leave to appeal referred to 13 May, 801. Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 6 Oct, 224; reports:18 Dec, 418; 29 Jan, 480; anking appeal presented, 10 Feb, 515; set down for B : hearing and referred to Appellate Commit- Papers (by command):21 May, 46; 20 May, tee, 23 Mar, 686. 822. Barrett and others (Appellants) v. Banking Act 1987: Morgan (Respondent): Papers (per Act):21 May, 47; 30 July, 216; 20 Appeal presented, 5 Oct, 1081; security for May, 823. costs waived, 7 Oct, 1100; set down for hea- ring and referred to Appellate Committee, 16 Nov, 1233. Banque Financie`re de la Cite´ (Appellants) v.Parc (Battersea) imited and others Barrington (Petitioner) v.Colbert L and others espondents (Respondents): (R ): Reports:3 June, 55; 25 June, 118; appeal pre- Petition for leave to appeal in accordance sented, 9 July, 151; set down for hearing with Administration of Justice Act 1960 and referred to Appellate Committee, 9 referred to Appeal Committee, 23 Mar, Oct, 228; judgment, 26 Feb, 555; two peti- 686; report, 7 May, 786. tions to have draft judgment amended referred to Appeal Committee, 3 June, 846; Barry (Appellant) v.Midland Bank report, 23 July, 1028. Plc (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Barclays Bank Plc (Appellants) v. Appeal Committee, 22 Jan, 462; reports:9 Boulter and Boulter (A.P.) Mar, 634; 6 Apr, 730; appeal presented, 20 (Respondent): Apr, 745; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 1 June, 835. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 10 June, 76; report, 15 Dec, 406; legal aid certificate, 14 Jan, 441; Bassam of Brighton,Lord: report, 25 Feb, 551; appeal presented, 11 Mar, 654; security for costs waived, 18 Introduced (life Peerage), 18 Nov, 343. Mar, 677; extensions of time:20 Apr, 745; 19 May, 814; 10 June, 865; set down for Bath and Wells,Bishop: hearing and referred to Appellate Commit- tee, 28 July, 1048. Introduced, 24 June, 113. 3112011002 18-12-00 15:48:40 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Beattie (A.P.) (Petitioner) v.British Betting,Gaming and Lotteries Act Steel plc (Respondents): 1963: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Papers (per Act):14 May, 25, 26; 15 July, 163; Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 14 14 July, 977. May, 23; report, 30 July, 215.

Beaufort Developments (NI) Limited Biffen,Lord: (Appellants) v.Gilbert-Ash NI Introduced (life Peerage), 10 June, 76. Limited and others (Respondents): Bills: Appeal presented, 10 July, 155; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Commit- See tee, 6 Oct, 225; petition for leave to lodge Consolidation Bills; separate case; ordered as prayed, 12 Feb, Money Bills; 524; judgment, 20 May, 821. Private Bills; Provisional Order Confirmation Bills; Beef Bones Regulations 1997: Public Bills. Motion for resolution seeking the revocation of the regulations to allow further consul- Biological Standards Act 1975: tation with relevant bodies; after debate, agreed to on division, 27 Jan, 472. Papers (per Act):4 Feb, 496. ell ord B ,L : Biotrading &Financing OY and Introduced (life Peerage), 14 Oct, 1122. others (Respondents) v.Biohit Limited and others (Petitioners): Beloit Technologies Incorporated and others (Petitioners) v. Petition for leave to appeal referred to almet aper achinery Appeal Committee; 11 Nov, 321; report, 2 V P M Mar, 612. Incorporated and others (Respondents): Birmingham Hospitals: Report, 19 June, 105. Unstarred question, 17 July, 171. Bennet (A.P.) (Petitioner) v. Greenland Houchen (a Firm) irmingham idshires ortgage espondents B M M (R ): Services Limited (formerly Hypo- Petition for leave to appeal referred to Mortgage Services Limited) and Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 13 others (Petitioners) v.David May, 800; report, 16 July, 991. Parry &Co (a firm) and another (Respondents): Bennett (Respondent) v.News Group Newspapers Limited Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Petitioners): Appeal Committee, 4 Dec, 389; report, 23 Feb, 543. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. Blackwell,Lord: erkeley etitioner v ecretary B (P ) .S Introduced (life Peerage), 29 Oct, 286. of State for the Environment and others (Respondents): Blue Nile Shipping Company Limited Petition for leave to appeal referred to and another etitioners v Appeal Committee, 12 Mar, 659; reports: (P ) . 13 July, 966; 22 Oct, 1147. Iguana Shipping and Finance Inc. (Owners of the ship “Happy Berry (Petitioner) v.Berry Fellow”) and others (Respondent): (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 10 Appeal Committee, 7 Oct, 226; report, 2 Feb, 515, 516. Feb, 487. 3112011002 18-12-00 15:48:40 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1269

Boddington (Appellant) v.British Borealis AB (formerly Borealis Transport Police (Respondents)Petrokemi AB and Statoil (On Appeal from the Court of Petrokemi AB) (Respondents) v. Appeal (Criminal Division)):S targas Limited and others Report, 19 May, 37; appeal presented, 7 Oct, (Respondents) and Bergensen 226; set down for hearing and referred to D.Y. A/S “Berge Sisar” Appellate Committee, 3 Nov, 295; judg- (Petitioners): ment, 2 Apr, 724. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082. Bodmin Moor Commons Bill [H.L.]: Message re revival from HC, 17 June, 95; Borthwick,Lord: motion re revival; message to HC; bill deposited (pursuant to resolution); 1a; Sat first in Parliament, 8 May, 15. remaining stages pro forma; sent HC, 19 June, 106, 107; bill withdrawn, 9 Nov, Boukssid (A.P.) (Petitioner) v. 1205. Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent): Bogdal (Petitioner) v.Kingston- upon ull ity ouncil Petition for leave to appeal referred to -H C C Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 27 (Respondents): July, 1039. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 10 Nov, 1213. Boundary Commission for Wales: Papers (by command):7 Apr, 736. Bogg and others (A.P.) (Petitioners) v ruce ebelthwayte aper .B H R Boyne,Viscount (Lord Brancepeth): and others (Respondents): Sat first in Parliament, 20 May, 822. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificates, radford ishop of 27 July, 1039; report, 11 Nov, 1218. B ,B : Introduced, 25 Nov, 364. Bolitho (Administratrix of the estate of Patrick Nigel Bolitho Bragg,Lord: (deceased)) (A.P.) (Appellant) Introduced (life Peerage), 28 Oct, 1164. and others v.City and Hackney Health Authority Brent Spar: (Respondents): Papers (by command):19 Oct, 1130. Judgment, 13 Nov, 333. Bribery: Boom Time Holdings Limited (Respondents) v.Goldman Sachs Papers (by command):19 Oct, 1131. International (Petitioners): British and Continental Time: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 5 May, 779; report, 13 Unstarred question, 4 Feb, 496. July, 966. British Broadcasting Corporation Boote (Her Majesty’s Inspector of (Respondents) v.Kelly-Phillips Taxes)(Respondent) v.Banco do (Appellant): Brasil SA (Petitioners): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Report, 9 June, 71. Appeal Committee, 11 May, 791; reports: 16 July, 991; 30 July, 1063; appeal presen- orealis formerly orealis ted, 5 Oct, 1080; security for costs waived, B AB ( B 13 Oct, 1117; set down for hearing and Petrokemi AB and Statoil referred to Appellate Committee, 16 Nov, Petrokemi AB) (Petitioners) v. 1233. Stargas Limited and others (Respondents): British Council: Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Papers (by command):21 July, 178; 23 July, red to Appeal Committee, 15 Oct, 1127. 1028. 3112011002 18-12-00 15:48:40 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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British Fuels Limited (Appellants) Broadcasting Act 1990: v axendale and another .B Papers (per Act):14 May, 26; 19 May, 37; 20 (Respondents): May, 42; 22 May, 51; 11 June, 82; 8 July, Appeal presented, 28 July, 206; extension of 147; 21 July, 179; 28 July, 208; 30 July, 217; time, 7 Oct, 227; set down for hearing and 30 Apr, 775; 18 May, 811; 21 May, 827; 1 referred to Appellate Committee, 6 Nov, June, 837; 3 June, 847; 20 July, 1001; 29 311; judgment, 29 Oct, 1173. July, 1058; 30 July, 1064; 20 Oct, 1136; 13 Nov, 1229. British Library Act 1972: Papers (per Act):16 July, 167; 10 Dec, 399; 28 Broadcasting Act 1996: Apr, 766. Papers (per Act):20 May, 42; 29 July, 211; 29 Jan, 481; 12 Mar, 660; 22 June, 893; 29 British Museum Act 1963: June, 916. Papers (per Act):19 May, 38; 10 Mar, 643. Broadcasting (Percentage of British Nationality Act 1981: Digital Capacity for Radio Papers (per Act):22 May, 51; 9 June, 72. Multiplex Licence)Order 1998: British Nationality (Hong Kong) Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 7 ct Apr, 736; report, 21 Apr, 751; approved, 21 A 1990: May, 828. Papers (per Act):30 July, 217. British Nationality (St.Helena) Broadcasting (Restrictions on the Bill [H.L.]: Holding of Licences) (Amendment)Order 1998: Presented; 1a, 30 July, 217; report from DPDC, 15 Oct, 249; after debate, 2a; com- Draft delivered for approval by resolution, mitted to CWH, 23 Oct, 271; order of com- 11 Nov, 1219; report, 17 Nov, 1239. mitment discharged, 10 Nov, 316; 3a; pas- sed; sent HC, 17 Nov, 339. Brooke of Alverthorpe,Lord: British Settlements Act 1887: Introduced (life Peerage), 27 Oct, 274. Papers (per Act):14 May, 27; 12 Jan, 426. Brookman,Lord: British Telecommunications plc (Appellants) v.James Thomson & Introduced (life Peerage), 3 Nov, 1186. Sons (Engineers)Limited (Respondents): Brophy and another (Respondents) Extensions of time:4 June, 61; 14 July, 158; v.Dunphys Chartered Surveyors set down for hearing and referred to (Petitioners): Appellate Committee, 8 Oct, 227. Petition for leave to appeal referred to ritish elecommunications plc Appeal Committee, 9 June, 862; report, 26 B T Oct, 1156. (Petitioners) v.Nottinghamshire County Council (Respondents): Broxton (Petitioner) v.McClelland Petition for leave to appeal in accordance and others espondents with the Administration of Justice Act (R ): 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 4 Report, 31 July, 220. Nov, 1195.

British United Provident Bruton (A.P.) (Appellant) v. Association and others London and Quadrant Housing (Respondents) v.Commissioners of Trust (Respondents): Customs and Excise (Petitioners): Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Reports:9 June, 71; 23 July, 195; 24 July, 201. red to Appeal Committee; legal aid certifi- cate, 24 Nov, 359; reports:2 Mar, 612; 6 roadcasting Apr, 730; appeal presented, 20 Apr, 745; B : extension of time, 3 June, 846; set down for Papers (by command):8 July, 147; 14 Oct, hearing and referred to Appellate Commit- 232; 20 Nov, 354. tee, 22 June, 893. 3112011002 18-12-00 15:48:40 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1271

Bu¨ hler AG (Petitioners) v.Chronos Burton (A.P.) (Respondent) v. Richardson Limited Mayor etc. of the London (Respondents): Borough of Camden ppellants Petition for leave to appeal referred to (A ): Appeal Committee, 21 Apr, 750; report, 8 Petition for leave to appeal referred to June, 858. Appeal Committee, 19 Jan, 448; legal aid certificate, 23 Feb, 543; reports:19 Mar, Building Act 1984: 680; 30 July, 1063; appeal presented; secu- rity for costs waived, 5 Oct, 1080; set down Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 236; 5 Oct, 1088; 26 for hearing and referred to Appellate Com- Oct, 1157. mittee, 16 Nov, 1233.

Building Regulations (Energy Buscombe,Baroness: ating nformation R I ) Introduced (life Peerage), 28 July, 1048. (Amendment)Bill [H.L.]: Presented; 1a, 30 Apr, 775; report from Business Improvement Districts Bill DPDC, 19 May, 815; after debate, 2a; com- mitted to CWH, 1 June, 837; order of com- [H.L.]: mitment discharged, 15 June, 874; 3a; pas- Presented; 1a, 20 May, 42; report from sed; sent HC, 23 June, 897. DPDC, 9 June, 73; after debate, 2a; com- mitted to CWH, 26 Nov, 370; CWH, Building (Scotland)Act 1959: amendments made; reported with amendments, 27 Feb, 609; report received; Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 235, 239. amendments made, 27 Mar, 706; 3a, privi- lege amendment made; passed; sent HC, 6 Building Societies Act 1986: Apr, 731. Papers (per Act):22 July, 188; 30 July, 217; 14 usiness of the ouse Oct, 239; 13 Nov, 334; 17 Nov, 339; 1 Dec, B H : 379; 9 Feb, 510; 5 Mar, 628; 11 Mar, 654; See 29 July, 1059; 30 July, 1065. Standing Orders (Private Business); Standing Orders (Public Business). Bullying in Secondary Schools: Unstarred question, 6 Oct, 1094. Butler of Brockwell,Lord: Introduced (life Peerage), 31 Mar, 713. Burlison,Lord: Introduced (life Peerage), 3 Nov, 295. Cadogan,Lord: Sat first in Parliament, 13 Nov, 334. Burma and Karen Refugees: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Cambridge (Respondent) v. 25 Mar, 699. Callaghan and Motor Insurers Bureau (Petitioners): Burma and Sudan: Report, 3 July, 136. Unstarred question, 11 Dec, 403. See also Campbell (by his mother and next Sudan. friend Beatie Dorothea Campbell)(Respondent) v. Burns,Lord: Mylchreest (as personal representative of Lisa Helen Introduced (life Peerage), 29 July, 1058. Mylchreest, deceased) (Petitioner): Burridge (A.P.) (Respondent) v. London Borough of Harrow Petition for leave to appeal referred to etitioners and others Appeal Committee, 5 Feb, 500; report, 25 (P ) : Feb, 551. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 7 May, 786; legal aid ampsfield ouse etention entre certificate, 13 May, 800; reports:16 July, C H D C : 991; 22 Oct, 1147; appeal presented; secu- Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, rity for costs waived, 5 Nov, 1200. 29 Apr, 771. 3112011003 18-12-00 15:48:40 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Canada Trust Company (Acting in Carrick,Earl of (Lord Butler of its capacity as Trustee of the Mount Juliet): hrysler anada td s enefits C C L ’ B Sat first in Parliament, 7 May, 8. Plan, the Chrysler Canada Ltd Master Trust Fund,The Cash Ratio Deposits (Value Bands Chrysler Canada Ltd Non- and Ratios)Order 1998: Canadian Master Trust Fund and the Holmes Foundry Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Division Master Trust Fund) and 27 Apr, 763; report, 28 Apr, 766; approved, 13 May, 801. others (Respondents) v. Stolzenberg and Gambazzi and aspian asin pecialised alvage others (Petitioners) and others: C B S S Administration and others Petition for leave to appeal referred to espondents v ouygues Appeal Committee, 8 June, 857; report, 26 (R ) .B Oct, 1156. Offshore SA, the Owners of the Barge “BOS 400” (Petitioners) and others Capital &Counties plc : (Respondents) v.Hampshire Petition for leave to appeal referred to County Council (Petitioners): Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082. Report, 19 June, 105. Cathedrals Measure: Care of Churches and Measure (per Act) laid together with the Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction Report from the Ecclesiastical Committee, 19 Oct, 1132. Measure 1991: Papers (per Measure):15 July, 982. Census Act 1920: aribbean he Papers (per Act):14 May, 27; 13 Nov, 334; 2 C ,T : Feb, 488. Unstarred question, 14 July, 160. Central and Local Government: armichael and another C Unstarred question, 23 July, 197. (Respondents) v.National Power plc (Appellants): Cereals Marketing Act 1965: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 21 Apr, 750; reports: Papers (per Act):10 June, 77; 17 Nov, 338; 2 29 June, 915; 23 July, 1027; appeal presen- June, 841. ted, 5 Oct, 1080; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 16 Nov, Ceremony of Introduction 1233. Committee: Carriage by Air Acts (Application Lords named and to meet, 17 Dec, 415; of Provisions)(Fourth Special report, 13 Jan, 432; report, 26 Feb, Amendment)Order 1997: 556; after debate, agreed to; motion to agree recommendations of report; Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 3 amendment moved and disagreed to on Nov, 296; report, 11 Nov, 322; withdrawn, division; further amendment moved and 26 Jan, 467. agreed to; original motion, as amended, agreed to, 30 Apr, 775. Carriage by Air Acts (Application See also of Provisions)(Fourth Introductions. Amendment)Order 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Chairman of Committees: 26 Jan, 467; report, 3 Feb, 492; after L. Boston of Faversham appointed, nemine debate, approved, 13 Mar, 662. dissentiente, Chairman of Committees, 14 May, 22. arriage of oods C G : See also Papers (by command):12 June, 87. D eputy Chairmen of Committees. 3112011003 18-12-00 15:48:40 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1273

Channel 4(Application of Excess Chemical Weapons Act 1986: Revenues)Order 1997: Papers (per Act):9 Feb, 511. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 20 Nov, 355; report, 25 Nov, 366; after Chichester District Council debate, approved, 15 Dec, 407. (Respondents) v.Wood (Petitioner): Channel 4(Application of Excess evenues rder Petition for extension of time in which to R )O 1998: lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Draft delivered for approval by resolution, accordance with the Administration of 19 Oct, 1131; report, 27 Oct, 1162; after Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- debate, approved, 18 Nov, 1250. mittee, 14 May, 23; report, 28 July, 207.

Channel Tunnel: Chief Adjudication Officer ppellant v aulds Papers (by command):1 June, 835. (A ) .F (Respondent): Channel Tunnel Act 1987: Appeal presented, 5 Oct, 1081; extension of time, 16 Nov, 1233. Papers (per Act):8 Apr, 740. Chief Adjudication Officer Channel Tunnel Links to the North etitioner v enyon est (P ) .K W : (Respondent): Unstarred question, 8 July, 955. Petition withdrawn, 11 Nov, 321. hannel unnel ail ink ct C T R L A Chief Adjudication Officer 1996: (Respondent) v.Wolke (A.P.) Papers (per Act):17 June, 885. (Appellant): Judgment, 27 Nov, 372. Channel Tunnel Rail Link tratford tation and (S S Child Abduction and Custody Act ubsidiary orks rder S W )O 1997: 1985: Motion to approve order, after debate, Papers (per Act):11 Nov, 321. agreed to, 24 June, 114. hild enefit and ocial ecurity hannel unnel ecurity rder C B S S C T (S )O (Fixing and Adjustment of Rates) 1994: (Amendment)Regulations 1998: Papers (per Statutory Instrument):29 Jan, Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 8 481. June, 858; report, 16 June, 878; after debate, approved, 29 June, 916. Chant and Fairlie (Petitioner) and others v.Secretary of State for Child Support Act 1991: the nvironment and others E Papers (per Act):15 Dec, 406; 16 Nov, 1234. (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Child Support (Miscellaneous Appeal Committee, 16 June, 91; report, 23 Amendments)Regulations 1997: Oct, 271. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, harities 18 Nov, 343; report, 25 Nov, 366; after C : debate, approved, 15 Jan, 445. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 4 Mar, 625. Child Support (Northern Ireland) Order 1991: Charities Act 1993: Papers (per Statutory Instrument):3 June, Papers (per Act):21 May, 47; 2 June, 841; 9 56; 14 Oct, 239. July, 958; 22 Oct, 1148. Children: helsea ospital ct C H A 1876: Papers (by command):19 May, 815; 22 June, Papers (per Act):25 Mar, 698. 893; 5 Nov, 1200. 3112011003 18-12-00 15:48:41 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Children Act 1989: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Papers (per Act):31 July, 221; 3 Sept, 1076. Public petition regarding M.E. was presented and ordered to lie on the Table, 26 Nov, Children and Young Persons Act 369. 1933: Papers (per Statutory Instrument):14 July, Chronically Sick and Disabled 977. Persons Act 1970: Papers (per Act):23 June, 110; 11 Dec, 403; Children (Scotland)Act 1995: 28 Oct, 1165. Papers (per Act):14 May, 26. Chronically Sick and Disabled Children with Special Educational Persons (Amendment)Bill [H.L.]: eeds N : Presented; 1a, 17 June, 96; report from Unstarred question, 3 Feb, 492. DPDC; after debate, 2a; committed to CWH, 9 July, 152; order of commitment Children’s Evidence (Northern discharged, 28 July, 208; 3a, privilege reland rder amendment made; passed; sent HC, 14 I )O 1995: Oct, 242. Papers (per Statutory Instrument):21 Jan, 459. Church Commissioners Measure Chinook Helicopter Accident 1947: Inquiry: Papers (per Measure):2 July, 133; 28 July, 1049. Unstarred question, 22 May, 51.

Chiron Corporation and others Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- (Petitioners) v.Murex Day Saints (Great Britain) Diagnostics Limited and others (Petitioners) v.West Yorkshire (Respondents) (1996): Fire &Civil Defence Authority espondents Petition withdrawn, 24 July, 201. (R ): Report, 8 July, 146. Chiron Corporation and others (Respondents) v.Murex Cinpres Limited and others Diagnostics Limited (Petitioners) (Petitioners) v.Ladney and (1996): another (Respondents): Petition withdrawn, 24 July, 201. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; report, 18 Chiron Corporation and others Dec, 419. (Respondents) v.Organon Teknika Limited and others Circuit Systems Limited (in (Petitioners) (1996): liquidation) and another (A.P.) Petition withdrawn, 24 July, 201. (Respondents) v.Zuken Redac (UK) Limited (formerly Racal- Christopher,Lord: Redac (UK) Limited) ppellants Introduced (life Peerage), 21 Oct, 1143. (A ): Judgment, 27 Nov, 373. Christopher Moran Holdings Limited (Respondents) v. Citoh &Co Limited and others Bairstow and another (Respondents) and others v. (Appellants): Steamship Mutual Underwriting Petition for leave to appeal referred to Association (Bermuda)Limited Appeal Committee, 19 Nov, 348; reports: (Petitioners) and one other 23 Feb, 542; 25 Mar, 697; appeal presen- petition: ted, 7 Apr, 735; extension of time, 19 May, 814; set down for hearing and referred to Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appellate Committee, 30 June, 919. Appeal Committee, 28 Oct, 1165. 3112011003 18-12-00 15:48:41 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1275

City Council of Bristol 30 Mar, 709; 24 June, 903; 14 July, 977; 3 (Appellants) v.Lovell (A.P.) Sept, 1071; 26 Oct, 1157. (Respondent): Report, 19 May, 37; appeal presented, 3 Civil Evidence (Northern Ireland) June, 54; legal aid certificate, 12 June, 87; Order 1997: extensions of time:17 July, 170; 6 Oct, 225; 8 Oct, 227; set down for hearing and refer- Draft delivered for approval by resolution, red to Appellate Committee, 21 Oct, 261; 28 Oct, 281; after debate, approved, 4 judgment, 26 Feb, 555. Dec, 389.

City of Edinburgh Council Civil Jurisdiction and Judgments (Respondents) v.Secretary of Act 1982: State for Scotland (Appellant) Papers (per Act):11 Nov, 321; 9 Dec, 393. and Revival Properties Limited (Respondents): ivil ustice and egal id Judgment, 16 Oct, 254. C J L A : Motion to take note; after debate, agreed to, City of Edinburgh Council 9 Dec, 394. (Respondents) v.Secretary of State for Scotland (Respondent) Civil Legal Aid (Financial and Revival Properties Limited Conditions)(Scotland) (Appellants): Regulations 1998: Judgment, 16 Oct, 254. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 4 Mar, 624; report, 10 Mar, 643; after City of Edinburgh (Guided debate, approved en bloc, 31 Mar, 714. Busways)Order Confirmation Bill: Civil List Act 1972: From HC; 1a; (pursuant to Act) deemed 2a and reported from Committee, 22 July, Papers (per Act):18 Mar, 677. 1016; considered on report, 27 July, 1040; a 3 ; passed; RA, 28 July, 1049, 1050. Civil Procedure (Modification of nactments rder City of London and Electronic E )O 1998: Commerce: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 29 Oct, 1174; withdrawn; second draft laid, Unstarred question, 22 Oct, 267. 5 Nov, 1200; report, 10 Nov, 1214; appro- ved, 13 Nov, 1226. City of Westminster Bill [H.L.]: Revival motion; message to HC, 19 May, 38; Civil Procedure Rules: bill deposited (pursuant to resolution); 1a; remaining stages pro forma; committed to Motion for approval; after debate, agreed to, UBC, 21 May, 47; reported from UBC 29 July, 1060. with amendments, 23 July, 1030; 3a; pas- sed; sent HC, 20 Oct, 1136; message from HC re carry-over motion, 17 Nov, 1240; Clare (Appellant) v.Mirror Group carry-over motion; message of concur- Newspapers and others rence, 18 Nov, 1249. (Respondents): Civil Aviation: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; fee waived; reports:30 Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, July, 215; 21 Oct, 262; appeal presented, 10 20 May, 824. Nov, 315; petition of appeal having been dismissed in accordance with Standing Civil Aviation Act 1949: Order V, petition of appellant for appeal to be restored without giving security for Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 233. costs referred to Appeal Committee, 26 Nov, 368; report, 10 Feb, 515. Civil Aviation Act 1982: Papers (per Act):9 July, 151; 22 July, 187; 24 Clark of Hampstead,Lord: July, 202; 16 Oct, 254; 10 Dec, 399; 11 Dec, 402; 4 Feb, 495; 11 Mar, 655; 19 Mar, 681; Introduced (life Peerage), 20 Oct, 1136. 3112011003 18-12-00 15:48:41 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Clarke (A.P.) (Respondent) v.Kato, Coal Industry Nationalisation Act Smith and General Accident 1946: Fire &Life Assurance Papers (per Act):3 June, 57; 26 June, 122; 9 Corporation plc (Appellants): July, 152; 9 July, 958. Report, 11 June, 82; appeal presented, 25 oast rotection ct June, 117; extension of time, 8 Oct, 227; C P A 1949: petition for appeals to be conjoined; orde- Papers (per Act):10 Nov, 315. red as prayed, 12 Nov, 329; extension of time, 20 Nov, 354; legal aid certificate, 12 Cockburn (A.P.) (Appellant) v. Jan, 424; set down for hearing and referred Chief Adjudication Officer and to Appellate Committee, 14 Jan, 441; judg- another espondents ment, 22 Oct, 1147. (R ): Judgment, 21 May, 45. laughton rustee in ankruptcy C (T B olombia of Arthur Frederick Knapton) C : (Respondent) v.Price and others Unstarred question, 15 Oct, 250. (Petitioners): Colyton,Lord: Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- red to Appeal Committee, 12 Feb, 523; Sat first in Parliament, 29 Oct, 1173. report, 30 Mar, 709. Comdel Commodities Limited etitioners v iporex rade Clean Air Act 1993: (P ) .S T SA (Respondents): Papers (per Act):12 Nov, 329; 12 Jan, 424; 5 Oct, 1085. Report, 8 July, 146. ommercial ebts Clement-Jones,Lord: C D : Introduced (life Peerage), 20 July, 1000. Papers (by command):14 May, 24; 3 June, 56; 16 July, 166; 14 Oct, 232; 15 Dec, 406; lergy ensions mendment 4 Feb, 495; 13 May, 800; 20 May, 822; 21 C P (A ) Oct, 1143. Measure 1972: Papers (per command):14 Oct, 234. Commercial Union Assurance Company plc and others Cloning: (Petitioners) v. NRG Victory einsurance imited Papers (by command):18 Dec, 419. R L (Respondents): Clunis (by his next friend Prince) Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Petitioner) v.Camden and Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. slington rea ealth I A H ommissioner for omplaints Authority (Respondents): C C (Amendment)(Northern Ireland) Petition for leave to appeal referred to Order 1997: Appeal Committee, 19 Mar, 680; report, 8 June, 858. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 7 July, 143; after debate, approved, 18 July, Clydesdale Bank plc (Respondents) 176. v.Davidson (A.P.) (Appellant) ommissioner for omplaints and others irst ppeal C C (F A ): (Northern Ireland)Order 1996: lydesdale ank plc espondents C B (R ) Papers (per Statutory Instrument):7 July, v.Davidson (A.P.) (Appellant) 143. and others (Second Appeal): (Consolidated appeals) Commissioner of Police for the Extension of time, 19 May, 36; set down for Metropolis (Appellant) v.Reeves hearing and referred to Appellate (Joint administratrix of the Committee, 1 July, 129; judgment, 16 Estate of Martin Lynch, Dec, 409. deceased) (A.P.) (Respondent): oal ndustry ct Appeal presented, 2 Feb, 487; legal aid certi- C I A 1994: ficate, 5 Mar, 628; extension of time, 17 Papers (per Act):21 July, 179; 30 July, 217; 27 Mar, 669; set down for hearing and refer- Oct, 275; 15 July, 983; 28 July, 1049. red to Appellate Committee, 23 Apr, 757. 3112011003 18-12-00 15:48:41 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Commissioners of Customs and Excise Commissioners of Inland Revenue (Appellants) v.British (Appellants) v.Willoughby Telecommunications plc (Respondent)(First Appeal): espondents (R ): Commissioners of Inland Revenue Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Appellants) v.Willoughby Appeal Committee, 20 Apr, 745; reports: (Respondent)(Second Appeal): 22 June, 893; 13 July, 966; appeal presen- (Consolidated appeals) ted, 27 July, 1038; extensions of time:7 Oct, 1100; 4 Nov, 1195. Judgment, 10 July, 155. Commissioners of Inland Revenue Commissioners of Customs and Excise (Original Appellants and Cross- (Petitioners) v.Marchday Respondents) v.McGuckian Holdings Limited (Respondents): (Original Respondent and Cross- Appellant): Report, 19 May, 37. Judgment, 12 June, 86.

Commissioners of Customs and Excise Committees: (Respondents) v.News Sessional (Select), see International Newspapers Appeal Committees; Limited (Petitioners): Appellate Committee; Consolidation Bills Joint Committee; Petition for leave to appeal referred to Delegated Powers and Deregulation Appeal Committee, 29 Apr, 770; report, 29 Committee (formerly Delegated Powers June, 915. Scrutiny Committee); European Communities Committee; House of Lords’Offices Committee; Commissioners of Customs and Excise Hybrid Instruments Committee; (Respondents) v.Redrow Group Liaison Committee; plc (Appellants): Personal Bills Committee; Privileges,Committee for; Petition for leave to appeal referred to Procedure of the House Committee; Appeal Committee, 7 July, 142; reports:24 Science and Technology Committee; Nov, 359; 18 Dec, 418; appeal presented, Selection,Committee of; 12 Jan, 423; security for costs waived, 19 Standing Orders (Private Bills) Jan, 448; extension of time, 19 Feb, 538; set Committee; down for hearing and referred to Appellate Statutory Instruments Joint Committee. Committee, 24 Feb, 547. Other, see Ceremony of Introduction Committee; ommissioners of ustoms and xcise Ecclesiastical Committee; C C E arliamentary rivilege oint espondents v horn P P ,J (R ) .T Committee on; Materials Supply Limited and Public Service,Committee on the. Thorn Resources Limited ppellants (A ): Commodities: Report, 19 May, 36; appeal presented, 3 Papers (by command):29 June, 915. June, 54; extension of time, 15 July, 163; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 6 Oct, 225; judgment, 18 Commonwealth Development June, 887. Corporation: Unstarred question, 11 Mar, 656.

Commissioners of Customs and Excise ommonwealth evelopment espondents v estmorland C D (R ) .W Corporation Act 1978: Motorway Services Limited (Petitioners): Papers (per Act):20 May, 42; 1 Apr, 720. Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- ommunications red to Appeal Committee, 9 Mar, 634; C : report, 7 Apr, 736. Papers (by command):21 July, 1008. 3112011003 18-12-00 15:48:41 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Community Care (Residential Connelly (A.P.) (Appellant) v. RTZ Accommodation)Bill: Corporation plc and others From HC; 1a, 23 Mar, 687; report from (Respondents): a DPDC, 1 Apr, 721; after debate, 2 ; com- Judgment, 24 July, 200. mitted to CWH, 30 Apr, 775; order of com- mitment discharged, 2 June, 842; 3a; pas- sed, 9 June, 862; RA, 11 June, 870. Connelly (A.P.) (Respondent) v. Community Drivers’Hours and RTZ Corporation plc and others Recording Equipment (Appellants): (Amendment)Regulations 1998: Judgment, 24 July, 200. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 22 June, 893; report, 30 June, 920; after debate, approved, 16 July, 993. Conservation and Tourism: Companies Act 1985: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 242; 13 Nov, 334; 19 29 Apr, 771. Oct, 1131. Companies Act 1989: Conservation of Seals Act 1970: Papers (per Act):12 Jan, 426; 20 July, 1001. Papers (per Act):8 Apr, 739. Compensation: Papers (by command):14 May, 24; 24 Nov, Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) 359; 3 Dec, 385. Bill: Competition Bill [H.L.]: From HC (endorsed with Speakers’ certifi- a a Presented; 1a, 15 Oct, 249; after debate, 2a; cate); 1 , 17 July, 171; 2 ; Committee nega- tived; SO 44 having been dispensed with, committed to CWH, 30 Oct, 292; report a from DPDC, 5 Nov, 307; marshalling 3 ; passed, 24 July, 202; RA, 31 July, 222. order, 10 Nov, 316; CWH, amendments [Cited as Appropriation (No. 2) Act 1997] made, 13 Nov, 335, 336; 17 Nov, 339; CWH, amendments made; reported with amendments, 25 Nov, 366; marshalling Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) order, 5 Feb, 501; report received; (No.2)Bill: amendments made, 9 Feb, 511; further considered on report; amendments made, From HC (endorsed with Speakers’ certifi- 19 Feb, 539; 23 Feb, 544; 3a, amendments cate); 1a, 15 July, 983; 2a; Committee nega- and a privilege amendment made; after tived; SO 44 having been suspended, 3a; debate, passed; sent HC, 5 Mar, 629; from passed; RA, 16 July, 993. HC agreed to with amendments and a pri- [Cited as Appropriation Act 1998] vilege amendment, 9 July, 958; report from DPDC, 14 Oct, 1124; HC amendments considered; certain HC amendments onsolidated und ill agreed to; motion to disagree but propose C F B : amendment in lieu disagreed to, original From HC (endorsed with Speakers’ certifi- amendment agreed to; remaining cate); 1a, 10 Dec, 399; 2a; Committee nega- amendments agreed to; privilege amend- tived; SO 44 having been dispensed with, ment agreed to, 20 Oct, 1136; RA, 9 Nov, 3a; passed, 16 Dec, 412; RA, 17 Dec, 415. 1206. [Cited as Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Act Compliance Cost Assessments: 1997] Papers (by command):18 Nov, 343; 22 Apr, 754; 9 Nov, 1205. Consolidation Bills: onditional ee greements rder [The bill in italics is not a Consolidation Bill C F A O but was referred to the Joint Committee on 1998: Consolidation Bills. All bills recieved Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Royal Assent.] 16 July, 992; report, 21 July, 1009; moved that Order be approved; amendment See moved; after debate, disagreed to on divi- Audit Commission Bill [H.L.]; sion; original motion agreed to, 23 July, Petroleum Bill [H.L.]. 1030. Statue Law (Repeals) Bill [H.L.]. 3112011003 18-12-00 15:48:41 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1279

Consolidation Bills Joint Consumer Credit (Increase of Committee:Monetary Limits)(Amendment) rder Lords members named; message to HC, 14 O 1998: Jan, 442; message from HC; Committee to Draft delivered for approval by resolution, meet, 15 Jan, 445; Lord substituted; Lord 13 Jan, 431; report, 20 Jan, 455; after added, 30 Apr, 775. debate, approved, 27 Mar, 706. Reports: 1st (Petroleum Bill [H.L.]), 21 Jan, 459; Consumer Protection Act 1987: 2nd (Audit Commission Bill [H.L.]), 25 Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 238; 4 Dec, 389; 6 Feb, 552; Oct, 1093. 3rd (Statute Law (Repeals) Bill [H.L.]), 24 June, 904. Contingent Liability: onsolidated und o ill Papers (by command):14 Jan, 441; 31 Mar, C F (N .2)B : 713; 30 July, 1064; 26 Oct, 1157. From HC (endorsed with Speakers’ certifi- cate); 1a, 11 Mar, 656; 2a; Committee nega- tived; SO 44 having been dispensed with, Contract Law: a 3 ; passed, 16 Mar, 666; RA, 18 Mar, 677. Papers (by command):3 Sept, 1071. [Cited as Consolidated Fund Act 1998]

onstantinou etitioner v Contracting Out (Functions in C (A.P.) (P ) . elation to nsurance rder Aegon Insurance Company (U.K.) R I )O Limited and others 1998: (Respondents): Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 22 Oct, 1148; report, 27 Oct, 1162; appro- Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- ved, 13 Nov, 1230. red to Appeal Committee; legal aid certifi- cate, 5 Oct, 1083. Contracting Out (Functions in Constitutional Change:Cross- Relation to the Management of Party Co-operation: Crown Lands)Order 1998: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 19 Nov, 349. 15 Jan, 445; report, 20 Jan, 455; approved, 5 Feb, 502. Construction Contracts (England and Wales)Exclusion Order Contracting Out (Functions in 1998: Relation to the Provision of Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Guardians Ad Litem and 18 Dec, 419; report, 13 Jan, 432; after Reporting Officers Panels) debate, approved en bloc, 27 Feb, 608. Order 1997: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 9 Construction Contracts (Scotland) June, 68; report, 17 June, 96; approved, 26 Exclusion Order 1998: June, 123. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 19 Jan, 448; report, 27 Jan, 472; after Contracting Out (Functions of debate, approved en bloc, 27 Feb, 608. Local Authorities in Relation to Income-Related Benefits)Order Consular Fees: 1997: Papers (by command):18 June, 101. Draft withdrawn, 21 May, 46. Consular Relations: Contracting Out (Functions Papers (by command):16 July, 166. Relating to National Savings) Order 1998: onsumer redit ct C C A 1974: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 6 Papers (per Act):8 Apr, 740; 12 May, 795; 3 Apr, 730; report, 21 Apr, 751; approved, 21 Sept, 1072. May, 828. 3112011004 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Contracting Out (Metropolitan Copyright: Police and Civil Staffs Pensions) Papers (by command):14 Oct, 232; 19 Jan, Order 1997: 448. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 30 June, 125; report, 8 July, 147; approved, Copyright and Rights in Databases 18 July, 175. Regulations 1997: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 6 Contractual Obligations: Nov, 311; report, 11 Nov, 322; after debate, approved, 18 Dec, 420. Papers (by command):11 Nov, 1219. Cornelius (Petitioner) v.Mayor etc. Control of Pollution Act 1974: of the London Borough of outhwark espondents Papers (per Act):25 June, 118; 28 Oct, 281; 10 S (R ): Mar, 642; 2 June, 841; 10 July, 962. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 17 Mar, 669; report, Control of Pollution (Amendment) 14 May, 804. ct A 1989: Coroners Act 1988: Papers (per Act):11 Mar, 655. Papers (per Act):25 June, 118; 29 July, 1059.

Cook (A.P.) (Appellant) v.Financial Council of Europe: Insurance Company Limited Unstarred question, 30 June, 920. (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Council Tax Benefit (General) Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 21 Amendment Regulations 1998: Oct, 261; reports:2 Feb, 487; 24 Feb, 547; Motion for annulment; after debate, with- appeal presented, 9 Mar, 634; extensions of drawn, 7 May, 787. time:20 Apr, 745; 1 June, 835; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Commit- ountryside olicy tee, 29 June, 914. C P : Unstarred question, 27 Feb, 609. o operative nsurance ociety C - I S ounty ourts ct Limited (Respondents) v.Argyll C C A 1984: Stores (Holdings)Limited Papers (per Act):14 May, 25; 14 Oct, 240; 10 (Appellants): Nov, 315; 20 Nov, 355; 3 Sept, 1072; 5 Oct, 1088. Judgment, 21 May, 45. County Limited (formerly known as Co-operative Wholesale Society County Natwest Limited) and Limited (Respondents) v.Birse others (Respondents) v. Construction Limited (formerly Girozentrale Securities Peter Birse Limited)(Petitioners): (formerly known as Girozentrale Gilbert Eliott) Petition for leave to appeal referred to an unlimited company Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; report, 13 ( ) Jan, 430. (Appellants): Petition withdrawn, 4 Dec, 389. Coordinated Universal Time Bill [H.L.]: Court Fees: Presented; 1a, 15 May, 32; report from Unstarred question, 14 July, 160. DPDC, 9 June, 73; after debate, 2a; com- mitted to CWH, 11 June, 83; CWH, Court Funds (Amendment No.2) amendments made; reported with Rules (Northern Ireland) 1997: amendments, 26 June, 123; report recei- Draft withdrawn, 24 June, 113. ved, 7 July, 143; 3a; passed; sent HC, 14 July, 160. Courts and Legal Services Act 1990: Cope of Berkeley,Lord: Papers (per Act):18 June, 101; 21 July, 179; 14 Oct, 241; 9 Dec, 394; 1 Apr, 720; 29 Introduced (life Peerage), 22 Oct, 266. June, 916; 15 July, 983. 3112011004 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1281

Covent Garden Market Act 1961: Creska Limited (Respondents) v. ondon orough of Papers (per Act):12 Jan, 426; 6 July, 941. L B Hammersmith and Fulham etitioners Coventry &Solihull Waste (P ): Disposal Company Limited Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Appellants) v.Russell Appeal Committee, 13 July, 965; report, 26 (Valuation Officer) Oct, 1156. (Respondent): Crime: Appeal presented, 5 Oct, 1080; extension of time, 16 Nov, 1233. Papers (by command):14 Oct, 231; 29 Oct, 286; 12 Nov, 329; 27 Mar, 705. Cowdray,Viscount: rime and isorder ct Sat first in Parliament, 8 May, 15. C D A 1998: Papers (per Act):12 Oct, 1110, 1111. Cowdrey of Tonbridge,Lord: rime and isorder ill Introduced (life Peerage), 23 July, 195. C D B [H.L.]: Presented; 1a, 2 Dec, 382; after debate, 2a; Craigmyle,Lord: committed to CWH, 16 Dec, 412; report from DPDC, 17 Dec, 415; marshalling Sat first in Parliament, 23 July, 1028. order, 2 Feb, 489; CWH, amendments made, 3 Feb, 492; 10 Feb, 524; 12 Feb, 517; rawley aroness 24 Feb, 548; CWH, amendments made; C ,B : reported with amendments, 3 Mar, 621; Introduced (life Peerage), 5 Oct, 1079. report received; amendments made, 17 Mar, 669, 670; further considered on rawley orough ouncil report, amendments made, 19 Mar, 681; C B C 3a, amendments and a privilege amend- (Petitioners) v.Bradford & ment made; after debate, passed; sent HC, Bingley Building Society 31 Mar, 714; from HC agreed to with (Respondents): amendments and a privilege amendment, 24 June, 904; certain HC amendments Petition for leave to appeal referred to agreed to; returned HC with reason, 22 Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082. July, 1016-7; from HC with amendments not insisted on, 28 July, 1050; RA, 31 Credit Lyonais (Respondent) v.New July, 1068. Hampshire Insurance Company (Petitioners): Crime and Punishment (Scotland) Report, 19 June, 105. Act 1997: Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 236. Credit Lyonnais Nederland NV (now known as Generale Bank Crime (Sentences)Act 1997: Nederland NV) (Appellants) v. xport redits uarantee Papers (per Act):30 June, 125; 14 Oct, 233; 9 E C G Feb, 510. Department (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Criminal Appeal Act 1995: Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; reports:18 Dec, 419; 26 Jan, 466; appeal presented, 10 Papers (per Act):6 July, 941; 20 July, 1001. Feb, 515; extensions of time:23 Mar, 686; 5 May, 780; 16 June, 877; set down for hea- riminal ppeal mendment ill ring and referred to Appeal Committee, 29 C A (A )B July, 1057. [H.L.]: Presented; 1a, 10 July, 963; report from Credit Suisse Fides Trust SA DPDC, 15 July, 983; after debate, 2a; com- (Respondents) v.Cuoghi mitted to CWH, 29 July, 1060. (Petitioner): Criminal Injuries: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 10 July, 155; report, 23 Papers (by command):12 Feb, 524 ; 26 Mar, Feb, 542. 702. 3112011004 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Criminal Injuries Compensation Act Criminal Justice (Serious Fraud) 1995:(N orthern Ireland)Order 1988: Papers (per Act):10 Dec, 399; 25 Feb, 551; 26 Papers (per Statutory Instrument):21 Jan, Mar, 702. 459.

Criminal Justice: Criminal Justice (Terrorism and onspiracy ill Papers (by command):16 July, 166; 27 Nov, C )B : 373; From HC; 1a; report from DPDC; SO 44 Unstarred question, 23 Oct, 271. having been dispensed with, after debate, 2a; committed to CWH; CWH; reported without amendment; report received; 3a; Criminal Justice Act 1967: passed; RA, 3 Sept, 1077. Papers (per Act):9 Mar, 635. Criminal Law (Consolidation) cotland ct Criminal Justice Act 1987: (S )A 1995: Papers (per Act):14 July, 159; 30 Oct, 291; 16 Papers (per Act):28 July, 207; 9 July, 958; 5 July, 993. Oct, 1088. riminal egal id cotland Criminal Justice Act 1988: C L A (S ) (Prescribed Proceedings) Papers (per Act):3 June, 56; 12 Jan, 425. Amendment Regulations 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 4 Criminal Justice Act 1991: Mar, 624; report, 10 Mar, 643; after Papers (per Act):28 Oct, 282; 27 Feb, 608; 20 debate, approved en bloc, 31 Mar, 714. Oct, 1136; 28 Oct, 1165. Criminal Legal Aid (Scotland) Criminal Justice and Public Order (Prescribed Proceedings) Act 1994: Regulations 1997: Papers (per Act):9 Mar, 635; 8 June, 858. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 27 Nov, 373; report, 2 Dec, 382; approved en bloc, 18 Dec, 420. Criminal Justice (Children) (Northern Ireland)Order 1998: Criminal Procedure and Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 1 Investigations Act 1996: June, 836; after debate, approved, 11 June, 870. Papers (per Act):3 Nov, 296; 10 Nov, 316.

Criminal Justice (International Co- Criminal Procedure and operation)Act 1990: Investigations Act 1996 (Code of Practice)(No.1)Order 1997: Papers (per Act):3 June, 56; 12 Jan, 425. Draft withdrawn, 21 May, 46. Criminal Justice (International Co- operation)(Amendment)Bill Criminal Procedure and [H.L.]: Investigations Act 1996 (Code of Practice)(Northern Ireland) Presented; 1a, 5 Mar, 629; after debate, 2a; rder committed to CWH, 16 Mar, 666; CWH; O 1997: reported without amendment; report recei- Delivered for approval by resolution, 13 ved, 31 Mar, 714; report from DPDC, 1 Nov, 334; report, 25 Nov, 365; approved, Apr, 721; after debate, 3a; passed; sent HC, 18 Dec, 420. 22 Apr, 754; from HC agreed to, 6 July, 942; RA, 9 July, 958. Criminal Procedure (Intermediate Diets)(Scotland)Bill: riminal ustice orthern C J (N a a Ireland)Order 1996: From HC; 1 , 6 Apr, 731; after debate, 2 ; Committee negatived; SO 44 having been Papers (per Statutory Instrument):26 June, dispensed with, 3a; passed, 7 Apr, 737; RA, 122. 8 Apr, 739. 3112011004 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1283

Criminal Procedure (Scotland)Act Cutter (A.P.) (Respondent) v.Eagle 1995:S tar Insurance Company Papers (per Act):14 May, 27; 11 Dec, 402; 30 (Appellants): Mar, 710; 23 July, 1029. Report, 11 June, 82; appeal presented, 25 June, 117; extension of time, 8 Oct, 227; Croatia: petition for appeals to be conjoined; orde- red as prayed, 12 Nov, 328; extension of Papers (by command):14 May, 24; 14 Oct, time, 20 Nov, 354; legal aid certificate, 12 232. Jan, 424; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 14 Jan, 441; judg- Crofters (Scotland)Act 1993: ment, 22 Oct, 1147. Papers (per Act):16 July, 167; 27 July, 1040. Dangerous Dogs (Amendment)Act Crown Agents Act 1979: 1997: Papers (per Act):5 June, 66; 25 June, 911. Papers (per Act):14 May, 26. artford hurrock rossing ct Crown Agents Act 1995: D -T C A 1988: Papers (per Act):14 May, 28; 24 June, 113. Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 235; 11 Mar, 656; 3 Crown Dependencies: Sept, 1074. Papers (by command):19 Nov, 1256. Dartmouth,Earl of: Sat first in Parliament, 16 Mar, 665. Crown Estate Act 1961: Papers (per Act):9 July, 151; 10 July, 156; 14 Data Protection: July, 977; 16 July, 993. Papers (by command):31 July, 220. unningham etitioner v C (A.P.) (P ) . Data Protection Act 1984: Birmingham City Council espondents Papers (per Act):15 July, 163; 13 July, 966; 14 (R ): July, 977. Petition for leave to appeal in accordance with the Administration of Justice Act Data Protection Bill [H.L.]: 1960 referred to Appeal Committee; legal a a aid certificate, 3 June, 55; reports:13 Jan, Presented; 1 , 14 Jan, 442; after debate, 2 ; 431; 12 Feb, 524. committed to GC, 2 Feb, 489; report from DPDC, 4 Feb, 496; marshalling order, 19 urrency ct Feb, 539; GC, amendments made, 23 Feb, C A 1983: 544; GC, amendments made; reported Papers (per Act):11 Nov, 1219. with amendments, 25 Feb, 552; marshal- ling order, 11 Mar, 656; report received; urtis espondent v hairman of amendments made, 16 Mar, 666; Queen’s C (R ) .C a the ondon ent ssessment and Prince of Wales’ consent; 3 , L R A amendments and a privilege amendment Committee (Petitioner) and made; after debate, passed; sent HC, 24 others: Mar, 693; from HC agreed to with Petition for leave to appeal referred to amendments and privilege amendment, 6 Appeal Committee, 6 Nov, 310; reports:2 July, 942; HC amendments and privilege Mar, 612; 19 May, 815. amendment agreed to, 10 July, 963; RA, 16 July, 993. ustoms and xcise C E : Davies of Coity,Lord: Papers (by command):21 May, 46; 29 Oct, Introduced (life Peerage), 22 Oct, 266. 286; 29 Oct, 1173. Davies of Oldham,Lord: Customs and Excise Duties (General Reliefs)Act 1979: Introduced (life Peerage), 14 Oct, 231. Papers (per Act):23 July, 1029. Dawson (Petitioner) v.Wearmouth (Respondent): Customs and Excise Management ct Petition for leave to appeal referred to A 1979: Appeal Committee, 2 Apr, 725; reports:29 Papers (per Act):3 Feb, 492. June, 915; 23 July, 1027. 3112011004 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Dearing,Lord: 4th (Employment Rights (Dispute Resolution) Bill [H.L.]; Nuclear Introduced (life Peerage), 17 Mar, 668. Explosions (Prohibitions and Inspections) Bill [H.L.]; Magistrates’ Courts Dearing Report: (Procedure) Bill [H.L.]), 23 July, 196; See 5th (Ministerial and Other Salaries Bill; Science and Technology Committee,1st British Nationality (St Helena) Bill [H.L.]; Report. Succession to the Crown Bill [H.L.]), 15 Oct, 249; Debt: 6th (Competition Bill [H.L.]; Public Papers (by command):14 May, 24; 29 Apr, Processions etc. (Northern Ireland) Bill 770; 28 Oct, 1165. [H.L.]; Human Rights Bill [H.L.]), 5 Nov, 307; Decommissioning of Arms: 7th (Education (Student Loans) Bill; Supreme Court (OYces) Bill), 26 Nov, 369; Papers (by command):14 Oct, 233. 8th (Deregulation (Licence Transfers) Order 1997), 26 Nov, 369; Deer (Scotland)Act 1996: 9th (Teaching and Higher Education Bill Papers (per Act):24 July, 201. [H.L.]; Local Government (Experimental Arrangements) Bill [H.L.]; Greater Defence: London Authority (Referendum) Bill; Crime and Disorder Bill [H.L.]; National Motion to take note; after debate, agreed to, Lottery Bill [H.L.]); Deregulation (Taxis 6 Nov, 311; and Private Hire Vehicles Order 1998), 17 Papers (by command):3 June, 56; 27 Oct, Dec, 415; 275; 24 Nov, 359; 4 Dec, 389; 5 Mar, 628; 10th (Late Payment of Commercial Debts 29 Apr, 770; 8 July, 954; 23 July, 1029; 5 (Interest) Bill [H.L.]; Social Security Bill; Nov, 1200. Northern Ireland (Emergency Provisions) Bill; Welfare of Pigs (No. 2) Bill [H.L.]; Delegated Powers and Mental Health Amendment Bill [H.L.]), 14 Deregulation Committee Jan, 441; (formerly Delegated Powers 11th (Data Protection Bill [H.L.]; Bank of Scrutiny Committee): England Bill; European Communities [The bills, instruments and proposals for (Amendment) Bill), 4 Feb, 496; instruments covered by a report are listed 12th (Deregulation (Taxis and Private Hire after it, those bills in italics were commented Vehicles) Order 1998), 4 Feb, 496; on or drawn to the attention of the House in 13th (Deregulation (Deduction from Pay of a Report.] Union Subscriptions) Order 1998; Appointed; Lords named and to meet, 4 Deregulation (Methylated Spirits Sale by June, 62; Lord substituted, 4 Nov, 301. Retail) (Scotland) Order 1998), 25 Feb, Reports: 552; Special Report, 18 Nov, 1249; 14th (Electricity Generation Bill [H.L.], Lord Chancellor (Tenure of OYce) 1st (National Health Service (Private (Amendment) Bill, [H.L.]), 25 Feb, 552; Finance) Bill [H.L.]; Coordinated Universal Time Bill [H.L.]; Geneva 15th (National Minimum Wage Bill; Conventions (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; European Parliamentary Elections Bill; Pharmacists Bill [H.L.]; Wireless Community Care (Residential Telegraphy Bill [H.L.]; Special Accommodation) Bill; Pesticides Bill; Immigration Appeals Commission Bill Animal Health (Amendment) Bill; [H.L.]; Business Improvement Districts Criminal Justice (International Co- Bill [H.L.]; Referendums (Scotland and operation) (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; Wales) Bill), 9 June, 73; Prime Minister (Ecclesiastical Functions) Bill [H.L.]; Deregulation (Exchangeable 2nd (Education (Schools) Bill; Law OYcers Driving Licences) Order 1998), 1 Apr, 721; Bill [H.L.]), 18 June, 101; 16th (Fireworks Bill), 22 Apr, 754; 3rd (Firearms (Amendment) Bill; Plant Varieties Bill; Fossil Fuel Levy Bill [H.L.] 17th (School Standards and Framework Bill; Local Government (Contracts) Bill; Northern Ireland (Elections) Bill), 29 Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Apr, 771; (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; Local 18th (Government of Wales Bill; Public Government Finance (Supplementary Interest Disclosure Bill; Registered Credit Approvals) Bill), 9 July, 152; Establishments (Scotland) Bill; Road 3112011004 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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TraYc Reduction (National Targets) Bill), Denby (suing on his own behalf and 6 May, 783; on behalf of all other Members of Syndicate 700 and Syndicate 19th (Deregulation (Exchangeable Driving at loyd s for the years Licences) Order 1998; Deregulation 701 L ’ 1984 (Deduction from Pay of Union to 1990 inclusive)(Petitioners) v. Subscriptions) Order 1998), 13 May, 800; English and Scottish Maritime Insurance Company Limited and 20th (Regional Development Agencies Bill; others (Formerly M. J. Police (Northern Ireland) Bill; Building Marchant [Sued on his own Regulations (Energy Rating Information) behalf and on behalf of other (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; Sexual Orientation Discrimination Bill [H.L.]; Members of Syndicate 282, 283, Tax Credits (Initial Expenditure) Bill), 19 284 and 323 for the years 1984 May, 815; and 1985 inclusive] and others) (Respondents): 21st (Deregulation (Methylated Spirits Sale by Retail) (Scotland) Order 1998), 19 Petition for leave to appeal referred to May, 815; Appeal Committee, 6 Apr, 729; report, 8 June, 858. 22nd (Sea Fisheries (Shellfish) (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; Statute Law Repeals Bill Dentists Act 1984: [H.L.]), 15 June, 874; Papers (per Act):16 June, 91; 3 June, 847. 23rd (Deregulation (Taxis and Private Hire Vehicles) Order 1998; Deregulation epartment of the nvironment (Weights and Measures) Order 1998; D E , Deregulation (Pipe-lines) Order 1998), 17 Transport and the Regions: June, 885; Papers (by command):29 Oct, 1173. 24th (Scotland Bill), 24 June, 904; Dependent Territories,The: 25th (Northern Ireland (Sentences) Bill; Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Pensions (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]), 1 11 June, 83. July, 928;

26th (Deregulation (Exchangeable Driving Deputy Chairmen of Committees: Licences) Order 1998), 1 July, 928; L. TordoV appointed, nemine dissentiente, 27th (Landmines Bill; Private Hire Vehicles Principal Deputy Chairman, 14 May, 22; (London) Bill; Waste Minimisation Bill; panel of deputy chairmen appointed, 5 Criminal Appeal (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; June, 66. Deregulation (Occasional Licences) Order 1988), 15 July, 983; Deregulation (Deduction from Pay of Union Subscriptions)Order 28th (Deregulation (Weights and Measures) Order 1998), 22 July, 1016; 1998: Proposal laid and referred to DPDC, 18 Dec, 29th (Registration of Political Parties Bill; 419; reports from DPDC:14 Jan, 441; 25 Energy EYciency (No. 2) Bill [H.L.]), 30 Feb, 552; draft delivered for approval by July, 1065; resolution; referred to DPDC, 5 May, 780; report from DPDC, 13 May, 800; appro- 30th (Deregulation (Pipe-lines) Order 1998; ved, 19 June, 890. Deregulation (Occasional Licences) Order 1998), 30 July, 1065; Deregulation (Exchangeable 31st (Criminal Justice (Terrorism and Driving Licences)Order 1998: Conspiracy) Bill), 3 Sept, 1077; Proposal laid and referred to DPDC, 23 Mar, 687; proposal withdrawn, 24 Mar, 693; 32nd (Northern Ireland Bill; Scotland Bill; second proposal laid and referred to Competition Bill [H.L.]), 14 Oct, 1124; DPDC, 25 Mar, 698; reports from DPDC: 1 Apr, 721; 13 May, 800; draft delivered for 33rd (Hereditary Peerages (Election) Bill approval by resolution, 29 June, 916; [H.L.]; Human Rights Bill [H.L.]; report from DPDC, 1 July, 928; after Northern Ireland Bill), 28 Oct, 1165. debate, approved, 16 July, 994. 3112011004 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Deregulation Instruments and delivered for approval by resolution, 8 Proposals for Instruments: June, 858; report from DPDC, 17 June, 885; approved, 7 July, 947. See Deregulation (Deduction from Pay of Union Subscriptions)Order 1998; Deregulation (Weights and Deregulation (Exchangeable Driving Measures)Order 1998: Licences)Order 1998; Proposal laid and referred to DPDC, 1 June, Deregulation (Licence Transfers)Order 836; reports from DPDC:17 June, 885; 22 1997; July, 1016. Deregulation (Methylated Spirits Sale by Retail)(Scotland)Order 1998; Deregulation (Northern Ireland) De Souza (Petitioner) v.Automobile Order 1997; Association (Respondents): Deregulation (Occasional Licences) Order 1998; Petition for leave to appeal referred to Deregulation (Pipe-lines)Order 1998; Appeal Committee, 1 Dec, 378; report, 9 Deregulation (Taxis and Private Hire Mar, 634. Vehicles)Order 1998; Deregulation (Weights and Measures) evelopment of ural ales ct rder D R W A O 1998. 1976: Deregulation (Licence Transfers) Papers (per Act):7 July, 143; 18 July, 175; 23 Order 1997: Apr, 757; 7 July, 947; 17 July, 997. Draft instrument delivered for approval by resolution, 17 Nov, 339; report from Development of Tourism Act 1969: DPDC, 26 Nov, 362; approved, 22 Jan, Papers (per Act):11 June, 82; 19 June, 106; 14 463. July, 159; 22 July, 187; 23 July, 196; 31 July, 221; 27 Oct, 276; 20 Nov, 355; 1 Apr, Deregulation (Methylated Spirits 720; 7 July, 947; 14 July, 978; 15 July, 983; Sale by Retail)(Scotland)Order 16 July, 993; 23 July, 1030; 24 July, 1035; 1998: 28 July, 1049; 30 July, 1065. Proposal laid and referred to DPDC, 26 Jan, 467; report from DPDC, 25 Feb, 552; draft Devolution in Scotland and Wales: delivered for approval by resolution and Motion to take note; after debate, agreed to, referred to DPDC, 18 May, 811; report 30 July, 217. from DPDC, 19 May, 815; approved, 19 June, 890. Dholakia,Lord: eregulation orthern reland D (N I ) Introduced (life Peerage), 29 Oct, 286. Order 1997: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, iabetics 28 Oct, 281; after debate, approved, 4 D : Dec, 389. Unstarred question, 13 Mar, 662.

Deregulation (Occasional Licences) iana rincess of ales memorial rder D ,P W , O 1998: garden: Proposal laid and referred to DPDC, 13 July, 966; reports from DPDC:15 July, 983; 30 Unstarred question, 2 Nov, 1179. July, 1065. Digital Equipment Company Limited Deregulation (Pipe-lines)Order (Respondents) v.Hampshire 1998: County Council (Petitioners): Proposal laid and referred to DPDC, 15 Report, 19 June, 105. June, 873; reports from DPDC:17 June, 885; 30 July, 1065. Dingley (A.P.) (Appellant) v.Chief Deregulation (Taxis and Private Constable of Strathclyde Police Hire Vehicles)Order 1998: (Respondent): Proposal laid and referred to DPDC, 9 Dec, Appeal presented; legal aid certificate, 5 Oct, 393; report from DPDC, 4 Feb, 496; draft 1081; extension of time, 16 Nov, 1233. 3112011004 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Director of Public Prosecutions Dispensing Order of 19th December (Appellant) v.Jackson (A.P.) 1881: espondent n ppeal from a (R )(O A Papers (per Statutory Instrument):19 May, Divisional Court of the Queen’s 38; 26 June, 122; 23 June, 897. Bench Division): Appeal presented, 18 Dec, 418; legal aid certi- Dispensing Warrant of 27th ficate, 12 Jan, 424; petition for appeals to ctober be conjoined; ordered as prayed; 19 Feb, O 1884: 538; set down for hearing and referred to Papers (per Statutory Instrument):26 June, Appellate Committee, 23 Mar, 686; judg- 122; 23 June, 897. ment, 29 July, 1057.

Director of Public Prosecutions Divisions: (Respondent) v.Heywood [Note. The first figure appearing in each (Petitioner): bracket denotes the number of Lords voting Content, the second figure, those voting Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Not-Content.] with the Administration of Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, Statutory Instruments: 225; report, 18 Dec, 418. Beef Bones Regulations 1997: Director of Public Prosecutions Motion for resolution:(207-97), 27 Jan, (Respondent) v.Jones and 472-4; another (Appellants)(On Appeal Conditional Fee Agreements Order 1998: from a Divisional Court of the ueen s ench ivision Amdt to motion to approve, (24-55), 23 July, Q ’ B D ): 1033-4; Petition for extension of time in which to lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Social Security(Lone Parents) (Amendment) accordance with the Administration of Regulations 1997: Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- mittee, 6 Oct, 225; reports:9 Dec, 393; 14 Annulment Resolution:(48-100), 4 Nov, Jan, 441; appeal presented, 10 Feb, 515; set 301-2. down for hearing and referred to Appellate Motions: Committee, 5 Oct, 1084. Ceremonyof Introduction Committee : Disability: Motion to agree report, (98-150), 30 Apr, Papers (by command):21 July, 1008. 775-7; House of Lords’ OYces Committee: isability benefits D : Amdt to motion to agree 6th Report, (148- Unstarred question, 26 Feb, 556. 142), 22 July, 1017-8; Amdt to motion to agree 7th Report, (52- Disability Discrimination Act 1995: 190), 18 Nov, 1250-1; Papers (per Act):22 July, 188; 9 Mar, 635; 29 Procedure Committee: July, 1059; 12 Oct, 1110-1; 22 Oct, 1148. Amdt to motion to agree 4th Report, (115- Disabled Persons (Services, 145), 16 Nov, 1234-6. Consultation and See also: epresentation ct R )A 1986: European Communities (Amendment) Bill. Papers (per Act):4 Dec, 389; 2 Mar, 612. Public Bills: Disarmament: Bank of England Bill: Papers (by command):30 July, 216. Report:(48-78) (93-90), 23 Mar, 688-90; Competition Bill [HL]: ispensing rder of th anuary D O 14 J Report:(121-93), 9 Feb, 511-12; 1922: 3a:(138-81) (22-92), 5 Mar, 629-31; Papers (per Statutory Instrument):26 June, 122; 23 June, 897. HC amdts:(87-116), 20 Oct, 1139-40; 3112011004 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Crime and Disorder Bill [HL]: Local Government Finance (Supplementary Credit Approvals) Bill: CWH:(45-107*), 10 Feb, 517-8; Report:(43-131) (40-120) (20-89) (20-76) (18- CWH:(109-126) (99-125), 14 Oct, 243-5; 70), 17 Mar, 670-4; (55-82) (32-105) (9-21), National LotteryBill [HL] : 19 Mar, 681-3; 3a:(114-105) (81-122) (50-69), 31 Mar, 714-7; Report:(71-82) (49-99), 9 Mar, 637-9; HC amdts:(66-127) (290*-122), 22 July, National Minimum Wage Bill: 1022-4; Report:(161-103), 20 July, 1002-4; Data Protection Bill [HL]: 3a:(42-110) (66-149), 27 July, 1040-3; 3a:(134-99), 24 Mar, 694-5; Northern Ireland Bill: Education (Schools) Bill: Report:(127-90) (49-92), 17 July, 172-4; Report:(118-146), 10 Nov, 1214-5; (104- 160), 11 Nov, 1220-1; European Communities (Amendment) Bill: Northern Ireland (EmergencyProvisions) Bill : Motion to adjourn 2a debate:(40-115), 16 Feb, 529-30; Report:(69-132), 26 Mar, 703-4; Report:(76-138), 12 May, 796-7; (160-108) Northern Ireland (Sentences) Bill: (78-97) (39-67), 14 May, 805-8; CWH:(79-171), 6 July, 942-3; 3a:(70-90) (59-97) (50-100) (47-89), 21 May, 828-32; 3a:(156-213), 22 July, 1019-21; European ParliamentaryElections Bill : Referendums (Scotland and Wales) Bill: CWH:(73-89) (67-110), 24 June, 905-7; CWH:(91-131) (101-94), 3 July, 138-140; Report:(114-125) (28-122), 12 Oct, 1111-3; Report:(149-132) (66-119) (67-99), 21 July, 3a:(165-140), 20 Oct, 1137-8; 180-3; (107-134) (91-111), 22 July, 188-191; HC amdts:(221-145), 4 Nov, 1196-8; (237- Regional Development Agencies Bill: 194), 12 Nov, 1226-8; (261-198), 17 Nov, 1241-4; (212-183), 18 Nov, 1252-4; CWH:(81-98) (63-81) (13-34), 7 Oct, 11 01-3; Firearms (Amendment) Bill: Road TraYc Reduction (National Targets) Report:(120*-101) (90-77) (59-68), 16 Oct, Bill: 255-8; Report:(28-72), 24 June, 907; 3a:(19-81), 27 Oct, 276-7; School Standards and Framework Bill: HC amdts:(36-161) (20-151), 11 Nov, 322-5; CWH:(53-110), 19 May, 816-7; (45-51) (16- Government of Wales Bill: 43), 1 June, 837-9; (119-104) (21-61), 4 CWH:(34-96), 2 June, 842-3; June, 851-3; (49-82), 10 June, 866-7; (110- 139) (114-113) (64-150), 16 June, 878-82; Report:(106-120) (113-94), 1 July, 929-31; (73-113) (39-82), 9 July, 959-61; Report:(96-146) (74-131) (86-140) (69-86), a 30 June, 920-5; (95-91) (159-81) (17-39), 2 3 :(150-140) (60-132) (65-88), 15 July, 984-7; July, 935-8; (72-121), 7 July, 950-1; Greater London Authority(Referendum) Bill : 3a:(173-104) (111-134) (33-115) (91-130) (41- CWH:(128-122) (100-170) (71-140) (29-102), 117), 13 July, 967-73; 13 Jan, 432-7; Scotland Bill: Report:(111-104) (33-116), 29 Jan, 482-4; CWH:(59-85), 14 July, 978-9; (34-70) (28- Human Rights Bill [HL]: 59), 16 July, 994-5; (44-29) (18-37), 21 July, CWH:(64-110), 27 Nov, 374-5; 1009-10; (84-126) (58-79) (26-60), 23 July, 1030-4; (43-81) (45-88) (15-37), 27 July, Report:(32-176) (82-93), 19 Jan, 449-52; (14- 1043-5; (136-119) (99-83) (31-48), 28 July, 63), 29 Jan, 484; 1050-3; (92-115) (21-46), 6 Oct, 1094-6; 3a:(72-153) (168-130*) (57-109) (46-71) (28- 77), 5 Feb, 502-7; Report:(90-132) (103-94) (74-83) (26-105), 22 Oct, 1148-53; (40-85) (38-85) (34-71) HC amdts:(109-48), 29 Oct, 1175; (21-69) (15-53), 28 Oct, 1166-70; (144-108) (46-95) (37-87), 2 Nov, 1180-3; (103-167) * Discrepancy between Tellers’ figures and recorded names. (70-127) (70-131), 3 Nov, 1187-91; 3112011005 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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3a:(99-113) (85-134) (47-114) (42-103), 9 Drug Trafficking Act 1994: Nov, 1206-11; HC amdts:(53-119), 17 Nov, 1244-5; Papers (per Act):3 June, 56; 12 Jan, 425. Social SecurityBill : CWH:(121-38), 6 Apr, 731-2; Drugs: Report:(34-100), 20 Apr, 747-8; (42-80) (33- Papers (by command):15 Oct, 249; 27 Apr, 70) (64-65), 23 Apr, 758-60; 763; a 3 :(146-115), 7 May, 787-9; Unstarred question, 9 Dec, 394. Teaching and Higher Education Bill [HL]: Report:(96-110) (143-102) (134-89) (63-73), Duchies of Lancaster and 2 Mar, 613-8; Cornwall (Accounts)Act 1838: 3a:(137-112) (69-104) (37-106) (168-99) (66- Papers (per Act):19 June, 106; 24 July, 202; 96) (56-87), 10 Mar, 644-51; 23 June, 897; 21 July, 1008. HC amendments:(105-132) (212-89), 23 June, 898-901; (319-108), 7 July, 948-50; Duckwari plc (Respondents) v. Welfare of Pigs (No. 2) Bill [HL]: Offerventure Limited and Dilatory amendment to motion for 2a:(52- another (Petitioners): 23), 26 Jan, 468. Y Petition for leave to appeal referred to Insu ciency of Tellers: Appeal Committee, 8 June, 857; report, 16 Competition Bill [HL],3a, (Tellers for the July, 991. Contents not appointed), 5 Mar, 629; Crime and Disorder Bill [HL], Report, Dun &Bradstreet Software (Tellers for the Not-Contents not Services (England)Limited and appointed), 19 Mar, 681. others (Petitioners) v.Provident utual ife ssurance Dixon,Lord: M L A Association and others Introduced (life Peerage), 17 June, 94. (Respondents): Docker and others (A.P.) Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Petitioners) v.Chief Constable Appeal Committee, 8 July, 146; report, 13 of West Midlands Police Jan, 431. (Respondents): Dunbar Bank plc (Respondents) v. Petition for leave to appeal referred to adeem and another Appeal Committee; legal aid certificates, N 15 June, 873; 18 June, 887. (Petitioner): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Dollar Land (Cumbernauld) Appeal Committee, 20 July, 1000; report, Limited (Original Appellants 26 Oct, 1156. and Cross-Respondents) v. C.I.N. Properties Limited (Original Dunleath,Lord: Respondents and Cross- Sat first in Parliament, 3 Mar, 620. Appellants): Judgment, 16 July, 990. Dunmore,Earl of: Double Taxation: Sat first in Parliament, 9 Nov, 1205. Papers (by command):14 May, 24; 21 May, 46; 11 June, 82; 14 Oct, 233; 3 Nov, 295; 10 Dyslexia: Nov, 315; 17 Nov, 338; 12 Jan, 424; 17 June, 884; 1 July, 927; 5 Oct, 1085; 21 Oct, Unstarred question, 15 Dec, 407. 1143; 26 Oct, 1157. Eastbourne Town Radio Cars D’Oyly Carte Opera Company: Association (Petitioners) v. Unstarred question, 1 Apr, 721. Commissioners of Customs and Excise (Respondents): rug buse in cotland D A S : Petition for leave to appeal referred to Unstarred question, 10 June, 78. Appeal Committee, 8 June, 857. 3112011005 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Ecclesiastical Committee: 1074; 14 Oct, 1123; 27 Oct, 1161; 3 Nov, 1186; 5 Nov, 1201; 10 Nov, 1213; 16 Nov, Appointed; Lords named, 25 Mar, 699. 1233. Reports: 211th report (National Institutions Education Act 1997: Measure), 2 June, 842; Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 237; 24 Mar, 693; 25 212th report (Cathedrals Measure), 19 Oct, June, 911; 29 June, 916; 7 July, 947; 5 1132. Oct, 1086.

Ecclesiastical Fees Measure 1986: Education and Libraries: Papers (per Measure):31 July, 220; 15 July, Papers (by command):30 July, 216. 982. ducation ees and wards ct conomic and iscal trategy E (F A )A E F S : 1983: Motion for approval; after debate, agreed to, Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 235, 236; 3 Sept, 28 July, 1050. 1073; 5 Oct, 1088. Economic Co-operation and Education (Grammar School Development: Ballots)Regulations 1998: Papers (by command):19 May, 37. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, conomic rospects of the ation 21 Oct, 1143; report, 3 Nov, 1186; after E P N : debate, approved, 13 Nov, 1230. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 3 Dec, 386. Education in Northern Ireland: Education: Unstarred question, 24 Feb, 548. Papers (by command):30 June, 125; 7 July, Education (Northern Ireland) 143; 8 July, 147; 10 July, 155; 22 July, 187; rder 22 Oct, 266; 27 Oct, 275; 29 Jan, 480; 25 O 1998: Feb, 551; 2 Apr, 726; 11 May, 791; 5 Oct, Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 8 1084; 18 Nov, 1248. June, 858; after debate, approved, 10 July, 963. Education Act 1962: Papers (per Act):18 July, 175; 28 Jan, 477; 7 Education Reform Act 1988: May, 787; 3 Sept, 1074. Papers (per Act):7 July, 143; 9 July, 151; 14 Oct, 236, 229; 16 Mar, 665; 18 May, 811; 25 Education Act 1992: June, 911; 1 July, 928. Papers (per Act):28 Jan, 477. Education (Schools)Act 1997: Education Act 1993: Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 235; 1 July, 928; 16 Papers (per Act):14 July, 159. July, 992; 3 Sept, 1073.

Education Act 1994: Education (Schools)Bill: Papers (per Act):9 June, 72; 24 July, 201; 14 From HC; 1a, 11 June, 82; report from Oct, 238; 10 Nov, 316; 5 Feb, 501; 11 May, DPDC, 18 June, 101; after debate, 2a; com- 792; 27 July, 1040; 3 Sept, 1075. mitted to CWH, 24 June, 114; CWH; reported without amendment, 10 July, 156; Education Act 1996: report received, amendment made, 17 July, 171; 3a; after debate, passed; returned HC Papers (per Act):14 May, 24; 3 June, 56; 11 with an amendment, 23 July, 196; from HC June, 82; 7 July, 143; 9 July, 151; 24 July, with amendment disagreed to with reason; 202; 14 Oct, 233, 234-5, 236, 237, 239, 240; HC reason considered; HL amendment 6 Nov, 311; 10 Nov, 316; 19 Nov, 349; 26 not insisted on, 24 July, 202; RA, 31 July, Nov, 369; 10 Dec, 398; 12 Jan, 424; 20 Jan, 222. 455; 9 Feb, 510; 26 Feb; 9 Mar, 635; 11 Mar, 655; 24 Mar, 693; 25 Mar, 698; 27 ducation cotland ct Mar, 705; 14 May, 804; 18 May, 811; 19 E (S )A 1980: May, 815; 24 June, 903; 1 July, 928; 7 July, Papers (per Act):14 May, 25; 7 Jul y, 143; 24 946; 20 July, 1001; 28 July, 1049; 30 July, Nov, 360; 26 Nov, 369; 9 July, 958; 3 1065; 31 July, 1067; 3 Sept, 1072, 1073, Sept, 1074. 3112011005 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Education (Scotland)Act 1996: Electricity Generation Bill [H.L.]: Papers (per Act):5 Nov, 301. Presented; 1a, 19 Feb, 539; report from DPDC, 25 Feb, 552; after debate, 2a; com- Education (Student Loans)Act mitted to CWH, 13 Mar, 662; order of commitment discharged, 27 Mar, 706; 3a; 1990: passed; sent HC, 6 Apr, 731. Papers (per Act):10 July, 155; 11 Dec, 402; 9 Feb, 510; 13 July, 966; 3 Sept, 1074. EMI Group Electronics Limited (formerly known as Thorn EMI ducation tudent oans ct E (S L )A Electronics Limited) 1998: (Petitioners) v.Coldicott (Her Papers (per Act):16 Feb, 528. Majesty’s Inspector of Taxes) (Respondent): ducation tudent oans ill E (S L )B : Petition for leave to appeal in accordance From HC; 1a, 4 Nov, 301; report from with Part II of the Administration of Jus- DPDC, 26 Nov, 369; after debate, 2a; com- tice Act 1968 referred to Appeal Commit- mitted to CWH, 2 Dec, 383; CWH, repor- tee, 24 Nov, 358; report, 25 Mar, 698. ted without amendment, 16 Dec, 412; report received, 13 Jan, 432; 3a; passed; Employers’Liability (Compulsory RA, 27 Jan, 472. Insurance)Act 1969: Education (Student Loans) Papers (per Act):27 Oct, 1161. (Scotland)Regulation 1998: Employment: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 17 July, 997; report, 21 July, 1009; appro- Papers (by command):9 June, 72; 21 July, ved, 27 July, 1040. 178; 25 July, 203; 11 Mar, 654; 21 May, 827. ducation tudent upport E (S S ) Employment Act 1988: Regulations 1998: Papers (per Act):9 Feb, 510; 10 June, 865. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 17 July, 997; report, 21 July, 1009; after mployment rotection ct debate, approved, 27 July, 1040. E P A 1975: Papers (per Act):11 Dec, 403; 30 July, 1065. Effort Shipping Company Limited (Respondents) v.Linden Employment Rights Act 1996: Management SA and others Papers (per Act):18 Feb, 536; 10 Mar, 642. (Appellants): mployment ights ispute Judgment, 22 Jan, 462. E R (D Resolution)Act 1998: El Naschie and another Papers (per Act):1 June, 837. (Petitioners) v.Pitt Place (Epsom)Limited (Respondents): Employment Rights (Dispute esolution ill Petition for leave to appeal referred to R )B [H.L.]: Appeal Committee, 3 June, 846; report, 30 Presented; 1a, 9 July, 152; report from July, 1064. DPDC, 23 July, 196; after debate, 2a; com- mitted to CWH, 25 July, 204; CWH, Electoral Law Act (Northern amendments made; reported with reland amendments, 21 Oct, 262; report received; I ) 1962: amendments made, 20 Nov, 355; 3a, Papers (per Act):9 Dec, 394. amendments and a privilege amendment made; after debate, passed; sent HC, 13 Electoral Reform: Jan, 432; from HC agreed to with a privi- lege amendment; privilege amendment Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, agreed to, 30 Mar, 710; RA, 8 Apr, 739. 25 June, 118. Papers (by command):29 Oct, 1173. Employment Rights (Increase of Limits)Order 1998: lectricity ct E A 1989: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Papers (per Act):3 June, 61; 4 June, 57; 17 18 Feb, 535; report, 24 Feb, 548; approved, June, 885; 27 July, 1039; 5 Oct, 1088. 27 Mar, 706. 3112011005 18-12-00 15:48:42 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Empress Car Company (Abertillery) Equal Opportunities in Companies: Limited (Appellants) v.National Unstarred question, 4 Dec, 389. Rivers Authority (Respondents) (On Appeal from a Divisional Equal Pay Act 1970: ourt of the ueen s ench C Q ’ B Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 237. Division): Reports:3 June, 55; 18 June, 101; appeal pre- Equal Pay Act (Northern Ireland) sented, 24 June, 113; set down for hearing 1970: and referred to Appellate Committee, 6 Oct, 225; judgment; 5 Feb, 500. Papers (per Act):31 Mar, 713. rskine ridge olls ct Energy: E B T A 1968: Papers (per Act):20 Oct, 1136. Papers (by command):5 Oct, 1084; 8 Oct, 1107. Esso Petroleum Company Limited nergy fficiency o ill (Respondents) v.Milton E E (N .2)B ppellant [H.L.]: (A ): Presented; 1a, 29 July, 1059; report from Reports:10 June, 77; 30 June, 125; appeal DPDC, 30 July, 1065. presented, 14 July, 158. ehicles imited espondents Energy policy: ETS V L (R ) v.Fargate Developments Limited Unstarred question, 4 June, 851. (Petitioners): Energy supply: Report, 2 Feb, 487. Unstarred question, 14 Jan, 442. European Communities: Papers (by command):16 June, 91; 14 Oct, Enterprise and New Towns 232; 15 Oct, 249; 29 Oct, 286; 24 Nov, 359; (Scotland)Act 1990: 26 Nov, 369; 22 Apr, 754; 17 July, 997; 28 Papers (per Act):14 July, 159; 16 July, 167; 14 Oct, 1165; 12 Nov, 1225. July, 977; 20 July, 1001; 22 July, 1016. European Communities Act 1972: Environment: Papers (per Act):14 May, 24, 25, 26, 27; 3 June, 56; 10 June, 77; 23 June, 110; 10 July, Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 155; 16 July, 167; 18 July, 175; 21 July, 179; 5 Nov, 307; 30 July, 217; 31 July, 220; 14 Oct, 233, 234, Papers (by command):14 May, 24; 18 June, 235, 236, 238, 239, 240; 22 Oct, 67; 27 Oct, 101; 31 July, 220; 13 Feb, 526; 30 July, 275; 28 Oct, 282; 11 Nov, 321; 13 Nov, 334; 1064; 5 Oct, 1084; 6 Oct, 1093; 22 Oct, 20 Nov, 355; 26 Nov, 369; 3 Dec, 386; 4 1148; 16 Nov, 1233. Dec, 389; 9 Dec, 393; 10 Dec, 398; 17 Dec, 414; 18 Dec, 420; 12 Jan, 424, 425, 426; 20 Environment Act 1995: Jan, 455; 22 Jan, 463; 26 Jan, 467; 29 Jan, 480; 2 Feb, 488; 4 Feb, 496; 12 Feb, 524; 27 Papers (per Act):9 June, 73; 25 July, 204; 28 Feb, 608; 11 Mar, 655; 23 Mar, 687; 24 July, 207; 16 Dec, 410; 28 July, 1049; 10 Mar, 693; 30 Mar, 709; 6 Apr, 730; 7 Apr, Nov, 1214. 736; 9 Apr, 742; 20 Apr, 746; 28 Apr, 766; 29 Apr, 771; 7 May, 787; 11 May, 791; 12 Environmental Protection Act May, 795; 13 May, 800; 1 June, 835-6, 837; 1990: 4 June, 850; 5 June, 854; 9 June, 862; 10 June, 865; 19 June, 889; 23 June, 897; 24 Papers (per Act):15 July, 163; 21 July, 179; 29 June, 903; 30 June, 919; 7 July, 947; 8 July, July, 212; 14 Oct, 238; 27 Oct, 275; 25 Nov, 954; 16 July, 992; 23 July, 1029; 27 July, 365; 12 Jan, 424; 26 Feb, 556; 9 Mar, 635; 1039; 30 July, 1064; 31 July, 1067; 3 Sept, 11 Mar, 655; 23 Mar, 687; 6 Apr, 730; 8 1075, 1076; 5 Oct, 1086, 1087, 1089; 11 Apr, 740; 8 July, 955; 20 July, 1002; 23 Nov, 1219; 19 Nov, 1256. July, 1030; 31 July, 1067; 12 Nov, 1225. European Communities (Amendment) Environmental Technology and Bill: ervices S : From HC; 1a, 20 Jan, 455; report from Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, DPDC, 4 Feb, 496; motion for 2a, a debate 14 Jan, 442. having arisen, moved that the debate be 3112011005 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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adjourned; after debate, the motion was 17th (Sustainable Landfill), 17 Mar, 669; disagreed to on division; debate on the ori- after debate, noted on motion, 13 Oct, ginal motion resumed and agreed to; com- 1117; mitted to CWH, 16 Feb, 529; CWH, 12 Mar, 660; 24 Mar, 693; 26 Mar, 703; 27 18th (CAP reform in Agenda 2000, The Apr, 763; CWH; reported without amend- transition to competition:measures for ment, 28 Apr, 767; report received, 12 rural development and the rural May, 796; further considered on report; environment), 17 Mar, 669; after debate, amendment made, 14 May, 805; 3a, after noted on motion, 18 May, 812; debate, passed; returned HC with amend- 19th (The EC Chocolate Directive), 17 Mar, ment, 21 May, 828; from HC with amend- 669; after debate, noted on motion, 30 ment disagreed to with a reason, 10 June, Apr, 775; 866; HL amendment not insisted upon; RA, 11 June, 870. 20th (Evidence by the Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth OYce, on the Luxembourg European Council and the European Communities Committee: Programme for the United Kingdom Appointed; Lords named and to meet, 3 Presidency), 17 Mar, 669; June, 57; Lords appointed, 18 Dec, 413. 21st (Defining the “Schengen Acquis”), 17 Reports: Mar, 669; 1st (Europol:Confidentiality Regulations), 22nd (Acquired Rights Revisited), 28 Apr, 17 June, 96; 766; 2nd (Community Environmental Law: 23rd (Aid to Shipbuilding), 12 May, 796; Making it Work), 1 July, 130; noted on 24th (European Central Bank), 2 June, 842; motion, 11 Nov, 322; after debate, noted on motion, 13 Oct, 3rd (The Amsterdam Treaty), 22 July, 188; 1117; 4th (The European Ombudsman), 22 July, 25th (The Court of First Instance:Single 188; Judge), 9 June, 862; 5th (Brussels II:the draft Convention on 26th (The Community Patent and the Patent jurisdiction, recognition and enforcement System in Europe), 9 June, 862; of judgments in matrimonial matters), 22 July, 188; 27th (Student Mobility in the European Community), 9 June, 862; after debate, 6th (Enhancing Parliamentary Scrutiny of noted on motion, 29 Oct, 1174; the Third Pillar), 31 July, 221; 28th (Taxation and Competition Policy in the 7th (EU Gas Directive), 18 Nov, 344; after Single Market), 9 June, 862; debate, noted on motion, 2 Dec, 383; 29th (Europol:Third Country Rules), 21 8th (Community Water Policy), 18 Nov, 344; July, 1009; noted on motion, 6 Nov, 1202; 9th (Evidence by the Minister of State, Y 30th (The Reform of the Structural Funds Foreign and Commonwealth O ce, on the and the Cohesion Fund), 28 July, 1049; Amsterdam Treaty), 25 Nov, 365; 31st (Incorporating the Schengen Acquis into 10th (The Financial Consequences of the European Union), 28 July, 1049; after Enlargement), 25 Nov, 365; after debate, debate, noted on motion, 6 Nov, 1202; noted on motion, 4 Dec, 389; 32nd (Airline Competition), 17 Nov, 1239; 11th (Correspondence with Ministers), 20 Jan, 455; 33rd (Partnership and Trust:The Tacis 12th (Evidence by the Minister of State, Programme), 17 Nov, 1239. Home OYce, on the United Kingdom Reports from Session 1996—97 noted on Presidency Work Programme on Justice motion: and Home AVairs), 3 Feb, 492; 1st (Freedom of Access to Information on the 13th (Europol:Joint Supervisory Body), 17 Environment), 11 Nov, 322; Feb, 533; 7th (Community Railway Strategy), 12 14th (Mutual Assistance in Criminal June, 88; Matters), 17 Feb, 533; after debate, noted on motion, 7 May, 787; 10th (Consumer Guarantees), 10 June, 78; 15th (Dealing with the Third Pillar:The 11th (Reducing Disparities within the Government’s Perspective), 17 Feb, 533; European Union:the E Vectiveness of the Structural and Cohesion Funds), 14 July, 16th (Blood Alcohol Levels for Drivers), 17 160; Mar, 669; after debate, noted on motion, 6 May, 784; 13th (EC Tobacco Regime), 9 June, 74. 3112011005 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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European Communities (Definition European Communities (Definition of Treaties)(Euro- of Treaties)(Partnership and Co- Mediterranean Agreement operation Agreement between Establishing an Association the European Communities and between the European their Member States and the Communities and their Member Republic of Armenia)Order States and the Kingdom of 1997: orocco rder M )O 1997: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 18 Nov, 344; report, 25 Nov, 365; after Draft delivered for approval by resolution, debate, approved en bloc, 9 Mar, 637. 23 June, 110; report, 1 July, 130; after debate, approved en bloc, 8 July, 148. European Communities (Definition of Treaties)(Partnership and Co- operation greement between European Communities (Definition A the uropean ommunities and of Treaties)(European Police E C their ember tates and the Office)Order 1997: M S Republic of Azerbaijan)Order Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 1997: 19 Nov, 349; report, 25 Nov, 366; after debate, approved en bloc, 15 Dec, 407. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 18 Nov, 343; report, 25 Nov, 365; after debate, approved en bloc, 9 Mar, 637.

European Communities (Definition uropean ommunities efinition of reaties ramework E C (D T )(F of Treaties)(Partnership and Co- Cooperation Agreement between operation greement between the uropean ommunity and its A E C the European Communities and Member States and the Republic their ember tates and the of hile rder M S C )O 1997: Republic of Slovenia)Order Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 1997: 23 June, 110; report, 1 July, 130; after Draft delivered for approval by resolution, debate, approved en bloc, 8 July, 148. 18 Nov, 344; report, 25 Nov, 366; after debate, approved en bloc, 9 Mar, 637.

European Communities (Definition European Communities (Definition of Treaties)(Inter-regional of Treaties)(Partnership and Co- Framework Co-operation operation Agreement between Agreement between the the European Communities and European Community and its their Member States and the Member States and the Southern Republic of Uzbekistan)Order Common Market and its Party 1997: tates rder S )O 1997: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 18 Nov, 343; report, 25 Nov, 365; after 23 June, 110; report, 1 July, 130; after debate, approved en bloc, 9 Mar, 636. debate, approved en bloc, 8 July, 148. European Communities (Immunities and Privileges of the European European Communities (Definition Police Office)Order 1997: of Treaties)(Partnership and Co- Draft delivered for approval by resolution, operation Agreement between 19 Nov, 349; report, 25 Nov, 366; after the European Communities and debate, approved en bloc, 15 Dec, 407. their Member States and Georgia)Order 1997: European Convergence Criteria: Deficit Assessment: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 18 Nov, 343; report, 25 Nov, 365; after Motion for approval; after debate, agreed to, debate, approved en bloc, 9 Mar, 636. 17 July, 171. 3112011005 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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European Court of Human Rights: Examiner of Petitions for Private Unstarred question, 13 July, 967. Bills: Mr W.A. Proctor appointed in place of Mr European Parliament (Pay and R.J. Willoughby, 19 May, 38. Pensions)Act 1979: Exchequer and Audit Act Papers (per Act):14 May, 27. (Northern Ireland) 1921: European Parliamentary Elections Papers (per Statutory Instrument):16 July, Act 1978: 167; 17 July, 171; 23 July, 196; 24 July, 201, 202; 20 July, 1001; 21 July, 1008; 23 July, Papers (per Act):23 Mar, 687; 20 Oct, 1136. 1029; 29 July, 1059; 30 July, 1065.

European Parliamentary Elections Exchequer and Audit Departments Bill: Act 1866: From HC; 1a, 13 Mar, 662; report from Papers (per Act):14 May, 28; 27 Apr, 763; 27 DPDC, 1 Apr, 721; after debate, 2a; com- July, 1039. mitted to CWH, 9 Apr, 742; CWH, 24 June, 904; CWH; reported without amend- Exchequer and Audit Departments ment, 25 June, 912; report received, 12 Oct, Act 1921: 1111; 3a, amendments made; passed; retur- ned HC with amendments, 20 Oct, 1136; Papers (per Act):10 July, 155; 14 July, 159; 15 from HC disagreed to with reasons, 28 Oct, July, 163; 16 July, 167; 17 July, 171; 22 1165; HC reasons considered; HL July, 187; 23 July, 196; 24 July, 201, 202; 25 amendments insisted upon; C’ttee appoin- July, 204; 28 July, 207; 29 July, 212; 30 ted to propose a reason; C’ttee report July, 217; 31 July, 221; 14 Oct, 241; 5 Nov, agreed to; returned HC with reasons, 4 306; 10 Nov, 316; 12 Nov, 329; 3 Dec, 386; Nov, 1195; from HC disagreed to with an 11 Dec, 402; 22 Jan, 463; 29 Jan, 481; 2 amendment in lieu, 11 Nov, 1220; HC Feb, 488; 3 Feb, 492; 17 Mar, 669; 7 July, amendment considered; HL amendments 947; 9 July, 958; 14 July, 977-8; 16 July, insisted upon; C’ttee appointed to propose 992; 17 July, 997; 20 July, 1001; 21 July, a reason; C’ttee report agreed to; returned 1008; 23 July, 1029; 27 July, 1039; 28 July, HC with a reason; 12 Nov, 1225; from HC 1049; 29 July, 1058; 30 July, 1064-5; 19 Oct, disagreed to and with HC amendments 1131; 20 Oct, 1136. insisted on; with amendment in lieu not insisted on but with a further amendment Explosives Act 1875: in lieu; HL amendments insisted upon; C’ttee appointed to propose a reason; Papers (per Act):24 Mar, 693. C’ttee report agreed to; returned HC with a reason, 17 Nov, 1240; 18 Nov, 1250. Export and Investment Guarantees Act 1991: European Union: Papers (per Act):9 Mar, 636; 30 July, 1065. Papers (by command):14 May, 24; 2 June, 841. Export sales: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Europol: 1 Apr, 721. Papers (by command):14 Oct, 233. Exports: Euthanasia: Papers (by command):1 July, 928. Unstarred question, 6 May, 784. Extradition: Evans of Parkside,Lord: Papers (by command):14 Oct, 233, 241; 19 Jan, 448. Introduced (life Peerage), 12 June, 87. Extradition Act 1989: Evans of Watford,Lord: Papers (per Act):14 May, 28; 14 Oct, 233; 10 Introduced (life Peerage), 20 Oct, 1136. Nov, 316; 23 Feb, 544.

Evans (Petitioner) v.Motor Fair Trading Act 1973: nsurers ureau espondents I ’B (R ): Papers (per Act):19 June, 106; 17 July, 171; Petition for leave to appeal referred to 31 July, 221; 20 May, 823; 10 June, 866; 29 Appeal Committee, 26 Oct, 1155. June, 916; 3 Sept, 1072; 5 Oct, 1087. 3112011006 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Falconer of Thoroton,Lord: Finance Bill: Introduced (life Peerage), 15 May, 30. From HC (endorsed with Speakers’ certifi- cate); 1a, 30 July, 217; after debate, 2a; com- allon nquiry mittee negatived; SO 44 having been dis- F I : pensed with, 3a; passed, 31 July, 216; RA, Papers (by command):10 July, 962. 31 July, 222. [Cited as Finance (No. 2) Act 1997] Family Homes and Domestic Finance (No.2)Bill: Violence (Northern Ireland) Order 1997: From HC (endorsed with Speakers’ certifi- cate); 1a, 2 July, 934; after debate, 2a; com- Draft delivered for approval by resolution, mittee negatived; SO 44 having been sus- 11 Dec, 402; after debate, approved, 7 pended, 3a; passed, 29 July, 1060; RA, 31 Apr, 737. July, 1068. [Cited as Finance Act 1998] Family Law Act 1996: Financial Provisions (Northern Papers (per Act):31 July, 221. Ireland)Order 1998: arming in ales Draft delivered for approval by resolution, F W : 16 Dec, 410; after debate, approved, 5 Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Mar, 629. 11 Mar, 656. Financial Services Act 1986: Female circumcision: Papers (per Act):26 June, 122; 18 Dec, 420; Unstarred question, 10 Nov, 1214. 25 June, 911; 30 June, 919. inancial ervices ct ilms F S A 1986 F : (Extension of Scope of Act) Papers (by command):30 July, 1064. Order 1997: Delivered for approval by resolution, 27 Oct, Finance: 275; report, 4 Nov, 294; after debate, Papers (by command):19 June, 106; 2 July, approved, 20 Nov, 355. 133; 14 July, 159; 16 July, 166; 14 Oct, 233; 25 Nov, 365; 25 Feb, 551; 13 Mar, 662; 17 Financial Statement and Budget Mar, 669; 25 Mar, 698; 6 Apr, 730; 7 Apr, Report: 736; 9 Apr, 742; 29 Apr, 770; 20 May, 822; Motion to take note; after debate, agreed to, 10 June, 865; 11 June, 869; 19 June, 889; 14 23 Apr, 757. July, 977; 22 July, 1015; 24 July, 1035; 29 July, 1058; 5 Oct, 1084; 7 Oct, 1100; 12 Oct, 1110; 14 Oct, 1123; 3 Nov, 1186; 4 Nov, Fire Precautions Act 1971: 1195. Papers (per Act):29 July, 211.

Finance Act 1942: Fire regulations,Scotland: Papers (per Act):20 May, 42; 9 June, 862. Unstarred question, 15 June, 874.

Finance Act 1973: Fire Services: Papers (per Act):3 June, 56; 9 June, 72; 14 Papers (by command):12 Nov, 329; 28 Oct, Oct, 234; 12 Jan, 425; 11 May, 791. 1165; 4 Nov, 1195. Fire Services Act 1947: Finance Act 1980: Papers (per Act):9 June, 72; 17 July, 170-1; Papers (per Act):8 July, 147; 29 July, 1058. instruments laid on 17 July withdrawn, 22 July, 187; 25 July, 204; 14 Oct, 233, 239; 9 Finance Act 1993: Dec, 393; 20 Apr, 746. Papers (per Act):30 July, 217. Fire Services (Amendment) (Northern Ireland)Order 1998: Finance Act 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Papers (per Act):3 Nov, 1186. 12 May, 795; approved, 20 May, 824. 3112011006 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Firearms (Amendment)Act 1988: Fishery Limits Act 1976: Papers (per Act):29 July, 211; 23 July, 1029. Papers (per Act):3 July, 137.

Firearms (Amendment)Act 1997: Fishing Industry: Papers (per Act):19 June, 106. Unstarred question, 5 Oct, 1090.

Firearms (Amendment)Act 1997 Fishing Vessels (Decommissioning) Compensation Scheme: Scheme 1997: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 22 May, 51; withdrawn; second draft laid, 14 Oct, 240; report, 28 Oct, 282; after 3 June, 56; report, 5 June, 68; after debate, debate, approved, 13 Nov, 335. approved, 9 June, 74. Fitzpatrick (A.P.) (Appellant) v. Firearms (Amendment)Bill: Sterling Housing Association Limited (Respondents): From HC; 1a, 19 June, 107; after debate, 2a; Petition for leave to appeal referred to committed to CWH, 30 June, 126; report Appeal Committee, legal aid certificate; 12 from DPDC, 9 July, 152; CWH; reported Nov, 328; reports:10 Feb, 516; 6 Apr, 729; without amendment, 15 July, 163; report appeal presented, 20 Apr, 745; set down for received; amendments made, 16 Oct, 255; hearing and referred to Appellate Commit- 3a; after debate, passed; returned HC with tee, 1 June, 835. amendments, 27 Oct, 276; from HC with certain amendments disagreed to with rea- sons and the remaining amendment agreed Fletcher and others (Appellants) v. to; 4 Nov, 301; HC reasons considered; 2 Midland Bank plc motions that HL amendments be insisted (Respondents): upon disagreed to on divisions; amendments not insisted on, 11 Nov, 322; Appeal presented, 14 May, 23; security for RA, 27 Nov, 374. costs waived, 21 May, 46; extension of [Cited as Firearms (Amendment) (No. 2) Act time, 25 June, 117; set down for hearing 1997] and referred to Appellate Committee, 6 Oct, 225; petition for appeals to be conjoi- irearms mendment o ct ned; ordered as prayed; 14 Jan, 441; judg- F (A )(N .2)A ment; certain questions referred to Court 1997 Compensation Scheme: of Justice of the European Communities; Draft delivered for approval by resolution, further consideration adjourned sine die,5 27 Nov, 373; report, 2 Dec, 382; approved, Feb, 499-500. 16 Dec, 412. Fletcher Estates (Harlescott) Fireworks Bill: Limited (Appellants) v. ecretary of tate for the From HC; 1a, 23 Mar, 688; after debate, 2a; S S committed to CWH, 8 Apr, 740; report Environment and others from DPDC, 22 Apr, 754; CWH, 5 May, (Respondents): 780; CWH, amendments made; reported Appeal presented; petition that appeals be with amendments, 5 June, 855; report consolidated; ordered as prayed, 5 Oct, received, 19 June, 890; 3a; passed; returned 1080, 1084. HC with amendments, 29 June, 916. For further proceedings see Firstcity Insurance Group Limited Newell and others (Appellants)&c. and others (Respondents) v. Frizzell Group Limited Flood (A.P.) (Petitioner) v.Shand (Petitioners): Construction Limited and others (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 15 Dec, 405; report, 23 Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Feb, 543. red to Appeal Committee, 18 July, 175; legal aid certificate, 21 July, 178; report, 18 Fisheries Act 1981: Dec, 419. Papers (per Act):3 July, 137; 14 Oct, 234; 27 ood Oct, 275; 1 Dec, 379; 16 Feb, 528; 3 Sept, F : 1076. Papers (by command):14 Jan, 441. 3112011006 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Food Act 1984: Football Spectators Act 1989: Papers (per Act):14 Jan, 441; 20 Jan, 455; 2 Papers (per Act):10 July, 155; 21 Apr, 751; 20 Mar, 612. May, 823; 2 July, 934.

Food and Environment Protection Foreign Affairs: Act 1985: Papers (by command):14 May, 804. Papers (per Act):5 June, 65; 11 June, 82; 22 July, 187; 14 Oct, 241; 17 Nov, 339; 12 Jan, Foreign and Commonwealth 426; 20 Jan, 455; 17 Feb, 533; 23 July, 1030; Affairs: 3 Sept, 1075, 1076. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Food Protection (Emergency 28 Jan, 477. Prohibitions)(Dounreay Forestry: Nuclear Establishment)Order 1997: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 18 Feb, 536; Delivered for approval by resolution, 3 Nov, 295; report, 11 Nov, 322; approved, 24 Unstarred question, 29 Oct, 287. Nov, 361. Forestry Act 1967: Food Protection (Emergency Papers (per Act):5 Nov, 306; 10 Mar, 642. Prohibitions)(Oil and Chemical Pollution of Fish)Order 1997: Foskett (suing on his own behalf Delivered for approval by resolution, 22 Oct, and on behalf of all other 267; report, 28 Oct, 282; approved, 17 purchasers of plots of land at Nov, 339. Mount Eden,Herrado do Cerro Alto Diogo,Martins,Algarve, Food Protection (Emergency Portugal)(Original Appellant Prohibitions)(Paralytic and Cross-Respondent) v. Shellfish Poisoning)(No.2) McKeown (Original Respondent) Order 1998: and others (A.P.) (Original Delivered for approval by resolution, 1 July, Respondents and Cross- 928; report, 7 July, 947; approved, 23 Appellants): July, 1030. Petition for leave to appeal referred to ood rotection mergency Appeal Committee, 2 July, 133; reports:24 F P (E Nov, 359; 18 Dec, 418; appeal presented, Prohibitions)(Paralytic 12 Jan, 423; extension of time, 5 Mar, 628; Shellfish Poisoning)Order 1997: petition for leave to cross-appeal out of Draft delivered for approval by resolution, time referred to Appeal Committee; legal 24 June, 113; report, 1 July, 130; after aid certificates, 23 Mar, 686; extensions of debate, approved, 8 July, 148. time:7 Apr, 735; 6 May, 783; report, 21 May, 827; cross-appeal presented, 4 June, ood rotection mergency 850; original appeal and cross-appeal set F P (E down for hearing and referred to Appellate Prohibitions)(Paralytic Committee, 20 July, 1000. Shellfish Poisoning)Order 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 2 Fossil Fuel Levy Bill [H.L.]: June, 841; report, 9 June, 862; after debate, Presented; 1a, 26 June, 122; report from approved, 19 June, 890. DPDC, 9 July, 152; after debate, 2a; com- mitted to CWH, 18 July, 175; CWH; repor- Food Safety Act 1990: ted without amendment; report received, a Papers (per Act):3 June, 56; 5 June, 65; 16 16 Oct, 255; 3 ; passed; sent HC, 23 Oct, June, 91; 14 Oct, 236, 237, 238, 27 Oct, 275; 271; from HC agreed to, 11 Mar, 656; RA, 15 Dec, 406; 16 Dec, 410; 12 Jan, 424; 28 18 Mar, 677. Jan, 477; 26 Feb, 556; 10 Mar, 642; 8 Apr, 740; 21 May, 827; 1 June, 835; 5 June, 854; Frankland (Petitioner) v. 13 July, 966; 16 July, 992; 5 Oct, 1088, Commissioners of Inland Revenue 1089; 7 Oct, 1101; 20 Oct, 1136. (Respondents): ookes aroness Petition for leave to appeal referred to F ,B : Appeal Committee, 3 Dec, 385; report, 23 Introduced (life Peerage), 16 Oct, 254. Feb, 543. 3112011006 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Freedom of Information: Gaming Act 1968: Papers (by command):11 Dec, 402. Papers (per Act):14 May, 25; 10 July, 156; 14 Oct, 233, 237; 4 Mar, 624; 20 Apr, 746; 8 Freeman,Lord: July, 954; 5 Oct, 1085. Introduced (life Peerage), 6 Nov, 310. Gaming (Bingo)Act 1985: riend etitioner v ivil viation F (P ) .C A Papers (per Act):4 Mar, 624; 5 Oct, 1085. Authority and others (Respondents): Garel-Jones,Lord: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 15 Introduced (life Peerage), 27 Oct, 274. June, 873. Garston and others (Respondents) riendly ocieties ct F S A 1974: v.Scottish Widows’Fund and Papers (per Act):17 Dec, 415. Life Assurance Society (Petitioners): Friendly Societies Act 1984: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Papers (per Act):29 July, 1059. Appeal Committee, 22 July, 1015. riendly ocieties ct F S A 1992: Gas: Papers (per Act):14 May, 24; 22 July, 187; 28 July, 207; 11 Mar, 654; 5 Oct, 1088; 10 Papers (by command):29 Apr, 770. Nov, 1213. Gas Act 1986: Fuji Finance Inc.(Appellants) v. etna ife nsurance ompany Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 240; 20 May, 823; 22 A L I C July, 1015. Limited and others (Respondents): Gas Levy Act 1981: Extension of time, 20 May, 42; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Commit- Papers (per Act):4 Feb, 496. tee, 9 June, 70; petition for leave to inter- vene referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, eenty espondent v hannel 225; report, 26 Nov, 369; petition with- G (R ) .C drawn, 22 June, 893. Four Television Company (Petitioners): Functions of Traffic Wardens Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Scotland)Order 1998: Appeal Committee, 11 Feb, 520; report, 25 Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 5 Mar, 698. Nov, 1200; report, 17 Nov, 1239. General Lighthouse Authorities Further and Higher Education Act (Beacons:Maritime Differential 1992: Correction Systems)Order 1997: Papers (per Act):14 May, 26; 14 July, 159; 28 Draft delivered for approval by resolution, July, 208; 29 July, 211; 14 Oct, 237; 1 June, 28 Oct, 281; report, 4 Nov, 301; after 835; 6 July, 941; 9 July, 958; 22 July, 1016; debate, approved, 18 Nov, 344. 27 July, 1040; 3 Sept, 1074; 5 Oct, 1086.

Further and Higher Education General of Berne Insurance (Scotland)Act 1992: Company (Petitioners) v.Jardine Reinsurance Management Papers (per Act):22 July, 188; 30 Apr, 775; 8 imited formerly ardine July, 954; 22 July, 1016; 29 July, 1059; 5 L ( J Oct, 1085. Thompson Graham (Underwriting Management) Further Education (Northern Limited) and others Ireland)Order 1997: (Respondents): Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 3 Petition for leave to appeal referred to July, 137; after debate, approved, 18 July, Appeal Committee, 11 Mar, 654; report, 175. 16 July, 991. 3112011006 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Geneva Conventions (Amendment) Glasgow City Council and others Bill [H.L.]:(R espondents) v.Marshall and others ppellants Presented; 1a, 19 May, 38; report from (A ): DPDC, 9 June, 73; after debate, 2a; com- Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- mitted to CWH, 15 July, 164; order of red to Appeal Committee, 7 May, 786; commitment discharged, 29 July, 212; 3a; report, 29 June, 915; appeal presented, 6 passed; sent HC, 14 Oct, 242. July, 940; extension of time, 7 Oct, 1100. lencore rain otterdam Georgiou (A.P.) and another G G R BV trading as arios hippery (formerly Richo Rotterdam BV) ( M C ) espondents v ebanese (Petitioners) v.Commissioners of (R ) .L ustoms and xcise Organisation for International C E ommerce etitioners (Respondents): C (P ): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Reports:19 May, 37; 9 Oct, 228. Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; report, 18 Dec, 418. erald mith artners and G RS &P loucester ishop of others (Respondents) v.Wylie G ,B : (Petitioner): Introduced, 22 Apr, 753. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Goodhart,Lord: Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 31 July, 220. Introduced (life Peerage), 12 Nov, 328. Gordon of Strathblane: Gerber Garment Technology Inc (Petitioners) v.Lectra Systems Introduced (life Peerage), 28 Oct, 281. imited and others L Goudie,Baroness: (Respondents): Introduced (life Peerage), 27 July, 1038. Reports:9 June, 71; 15 July, 163; 24 July, 201. Government: Gibraltar: Papers (by command):30 July, 1064. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 26 Nov, 370; Government Agencies: Papers (by command):9 June, 72; Papers (by command):12 Mar, 659. Public petition to amend the European Government Annuities Act 1929: Parliamentary Elections Bill was presented and ordered to lie on the Table, 24 June, Papers (per Act):3 June, 57; 25 Mar, 698. 904. Government of Wales Act 1998: Gilbert,Lord: Papers (per Act):5 Oct, 1086. Introduced (life Peerage), 21 May, 46. Government of Wales Bill: From HC; 1a, 27 Mar, 706; after debate, 2a; Girobank plc (Transfer)Bill [H.L.]: committed to CWH, 21 Apr, 751; marshal- ling order, 29 Apr, 771; report from See DPDC, 6 May, 783; CWH, amendments Alliance &Leicester plc (Group made, 11 May, 792; 2 June, 842; 3 June, Reorganisation)Bill [H.L.] 847; 9 June, 863; CWH, amendments made; reported with amendments, 15 June, irvan espondent v nverness 874; marshalling order, 24 June, 904; G (R ) .I report received; amendments made, 1 July, Farmers’Dairy and another 928; further considered on report; (Appellants): amendments made, 9 July, 958, 959; Queen’s consent; 3a, amendments made; Judgment, 13 Nov, 333. after debate, passed; returned HC with amendments, 15 July, 983; from HC with Glanusk,Lord: one amendment agreed to with an amend- ment; with certain amendments disagreed Sat first in Parliament, 10 Dec, 398. to with reasons; remaining amendments 3112011006 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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agreed to, 23 July, 1030; HC reasons and Greater London Authority amendments considered; certain HL (Referendum)Order 1998: amendments not insisted on; HC amend- ment to HL amendment agreed to; motion Draft delivered for approval by resolution, not to insist on remaining HL amendments 23 Feb, 543; report, 24 Feb, 548; after and propose amendment in lieu with- debate, approved, 3 Mar, 621; second draft drawn; HL amendment not insisted upon, delivered for approval by resolution, 9 29 July, 1060; RA, 31 July, 1068. Mar, 635; first draft withdrawn, 10 Mar, 642. Government Trading Funds Act 1973: Greenalls Management Limited espondents v anavan Papers (per Act):7 July, 143; 10 July, 155; 15 (R ) .C July, 163; 16 July, 167; 17 July, 171; 21 (Petitioner): July, 179; 24 July, 201; 29 July, 211; 30 Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- June, 919; 14 July, 977; 15 July, 982; 16 red to Appeal Committee, 1 Apr, 720; July, 993; 20 July, 1001; 21 July, 1008-9; 23 report, 29 June, 915. July, 1029; 24 July, 1035; 28 July, 1049. Greenwich: Governor and Company of the Bank of Scotland (Respondents) v. Paper (by command):21 Apr, 750. Brunswick Developments (1987) Limited and another Greenwich Hospital Act 1865: (Appellants): Papers (per Act):5 Mar, 629. Appeal presented, 22 July, 186; security for costs waived, 30 July, 215; extensions of Gregory (A.P.) (Appellant) v. time, 7 Oct, 226; 17 Nov, 338; 13 Jan, 430; ortsmouth ity ouncil 23 Feb, 542; 7 Apr, 735; set down for hea- P C C ring and referred to Appellate Committee, (Respondents): 20 May, 822. Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- red to Appeal Committee; legal aid certifi- Graham (Respondent) v.Graham cate, 30 Mar, 709; reports:22 June, 893; 6 (Petitioner): July, 941; appeal presented, 14 July, 977; set down for hearing and referred to Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appellate Committee, 7 Oct, 1100. Appeal Committee, 16 Mar, 665; report, 7 Apr, 736. Gretton,Lord: Grandparents: Sat first in Parliament, 23 July, 1028. Unstarred question, 24 Mar, 693. Grey of Codnor,Lord: Greater London Authority Sat first in Parliament, 11 Nov, 1219. (Referendum Arrangements) Order 1998: Gridley,Lord: Draft delivered for approval by resolution; Sat first in Parliament, 19 May, 36. report, 10 Mar, 642, 643; after debate, approved, 12 Mar, 660. Grovit (Appellant) and others v. octor and others Greater London Authority D espondents (Referendum)Bill: (R ): From HC; 1a, 27 Nov, 374; after debate, 2a; Petition of second respondent referred to committed to CWH, 15 Dec, 407; report Appeal Committee, 16 July, 166; report, 24 from DPDC, 17 Dec, 415; marshalling July, 201; petition for review of determina- order, 18 Dec, 420; CWH, amendment tion of costs referred to Appeal Commit- made; reported with an amendment, 13 tee, 6 Oct, 225; report, 16 Oct, 254. Jan, 432; report received; amendments made, 29 Jan, 481; 3a; passed; returned HC Guaranteed Minimum Pensions with amendments, 5 Feb, 501; from HC Increase Order 1998: with amendments disagreed to with rea- sons; 12 Feb, 524; HC reasons considered; Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 5 HL amendments not insisted on, 19 Feb, Feb, 501; report, 10 Feb, 517; approved en 539; RA, 23 Feb, 542. bloc, 23 Feb, 544. 3112011006 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Guardsmen Fisher and Wright: Hammond (Petitioner) v.Secretary of tate for the nvironment Motion for resolution that an Humble S E Address be presented to Her Majesty see- and others (Respondents): king Prerogative of Mercy; after debate, Petition for leave to appeal referred to agreed to; ordered that Address be presen- Appeal Committee, 3 June, 54; reports:30 ted to HM by Lords with White Staves, 20 July, 215; 21 Oct, 262; 14 May, 803. July, 1002; Unstarred question, 23 June, 897. Hamptons Residential Limited (Respondents) v.Field (on his Guinan (A.P.) (Petitioner) v.London own behalf and on behalf of the Borough of Enfield members of syndicates numbered (Respondents): 113, 204, 210, 235, 279, 316, 322, Report, 9 June, 71. 365, 456, 490, 650, 657, 702, 818, 821, 839, 989, 1048, 1069, 1095 and 1127 at Lloyds) and 24 others Gulf War illnesses: (Petitioners): Unstarred question, 2 Feb, 489. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 22 June, 892; report, Haden-Guest,Lord: 26 Oct, 1156. Sat first in Parliament, 21 July, 178. Hanningfield,Lord: Haemophiliacs with Hepatitis C: Introduced (life Peerage), 13 Oct, 1117. Unstarred question, 5 June, 855. Hardie,Lord: Hailsham Cattle Market Bill Introduced (life Peerage), 21 May, 46. [H.L.]: Hardinge of Penshurst,Lord: Revival motion; message to HC, 19 May, 38; bill deposited (pursuant to resolution); 1a Sat first in Parliament, 27 Oct, 274. pro forma, 21 May, 47; motion for 2a, amendment moved; after debate, amend- Hardy of Wath,Lord: ment withdrawn; original motion agreed to; referred to Examiners; two motions for Introduced (life Peerage), 15 Oct, 249. instruction to Select Committee agreed to, 25 July, 204; Examiner’s certificate; com- Harries (A.P.) (Appellant) v. mitted to Select Committee, 31 July, 221; Barclays Bank plc bill withdrawn, 14 Oct, 242. (Respondents): alifax ortgage ervices imited Petition for leave to appeal referred to H M S L Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 24 (Formerly BNP Mortgages Nov, 358; reports:16 July, 991; 23 July, Limited)(Respondents) v. 1027; appeal presented, 5 Oct, 1080; exten- Muirhead and Muirhead (A.P.) sion of time, 16 Nov, 1233. (Petitioner): arris of aringey ord Petition for leave to appeal referred to H H ,L : Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 2 Introduced (life Peerage), 26 Oct, 1155. Feb, 487; report, 30 Mar, 709. Harrods Limited (Petitioners) v. Hall (Respondent) v.TClarke plc Harrodian School Limited (Petitioners): (Respondents): Report, 10 June, 76. Report, 17 July, 170.

HALO Trust: Harrods Limited (Petitioners) v. arrods uenos ires imited Paper (by command):9 Mar, 635. H (B A )L and others (Respondents): Hamlyn,Lord: Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- red to Appeal Committee, 29 June, 914; Introduced (life Peerage), 11 Mar, 653. report, 27 July, 1039. 3112011006 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Hartle (Respondent) v.Messrs Heavily Indebted Poor Countries: aceys a firm etitioners L ( )(P ): Unstarred question, 1 July, 928. Petition withdrawn, 15 July, 982. egab etitioner v hamash askins ord H (P ) .S H ,L : (Respondent): Introduced (life Peerage), 26 Oct, 1155. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 15 Hattersley,Lord: June, 873. Introduced (life Peerage), 24 Nov, 358. Henderson (Petitioner) v.Wakefield Hayter (Respondent) v.Long and Shirt Company Limited another (Petitioners): (Respondents): Petition for extension of time in which to Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- lodge petition and for leave to appeal in red to Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 224; accordance with the Administration of report, 9 Dec, 392. Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- mittee, 5 Oct, 1083. Her Majesty’s Attorney General Health: (Respondent) v.Blake etitioner and another Papers (by command):9 June, 72; 3 July, 137; (P ) : 4 Nov, 300; 9 Dec, 393; 29 Jan, 480; 5 Feb, Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- 501; 14 May, 804; 14 Oct, 1123. red to Appeal Committee, 21 Oct, 1143.

Health and Safety at Work mendment orthern reland Her Majesty’s Attorney General (A )(N I ) espondent v andau Order 1998: (R ) .L (Petitioner): Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 9 July, 958; withdrawn; second draft laid, 23 Report, 9 June, 71. July, 1028, 1029; approved, 6 Nov, 1202. Her Majesty’s Attorney General ealth and afety at ork etc H S W . (Respondent) v.Prankerd ct A 1974: (Petitioner): Papers (per Act):16 June, 91; 28 July, 207; 14 Petition for leave to appeal referred to Oct, 236, 28 Oct, 281; 11 Nov, 321; 13 Nov, Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 15 334; 26 Nov, 369; 1 Dec, 379; 9 Mar, 635; 8 June, 858; 1 July, 928; 5 Oct, 1088; 12 Oct, Dec, 405, 406. 1111; 26 Oct, 1157; 27 Oct, 1161. Her Majesty’s Attorney General Health and Safety at Work (Respondent) v.Tejendrasingh (Northern Ireland)Order 1978: (Petitioner): Papers (per Statutory Instrument):10 Nov, Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- 316; 22 Jan, 463. red to Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 13 July, 965, 966. Health and Social Services and ocial ecurity djudications S S A Hereditary Peerage (Election): Act 1983: Motion that an Humble address be presented Papers (per Act):4 Feb, 496. to HM; motion agreed to; ordered that the Address be presented to HM by Lords with Health Service Commissioners Act White Staves, 5 Oct, 1089; HM’s Answer, 1993: 14 Oct, 1123. Papers (per Act):18 June, 101; 3 Dec, 386; 24 June, 904. Hereditary Peerage (Election)Bill [H.L.]: ealth ervice elp ines H S H L : Presented; 1a, 14 Oct, 1124; report from Unstarred question, 3 Nov, 1186. DPDC, 28 Oct, 1165. 3112011006 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Hewitt and others (Petitioners) v. Homeless Persons (Priority Need) Roche Products Ltd (Scotland)Order 1997: (Respondents): Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Petition for leave to appeal referred to 31 July, 220; report, 28 Oct, 282; approved, Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 30 15 Dec, 407. July, 215. Homeless,The:Health Care: Higgins,Lord: Unstarred question, 21 July, 179. Introduced (life Peerage), 3 Nov, 295. Homelessness (Decisions on Referrals)Order 1998: illsborough tadium isaster H S D : Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Papers (by command):18 Feb, 535. 14 May, 804; report, 2 June, 842; appro- ved, 19 June, 890. istoric uildings and ncient H B A Homelessness (Decisions on Monuments Act 1953: Referrals)(Scotland)Order Papers (per Act):29 July, 211; 13 Nov, 334; 1998: 30 Mar, 710. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 14 May, 804; report, 2 June, 842; appro- Hives,Lord: ved, 19 June, 890. Sat first in Parliament, 3 Mar, 620. Hong Kong: Hobhouse of Woodborough,Lord: Papers (by command):30 July, 216; 20 Jan, 455; 21 July, 1008; 3 Sept, 1071; 6 Nov, Introduced (life Peerage), 7 Oct, 1099. 1202. Unstarred question, 12 June, 88. Hoechst Celanese Corporation and others (Respondents) v.BP Hong Kong Act 1985: Chemicals Limited and others Papers (per Act):14 May, 27; 3 June, 56; 30 (Petitioners): June, 125. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 30 July, 1063; petition Hong Kong (Overseas Public withdrawn, 26 Oct, 1156. Servants)Act 1996: Papers (per Act):5 May, 780. Hogg of Cumbernauld,Lord: Hotel accommodation:VAT: Introduced (life Peerage), 14 Oct, 231. Unstarred question, 12 Nov, 1226. olland etitioner v ampen H (P ) .L - Hotham,Barony of: Wolfe (Respondent): Petition claiming succession thereto referred Petition for leave to appeal referred to to Lord Chancellor, 16 Feb, 528; report Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082. from Lord Chancellor, 3 Mar, 620.

Holland (Respondent) v.Eagle Star House of Commons: Group Services Limited Speaker: (Petitioners): Direction to HC to chose, 7 May, 1; The Rt Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Hon. Betty Boothroyd, Speaker-Elect, red to Appeal Committee, 20 Apr, 745; presented and approved, 8 May, 14. report, 8 June, 858. House of Commons Members’Fund ct Hollis (Respondent) v.Dudley A 1939: Metropolitan Borough Council Papers (per Act):19 May, 37; 22 July, 188; 30 (Petitioners): Apr, 775. Petition for leave to appeal in accordance House of Lords Annual Report and with the Administration of Justice Act ccounts 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 10 A : Dec, 398; report, 23 Feb, 543. See next entry 3112011007 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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House of Lords’Offices Committee: Housing Act 1974: Appointed; Lords named, 5 June, 66; Lords Papers (per Act):31 Mar, 713. substituted, 21 Jan, 459; 6 Oct, 1093. Report and Accounts agreed to, 30 July, 217; ousing ct printed, 14 Oct, 242; 1065. H A 1985: Reports: Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 234; 29 Oct, 286; 5 Nov, 301; 30 July, 1064. 1st (Appointment of Sub-Committees), 17 June, 96; agreed to, 24 June, 114; ousing ct 2nd (Sub-Committee membership; House of H A 1988: Lords Annual Report Accounts; The Lord Papers (per Act):1 July, 129; 7 July, 142; 21 Chancellor’s Residence; Mobile July, 179; 22 July, 187; 24 July, 202; 29 telephones and pagers; StaV pay; Lords’ July, 211; 14 Oct, 236; 6 Nov, 311; 13 Feb, Reimbursement Allowance), 22 July, 188; 526; 20 Apr, 746; 7 July, 947; 21 July, 1008; after debate, agreed to, 30 July, 217; 22 July, 1015; 24 July, 1035; 27 July, 1040; 3rd (Sub-Committee membership; Seating in 29 July, 1059; 3 Sept, 1075. the Chamber; Use of Stationery; Palace of Westminster fire compartmentation; Mail ousing ct Service), 9 Dec, 394; after debate, agreed H A 1996: to, 17 Dec, 415; Papers (per Act):30 July, 216; 14 Oct, 235, 4th (Filming and Broadcasting in the House; 236; 3 Sept, 1074. Message Handling; Access to the Terrace; MEP’s access to the Peers’ Guest Room; Housing Associations Act 1985: Works of Art Collection Fund; Salaries of the Chairman and Principal Deputy Papers (per Act):3 July, 137; 18 July, 175; 13 Chairman of Committees; StaV of the July, 967; 23 July, 1029. House), 1 Apr, 721; after debate, agreed to, 8 Apr, 740; Housing Grants,Construction and 5th (Millennium Exhibition; Filming and egeneration ct Broadcasting in the House; History of R A 1996: Parliament Trust), 20 May, 823; after Papers (per Act):25 Nov, 365; 23 Mar, 687. debate, agreed to, 15 June, 874; 6th (Sub-Committee membership; House of ousing in ngland Lords Annual Report and Accounts; Old H E : Palace Yard; Seating in the Chamber; StaV Unstarred question, 26 Oct, 1158. Pay; Lords’ Reimbursement Allowances), 13 July, 967; moved that report be agreed to; amendment moved; after debate, Housing in town and country: amendment agreed to; original motion, as Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, amended, agreed to, 22 July, 1016; 11 Feb, 521. 7th (Old Palace Yard), 3 Nov, 1186; motion for approval; amendment moved; after debate, withdrawn; second amendment Housing (Northern Ireland)Order moved; disagreed to on division; original 1996: motion agreed to, 18 Nov, 1249. Draft withdrawn, 21 May, 46. House of Lords reform: ousing cotland ct Motion to take note, 14 Oct, 1124; after H (S )A 1987: further debate, agreed to, 15 Oct, 1128. Papers (per Act):28 Jan, 477; 21 May, 827. ouses in ultiple ccupation H M O ousing cotland ct (Charges for Registration H (S )A 1988: Schemes)Regulations 1998: Papers (per Act):14 July, 159; 30 July, 217; 14 Oct, 236; 20 July, 1002; 22 July, 1016. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 22 June, 893; report, 30 June, 920; appro- ved, 16 July, 993. Hovercraft (Application of Enactments)(Amendment)Order Housing: 1998: Papers (by command):16 Feb, 528; 23 Feb, Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 543; 19 Oct, 1131. 17 Mar, 669; report, 24 Mar, 693; after Unstarred question, 28 July, 208. debate, approved en bloc, 6 Apr, 731. 3112011007 18-12-00 15:48:43 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Hovercraft (Convention on amendment withdrawn; remaining Limitation of Liability for amendments and privilege amendment Maritime Claims)(Amendment) agreed to, 29 Oct, 1174; RA, 9 Nov, 1206. rder O 1998: Humber Bridge (Debts)Act 1996: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 10 Mar, 642; report, 24 Mar, 693; after Papers (per Act):29 July, 1058. debate, approved en bloc, 6 Apr, 731. Humberclyde Finance Group Howell of Guildford,Lord: Limited (Respondents) v.Mirza and another etitioners Introduced (life Peerage), 18 June, 100. (P ): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Hoyle,Lord: Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; report, 18 Dec, 419. Introduced (life Peerage), 15 May, 30. Hunt of Kings Heath,Lord: Hughes and others (Appellants) v. Hannover Ruckversicherungs- Introduced (life Peerage), 5 Nov, 306. ktiengesellschaft A unt of irral ord (Respondents): H W ,L : Introduced (life Peerage), 30 Oct, 291. Reports:19 May, 37; 3 June, 55; appeal pre- sented, 16 June, 91. Hunter (Respondent) v.Skingley Hughes of Woodside,Lord: (A.P.) (Petitioner): Introduced (life Peerage), 15 Oct, 249. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 14 uman ertilisation and July, 158; reports:24 Nov, 359; 15 Jan, H F 445. Embryology Act 1990: Papers (per Act):4 Nov, 300; 13 Jan, 431; 13 Hurd of Westwell,Lord: July, 967; 17 July, 997. Introduced (life Peerage), 25 June, 117. Human Organ Transplants Act Hurst (Petitioner) v.Bryk and 1979: others (Respondents): Papers (per Act):29 June, 916. Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- uman ights red to Appeal Committee, 12 Oct, 1110; H R : petition for leave to appeal referred to Papers (by command):26 June, 122; 27 Oct, Appeal Committee; fee waived; reports:1 275; 12 Oct, 1110. Dec, 378; 26 Jan, 466. Unstarred question, 17 Mar, 669. Hutchison Reid (A.P.) (Respondent) Human Rights Act 1998: v.Secretary of State for cotland ppellant and Papers (per Act):13 Nov, 1229. S (A ) another: Human Rights Bill [H.L.]: Appeal presented, 20 Nov, 354; legal aid cer- tificate, 11 Dec, 402; extensions of time:12 Presented; 1a, 23 Oct, 271; Queen’s consent; a Jan, 423; 25 Feb, 550; set down for hearing after debate, 2 ; committed to CWH; 3 and referred to Appellate Committee, 31 Nov, 296; report from DPDC, 5 Nov, 307; Mar, 713. CWH, amendment made, 18 Nov, 344; CWH, amendments made, 24 Nov, 360, 361; CWH, amendments made; reported Hybrid Instruments: with amendments, 27 Nov, 374; report See received; amendments made, 19 Jan, 449; London Docklands Development after debate, further considered on report; Corporation (Transfer of Functions) amendments made, 29 Jan, 481; 3a, Order 1998; amendments and a privilege amendment Urban Development Corporations in made; after debate, passed; sent HC, 5 Feb, England (Area and Constitution) 502; from HC agreed to with amendments Order 1998. and a privilege amendment, 22 Oct, 1148; report from DPDC, 28 Oct, 1165; HC ybrid nstruments ommittee amendments considered; certain HC H I C : amendments agreed to; amendment to HC Appointed, Lords named, 11 June, 82. 3112011007 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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IM Properties plc (Petitioners) v. InreAllison (A.P.) (Petitioner) Cape &Dalgleish (a firm)(application for a writ of Habeas (Respondents): Corpus)(Second petition): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Appeal Committee, 22 June, 892; report, with the Administration of Justice Act 26 Oct, 1156. 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 2 Nov, 1178; legal aid certificate, 5 Nov, Iberotravel Limited (Respondents) 1200. v allas easing umber .P L (N 32) InreAnthony (Petitioner) Limited (formerly Copymore application for a writ of abeas entals imited ( H (OA) R L ) Corpus): (Petitioners) and others: Report, 28 July, 207. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 17 July, 170; reports: InreB(a minor): 18 Dec, 419; 5 Feb, 500; 10 Feb, 516. Report, 23 July, 195. Immigration: InreB(a minor) (A.P.) (Appellant): Papers (by command):3 June, 56; 14 Oct, 232; 27 July, 1039; 3 Sept, 1071. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 1 Immigration Act 1971: June, 834; reports:27 July, 1039; 8 Oct, 1106; appeal presented, 21 Oct, 1143. Papers (by command):11 May, 791; 7 Oct, 1100; InreBarone (application for a writ Papers (per Act):5 June, 65; 10 June, 77; 30 of Habeas Corpus): July, 216; 14 Oct, 237. Petition for leave to appeal in accordance with the Administration of Justice Act Immigration (Carriers’Liability) 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 24 Act 1987: Nov, 358; report, 25 Mar, 698. Papers (per Act):15 Jan, 445; 8 Apr, 740; 7 nre ekar etitioner application Oct, 1100. I B (P )( for writ of Habeas Corpus): Imperial College Bill: Petition for extension of time in which to lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Message re revival from HC, 17 June, 95; accordance with the Administration of motion re revival; message to HC; from a Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- HC; 1 pro forma; referred to Examiners, mittee, 12 Nov, 328; report, 25 Feb, 551. 19 June, 106, 107; Examiner’s certificate, a 24 June, 113; 2 ; committed to UBC, 1 InreCroft (Petitioner): July, 129; Queen’s consent; reported from UBC without amendment, 9 July, 152; 3a; Petition for leave to appeal referred to passed, 14 July, 160; RA, 15 July, 164. Appeal Committee, 21 Jan, 458; report, 9 Mar, 634. Import of Live Fish (England and InreCuoghi (Petitioner) Wales)Act 1980: (application for a writ of Habeas Papers (per Act):5 Oct, 1088. Corpus): nre bdulla etitioner Petition for leave to appeal referred to I A (P ): Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; report, 18 Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Dec, 419; petition for leave to appeal in with the Administration of Justice Act accordance with Administration of Justice 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 19 Act 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 2 May, 36; report, 23 Oct, 271. July, 934; report, 26 Oct, 1157. InreAllison (A.P.) (Petitioner) InreDebs (application for a writ of (application for a writ of Habeas Habeas Corpus)(On Appeal from Corpus): a Divisional Court of the ueen s ench ivision Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Q ’ B D ): with the Administration of Justice Act Petition for leave to appeal in accordance 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 2 with Administration of Justice Act 1960 Nov, 1178; legal aid certificate, 5 Nov, referred to Appeal Committee, 12 May, 1200. 795; report, 26 Oct, 1157. 3112011007 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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InreDell’Aglio (Petitioner) InreHill (Petitioner)(application (Application for writ of Habeas for a writ of Habeas Corpus): Corpus): Report, 3 July, 136. Petition for leave to appeal in accordance nre smail ppellant with the Administration of Justice Act I I (A ) 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 14 (application for a writ of Habeas May, 23; report, 28 July, 207. Corpus)(On Appeal from a Divisional Court of the Queen’s ench ivision InreDunlayici (A.P.) (Petitioner) B D ): (application for a writ of Habeas Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Corpus): with the Administration of Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 15 Report, 10 June, 77. July, 162; reports:18 Dec, 418; 14 Jan, 441; appeal presented, 16 Mar, 665; set down for hearing and referred to Appeal Com- InreEllis (A.P.) (Appellant) mittee, 29 Apr, 770; judgment, 29 July, (application for a writ of Habeas 1057. Corpus)(On Appeal from a Divisional Court of the Queen’s InreJ(a minor)(Respondent): Bench Division): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 24 Nov, 358; legal aid Petition for extension of time in which to certificate, 20 Jan, 455; reports:25 Feb, lodge petition and for leave to appeal in 551; 24 Mar, 693; appeal presented, 7 Apr, accordance with the Administration of 735; extensions of time:3 June, 847; 9 June, Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- 862; set down for hearing and referred to mittee, 3 June, 846; legal aid certificate, 29 Appellate Committee, 23 June, 896. June, 914; reports:16 July, 991; 30 July, 1063; appeal presented, 28 Oct, 1165. InreJohnson (A.P.) (Petitioner) (application for a writ of Habeas InreF(a minor) (1998) (Petitioner): Corpus): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Report, 9 June, 71. Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 7 May, 786. InreKern (Petitioner)(application for a writ of Habeas Corpus): InreGilligan (Appellant) Report, 28 July, 207. (application for a writ of Habeas InreKiriakos (A.P.) (Appellant) Corpus): (application for a writ of Habeas Petition for extension of time in which to Corpus): lodge petition and for leave to appeal in accordance with the Administration of Petition for extension of time in which to Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- lodge petition and for leave to appeal in mittee, 21 May, 826; reports:16 July, 991; accordance with the Administration of 30 July, 1063; appeal presented, 7 Oct, Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- 1099. mittee, 11 June, 81; reports:23 Oct, 271; 13 Nov, 334; appeal presented, 9 Feb, 510; legal aid certificate, 13 May, 800. InreH(a minor): InreL (1998): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 8 Petition for leave to appeal referred to July, 146, 147. Appeal Committee, 9 Nov, 1205. InreL(by his next friend DF) InreHatton (A.P.) (Petitioner) (Respondent): application for a writ of abeas ( H Appeal presented, 23 Feb, 542; petition for Corpus): leave to intervene referred to Appeal Com- Petition for extension of time in which to mittee, 16 Mar, 665; report, 30 Apr, 774; lodge petition and for leave to appeal in petition for leave to intervene referred to accordance with the Administration of Appeal Committee, 12 May, 795; GE Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- substituted as next friend of L in place of mittee, 2 Nov, 1178; legal aid certificate, 5 DF, 18 May, 811. Nov, 1200. For further proceedings see next entry 3112011007 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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InreL(by his next friend GE) (A.P.) InrePinochet (application for a (Respondent): writ of Habeas Corpus)(On Appeal from a Divisional Court Set down for hearing and referred to Appel- of the ueen s ench ivision late Committee, 20 May, 822; report, 21 Q ’ B D ): May, 827; petition for leave to intervene Appeal presented, 2 Nov, 1178; petition with- referred to Appeal Committee, 1 June, 835; drawn, 16 Nov, 1233. report, 2 June, 841; judgment; legal aid cer- tificate, 25 June, 910. InreR(a minor) (1998) (Petitioner): For earlier proceedings see previous entry Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- red to Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 7 May, 786. InreLaunder (Petitioner) (application for a writ of Habeas InreR (A.P.) (Petitioner): Corpus): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 20 with the Administration of Justice Act Jan, 455; report, 25 Feb, 551. 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 9 Mar, 634; report, 6 Apr, 730. InreRamda and another (Petitioners)(application for a writ of Habeas Corpus): InreLevin (A.P.) (Application for a writ of Habeas Corpus)(On Petition for extension of time in which to Appeal from a Divisional Court lodge petition and for leave to appeal in of the ueen s ench ivision accordance with the Administration of Q ’ B D ): Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- Judgment, 19 June, 105; legal aid certificate, mittee, 27 Oct, 274; petition withdrawn, 22 6 Nov, 311. Jan, 463; order of 22 Jan discharged; peti- tion for leave to appeal presented on 27 Oct restored, 4 Feb, 495; report, 30 Mar, 709. nre c ahon espondent I M M (A.P.) (R ) nre a minor (application for a writ of Habeas I S( ): Corpus): Reports:19 May, 37; 5 June, 65; appeal pre- sented, 11 June, 91; set down for hearing Petition for leave to appeal in accordance and referred to Appellate Committee, 16 with the Administration of Justice Act June, 87; judgment, 24 July, 200. 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 225; legal aid certificate, 14 Oct, 231; nre a minor report, 9 Dec, 392; petition withdrawn, 13 I T (A.P.) ( ) (1997): Jan, 430. Appeal presented, 6 Oct, 222; legal aid certi- ficate; 4 Nov, 300; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 17 Nov, InreNilsson (Petitioner) 338; judgment, 20 May, 822. (application for a writ of Habeas Corpus): InreYazici (A.P.) (Petitioner) (application for a writ of Habeas Petition for extension of time in which to Corpus): lodge appeal and for leave to appeal in accordance with the Administration of Legal aid certificate, 14 May, 23;¸ report, 28 Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- July, 207. mittee, 29 July, 1057; report, 26 Oct, 1157. Inco Europe Limited and others (Petitioners) v.First Choice nre eracha etitioner I P (A.P.) (P ) Distribution (a firm) and others application for a writ of abeas ( H (Respondents): Corpus): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Petition for extension of time in which to Appeal Committee, 5 Nov, 1200. lodge petition and for leave to appeal in accordance with the Administration of Income and Corporation Taxes Act Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- mittee, 5 Oct, 1083; legal aid certificate, 29 1988: Oct, 1173. Papers (per Act):21 Jan, 459. 3112011007 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Independent Television Commission Information technologies for Codes: international development: Unstarred question, 16 Dec, 412. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 20 May, 823. India: Inge,Lord: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 29 Oct, 287. Introduced (life Peerage), 22 July, 186. ngram and another ppellants v Industrial and Provident Societies I (A ) . ommissioners of nland evenue Act 1965: C I R (Respondents): Papers (per Act):11 Mar, 654. Petition for leave to appeal referred to ndustrial evelopment Appeal Committee, 28 Oct, 281; exten- I D : sions of time, 9 Dec, 392; 19 Jan, 448; set Papers (by command):6 July, 941. down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 16 Feb, 528. Industrial Development Act 1982: Injuries in War Compensation Papers (per Act):30 July, 217; 30 July, 1065. (Session 2) Act 1914: Industrial Development (Northern Papers (per Act):10 Mar, 643. reland rder I )O 1982: Inland Revenue: Papers (per Statutory Instrument):20 May, Papers (by command):29 Oct, 286; 2 Nov, 42. 1179.

Industrial Organisation and Inmarsat: Development Act 1947: Papers (by command):29 June, 915. Papers (per Act):9 July, 151; 15 Dec, 406; 4 Feb, 496; 19 Mar, 681; 11 June, 870. Inoco plc and others (Petitioners) v. Gulf USA Corporation ndustrial ollution ontrol I P C (formerly Gulf Resources and orthern reland rder (N I )O 1997: Chemicals Corporation) and Draft delivered for approval by resolution, others (Respondents): 28 Oct, 281; after debate, approved en bloc, Report, 9 June, 71. 20 Nov, 355. Insolvency Act 1986: Industrial Training Act 1982: Papers (per Act):30 July, 217; 18 Mar, 677; Papers (per Act):30 June, 126; 28 July, 208; 16 June, 877. 15 June, 874; 29 June, 916. Insolvency (Northern Ireland) ndustrial raining evy I T L Order 1989: (Construction Board)Order Papers (per Statutory Instrument):1 Dec, 1998: 379. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 15 Jan, 445; report, 20 Jan, 455; approved, Insolvency Regulations 1994: 9 Mar, 637. Papers (per Statutory Instrument):3 June, 57. Industrial Training Levy ngineering onstruction (E C Institute of Chartered oard rder B )O 1998: Accountants in England and Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Wales (Appellants) v. 15 Jan, 445; report, 20 Jan, 455; approved, Commissioners of Customs and 9 Mar, 637. Excise (Respondents): ndustry ompetitiveness Appeal presented; security for costs waived, I :C : 22 July, 186; set down for hearing and Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, referred to Appellate Committee, 7 Oct, 18 June, 102. 226. 3112011007 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Institute of Legal Executives Order ordered that the Address be presented to 1998: HM by Lords with White Staves, 27 Oct, 276; HM’s Answer, 17 Nov, 338. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 12 Mar, 659; report, 24 Mar, 693; appro- Motion that a Select Committee be appoin- ved, 7 Apr, 737. ted to consider alterations in the ceremony of Introduction and to make recommenda- Insurance Companies Act 1982: tions, 2 Dec, 383. See also Papers (per Act):1 July, 129; 9 Dec, 393; 10 eremony of ntroduction ommittee Mar, 642; 27 July, 1040. C I C ; Lords. Intellectual Property Rights: nvestment rotection Papers (by command):30 July, 216. I P : Papers (by command):18 June, 101; 14 Oct, Intelligence Services: 232; 12 Nov, 329; 19 Nov, 349; 12 Jan, 424; 11 Feb, 521; 24 July, 1035; 3 Sept, 1071. Papers (by command):12 June, 87; 23 July, 1029; 21 Oct, 1143; 28 Oct, 1165. Investors Compensation Scheme Inter-Governmental Conference: Limited (Appellants) v.West romwich uilding ociety and Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, B B S 4 June, 62. others (Respondents): Judgment, 19 June, 105. Interception of Communications: Papers (by command):12 June, 87; 23 July, Iran: 1029. Unstarred question, 11 Nov, 1220. International art market: raq Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, I : 10 Dec, 399. Motion to take note; after debate, agreed to, 17 Feb, 533; International Carriage of Unstarred question, 2 Dec, 383. Perishable Foodstuffs Act 1976: Papers (per Act):21 July, 178. Ireland,Peerages of: nternational redit nvestment See I C &I Hotham,Barony of. Company Overseas Limited and others (Respondents) v.Adham Islam (A.P.) (Appellant) v. and others and Djouhri and Secretary of State for the Home another (Petitioners): Department (Respondent): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; 11 Nov, 321; report, Petition for leave to appeal referred to 10 Feb, 516. Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 6 Oct, 224; reports:13 Jan, 431; 26 Jan, 466; nternational criminal court appeal presented, 2 Feb, 487; extensions of I : time:4 Mar, 624; 27 Apr, 762; petition for Unstarred question, 9 June, 863. appeals to be conjoined; ordered as prayed, 5 May, 779; set down for hearing International Development: and referred to Appellate Committee, 19 May, 814. Motion to take note; after debate, agreed to, 10 Nov, 317; Islwyn,Lord: Papers (by command):5 Nov, 306. Introduced (life Peerage), 12 Nov, 328. International Labour Conference: Papers (by command):14 May, 24; 18 Dec, Ivory Gate Limited (Respondents) v. 419. Spetale and Freedman (Petitioner) and another: ntroductions I : Petition for leave to appeal referred to Motion that an Humble address be presented Appeal Committee, 1 June, 834; report, 16 to HM; after debate, motion agreed to; July, 991. 3112011007 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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JAChapman &Company Limited Johnson (Her Majesty’s Inspector of (Respondents) v.Chios Breeze Taxes)(Respondent) v. Marine Company (Petitioners): Prudential Assurance Company Petition for leave to appeal referred to Limited (Petitioners): Appeal Committee, 20 Apr, 745; report, 8 Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- June, 858. red to Appeal Committee, 24 Mar, 692; report, 8 June, 858. Jacobs,Lord: olley etitioner v ondon Introduced (life Peerage), 11 Nov, 320. J (P ) .L Borough of Sutton Jameson and another (Respondents) (Respondents): v.Central Electricity Petition for leave to appeal referred to Generating Board (Appellants) Appeal Committee, 20 July, 1000; report, and others: 26 Oct, 1156. Reports:10 June, 77; 30 June, 125; appeal Jones (on behalf of the Architects presented, 14 July, 158; appeal dismissed; egistration ouncil of the petition for appeal to be restored and R C extension of time referred to Appeal Com- United Kingdom)(Respondent) v. mittee, 6 Oct, 225; order of 6th Oct refer- Hellard (Petitioner): ring petition to Appeal Committee Petition for extension of time in which to discharged; petition ordered as prayed, 21 lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Oct, 261; extension of time, 27 Nov, 373; accordance with the Administration of set down for hearing and referred to Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- Appellate Committee, 12 Jan, 423. mittee, 3 June, 846; report, 27 July, 1039.

Janner of Braunstone,Lord: Jones (Petitioner) v.Borough of Introduced (life Peerage), 30 Oct, 291. Calderdale (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Japan: Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 11 See Nov, 1218. Anglo-Japanese Relations. Jopling,Lord: Joakim and another (A.P.) Introduced (life Peerage), 17 June, 94. (Administrators of the Estate of George Joakim,Deceased) Journals: (Petitioners) v.Commissioner of 229th volume, with an index, laid on the Police for the Metropolis and table, 9 June, 70; others (Respondents): 230th volume, with an index, laid on the Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- table, 9 Apr, 742. red to Appeal Committee; legal aid certifi- cates, 6 Oct, 225; report, 18 Dec, 418. Jubilee 2000: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Jobseekers Act 1995: 9 July, 152. Papers (per Act):10 Nov, 316; 26 Jan, 467; 14 July, 977. Judicature (Northern Ireland)Act 1978: Jobseeker’s Allowance Amendment Papers (per Act):4 June, 61; 23 June, 113; 23 (New Deal)Regulations 1998: June, 109; 17 Nov, 339; 2 Dec, 382; 12 Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 4 Jan, 425. Nov, 1195; report, 10 Nov, 1214; appro- ved, 13 Nov, 1230. Judicial Business: See Jobseeker’s Allowance (Workskill Speakers (Judicial). Courses)Pilot (No.2) Regulations 1997: Judicial Pensions and Retirement ct Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 3 A 1993: July, 137; report, 8 July, 147; after debate, Papers (per Act):14 July, 159 ; 14 May, 805; approved, 24 July, 202. 14 Oct, 1123. 3112011008 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

1997–98INDEX 1313

Judicial Statistics: Kleinwort Benson Limited Papers (by command):24 July, 201; 8 July, (Appellants) v.Birmingham City 954. Council (Respondents)(On Appeal from the Queen’s Bench Justices of the Peace Act 1997: Division of the High Court of ustice Papers (per Act):29 Oct, 286; 7 May, 787; 1 J ): June, 835; 10 June, 865; 19 June, 889; 22 Kleinwort Benson Limited July, 1015; 3 Sept, 1076; 28 Oct, 1165; 4 (Appellants) v.Lincoln City Nov, 1195; 13 Nov, 1229. Council (Respondents)(On ppeal from the ueen s ench eepers and overnors of the A Q ’ B K G Division of the High Court of Possessions Revenues and Goods ustice of the ree rammar chool of J ): F G S leinwort enson imited John Lyon (sued as a body K B L corporate espondents v (Appellants) v.Mayor etc. of )(R ) . the ondon orough of Mayhew (Petitioner): L B Southwark and others Report, 23 July, 195. (Respondents)(On Appeal from the ueen s ench ivision of the elley etitioner v orston Q ’ B D K (A.P.) (P ) .C High Court of Justice): (Respondent): Kleinwort Benson Limited Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Petitioners) v.Mayor etc. of the Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 15 oyal orough of ensington Oct, 249; reports:2 Apr, 725; 29 Apr, 770. R B K and Chelsea and others espondents n ppeal from Kelly (Appellant) v.Northern (R )(O A reland ousing xecutive the Queen’s Bench Division of the I H E igh ourt of ustice (Respondents): H C J ): (Consolidated appeals) Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 25 June, 117; reports: Set down for hearing and referred to 23 Oct, 271; 13 Nov, 334; appeal presented; Appellate Committee, 20 May, 41; report security costs waived, 25 Nov, 365; petition from Appeal Committee, 10 Feb, 516; for appeals to be conjoined; ordered as judgment, 29 Oct, 1172-3. prayed; 16 Dec, 410; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee; 15 Kleinwort Benson Limited Jan, 444; judgment, 29 July, 1057. (Respondents) v.City of Glasgow District Council: Kelvedon,Lord: Judgment, 30 Oct, 290. Introduced (life Peerage), 1 July, 128. Knapp and Knapp (A.P.) Kennedy of The Shaws,Baroness: (Petitioners) v.Ecclesiastical Introduced (life Peerage), 5 Nov, 306. Insurance Group Plc and another (Respondents): Khazanchi and another (A.P.) etitioners v aircharm Petition for leave to appeal referred to (P ) .F Appeal Committee; legal aid certificates, Investments Limited and others 11 Mar, 654; reports:16 July, 991; 7 Oct, (Respondents): 1100. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificates, 1 Knight of Collingtree,Baroness: June, 834; report, 13 July, 966. Introduced (life Peerage), 4 Nov, 300. King’s College London Bill [H.L.]: Knives Act 1997: Message re revival from HC, 17 June, 95; motion re revival; message to HC; bill Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 234; 4 Feb, 496. deposited (pursuant to resolution); 1a; remaining stages pro forma; sent HC, 19 Kosovo: June, 106, 107; from HC agreed to, 29 July, 212; RA, 31 July, 222. Unstarred question, 12 Oct, 1111. 3112011008 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Krol (A.P.) (Appellant) v.Craig Lamont of Lerwick,Lord: (Respondent): Introduced (life Peerage), 19 Oct, 1130. Appeal presented; legal aid certificate, 25 Nov, 364; extensions of time:12 Jan, 423; Land Compensation Act 1973: 24 Feb, 547; 7 Apr, 735; set down for hear- Papers (per Act):6 May, 783. ing and referred to Appellate Committee, 20 May, 822. Land Registration: Kuwait Airways Corporation and Papers (by command):3 Sept, 1071. another ppellants v uwait (A ) .K and egistration ct Insurance Company SAKand L R A 1925: others (Respondents): Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 234; 12 Jan, 425. Petition for leave to appeal referred to and use in the countryside Appeal Committee, 23 June, 109; reports: L : 10 Nov, 315; 1 Dec, 378; appeal presented, Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 15 Dec, 405; security for costs waived, 12 15 Oct, 249. Jan, 423; extension of time, 26 Jan, 466; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Landlord and Tenant Act 1985: Committee, 9 Feb, 510. Papers (per Act):30 July, 216. enancies lc etitioners v LM T 1P (P ) . Landmines Bill: Commissioners of Inland Revenue espondents From HC; 1a, 13 July, 967; report from (R ): DPDC, 15 July, 983; Queen’s consent; Petition for leave to appeal referred to after debate, 2a; committed to CWH, 17 Appeal Committee, 26 Feb, 555; report, 7 July, 997; CWH; reported without amend- Apr, 736. ment; report received; SO 44 having been suspended, 3a; after debate, passed, 24 July, 1036; RA, 28 July, 1050. Labsystems OY and others espondents v iohit imited (R ) .B L Lang of Monkton,Lord: and others (Petitioners): Introduced (life Peerage), 28 Oct, 281. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; 11 Nov, 321; report, 2 Larkin (Respondent) v.Chief Mar, 612. Constable of the Royal Ulster Constabulary (Petitioner): Laceys Footwear (Wholesale) imited espondents v owler Petition for leave to appeal to Appeal Com- L (R ) .B mittee, 27 Nov, 373; report, 23 Feb, 542. International Freight Limited etitioners and others (P ) : Late Payment of Commercial Debts Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Interest)Act 1998: Appeal Committee, 19 May, 36; report, 2 Papers (per Act):7 Oct, 1101; 12 Nov, 1225. Mar, 611. Late Payment of Commercial Debts am and others etitioners v L (P ) . (Interest)Bill [H.L.]: Brennan (trading as Namesakes of orbay and others Presented; 1a, 10 Dec, 399; after debate, 2a; T ) committed to GC, 12 Jan, 427; report from (Respondents): DPDC, 14 Jan, 441; GC, amendments Petition for leave to appeal referred to made; reported from GC with Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 224; report, 13 amendments, 28 Jan, 477; report received; a Jan, 430. amendments made, 19 Feb, 539; 3 , amendments made; passed; sent HC, 26 Feb, 556; from HC agreed to with Lamb (Respondent) v.Hamilton amendments, 2 June, 842; HC (Appellant): amendments agreed to, 10 June, 866; RA, 11 June, 870. Petition withdrawn, 9 June, 70. Law Commission: Laming,Lord: Papers (by command):17 June, 94; 22 Oct, Introduced (life Peerage), 29 July, 1057. 266; 19 May, 815; 3 Sept, 1071. 3112011008 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Law Commission (Scotland): Leave of Absence: Granted: Papers (by command):30 Apr, 774. To 56 Lords, 15 May, 31; E. Aylesford, 8 Apr, 739; Law Commissions Act 1965: L. Bolton, 26 Mar, 702; B. Brooke of Ystradfellte, 9 June, 70; Papers (per Act):29 Oct, 286; 30 Oct, 291; 15 Dec, 406; 2 Mar, 612; 9 Mar, 636; 23 Mar, M. Camden, 30 Mar, 709; 687; 25 Mar, 698; 30 Mar, 710; 31 Mar, L. Cayzer, 26 Mar, 702; 713; 19 Oct, 1131; 28 Oct, 1165. L. Clitheroe, 30 Mar, 709; V. Daventry, 11 May, 791; B. Dudley, 9 June, 70; Law Debenture Trust Corporation plc (Petitioners) v.Ural Caspian E. Harrington, 3 June, 54; Oil Corporation Limited and L. Harvey of Tasburgh, 11 May, 791; others (Respondents): L. Henniker, 2 July, 934; Petition withdrawn, 7 Oct, 1099. L. Hunt, 22 June, 892; L. Ingrow, 6 Apr, 729; L. Milford, 24 June, 113; Law of the Sea: L. Moyola, 6 Apr, 729; L. Newton, 31 Mar, 713; Papers (by command):14 May, 24; 19 May, 37. L. O’Hagan, 28 July, 1048; L. Poltimore, 26 Mar, 702; L. Vernon, 17 Nov, 338; Law Officers Bill [H.L.]: E. Waldegrave, 29 Apr, 770. Granted to L. Chancellor:21 May, 46; 12 a a Presented; 1 , 10 June, 78; after debate, 2 ; June, 87; 23 June, 109; 30 July, 216; 10 Dec, committed to CWH, 16 June, 92; report 398; 25 Feb, 550; 27 Mar, 705; 28 Apr, 766; from DPDC, 18 June, 101; order of com- 6 May, 783; 20 May, 822; 10 June, 865; 16 a mitment discharged, 30 June, 126; 3 ; pas- June, 877; 1 July, 927; 30 July, 1063; 22 sed; sent HC, 7 July, 143; from HC agreed Oct, 1147; 28 Oct, 1164; 5 Nov, 1200; 10 to, 25 July, 204; RA, 31 July, 222. Nov, 1213; 17 Nov, 1239. Terminated: L. Clitheroe, 9 Nov, 1205; aw eform iscellaneous L R (M E. Waldegrave, 16 Nov, 1232. Provisions)(Scotland)Act 1990:

Papers (per Act):21 May, 47; 5 Nov, 306; 27 Legal Advice and Assistance (Scope) Nov, 374; 13 Mar, 662; 13 May, 800; 20 (Amendment)(No.2)Regulations Oct, 1136. 1997: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 19 June, 106; report, 24 June, 113; after debate, approved, 10 July, 156. Leaded petrol:

Unstarred question, 12 May, 796. Legal Advice and Assistance (Scope) (Amendment)Regulations 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 19 Oct, 1131; report, 27 Oct, 1161; ap- Leasehold Reform,Housing and proved, 13 Nov, 1230. Urban Development Act 1993: Legal aid: Papers (per Act):23 July, 196; 2 Feb, 488; 30 July, 1065. Unstarred question, 9 Mar, 637. 3112011008 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Legal Aid Act 1988: Licensing Act 1964: Papers (per Act):14 May, 24, 25; 10 June, 77; Papers (per Act):28 Oct, 281; 26 Jan, 467. 23 June, 110; 14 Oct, 236, 240; 5 Nov, 301; 11 Mar, 654; 27 Mar, 705; 11 May, 792; 15 Lindisfarne Gospels: July, 983; 5 Oct, 1088, 1089; 6 Nov, 1202. Unstarred question, 2 Apr, 727. egal id dvice and ssistance L A ,A A ink rganisation plc etitioners (Northern Ireland)Order 1981: L O (P ) v.North Derbyshire Tertiary Papers (per Statutory Instrument):3 June, ollege and others 57; 10 July, 156; 28 July, 207; 12 Mar, 660; C 3 June, 847; 16 June, 877; 18 June, 888. (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Legal Aid (Scotland)Act 1986: red to Appeal Committee, 16 Nov, 1233. Papers (per Act):3 July, 137; 16 Mar, 665; 15 July, 983; 3 Sept, 1072. Linklater of Butterstone,Baroness: Introduced (life Peerage), 17 Nov, 338. Legislative drafting: Unstarred question, 21 Jan, 459. Listowel,Earl of (Lord Hare): Sat first in Parliament, 5 Oct, 1080. Lehman Brothers Holdings plc and others (Petitioners) v.Phillips Lithuania: and another espondents (R ): Papers (by command):3 Sept, 1071. Petition for leave to appeal referred to an Appeal Committee, 27 Jan, 471; report, 9 Living Waters Christian Centres Mar, 634. Limited (Petitioners) v.Conwy ounty orough ouncil and estor of ccles aroness C B C L E ,B : another (Respondents): Introduced (life Peerage), 4 June, 61. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 1 June, 834; report, 30 Levene of Portsoken,Lord: July, 1063. Introduced (life Peerage), 22 July, 186. Lloyd of Highbury,Baroness: Lever Park Bill: Introduced (life Peerage), 10 June, 76. Carry-over motion; message from HC, 17 June, 95; Attorney General’s report, 19 Lloyds TSB Bill [H.L.]: June, 107. Revival motion; message to HC, 19 May, 38; bill deposited (pursuant to resolution); 1a; Levy,Lord: 2a pro forma; referred to the Examiners, 21 Introduced (life Peerage), 29 Oct, 286. May, 47; Examiner’s certificate; commit- ted to Select Committee, 12 June, 87; peti- Lewis (of the Vehicle Inspectorate) tion withdrawn, 10 Nov, 316; petition espondent v oss and others withdrawn; order of commitment dischar- (R ) .M ged, committed to UBC, 11 Nov, 322; (Petitioners): reported from UBC with amendments, 27 Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Nov, 374; after debate, 3a; passed; sent HC, with Administration of Justice Act 1960 19 Jan, 449; from HC agreed to, 29 July, referred to Appeal Committee, 23 Mar, 1059; RA, 31 July, 1068. 686; report, 15 June, 873. Local Authorities (Goods and Liaison Committee: Services)Act 1970: Appointed; Lords named, 10 June, 78; Lords Papers (per Act):28 July, 207; 14 Oct, 237; 17 substituted, 21 Jan, 459; 6 Oct, 1093. Feb, 532; 27 Mar, 705; 30 Apr, 774; 30 Reports: June, 919. 1st, 20 Nov, 355; agreed to, 11 Dec, 403; Local Authorities (Transport 2nd, 20 July, 1002; agreed to, 29 July, 1059. Charges)Regulations 1998: ibraries Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 9 L : Feb, 510; report, 17 Feb, 533; after debate, Papers (by command):24 Nov, 359. approved, 13 Mar, 662. 3112011008 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Local Elections (Northern Local Government (Amendment) Ireland)(Amendment)Order (Northern Ireland)Order 1998: 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 21 July, 1008; after debate, approved, 6 19 Oct, 1131; report, 27 Oct, 1162; appro- Nov, 1202. ved, 17 Nov, 1241. Local Government and Housing Local Government: Act 1989: Papers (by command):3 Dec, 385; 2 Mar, Papers (per Act):15 Oct, 249; 12 Jan, 425; 27 612; 30 July, 1064; 31 July, 1067; 15 Oct, Feb, 608; 10 Mar, 642; 11 Mar, 655; 8 Apr, 1128. 739; 3 Sept, 1072, 1074. ocal overnment and ating ct ocal overnment c orthern L G R A L G & .(N 1997: Ireland)Order 1972: Papers (per Act):1 Dec, 379. Papers (per Statutory Instrument):5 June, 66. Local Government (Contracts)Act 1997: Local Government Act 1972: Papers (per Act):9 Dec, 393. Papers (per Act):15 July, 163; 9 Mar, 635; 9 July, 958. Local Government (Contracts) Bill: Local Government Act 1982: From HC; 1a; report from DPDC, 9 July, Papers (per Act):29 July, 211. 152; after debate, 2a; committed to CWH, 29 July, 212; CWH, amendments made; ocal overnment ct reported with amendments, 21 Oct, 262; L G A 1985: report received, 28 Oct, 282; 3a; after Papers (per Act):9 July, 152; 18 July, 175; 11 debate, passed; returned HC with Mar, 655; 16 July, 993; 21 July, 1008. amendments, 4 Nov, 301; from HC with amendments agreed to, 12 Nov, 329; RA, Local Government Act 1988 27 Nov, 374. (Competition)(Defined ocal overnment etc cotland ctivities cotland L G .(S ) A )(S ) Act 1994: Amendment Order 1997: Papers (per Act):14 May, 27; 25 June, 118; 25 Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 7 July, 204; 14 Oct, 242; 9 Dec, 393; 12 Jan, July, 143; report, 15 July, 163; after debate, 426; 4 Mar, 625; 11 Mar, 654-5; 19 Mar, approved, 23 July, 196. 681; 9 June, 862; 24 July, 1035.

Local Government Act 1988: Local Government (Experimental Papers (per Act):14 May, 26; 9 June, 72; 16 Arrangements)Bill [H.L.]: June, 91; 16 July, 167; 21 July, 178-9; 14 Presented; 1a, 26 Nov, 369; report from Oct, 234, 235, 239, 240; 22 Oct, 267; 28 Oct, DPDC; after debate, 2a; committed to 281; 3 Nov, 296; 24 Nov, 359-60; 11 Dec, CWH, 17 Dec, 415, 416; CWH, 402; 16 Dec, 410; 3 Feb, 492; 26 Feb, 556; amendments made; reported with 27 Feb, 608; 11 Mar, 654; 13 Mar, 662; 23 amendments, 27 Jan, 472; report received; Mar, 687; 14 May, 804; 1 June, 835; 9 June, amendments made, 12 Feb, 524; 3a; privil- 862; 11 June, 869; 17 June, 885; 1 July, 928; ege amendment made; passed; sent HC, 19 8 July, 954; 15 July, 982; 30 July, 1064; 3 Feb, 539. Sept, 1072, 1075; 5 Oct, 1085, 1088; 13 Oct, 1117; 26 Oct, 1157, 28 Oct, 1165; 29 Oct, ocal overnment inance ct 1174; 17 Nov, 1239. L G F A 1982: Local Government Act 1992: Papers (per Act):3 June, 57; 14 July, 159; 30 Mar, 710; 29 July, 1059. Papers (per Act):25 July, 204; 14 Oct, 234, 236, 237, 230; 22 Oct, 267; 3 Dec, 385; 9 Local Government Finance Act Dec, 393; 12 Jan, 425; 21 Jan, 459; 27 Feb, 608; 4 Mar, 624-5; 9 Mar, 635; 10 Mar, 642; 1988: 11 Mar, 655; 6 Apr, 730; 2 June, 841; 17 Papers (per Act):1 Dec, 379; 10 Dec, 39 9; 18 July, 997; 5 Oct, 1087. Dec, 420; 12 Jan, 424; 19 Jan, 449; 26 Jan, 3112011008 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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467; 28 Jan, 477; 4 Feb, 496; 27 Feb, 608; 3 Lofthouse of Pontefract,Lord: Mar, 621; 11 Mar, 654; 19 Mar, 680; 3 June, 847; 26 Oct, 1257; 17 Nov, 1239. Introduced (life Peerage), 12 June, 87. ocal overnment inance ct L G F A Loftus and others (Respondents) v. 1992: Etridge (A.P.) (Petitioner) and Papers (per Act):4 Dec, 389; 14 Jan, 441; 28 another: Jan, 477; 2 Feb, 488; 9 Feb, 510; 18 Feb, 536; 19 Feb, 538-9; 23 Feb, 544; 11 Mar, Petition for leave to appeal referred to 654. Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 5 Oct, 1082; report, 11 Nov, 1219. Local Government Finance upplementary redit (S C ome´ onvention and the pprovals ill L C A )B : Caribbean:

From HC; 1a, report from DPDC, 9 July, Unstarred question, 10 June, 866. 152; after debate, 2a; committed to CWH, 23 July, 197; CWH; reported without ondon amendment, 14 Oct, 242; report received, L : 21 Oct, 262; 3a; after debate, passed; 28 Papers (by command):29 July, 211; 25 Mar, Oct, 282; RA, 6 Nov, 311. 698. Local Government,Planning and Land Act 1980: London Borough of Barking and agenham espondents v Papers (per Act):14 May, 26, 28; 9 June, 72; D (R ) . 7 July, 143; 10 July, 156; 16 July, 167; 21 Stamford Asphalt Company July, 178, 179; 23 July, 196; 25 July, 204; 28 Limited (Petitioners) and July, 207; 24 Nov, 360; 16 Dec, 410; 13 Jan, General Accident Fire and Life 431; 27 Jan, 472; 3 Mar, 621; 10 Mar, 642; Assurance Corporation plc 19 June, 889; 25 June, 911; 16 July, 992; 17 (Respondents) and another: July, 997; 20 July, 1002; 23 July, 1030; 30 July, 1064; 5 Oct, 1086. Report, 31 July, 220. Local Government Residuary Body ondon orough of ounslow (England)Order 1995: L B H (Petitioners) v.McBride Papers (per Statutory Instrument):16 Dec, espondent 410. (R ): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Local Government (Scotland)Act Appeal Committee, 20 Apr, 745; report, 22 1973: June, 893. Papers (per Act):7 July, 143; 14 July, 159; 14 Oct, 236; 18 Mar, 677; 8 Apr, 740. London Borough of Southwark (Respondents) and another v. ocal overnment cotland ct L G (S )A Tanner and others (A.P.) 1975: (Appellants): Papers (per Act):28 Jan, 477. Appeal presented; legal aid certificates, 28 Oct, 1164. Local Government (Scotland)Act 1994: London Borough of Wandsworth Papers (per Act):25 June, 118. (Respondents) v. D’Silva and another (Petitioners): Local Government (Wales)Act Petition for leave to appeal referred to 1994: Appeal Committee, 12 Jan, 423; report, 23 Papers (per Act):21 July, 179; 3 Nov, 296; 3 Feb, 543. Dec, 386; 9 Dec, 394; 2 July, 934; 5 Oct, 1086, 1087; 26 Oct, 1157. London Docklands Development Corporation Act 1994: Local Land Charges Act 1975: Papers (per Act):16 Feb, 528. Papers (per Act):11 May, 792. 3112011008 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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London Docklands Development Lord Mayor etc. of the City of Corporation (Transfer of Westminster (Appellants) v. Functions)Order 1998: Castelli (A.P.) (Respondent): Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Lord Mayor etc. of the City of 21 Jan, 458; Chairman’s report on hybrid- Westminster (Appellants) v. ity, 22 Jan, 463; report, 27 Jan, 472; Chair- Garcia (A.P.) (Respondent): man’s report, 5 Feb, 501; approved, 13 Mar, 662. (Consolidated appeals) Legal aid certificate; petition withdrawn, 12 London Local Authorities Bill June, 87. [H.L.]: Lords: Revival motion; message to HC, 19 May, 38; [Note. An alphabetical list of Lords who took bill deposited (pursuant to resolution); 1a; the oath or aYrmed will be found on page 2a pro forma; committed to Select Commit- 1374.] tee, 21 May, 48; petition withdrawn, 25 Nov, 365; Lords named and to meet, 5 Feb, Introduced, see 501; petitions withdrawn, 9 Feb, 511; 2 Ahmed,Lord; Mar, 612; reported from Select Committee Alli,Lord; with amendments; re-committed to UBC, Alton of Liverpool,Lord; 5 Mar, 629; Lords named and to meet, 22 Amos,Baroness; Oct, 1148; reported from UBC with Bach,Lord; amendments, 16 Nov, 1234; carry-over Baker of Dorking,Lord; motion; message to HC, 17 Nov, 1240; Bassam of Brighton,Lord; message of concurrence from HC, 18 Bath and Wells,Bishop; Nov, 1249. Bell,Lord; Biffen,Lord; London Regional Transport Act Blackwell,Lord; 1984: Bradford,Bishop of; Bragg,Lord; Papers (per Act):26 Nov, 369; 19 Mar, 681. Brooke of Alverthorpe,Lord; Brookman,Lord; London Underground Limited Burlison,Lord; etitioners v dwards Burns,Lord; (P ) .E uscombe aroness espondent B ,B ; (R ): Butler of Brockwell,Lord; Petition for leave to appeal referred to Christopher,Lord; Appeal Committee, 22 June, 892; report, Clarke of Hampstead,Lord; 26 Oct, 1156. Clement-Jones,Lord; Cope of Berkeley,Lord; ondonderry procession th Cowdrey of Tonbridge,Lord; L ,30 Crawley,Baroness; January 1972: Davies of Coity,Lord; See Davies of Oldham,Lord; Tribunals of Inquiry (Evidence)Act Dearing,Lord; 1921. Dholakia,Lord; Dixon,Lord; Evans of Parkside,Lord; Longden (Respondent) v.British Evans of Watford,Lord; Coal Corporation (Appellants): Falconer of Thoroton,Lord; reeman ord Order of referral discharged, 31 July, 220; F ,L ; cause part heard, 6 Oct, 226; cause further Fookes,Baroness; and fully heard; consideration adjourned Garel-Jones,Lord; sine die, 7 Oct, 227; judgment, 27 Nov, 372. Gilbert,Lord; Gloucester,Bishop; Goodhart,Lord; Lord Chancellor (Tenure of Office) Gordon of Strathblane,Lord; (Amendment)Bill [H.L.]: Goudie,Baroness; amlyn ord Presented; 1a, 19 Feb, 539; report from H ,L ; DPDC, 25 Feb, 552; after debate, 2a; com- Hanningfield,Lord; mitted to CWH, 13 Mar, 662; CWH; Hardie,Lord; reported without amendment, 27 Mar, Hardy of Wath,Lord; 706. Harris of Haringey,Lord; 3112011008 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Haskins,Lord;Salisbury,Bishop of; Hattersley,Lord;Sandberg,Lord; Higgins,Lord;Saville of Newdigate,Lord; Hobhouse of Woodborough,Lord;Sawyer,Lord; Hogg of Cumbernauld,Lord;Scotland of Asthal,Baroness; Howell of Guildford,Lord;Selkirk of Douglas,Lord; Hoyle,Lord;Sharp of Guildford,Baroness; Hughes of Woodside,Lord;Sheppard of Liverpool,Lord; Hunt of Kings Heath,Lord;Shore of Stepney,Lord; Hunt of Wirral,Lord;Simon of Highbury,Lord; Hurd of Westwell,Lord;Simpson of Dunkeld,Lord; Inge,Lord;Smith of Clifton,Lord; Islwyn,Lord;Southwark,Bishop of; Jacobs,Lord;Steel of Aikwood,Lord; Janner of Braunstone,Lord;Stone of Blackheath,Lord; Jopling,Lord;Thomas of Macclesfield,Lord; Kelvedon,Lord;Thornton,Baroness; Kennedy of The Shaws,Baroness;Tomlinson,Lord; Knight of Collingtree,Baroness;Uddin,Baroness; Laming,Lord; Wakefield,Bishop of; Lamont of Lerwick,Lord; Walker of Doncaster,Lord; Lang of Monkton,Lord; Warner,Lord; Lestor of Eccles,Baroness; Watson of Invergowrie,Lord; Levene of Portsoken,Lord; Young of Old Scone,Baroness. Levy,Lord; inklater of utterstone aroness Took their seats, see L B ,B ; orthwick ord Lloyd of Highbury,Baroness; B ,L ; oyne iscount ord rancepeth Lofthouse of Pontefract,Lord; B ,V (L B ); adogan ord Ludford,Baroness; C ,L ; arrick arl of Macdonald of Tradeston,Lord; C ,E ; olyton ord Mackenzie of Framwellgate,Lord; C ,L ; owdray iscount Maddock,Baroness; C ,V ; raigmyle ord Manchester,Bishop of; C ,L ; Marshall of Knightsbridge,Lord; Dunmore,Earl of; Mayhew of Twysden,Lord; Glanusk,Lord; Miller of Chilthorne Domer,Baroness; Gretton,Lord; Millett,Lord; Grey of Codnor,Lord; Molyneaux of Killead,Lord; Gridley,Lord; Montague of Oxford,Lord; Hardinge of Penshurst,Lord; Monro of Langholm,Lord; Listowel,Earl (Lord Hare); Morris of Manchester,Lord; Lovat,Lord; Onslow of Woking,Lord; Moray,Earl of; Orme,Lord; Mount Edgcumbe,Earl of; Naseby,Lord; Moynihan,Lord; Neill of Bladen,Lord; Nunburnholme,Lord; Newby,Lord; Swaythling,Lord. Newton of Braintree,Lord; icholson of interbourne aroness See also N W ,B ; Hotham,Barony of. Norton of Louth,Lord; Patten,Lord; Phillips of Sudbury,Lord; Lords’Expenses: Pitkeathley,Baroness; Puttnam,Lord; Motion for approval for bicycle allowance; Randall of St.Budeaux,Lord; after debate, agreed to, 20 May, 823. Razzall,Lord; Rendell of Babergh,Baroness; Lords’Interests:Sub-committee on: Renton of Mount Harry,Lord; Renwick of Clifton,Lord; Appointed; Lords named, 23 July, 196. Richardson of Calow,Baroness; oberts of onwy ord R C ,L ; otteries and musements ct Russell-Johnston,Lord; L A A 1976: Ryder of Wensum,Lord; Papers (per Act):30 July, 216; 14 Oct, 237; 4 Sainsbury of Turville,Lord; Mar, 624. 3112011009 18-12-00 15:48:44 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Loughran (as personal MCC Proceeds Inc (Incorporated representative of the estate of under the laws of the State of Patrick Loughran (Deceased)) Delaware, USA, as Trustee of (Respondent) v.Chief Constable the Maxwell Macmillan of the Royal Ulster Realization Liquidating Trust) Constabulary (Petitioner): (Petitioners) v.Lehman Brothers International (Europe) Petition for leave to appeal to Appeal Com- (Respondents): mittee, 27 Nov, 373; report, 23 Feb, 542. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 20 Jan, 454; report, 9 Mar, 634. Loughran (Respondent) v. orthern reland ousing N I H MTV Europe (a firm)(Petitioners) v. xecutive ppellants E (A ): BMG Records (UK) Limited and others espondents Petition for leave to appeal referred to (R ): Appeal Committee, 23 June, 109; reports: Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- 23 Oct, 271; 13 Nov, 334; appeal presented, red to Appeal Committee, 30 Apr, 774; 25 Nov, 365; security for costs waived, 1 petition withdrawn, 18 May, 811. Dec, 378; petition for appeals to be conjoi- ned; ordered as prayed; 16 Dec, 410; set erbyshire down for hearing and referred to Appellate MV D : Committee; 15 Jan, 444; judgment, 29 Unstarred question, 3 Dec, 386. July, 1057. MacBenn (A.P.) (An infant suing by his father and next friend Julian Lovat,Lord: Barry MacBenn)(Petitioner) v. Ireland (Respondent): Sat first in Parliament, 20 July, 1000. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 15 May, 32; report, 31 July, 220. Lowsley and another (A.P.) (Respondents) v.Forbes (trading McConnell (Petitioner) v.Police as LE Design Services) (A.P.) Authority for Northern Ireland (Appellant): (Respondents): Legal aid certificate, 6 Oct, 226; judgment, 29 Petition for leave to Appeal referred to July, 1057. Appeal Committee, 31 July, 220; report, 9 Dec, 392.

Macdonald of Tradeston,Lord: Lubbe and others (Respondents) v. Cape Industries plc (Petitioners): Introduced (life Peerage), 8 Oct, 1106. Petition for leave to appeal referred to McFarlane and another (A.P.) Appeal Committee, 7 Oct, 1099; report, 26 (Respondents) v.Tayside Health Oct, 1156. Board (Appellants): Appeal presented, 2 Mar, 611; extension of time, 6 Apr, 729; legal aid certificates, 27 Ludford,Baroness: Apr, 762; extension of time, 21 May, 827; set down for hearing and referred to Introduced (life Peerage), 23 Oct, 270. Appellate Committee, 8 July, 954.

Machinery of Government: Luton Borough Council Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, (Respondents) v.Triumph Ovens 9 July, 152. Ltd and Levy (A.P.) (Petitioner): McKay (Respondent) v.Legal Aid Petition for leave to appeal referred to oard etitioners Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 9 B (P ): Feb, 510; report, 19 Mar, 680. Report, 19 May, 37. 3112011009 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Mackenzie of Framwellgate,Lord: Mahmud (A.P.) (Appellant) v.Bank of redit ommerce Introduced (life Peerage), 20 July, 1000. C &C International S.A. (In c night er ajesty s nspector Compulsory Liquidation) M K (H M ’ I espondents of Taxes)(Appellant) v. (R ): Sheppard (Respondent): (Consolidated appeals) Petition for leave to appeal referred to Judgment, 12 June, 86. Appeal Committee, 9 June, 70; reports:15 Dec, 406; 25 Feb, 551; appeal presented, 10 Manchester Airport (Control of Mar, 642; extensions of time:20 Apr, 745; Land by Directions)Order 1997: 3 June, 846; set down for hearing and refer- Special procedure order delivered (per Act), red to Appellate Committee, 14 July, 977. 21 July, 179; Chairmen’s report, 27 Oct, 276. McMeechan (Respondent) v. Secretary of State for Manchester,Bishop of: Employment (now Secretary of Introduced, 27 Jan, 471. State for Trade and Industry) (Petitioner):M andatory life prisoners: Report, 3 June, 55. Unstarred question, 18 Feb, 536. anifest hipping ompany imited Maddock,Baroness: M S C L (Respondents) v.Uni-Polaris Introduced (life Peerage), 12 Nov, 328. Shipping Company Limited and others (Appellants): Magee (Petitioner) v.Grace and others espondents Reports:8 July, 146; 27 Oct, 274; appeal pre- (R ): sented, 11 Nov, 321; extensions of time:13 Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Jan, 430; 20 Jan, 455; set down for hearing red to Appeal Committee; fee waived; and referred to Appellate Committee, 12 report, 30 Mar, 709. Feb, 523. ann and others ppellants v Magistrates’Courts Act 1980: M (A ) . Secretary of State for Papers (per Act):14 May, 25; 31 July, 221; 14 Employment (Respondent): Oct, 240; 3 Sept, 1076; 2 Nov, 1179. Extensions of time:15 May, 32; 26 June, 122; 7 Oct, 226; 19 Nov, 348; set down for hear- Magistrates’Courts (Procedure) ing and referred to Appellate Committee, 3 Bill [H.L.]: Dec, 385. Presented; 1a, 10 July, 156; report from DPDC, 23 July, 196; after debate, 2a; com- Mannai Investment Company mitted to CWH, 24 July, 202; CWH, Limited (Appellants) v.Eagle amendments made; reported with Star Life Assurance Company amendments, 14 Oct, 242; report received, Limited (Respondents): 21 Oct, 262; 3a, amendment made; passed; sent HC, 28 Oct, 282; from HC agreed to Judgment, 21 May, 45. with amendments, 6 May, 784; HC amendments considered and agreed to; Mansfield (A.P.) (Petitioner) and RA, 21 May 828. another v.Weetabix Limited and another (Respondents): Maguire (A.P.) (Respondent) v. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Fermanagh District Council Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 25 (Appellants) and others: June, 117; reports:10 Nov, 315; 11 Feb, 520. Petition withdrawn, 14 May, 23. Marangos Hotels Company Limited Malik (A.P.) (Appellant) v.Bank of and others (Petitioners) v.Stone Credit &Commerce and others (Respondents): nternational n I S.A. (I Petition for leave to appeal referred to Compulsory Liquidation) Appeal Committee, 8 June, 857; report, 30 (Respondents): July, 1064. 3112011009 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Marine and Aviation (War Risks) Media: Act 1952: Papers (by command):21 July, 1008. Papers (per Act):9 Dec, 394. Medical Act 1983: Marine Pollution: Papers (per Act):14 May, 28; 17 June, 94; 29 July, 211; 10 July, 962. Papers (by command):12 Nov, 329. Medicines Act 1968: Maritime Safety: Papers (per Act):9 June, 73; 10 June, 77; 17 Papers (by command):22 Apr, 754. July, 171; 21 July, 179; 28 July, 207; 14 Oct, 236; 9 Dec, 393; 26 Jan, 467; 20 Apr, 746; Marketing: 11 May, 792; 24 July, 1035; 3 Sept, 1075; 5 Oct, 1088; 8 Oct, 1107. Unstarred question, 17 Nov, 1241. Medicines Act 1971: arshall id M A : Papers (per Act):11 Mar, 656. Papers (by command):27 Jan, 471; 7 July, 946. Melville (A.P.) (Petitioner) v. Bruton (Respondent): arshall id ommemoration ct M A C A Legal aid certificate; report, 11 June, 81. 1953: Papers (per Act):6 July, 941. Memec PLC (Petitioners) v. Commissioners of Inland Revenue Marshall of Knightsbridge,Lord: (Respondents): Introduced (life Peerage), 22 July, 1015. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 9 July, 957; report, 26 Oct, 1156. Matin (Respondent) v.Matin etitioner (P ): Mental Health Act 1983: Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Papers (per Act):21 July, 179; 11 May, 791; red to Appeal Committee; fee waived; 15 June, 874; 27 Oct, 1161. report, 13 July, 965, 966. Mental Health (Amendment)(No.2) Matrimonial and Family Bill [H.L.]: roceedings ct P A 1984: Presented; 1a, 18 Dec, 420; report from Papers (per Act):14 May, 25; 31 July, 221; 3 DPDC, 14 Jan, 441; after debate, 2a; com- Sept, 1071. mitted to CWH, 11 Feb, 521; CWH, amendments made; reported with atrimonial auses orthern amendments, 27 Mar, 706; report received, M C (N a reland rder 7 Apr, 737; 3 ; after debate, passed; sent I )O 1978: HC, 21 Apr, 751. Papers (per Statutory Instrument):10 June, 77. Mental health legislation: Unstarred question, 19 Oct, 1132. Mayhew of Twysden,Lord: Introduced (life Peerage), 25 June, 117. Mental Health (Scotland)Act 1984: Measures: Papers (per Act):4 Nov, 300; 5 Nov, 1201. See ental ncapacity Cathedrals Measure; M I : National Institutions Measure. Papers (by command):10 Dec, 398.

Meat and Livestock Commission Merchant Shipping: Levy (Variation)Scheme Papers (by command):29 Apr, 770. (Confirmation)Order 1998: erchant hipping ct Draft delivered for approval by resolution, M S A 1995: 21 July, 1008; report, 28 July, 1049; appro- Papers (per Act):3 June, 56, 57 ; 23 June, 109; ved, 13 Nov, 1230. 31 July, 221; 14 Oct, 233, 234, 235; 11 Nov, 3112011009 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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321; 10 Dec, 399; 12 Jan, 424; 12 Feb, 524; Minimum Wage: 23 Feb, 544; 10 Mar, 642; 11 Mar, 655; 17 Mar, 669; 7 Apr, 736; 20 Apr, 746; 23 Apr, Papers (by command):18 June, 888. 757; 14 May, 804; 10 June, 865; 29 June, 916; 13 July, 966; 16 July, 992; 20 July, 1001; 29 July, 1058; 3 Sept, 1071, 1074, Ministerial and other Salaries Bill: 1075; 5 Oct, 1088; 7 Oct, 1100; 19 Oct, 1131; 3 Nov, 1186. From HC (endorsed with Speakers’ certifi- cate); 1a, 24 July, 202; report from DPDC, a Merchant Shipping (Control of 15 Oct, 249; after debate, 2 ; Committee ollution rder negatived; SO 44 having been dispensed P ) (SOLAS) O 1998: with, 3a; passed, 16 Oct, 255; message from Draft delivered for approval by resolution, HC that in pursuance of Parliament Act 21 Apr, 751; report, 5 May, 780; after 1911 HC directs that provisions of section debate, approved, 20 May, 824. 1 (1) of that Act shall not apply to bill; RA, 6 Nov, 311. Merchant Shipping (Convention on imitation of iability for L L inisterial ode Maritime Claims)(Amendment) M C : Order 1998: Unstarred question, 28 Oct, 282. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 10 Mar, 642; report, 24 Mar, 693; after debate, approved en bloc, 6 Apr, 731. Ministerial statements to Parliament: erseyside useums and alleries M M G Unstarred question, 16 Feb, 529. Order 1986: Papers (per Statutory Instrument):16 Dec, 410; 26 Oct, 1158. Ministers of the Crown Act 1975: etropolitan olice Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 233; 9 Dec, 393; 12 M P : Jan, 425. Unstarred question, 12 Nov, 330.

Middle East: Mink Keeping Order 1997: Unstarred question, 15 Jan, 445. Delivered for approval by resolution, 19 Nov, 34; report, 25 Nov, 365; after debate, Millennium: approved, 10 Dec, 399. Papers (by command):21 Oct, 1143. inority views in parliamentary Millennium Bug: M democracy: Papers (by command):20 July, 1001. Unstarred question, 14 Oct, 242. Millennium celebrations: Unstarred question, 4 Mar, 625. Miscellaneous Financial Provisions ct Millennium Dome: A 1983: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Papers (per Act):29 July, 212; 27 Oct, 275-6; 8 Apr, 740. 19 Nov, 349; 27 July, 1039; 29 July, 1059; 30 July, 1065; 3 Sept, 1076; 19 Oct, 1131. Papers (by command):27 Feb, 608.

Miller of Chilthorne Domer, Misuse of Drugs Act 1971: Baroness: Papers (per Act):31 Mar, 713. Introduced (life Peerage), 6 Oct, 1093.

Millett,Lord: Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 Introduced (life Peerage), 7 Oct, 1099. (Modification)Order 1998: inicabs in ondon Draft delivered for approval by resolution, M L : 15 Jan, 445; report, 27 Jan, 472; after Unstarred question, 13 May, 801. debate, approved, 27 Feb, 608. 3112011009 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Mitchell and another (Petitioners) 774; 10 June, 865; 29 July, 1058; 5 Oct, v.Carter and another 1084; 18 Nov, 1248. (Respondents): onro of angholm ord Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- M L ,L : red to Appeal Committee, 18 Mar, 677; Introduced (life Peerage), 18 Nov, 343. report, 29 June, 915. Montague of Oxford,Lord: Modahl (A.P.) (Appellant) v. British Athletic Federation Introduced (life Peerage), 10 Nov, 308. Limited (Respondents): ontserrat Petition for leave to appeal referred to M : Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 14 Unstarred question, 5 Nov, 307. Oct, 231; reports:2 Apr, 725; 19 May, 815; appeal presented, 3 June, 846; extension of oore and another etitioners v time, 14 July, 977; set down for hearing and M (P ) . referred to Appellate Committee, 7 Oct, Gadd and another 1100. (Respondents): Report, 1 July, 129. Molyneaux of Killead,Lord: Introduced (life Peerage), 24 June, 112. Moore (Petitioner) v.Inntrepreneur Estates (GL) Limited and others Mond (In his capacity as Trustee of (Respondents): the property of David Philip ood a bankrupt and in his Petition for leave to appeal referred to H ( ) Appeal Committee, 13 Jan, 430; report, 2 personal capacity)(Petitioner) v. Apr, 725. Hyde (Assistant Official eceiver and others R ) Moray,Earl of: (Respondents): Sat first in Parliament, 8 May, 17. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082. Morecroft Urquhart (Respondents) Money Bills: v.Dundon (Petitioner): [Bills certified by the Speaker of the House of Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Commons that they are money bills within red to Appeal Committee, 7 Oct, 1099. the meaning of the Parliament Act 1911.] See Morris and others (Respondents) v. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Agrichemicals Limited and Bill; others (Appellants): Consolidated Fund (Appropriation)(No. 2) Bill; Judgment, 30 Oct, 290. Consolidated Fund Bill; Consolidated Fund (No.2)Bill; Morris and others (Respondents) v. Finance Bill; Rayners Enterprises Finance (No.2)Bill; Incorporated and another Ministerial and other Salaries Bill; (Appellants): Tax Credits (Initial Expenditure)Bill. Judgment, 30 Oct, 290. Monk (A.P.) (Petitioner) v.British Steel plc (Respondents): Morris of Manchester,Lord: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Introduced (life Peerage), 27 Oct, 274. Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 14 May, 23; report, 30 July, 215. Motions: Monopolies and Mergers I. To take note Commission: II. For Address III. For papers Papers (by command):16 June, 91; 30 June, IV. Time-limited debates 125; 24 July, 201; 30 July, 216; 14 Oct, 232; 21 Oct, 262; 18 Nov, 343; 19 Nov, 349; 16 V. For annulment Dec, 410; 12 Jan, 424; 13 Jan, 431; 30 Apr, VI. Other 3112011009 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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I. To take note: Sport in schools; Steel exports. Note. Time-limited debates and motions to [ 1o-hour debates, see take note of European Communities urma and aren refugees Committee and Science and Technology B K ; Campsfield House Detention Centre; Committee Reports are not included in this ocial security and the disabled category.] S . 2-hour debates, see See Machinery of Government; msterdam uropean ouncil A E C ; Nuclear waste; eremony of ntroduction C I ; Scottish Parliament. ivil justice and legal aid C ; 2o-hour debates, see efence D ; Agriculture; evolution in cotland and ales D S W ; Armed Forces; inancial tatement and udget F S B Dependent Territories,The; eport R ; India; ouse of ords reform H L ; International art market; nternational evelopment I D ; Northern Ireland; raq I ; Personal savings; nlargement NATO E ; Proportional representation in local ideo ecordings ct V R A 1984. government; Railways; II. For Address: Saving for retirement; See Wales. Guardsmen Fisher and Wright; 3-hour debates, see Hereditary Peerage (Election); Conservation and tourism; Introductions; Housing in town and country; Queen’s Speech; Jubilee 2000; Succession to the Crown Bill [H.L.]; Youth Crime. Summer Time Order 1997. 3o-hour debates, see Export sales; III. For papers: Industry:Competitiveness; [Note. Time-limited debates are not included in Prison service. this category.] 4-hour debates, see Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. See onstitutional change ross party co 5-hour debates, see C :C - - Agriculture; operation; Arts,The; Electoral Reform. Charities; Economic prospects of the nation; IV. Time-limited debates: Environment; [Note. These debates had a maximum time Inter-Governmental Conference; limit imposed upon them by order of the National Health Service; House and were all motions for papers Parliament; unless otherwise indicated.] Strategic Defence Review and the Balloted short debates, see Reserve Forces. Armed Forces Pensions; 6-hour debates, see Civil aviation; Foreign and Commonwealth affairs. Environmental technology and services; Farming in Wales; V. For annulment: Forestry; Gibraltar; See nformation technologies for Council Tax Benefit (General) I mendment egulations international development; A R 1998; ocial ecurity one arents Land use in the countryside; S S (L P ) illennium ome (Amendment)Regulations 1997; M D ; ocial ecurity ocial und and Nazi Victims; S S (S F Claims and Payments)(Miscellaneous Nuclear weapons; Amendments)Regulations 1997; Pensions; Working Time Regulations 1998. Press complaints; Probation Service; Rented housing; VI. Other: Schools and Preparation for Adult See Life; Beef Bones Regulations 1997; (motion for South Africa; resolution); 3112011010 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Civil Procedure Rules (motion for Museums and Galleries (Northern approval); Ireland)Order 1997: Economic and fiscal strategy (motion for approval); Draft delivered for approval by resolution, European Convergence Criteria:Deficit 25 Nov, 365; after debate, approved, 22 Assessment (motion for approval). Jan, 463. See also useums and ibraries Amendments to Motions. M L : Papers (by command):20 Apr, 746. Mount Edgcumbe,Earl of: Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (M.E.): Sat first in Parliament, 7 May, 5. See Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. Moynihan,Lord: othschild ons imited and Sat first in Parliament, 8 May, 17. NMR &S L others (Respondents) v.Berenson and others (Petitioners): Multilateral agreement on Report, 10 June, 76. investment: Unstarred question, 18 Mar, 678. Nagorno Karabakh and Azerbaijan: Unstarred question, 1 July, 130. Murray and another (A.P.) (Appellants) v.Foyle Meats Nairne (A.P.) (Petitioner) v.London Limited (Respondents): Borough of Camden Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Respondents): Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 4 Petition for leave to appeal referred to Feb, 495; reports:14 May, 804; 15 June, Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 5 873; appeal presented, 25 June, 910; exten- Oct, 1082. sion of time, 5 Oct, 1084; set down for hear- ing and referred to Appellate Committee, 7 aseby ord Oct, 1100. N ,L : Introduced (life Peerage), 11 Nov, 320. urray etitioner v orkshire M (P ) .Y ational ssistance ct Fund Managers Limited and N A A 1948: another (Respondents): Papers (per Act):9 Mar, 635; 20 July, 1001. Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- ational ommercial ank of audi red to Appeal Committee, 4 Feb, 495; N C B S report, 19 Mar, 680. Arabia (Petitioner) v. Dampskibsselskabet AF 1912 Aktieselkab and others Museums and Galleries: (Respondents): Papers (by command):2 July, 133; 14 Oct, Petition for leave to appeal referred to 232; 27 Oct, 275; 9 Dec, 393; 12 Jan, 424; 2 Appeal Committee, 17 July, 170; petition Feb, 488; 16 June, 877; 5 Oct, 1084. withdrawn, 7 Oct, 227.

Museums and Galleries Act 1992: National Debt Act 1972: Papers (per Act):23 July, 196; 29 July, 211; 30 Papers (per Act):29 July, 211. July, 217; 27 Oct, 275; 28 Oct, 281; 6 Nov, 311; 18 Nov, 344; 9 Dec, 394; 11 Dec, 403; National Galleries of Scotland 16 Dec, 410; 15 Jan, 445; 10 Mar, 642; 2 ct Apr, 726; 9 July, 958; 16 July, 992; 23 July, A 1906: 1029; 29 July, 1059; 30 July, 1065; 19 Oct, Papers (per Act):6 Nov, 311. 1131; 20 Oct, 1136; 26 Oct, 1157; 18 Nov, 1248. National Health Service: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Museums and galleries: free access: 4 Feb, 496; Unstarred question, 18 Dec, 420. Papers (by command):15 Jan, 445. 3112011010 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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National Health Service Act 1977: National Heritage (Scotland)Act Papers (per Act):14 May, 25, 26, 27; 22 May, 1985: 51; 3 June, 56; 9 June, 72; 8 July, 147; 10 Papers (per Act):9 July, 152; 22 July, 188; 6 July, 155; 16 July, 167; 14 Oct, 233, 237, Nov, 311; 13 July, 967; 27 July, 1040. 238, 239; 15 Oct, 249; 21 Oct, 262; 18 Nov, 344; 25 Nov, 365; 9 Dec, 393; 16 Dec, 410; ational ome oans orporation 12 Jan, 425; 2 Feb, 488; 9 Mar, 635, 636; 10 N H L C Mar, 643; 11 Mar, 655; 16 Mar, 665; 2 Apr, Plc (Petitioners) v.Giffen Couch 726; 6 Apr, 730; 7 Apr, 736; 23 Apr, 757; 27 and Archer (a firm) Apr, 763; 11 May, 792; 30 June, 919; 10 (Respondents): July, 962; 17 July, 997; 3 Sept, 1074; 5 Oct, 1086, 1089; 7 Oct, 1100; 26 Oct, 1157; 16 Petition for leave to appeal referred to Nov, 1234; 19 Nov, 1256. Appeal Committee, 24 July, 201; report, 18 Dec, 419. ational ealth ervice and N H S National Institutions Measure: Community Care Act 1990: Measure (per Act) laid together with the Papers (per Act):21 May, 47; 3 June, 57; 5 Report from the Ecclesiastical Committee, June, 66; 11 June, 82; 16 June, 91; 12 Jan, 2 June, 842; motion that Measure be pre- 426; 17 Feb, 533; 24 Feb, 547; 25 Feb, 551; sented for RA; after debate, agreed to, 29 9 Mar, 636; 12 Mar, 660; 16 Mar, 666; 23 June, 916; RA, 2 July, 934. Mar, 687; 1 Apr, 720; 2 Apr, 726; 6 Apr, 730-1; 29 Apr, 771; 5 May, 780; 7 May, ational nstitutions easure 787; 19 May, 815; 20 May, 823; 1 June, 837; N I M 1998: 7 July, 947. Papers (per Measure):15 July, 982.

National Health Service (Primary National Library of Scotland Act Care)Act 1997: 1925: Papers (per Act):14 May, 27; 25 July, 203; 10 Papers (per Act):6 Nov, 311. Dec, 398; 18 Dec, 420; 11 Mar, 656; 30 Apr, 774; 1 June, 837; 29 June, 916; 5 Oct, National Loans Act 1968: 1086, 1088. Papers (per Act):17 Dec, 415. ational ealth ervice rivate N H S (P ational ottery Finance)Bill [H.L.]: N L : Papers (by command):21 July, 178. Presented; 1a, 15 May, 32; after debate, 2a; committed to CWH, 3 June, 58; report from DPDC, 9 June, 73; CWH; reported National Lottery Bill [H.L.]: without amendment, 19 June, 107; report a a Presented; 1 , 3 Dec, 386; report from received, 26 June, 123; 3 , amendment DPDC, 17 Dec, 415; after debate, 2a; com- made; after debate, passed; sent HC, 3 mitted to GC, 18 Dec, 420; marshalling July, 137; from HC agreed to; RA, 15 July, order, 15 Jan, 445; GC, amendment made, 163, 164. 19 Jan, 452; GC, amendments made, 22 Jan, 463; reported from GC with National Health Service amendments, 29 Jan, 481, 484; marshalling (Scotland)Act 1978: order, 3 Mar, 621; report received; amendments made, 9 Mar, 636; 3a, privil- Papers (per Act):14 May, 25; 15 May, 32; 22 ege amendment made; passed; sent HC, 16 May, 51; 10 June, 77; 23 June, 110; 16 July, Mar, 666; from HC agreed to with 167; 17 July, 171; 14 Oct, 241, 242; 21 Oct, amendments and privilege amendment, 2 262; 12 Jan, 426; 13 Jan, 431; 11 Feb, 521; June, 842; HC amendments and privilege 10 Mar, 643; 11 Mar, 654; 28 Apr, 766; 5 amendment agreed to, 22 June, 894; RA, 2 June, 854; 10 June, 865; 15 June, 873-4; 16 July, 934. June, 877; 2 July, 934; 6 July, 941; 10 July, 962; 5 Oct, 1087; 16 Nov, 1233. National Lottery etc.Act 1993: ational eritage ct Papers (per Act):9 June, 73; 26 June, 122; 23 N H A 1980: July, 196; 28 July, 207-8; 29 July, 211; 31 Papers (per Act):29 July, 211; 21 July, 1009. July, 221; 28 Oct, 282; 30 Oct, 291; 3 Nov, 296; 11 Nov, 322; 12 Nov, 329; 24 Nov, ational eritage ct 360; 23 Mar, 687; 6 July, 941; 10 July, 963; N H A 1983: 21 July, 1009; 22 July, 1016; 23 July, 1029; Papers (per Act):28 July, 208; 24 Nov, 360; 24 July, 1035; 27 July, 1040; 29 July, 1058; 24 July, 1036; 29 July, 1059. 19 Oct, 1131; 21 Oct, 1144; 22 Oct, 1148; 28 3112011010 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Oct, 1165; 29 Oct, 1174; 2 Nov, 1179; 3 NATO: Nov, 1186; 16 Nov, 1234. Papers (by command):8 Apr, 739; National Minimum Wage Bill: Unstarred questions:8 July, 148; 19 June, 890. From HC; 1a, 10 Mar, 644; after debate, 2a; committed to CWH, 23 Mar, 688; report and the ussian ederation from DPDC, 1 Apr, 721; CWH, 11 June, NATO R F : 870; after debate, CWH, amendments Unstarred question, 23 June, 110. made, 15 June, 874; CWH, amendments made; reported with amendments, 22 June, nlargement 894; report received; amendments made, NATO E : 20 July, 1002; 3a, amendments made; after Motion to take note; after debate, agreed to, debate, passed; returned HC with 31 July, 1068. amendments, 27 July, 1040; from HC with certain amendments agreed to with a Natural Heritage (Scotland)Act consequential amendment to the bill; remaining amendments disagreed to with 1991: reasons, 28 July, 1050; HC reasons and Papers (per Act):15 Dec, 406; 3 Sept, 1076; amendments considered; HL amendments 17 Nov, 1239. not insisted on; HC amendment conse- quential on HL amendment agreed to, 29 Naval and Marine Pay and Pensions July, 1060; RA, 31 July, 1068. Act 1865: National Power plc (Respondent) v. Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 241; 25 Nov, 365; 10 National Grid Company plc Mar, 643; 12 May, 796; 15 July, 983. (Petitioners): Nazi Victims: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 18 Feb, 536. National Savings Bank Act 1971: N’Dow (Petitioner) v.Timmis-Desai Papers (per Act):8 July, 147; 29 July, 1058. Solicitors (Respondents): National Trust for places of Petition for leave to appeal referred to historic interest or natural Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 13 July, 966. beauty (Respondents) v.Knipe and another etitioners (A.P.) (P ): Neill of Bladen,Lord: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Introduced (life Peerage), 13 Jan, 430. Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 21 Oct, 261; reports:2 Apr, 725; 27 Apr, 762. Nessa (A.P.) (Appellant) v.Chief djudication fficer and National Westminster Bank plc A O another espondents (Respondents) v.Beaton and (R ): another (Petitioner): Appeal presented; legal aid certificate, 13 July, 965; set down for hearing and refer- Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- red to Appellate Committee, 7 Oct, 1100. red to Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 224; report, 13 Jan, 431. New Forest: National Westminster Bank plc Unstarred question, 15 July, 983. (Respondents) v.Gill and Gill (A.P.) (Petitioner): New Northern Ireland Assembly lections rder Petition for leave to appeal referred to (E )O 1998: Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 28 Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Oct, 1165. 11 May, 792; report, 12 May, 796; after debate, approved, 18 May, 812. Nationwide Anglia Building Society (Respondents) v.Ahmed New Roads and Street Works Act and Balakrishnan (Petitioner): 1991: Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Papers (per Act):16 June, 91; 1 July, 129; 11 red to Appeal Committee; report, 2 Feb, Dec, 402; 19 Mar, 681; 8 Apr, 740; 9 Apr, 487. 742; 20 Apr, 746; 5 Oct, 1087. 3112011010 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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New Towns Act 1981: Newton (Petitioner) and others v. Papers (per Act):25 July, 204; 27 Oct, 275; 26 John Wyeth and Brother Limited Feb, 556; 21 July, 1008; 19 Oct, 1131. (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal referred to New Towns (Scotland)Act 1968: Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 30 July, 215, 216. Papers (per Act):3 June, 57. icholson and another etitioners Newby,Lord: N (P ) v.Secretary of State for the Introduced (life Peerage), 15 Oct, 248. Environment and others (Respondents): Newell and others (Appellants) v. Secretary of State for the Petition for leave to appeal referred to nvironment and others Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 2 E Apr, 725, 726. (Respondents): Appeal presented; petition that appeals be Nicholson of Winterbourne, consolidated; ordered as prayed, 5 Oct, Baroness: 1080, 1084. For further proceedings see next entry Introduced (life Peerage), 18 Nov, 343.

Newell and others (Original Non-Departmental Public Bodies: Appellants and Cross- Papers (by command):11 Nov, 321. Respondents) v.Secretary of State for the Environment and Non-Domestic Rating (Chargeable others (Original Respondents Amounts)(Amendment)(No.2) and Cross-Appellants): Regulations 1997: Fletcher Estates (Harlescott) Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Limited (Original Appellants 25 Nov, 365; report, 2 Dec, 382; approved, and Cross-Respondents) v. 15 Dec, 407. Secretary of State for the Environment and others Non-profit Organisations: (Original Respondents and Papers (by command):1 Dec, 378. Cross-Appellants): (Consolidated appeals) Norglen Limited (in liquidation) Cross-appeal presented; set down for hearing and others (A.P.) (Respondents) and referred to Appellate Committee, 16 v.Reeds Rains Prudential Nov, 1232, 1233. Limited and others (Appellants): For earlier proceedings see previous entry Judgment, 27 Nov, 373. Newlon Housing Trust ppellants v lsulaimen Norman (A.P.) (Petitioner) v.Jewson (A ) .A (A.P.) imited espondents (Respondent) and another: L (R ): Reports:8 July, 147; 27 Oct, 274; appeal pre- Petition for leave to appeal referred to sented, 10 Nov, 315; legal aid certificate, 20 Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 6 Nov, 354; set down for hearing and refer- Oct, 223; reports:18 Dec, 419; 17 Mar, 669. red to Appellate Committee; 15 Jan, 444; judgment, 29 July, 1056. Northcote (Petitioner) v.Cooper (Respondent): Newton and others (Petitioners) v. Petition for leave to appeal; security for costs John Wyeth and Brother Limited waived; referred to Appeal Committee; (Respondents): report, 2 Feb, 487. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 30 Northern Ireland: July, 215, 216. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 22 Oct, 267; ewton of raintree ord N B ,L : Papers (by command):20 Apr, 746; 28 July, Introduced (life Peerage), 11 Nov, 320. 1049; 21 Oct, 1143. 3112011010 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Northern Ireland A5 road: reported without amendment; report recei- ved; SO 44 having been dispensed with, 3a; Unstarred question, 29 Oct, 1174. passed; RA, 7 May, 787. orthern reland ct N I A 1974: Northern Ireland (Emergency Papers (per Act):14 May, 27; 20 May, 42; 1 Provisions)Act 1996: July, 129; 7 July, 142; 10 July, 155; 14 Oct, 234, 237, 238; 4 Nov, 300; 19 Nov, 349; 24 Papers (per Act):4 Feb, 496; 16 Feb, 528. Nov, 360; 2 Dec, 382; 21 Jan, 459; 10 Mar, 642; 13 Mar, 662; 22 Apr, 754; 30 Apr, 774; Northern Ireland (Emergency 5 May, 780; 14 May, 805; 1 June, 835; 4 Provisions)Act 1996 June, 850; 8 June, 858; 2 July, 934; 3 Sept, (Amendment)Order 1997: 1072, 1074; 8 Oct, 1107; 29 Oct, 1174. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 3 orthern reland ct nterim June, 57; report, 10 June, 78; after debate, N I A 1974 (I approved, 16 June, 92. Period Extension)Order 1997: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Northern Ireland (Emergency 17 June, 94; report, 24 June, 113; after Provisions)Bill: debate, approved, 3 July, 137. From HC; 1a, 15 Dec, 407; after debate, 2a; Northern Ireland Act 1974 (Interim committed to CWH, 12 Jan, 427; report eriod xtension rder from DPDC, 14 Jan, 441; CWH; reported P E )O 1998: without amendment, 5 Mar, 629; report Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 1 received, 26 Mar, 703; 3a; after debate, pas- June, 836; report, 9 June, 862; after debate, sed, 2 Apr, 726; RA, 8 Apr, 739. approved, 2 July, 935. Northern Ireland (Entry to Northern Ireland Arms Negotiations, etc)Act 1996 Decommissioning Act 1997: (Cessation of Section 3) Order Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 237. 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Northern Ireland Arms 20 Apr, 746; report, 21 Apr, 751; approved, Decommissioning Act 1997 22 Apr, 754. (Amnesty Period)Order 1998: orthern reland ntry to Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 2 N I (E Mar, 612; report, 3 Mar, 621; after debate, Negotiations, etc.) Act 1996 approved, 19 Mar, 681. (Revival of Section 3) Order 1997: Northern Ireland Bill: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, From HC; 1a, 31 July, 1068; Queen’s consent; 15 May, 32; after debate, approved, 22 after debate, 2a; committed to CWH, 5 May, 51; report, 5 June, 68. Oct, 1090; report from DPDC, 14 Oct, 1124; CWH, amendments made, 19 Oct, Northern Ireland Land Purchase 1132; 21 Oct, 1144; 26 Oct, 1158; CWH; (Winding Up)Act 1935: reported with amendments, 27 Oct, 1162; report from DPDC, 28 Oct, 1165; report Papers (per Act):15 Dec, 406. received; amendments made, 10 Nov, 1214; further considered on report; Northern Ireland (Modification of amendments made, 11 Nov, 1220; 3a, Enactments—No.1)Order 1973: amendments made; after debate, passed; returned HC with amendments, 17 Nov, Papers (per Statutory Instrument):9 June, 1241; from HC agreed to; RA, 19 Nov, 73; 14 Oct, 235; 3 Nov, 296; 23 Mar, 687. 1256. Northern Ireland Negotiations Northern Ireland Constitution Act (Referendum)Order 1998: 1973: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Papers (per Act):10 Dec, 399; 16 July, 992. 20 Apr, 746; report, 21 Apr, 751; after debate, approved, 22 Apr, 754. Northern Ireland (Elections)Bill: Northern Ireland (Sentences)Act From HC; 1a, 23 Apr, 757; report from DPDC, 29 Apr, 771; after debate, 2a; com- 1998: mitted to CWH, 6 May, 783; CWH; Papers (per Act):30 July, 1064. 3112011010 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Northern Ireland (Sentences)Act Nuclear waste: pecific rganisations 1998 (S O ) Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, (No.2)Order 1998: 29 Oct, 287. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 16 Nov, 1233; report; after debate, appro- uclear weapons ved, 17 Nov, 1239, 1240. N : Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Northern Ireland (Sentences)Act 17 Dec, 415. 1998 (Specific Organisations) Order 1998: Nunburnholme,Lord: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Sat first in Parliament, 5 Oct, 1080. 28 July, 1049; after debate, approved, 30 July, 1066; report, 27 Oct, 1162. Nursery Education and Grant- aintained chools ct Northern Ireland (Sentences)Bill: M S A 1996: From HC; 1a, 19 June, 890; after debate, 2a; Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 234, 235, 236; 11 committed to CWH, 29 June, 916; report Mar, 655; from DPDC, 1 July, 928; CWH, SI laid on 11 Aug revoked, 14 Oct, 231. amendments made, 6 July, 941, 942; report received; amendments made, 16 July, 993; 3a, amendments made; passed; returned Nurses in the NHS: HC with amendments, 22 July, 1016; from HC agreed to; RA, 28 July, 1049, 1050. Unstarred question, 16 June, 878. See also Protests. Nurses,Midwives and Health Visitors Act 1979: Norton Healthcare Limited Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 242; 21 Apr, 751. (Respondents) v.Beecham Group Plc (Petitioners): Nurses,Midwives and Health Petition for leave to appeal referred to Visitors Act 1997: Appeal Committee, 16 July, 166; report, 1 Dec, 378. Papers (per Act):16 July, 167; 14 Oct, 235; 19 Nov, 349; 5 Mar, 629; 2 Apr, 726; 22 June, 893; 22 July, 1016; 29 July, 1059; 5 Oct, Norton of Louth,Lord: 1089; 27 Oct, 1161. Introduced (life Peerage), 6 Oct, 1093. Nursing Homes Registration Novamedix Limited (Petitioners) v. (Scotland)Act 1938: NDM (UK) Limited Papers (per Act):11 Mar, 655. (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 21 July, 178; report, 4 Nykredit Mortgage Bank plc Dec, 389. (Respondents) v.Edward Erdman Group (formerly Edward rdman an unlimited company Nuclear Energy: E ) (Appellants): Papers (by command):11 May, 791. Judgment, 27 Nov, 372. Nuclear Explosions (Prohibition and Inspections)Bill [H.L.]: O’Dwyer (as personal representative of the estate of Presented; 1a, 10 July, 156; report from DPDC, 23 July, 196; after debate, 2a; com- Michael O’Dwyer (Deceased)) mitted to CWH, 24 July, 202; order of (Respondent) v.Chief Constable commitment discharged, 16 Oct, 254; 3a, of the Royal Ulster privilege amendment made; passed; sent Constabulary (Petitioner): HC, 23 Oct, 271; from HC agreed to with a privilege amendment; amendment Petition for leave to appeal to Appeal Com- agreed to, 17 Mar, 669; RA, 18 Mar, 677. mittee, 27 Nov, 366; report, 23 Feb, 542. 3112011010 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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O’Keefe and another (Petitioners) v. Opticians Act 1989: Secretary of State for the Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 241; 1 June, 835; 15 Environment and others July, 983. (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Ord and another (A.P.) (Petitioners) Appeal Committee; fee waived, report, 16 v.Belhaven Pubs Limited July, 990-1. (substituted by Ascot Holdings Plc)(Respondents): O’Loughlin (Respondent) v.Chief Petition for leave to appeal referred to Constable of Essex (Petitioner): Appeal Committee; legal aid certificates, 20 Apr, 745; report, 22 June, 893. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 12 Jan, 423. Order in Council of 19th December 1881: O’Neill and another (A.P.) (Respondents) v.Phillips and Papers (by Order):19 May, 38; 21 July, 1009. others (Appellants): Organ Transplants: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 3 June, 54; report, 23 Unstarred question, 19 Nov, 350. July, 196; legal aid certificate, 14 Oct, 231; report, 27 Oct, 275; appeal presented, 6 Organophosphates: Nov, 310; extensions of time:7 Oct, 1100; 2 Nov, 1179. Unstarred question, 24 June, 114. Orme,Lord: O’Rourke (A.P.) (Respondent) v. Mayor etc. of the London Introduced (life Peerage), 4 Nov, 300. Borough of Camden (Appellants): OSPAR Commission (Immunities and Privileges)Order 1997: Judgment, 12 June, 86. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 19 Nov, 349; report, 25 Nov, 366; after Official Receiver for Northern debate, approved en bloc, 15 Dec, 407. Ireland (Respondent) v.Tobin and another (Executors of the Osteopaths Act 1993: will of anny obin deceased M T ,( )) Papers (per Act):5 Oct, 1089. (Respondents) and Eisen etitioner (P ): Ouanes (A.P.) (Appellant) v. Report, 16 June, 91. Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent): Oil and Pipelines Act 1985: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Papers (per Act):30 Oct, 291. Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 15 Dec, 405; reports:23 Feb, 543; 12 Mar, 659; appeal presented, 2 Apr, 725; petition Oksuzoglu (by Alex Ahmet his withdrawn, 20 Apr, 745. mother and next friend) (Petitioners) v.Kay and another Outer Space Act 1986: (Respondents): Papers (per Act):3 Sept, 1074. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082. Overseas Aid: Papers (by command):14 May, 24. Ombudsman (Northern Ireland) Order 1996: Overseas Development and Co- Papers (per Statutory Instrument):11 Mar, operation Act 1980: 656. Papers (per Act):21 May, 47; 20 May, 823.

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Owners of the Ship or Vessel Parliamentary Commissioner Act “Herceg Novi”(Petitioners) v. 1967: Owners and/or demise charterers Papers (per Act):15 July, 163; 16 July, 167; 10 of the Ship or Vessel “Ming Dec, 399; 18 June, 888; 24 June, 904; 8 Galaxy”(Respondents): July, 954. Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- arliamentary onstituencies ct red to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1083. P C A 1986: Oxnard Financing SA (Respondents) Papers (per Act):4 Nov, 1195. v.Rahn and others (Petitioners): arliamentary onstituencies Petition for leave to appeal referred to P C Appeal Committee, 29 Apr, 770; report, 16 (England)(Miscellaneous July, 991. Changes)Order 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 4 Page (Appellant) v.Sheerness Steel Nov, 1195; report, 10 Nov, 1214. Company Limited (Respondents): arliamentary ffice of cience Report, 3 June, 55; appeal presented, 16 P O S June, 90; petition for appeals to be conjoi- and Technology (POST): ned; ordered as prayed; set down for hea- Lords named, 12 June, 88; Lord added, 31 ring and referred to Appellate Committee, July, 1068. 29 July, 210-11; judgment, 16 July, 990. Parliamentary Privilege,Joint Palliative treatment of terminally Committee on: ill patients: Message from HC re desirability of appoin- Unstarred question, 20 Nov, 355. ting Joint Committee, 10 July, 156; mes- sage of concurrence to HC, 17 July, 171; Palmeira Properties Limited message from HC, 30 July, 218; HC mes- (Respondents) v.Bennett sage considered; Lords members appoint- etitioner ed; message to HC, 31 July, 221; message (P ): to HC to meet; message from HC, 27 Oct, Petition for leave to appeal referred to 276; order of 27 October discharged; mes- Appeal Committee; report, 24 Nov, 358, sage to HC to meet; message from HC 359. appointing Committee, 11 Nov, 322.

Parks Regulation (Amendment)Act Parole Board (Transfer of 1926: Functions)Order 1998: Papers (per Act):4 Nov, 1195. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 17 Nov, 1239. Parliament: Pastoral Measure 1983: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 13 May, 801; Papers (per Measure):3 Nov, 296; 10 Nov, 1213. Opened by the Queen, 14 May, 22; Prorogued by Commission, 19 Nov, 1256. Patents Act 1977: Papers (per Act):22 July, 1015. Parliament Acts: See Patient Pack initiative: Ministerial and other Salaries Bill. Unstarred question, 14 May, 805.

Parliamentary and other Pensions Patten,Lord: ct A 1972: Introduced (life Peerage), 2 July, 133. Papers (per Act):22 July, 188; 30 July, 1065; 27 Oct, 1161. Peach Publishing Limited (Petitioners) v.Slater & Parliamentary Broadcasting Unit Company (a firm)(Respondents): imited L (PARBUL): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Lords named, 12 June, 88; Lords added, 31 Appeal Committee, 23 Mar, 686; report, July, 1068. 29 June, 915. 3112011010 18-12-00 15:48:45 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Peerages: Personal Bills Committee: See Appointed, Lords named, 11 June, 82. Lords. Personal Injuries (Emergency Peerages of Ireland: Provisions)Act 1939: See Papers (per Act):18 Feb, 536. Ireland,Peerages of. Personal savings: Peers: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, See 11 Feb, 521. Lords. Pesticides Bill: Peer’s Expenses: From HC; 1a, 30 Mar, 710; report from a See DPDC, 1 Apr, 721; after debate, 2 ; com- Lords’Expenses. mitted to CWH, 27 Apr, 763; CWH; reported without amendment, 2 June, 842; report received; amendment made, 19 Penal policy: June, 890; 3a; passed; returned HC with an Unstarred question, 27 Oct, 276. amendment, 30 June, 920; from HC with amendment agreed to, 6 July, 942; RA, 9 Penn (Respondent) v.Bristol and July, 958. est uilding ociety and W B S Pesticides: taxation: others and Ian Brill &Co. (Petitioners): Unstarred question, 22 Oct, 1148. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Petitions to the House: Appeal Committee, 15 May, 32; report, 22 July, 187. See Chronic Fatigue Syndrome; ension chemes ct Gibraltar; P S A 1993: Sex Discrimination; Papers (per Act):9 June, 72; 2 Dec, 382; 12 War Pension of Mr Roger Viggers. Jan, 425; 11 Mar, 654; 11 June, 869; 3 Sept, 1072. Peto Institute: Pensions: Papers (by command):9 June, 71. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Petroleum Bill [H.L.]: 15 Oct, 249. Presented; 1a, 15 Dec, 406; after debate, 2a; committed to JCCB, 12 Jan, 427; reported Pensions Act 1995: from JCCB with amendments; re-commit- Papers (per Act):30 June, 126; 3 Nov, 296; 5 ted to CWH, 21 Jan, 459; order of re-com- Nov, 306; 6 Nov, 311; 9 Dec, 394; 23 June, mitment discharged, 9 Feb, 511; 3a; passed; 897; 25 June, 911; 2 July, 934; 15 July, 983; sent HC, 19 Mar, 681; from HC agreed to, 21 Oct, 1144. 2 June, 842; RA, 11 June, 870.

Pensions (Amendment)Bill [H.L.]: Pharmacists Bill [H.L.]: a a Presented; 1a, 18 June, 888; report from Presented; 1 , 19 May, 38; after debate, 2 ; DPDC, 1 July, 928; after debate, 2a; com- committed to CWH, 3 June, 58; report mitted to CWH, 10 July, 963; order of from DPDC, 9 June, 73. commitment discharged, 24 July, 1036; 3a; passed; sent HC, 29 July, 1059. Phillips of Sudbury,Lord: Introduced (life Peerage), 5 Oct, 1079. Pensions Appeal Tribunals Act 1943: Papers (per Act):12 May, 795; 18 May, 811; Phillips Petroleum Company United 29 July, 1058. Kingdom Limited and others (Appellants) v.Enron Europe Pensions (Northern Ireland)Order Limited and others 1995: (Respondents): Papers (per Statutory Instrument):6 Nov, Extension of time, 20 May, 42; pe tition with- 311. drawn, 9 June, 70. 3112011011 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Pickford (A.P.) (Respondent) v. Platform Home Loans Limited Imperial Chemical Industries (Appellants) v.Oyston Shipways (Appellants): Limited and others espondents Judgment, 25 June, 910. (R ): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 19 Jan, 448; reports: Piglowska (A.P.) (Appellant) v. 9 Mar, 634; 1 Apr, 720; appeal presented, Piglowski (Respondent): 20 Apr, 745; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 1 June, Petition for leave to appeal referred to 835. Appeal Committee, 16 Feb, 528; reports:7 May, 786; 15 June, 873; appeal presented, 29 June, 914; legal aid certificate, 2 July, Pneumoconiosis etc.(Workers’ 934; set down for hearing and referred to Compensation)(Payment of Appellate Committee, 7 Oct, 1100. Claims)Amendment Regulations 1997: ilotage ct P A 1987: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Papers (per Act):1 June, 837. 16 June, 91; withdrawn; second draft laid; report, 24 June, 113; after debate, appro- ved, 10 July, 156. Pioneer Electronics Capital Inc and ioneer lectronics nc P E (USA) I Pneumoconiosis etc.(Workers’ etitioners v arner usic (P ) .W M Compensation)(Payment of anufacturing urope mb M E G H Claims)Amendment Regulations and others espondents (R ): 1998: Reports:19 June, 105; 23 July, 195. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 2 July, 934; report, 7 July, 947; approved, Pitkeathley,Baroness: 16 July, 993. Introduced (life Peerage), 4 Nov, 300. Police: Papers (by command):22 July, 187; 14 Oct, Planning Enquiries: 232; 15 Dec, 406; 21 May, 827; 1 June, 835; Unstarred question, 19 June, 107. 29 June, 915; 7 Oct, 1100. Police Act 1996: Plant Health Act 1967: Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 241; 28 Oct, 282; 16 Papers (per Act):14 May, 26; 9 Dec, 393; 23 Feb, 529; 10 Mar, 642; 19 Oct, 1132. Feb, 544; 27 Apr, 763; 5 Oct, 1085, 1087. Police Act 1997: Plant Varieties Act 1997: Papers (per Act):4 June, 61; 1 July, 129; 14 Papers (per Act):9 Apr, 742. Oct, 235, 238, 240; 26 Jan, 467; 25 Feb, 551; 5 Mar, 628; 11 Mar, 655; 18 Nov, 1248. Plant Varieties and Seeds Act 1964: Police Act 1997 (Authorisation of Papers (per Act):9 June, 72; 9 Apr, 742; 18 Action in Respect of Property) May, 811; 5 June, 854; 9 Nov, 1205. (Code of Practice)Order 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Plant Varieties Bill: 19 Nov, 1256. From HC; 1a, 25 June, 118; report from DPDC, 9 July, 151; after debate, 2a; com- Police Act 1997 (Notification of mitted to CWH, 18 July, 175; marshalling Authorisations etc.) Order 1998: order, 16 Oct, 254; CWH, amendments made; reported with amendments, 23 Oct, Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 271; report received; amendments made, 4 19 Nov, 1256. Nov, 301; 3a; after debate, passed; returned HC with amendments, 11 Nov, 322; from olice ct orthern reland HC with amendments agreed to; RA, 27 P A (N I ) 1970: Nov, 367. Papers (per Act):1 Dec, 379; 13 July, 966. 3112011011 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Police and Criminal Evidence Act Poverty Traps: 1984: Unstarred question, 3 June, 58. Papers (per Act):1 July, 129; 3 July, 137; 23 June, 897; 24 June, 904. Powell (A.P.) and another (A.P.) (Petitioners) v.Boladz and Police and Magistrates’Courts Act others (Respondents): 1994: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Papers (per Act):2 Apr, 726. Appeal Committee; legal aid certificates, 6 Oct, 223; 9 Dec, 392; report, 2 Apr, 725. Police (Health and Safety)Act 1997: Press complaints: Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 234. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 14 Jan, 442. Police (Northern Ireland)Bill: reston and others ppellants v From HC; 1a, 11 May, 792; after debate, 2a; P (A ) . committed to GC, 18 May, 811; report Wolverhampton Healthcare from DPDC, 19 May, 815; GC; reported NHS Trust and others without amendment, 8 June, 859; report (Respondents): received, 22 June, 893; 3a; passed, 22 July, 1016; RA, 24 July, 1036. Appeal presented, 14 May, 23; extension of time, 26 June, 122; set down for hearing olice orthern reland rder and referred to Appellate Committee, P (N I )O 7 Oct, 226; reports:23 Oct, 270; 24 Nov, 1987: 359; petition for appeals to be conjoined; Papers (per Statutory Instrument):9 June, ordered as prayed; 14 Jan, 441; judgment; 73; 12 Jan, 426; 28 Apr, 766. certain questions referred to Court of Jus- tice of the European Communities; further olice ensions ct consideration adjourned sine die, 5 Feb, P P A 1976: 499-500. Papers (per Act):9 June, 72; 14 Oct, 234; 9 Dec, 393; 10 Mar, 642. Preston and others (Appellants) v. olverhampton ealthcare olice roperty ct W H P (P )A 1897: NHS Trust and others Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 234; 21 Oct, 262. (Respondents)(Second Appeal): olice cotland ct Appeal presented, 11 Dec, 402; set down for P (S )A 1967: hearing and referred to Appellate Com- Papers (per Act):14 May, 27; 14 Oct, 241; 26 mittee, 13 Jan, 430; petition for appeals to Nov, 369; 3 Dec, 386; 11 Mar, 655; 25 Mar, be conjoined; ordered as prayed; 14 Jan, 698; 30 Mar, 710; 3 Sept, 1076; 5 Oct, 1089. 441; judgment; certain questions referred to Court of Justice of the European Com- Policyholders Protection Act 1975: munities; further consideration adjourned sine die, 5 Feb, 499-500. Papers (per Act):17 Dec, 415. revention of errorism emporary ollution P T (T P : Provisions)Act 1989 (Partial Papers (by command):21 Oct, 262; 19 Oct, Continuance)Order 1998: 1130; 26 Oct, 1157. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, ort of ondon ct 24 Feb, 547; report, 3 Mar, 621; after P L A 1968: debate, approved, 10 Mar, 644. Papers (per Act):15 May, 32; 6 May, 783. Prime Minister (Ecclesiastical Post Office Act 1969: Functions)Bill [H.L.]: Papers (per Act):22 July, 188; 11 Dec, 403; Presented; 1a, 27 Mar, 706; report from 15 July, 983; 16 July, 992; 3 Sept, 1076; DPDC, 1 Apr, 721. 19 Oct, 1131. Prince Jefri Bolkiah (Appellant) v. otato arketing oard P M B KPMG (a firm)(Respondents): (Respondents) v.Hampden-Smith etitioner Petition for leave to appeal referred to (P ): Appeal Committee, 26 Oct, 1155; report; Report, 23 July, 195. appeal presented; set down for hearing and 3112011011 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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referred to Appellate Committee, 9 Nov, Introduced in the House of Lords, see 1205; judgment, 18 Nov, 1248. *Alliance and Leicester plc (Group Reorganisation)Bill [H.L.] (formerly Principal Deputy Chairman of Girobank plc (Transfer)Bill [H.L.]); odmin oor ommons ill Committees: *B M C B [H.L.]; *City of Westminster Bill [H.L.]; See *Girobank plc (Transfer)Bill [H.L.]; Deputy Chairmen of Committees. seeAlliance and Leicester plc (Group Reorganisation) Bill [H.L.]; Prison Act 1952: *Hailsham Cattle Market Bill [H.L.]; *King’s College London Bill [H.L.]; Papers (per Act):12 Jan, 426; 23 June, 897; 29 *Lloyds TSB Bill [H.L.]; June, 916. *London Local Authorities Bill [H.L.]; Shrewsbury and Atcham Borough Prison Act (Northern Ireland) Council Bill [H.L.]. 1953: rivate usiness Papers (per Act):24 July, 201; 28 July, 1049. P B : See Prison and Probation Service: Standing Orders (Private Business). Unstarred question, 9 June, 74. Private Hire Vehicles (London)Bill: From HC; 1a, 6 July, 941; report from Prison expenditure: DPDC, 15 July, 983; after debate, 2a; com- Unstarred question, 20 Oct, 1137. mitted to CWH, 17 July, 997; order of commitment discharged, 24 July, 1036; 3a; passed, 27 July, 1040; RA, 28 July, 1050. Prison service: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Private Legislation Procedure 25 Mar, 699. (Scotland)Act 1936: Papers (per Act):29 July, 1059; 17 Nov, 1239. Prisoners and Criminal Proceedings (Scotland)Act 1993: Privileges,Committee for: Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 239. Appointed; Lords named, 9 June, 73; Lord substituted, 21 Jan, 459. Prisons: See also ords nterests ub committee on Papers (by command):26 June, 122; 30 July, L ’I :S - . 216; 31 July, 220; 14 Oct, 232; 10 Dec, 398; robation oard orthern 2 Apr, 726; 25 June, 910; 1 July, 928; 30 P B (N July, 1064; 5 Oct, 1084. Ireland)Order 1982: Papers (per Statutory Instrument):16 Mar, Prisons (Scotland)Act 1989: 666. Papers (per Act):14 July, 159; 16 July, 167; 14 Probation Service: Oct, 236; 10 July, 962; 16 July, 992; 21 July, 1008; 3 Sept, 1071; 12 Oct, 1111. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 16 July, 167. Pritchard (Respondent) v.Cook robert espondent v udley etitioner and another P (R ) .D (P ) : Metropolitan Borough Council Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Petitioners): Appeal Committee, 14 Oct, 1123. Petition for leave to appeal in accordance with the Administration of Justice Act Private Bills: 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 10 [Those marked with an asterisk were revived Dec, 398; report, 23 Feb, 543. from the previous session.] Procedure of the House Committee: Introduced in the House of Commons, see *Imperial College Bill; Appointed; Lords named, 9 June, 73; Lords *Lever Park Bill; substituted, 2 Dec, 383; 21 Jan, 459; *Southampton International Boat Show 6 Oct, 1093. Bill; Reports: *Tamar Bridge Bill; 1st (The Ceremony of Introduction; Impli- Tyne Tunnels. cations For The Lords of The Commons 3112011011 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Select Committee on Modernisation), Propend Finance Pty Limited and 15 Oct, 249; agreed to, 27 Oct, 276; others (Petitioners) v.Sing and 2nd (Carry-Over of Bills; Explanatory another espondents Notes for Bills; Reprinting of Questions (R ): for Written Answer; Attendance at Petition for leave to appeal referred to debates and other conventions of the Appeal Committee, 22 May, 51; reports: House; Joint Committee on Statutory 30 July, 215; 21 Oct, 262; 19 Nov, 349. Instruments:New Standing Order; Broadcasting Committee:Transfer of Property rights in eastern Europe: functions; Application of the rotation rule to the Science and Technology Unstarred question, 29 Apr, 771. Committee), 19 Nov, 349; after debate, agreed to, 4 Dec, 389; Proportional representation in 3rd (Use of Queen’s name to influence local government: debate; Carry-over of bills; Quotation from Commons speeches in the current Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, session; Starred Questions; Conduct in 25 Feb, 552. the Chamber), 19 May, 815; motion that report be agreed to, amendment moved Prorogation: and after debate, agreed to; original See motion, as amended, agreed to, 9 June, Parliament; 862; Queen’s Speech. 4th (Lord Chancellor’s Formal Dress; Questions for Written Answer; Working Group on Procedure in the chamber; Prosecution of Offences Act 1985: Conduct in the chamber; Government Papers (per Act):15 July, 163; 23 July, 1029. Answers to Written Questions by e- mail), 13 Oct, 1117; motion that report rotection from arassment ct be agreed to, amendment moved and P H A after debate, disagreed to on division; 1997: original motion agreed to, 16 Nov, 1234. Papers (per Act):14 May, 27.

Proceeds of Crime (Northern Protection of Wrecks Act 1973: Ireland)Order 1996: Papers (per Act):17 June, 94; 18 July, 175; 14 Papers (per Statutory Instrument):9 June, Oct, 235; 27 Oct, 275; 8 July, 954; 20 July, 72; 14 Oct, 239; 22 Jan, 463; 6 Apr, 730. 1001; 5 Nov, 1201. rotests Proceeds of Crime (Scotland)Act P : 1995: Protest by L. Tebbit concerning the proceed- ings relating to his amendment at report Papers (per Act):30 Mar, 709. stage of the Northern Ireland (Sentences) Bill, 16 July, 993. Producer Responsibility Obligations (Northern Ireland) Provincial repertory theatres: rder O 1998: Unstarred question, 14 July, 978. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 1 June, 836; after debate, approved, 10 Provisional Order Confirmation July, 963. Bills: romet ngineering ingapore See P E (S ) City of Edinburgh (Guided Busways) Limited (formerly Self-Elevating Order Confirmation Bill; Platform Management Pte Scottish Agricultural College Order Limited)(Respondents) v.Sturge Confirmation Bill. (Sued on his own behalf and on behalf of all Underwriters Public Accounts: subscribing to Lloyd’s Policy Papers (by command):3 July, 137. No. R05540F, LPSO No. 55036 dated 25th December 1986) and Public Accounts and Charges Act others (Petitioners): 1891: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Papers (per Act):8 July, 147; 18 No v, 344; Appeal Committee, 19 May, 36; report, 26 Feb, 556; 7 Apr, 736; 25 June, 911; 22 July, 187. 12 Nov, 1225. 3112011011 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Public Bills: Crime and Disorder Bill [H.L.]; *Criminal Appeal (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; [Bills printed in italics were introduced by Private Members. Those marked with an Criminal Justice (International Co- asterisk did not receive Royal Assent. operation) (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; ata rotection ill Consolidation bills, hybrid bills, money bills D P B [H.L.]; and provisional order confirmation bills are *Electricity Generation Bill [H.L.]; listed separately.] Employment Rights (Dispute Resolution) Bill [H.L.]; Introduced in the House of Commons, see *Energy EYciency (No. 2) Bill [H.L.]; Animal Health (Amendment) Bill; Fossil Fuel Levy Bill [H.L.]; Bank of England Bill; *Geneva Conventions (Amendment) Bill Community Care (Residential [H.L.]; Accommodation) Bill; *Hereditary Peerage (Election) Bill [H.L.]; riminal ustice errorism and C J (T Human Rights Bill [H.L.]; Conspiracy)Bill; ate ayment of ommercial ebts riminal rocedure ntermediate iets L P C D C P (I D ) (Interest)Bill [H.L.]; (Scotland)Bill; Law Officers Bill [H.L.]; Education (Schools)Bill; *Local Government (Experimental Education (Student Loans)Bill; uropean ommunities mendment Arrangements) Bill [H.L.]; E C (A ) Y Bill; *Lord Chancellor (Tenure of O ce) uropean arliamentary lections ill (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; E P E B ; agistrates ourts rocedure ill Firearms (Amendment)Bill; M ’C (P )B [H.L.]; *Fireworks Bill; Government of Wales Bill; *Mental Health (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill [H.L.]; Greater London Authority eferendum ill National Health Service (Private (R )B ; inance ill Landmines Bill; F )B [H.L.]; ational ottery ill Local Government (Contracts)Bill; N L B [H.L.]; Local Government Finance Nuclear Explosions (Prohibition and (Supplementary Credit Approvals) Inspections)Bill [H.L.]; Bill; *Pensions (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; National Minimum Wage Bill; *Pharmacists Bill [H.L.]; Northern Ireland Bill; *Prime Minister (Ecclesiastical Functions) Northern Ireland (Elections)Bill; Bill [H.L.]; Northern Ireland (Emergency Public Processions etc.(Northern Provisions)Bill; Ireland)Bill [H.L.]; Northern Ireland (Sentences)Bill; *Sea Fisheries (Shellfish) (Amendment) Bill Pesticides Bill; [H.L.]; Plant Varieties Bill; *Sexual Orientation Discrimination Bill Police (Northern Ireland)Bill; [H.L.]; Private Hire Vehicles (London) Bill; Special Immigration Appeals Commission Public Interest Disclosure Bill; Bill [H.L.]; Referendums (Scotland and Wales)Bill; Statute Law Repeals Bill [H.L.]; egional evelopment gencies ill R D A B ; *Succession to the Crown Bill [H.L.]; Registered Establishments (Scotland) Bill; Teaching and Higher Education Bill egistration of olitical arties ill R P P B ; [H.L.]; Y Road Tra c Reduction (National Targets) *Welfare of Pigs (No. 2) Bill [H.L.]; Bill; Wireless Telegraphy Bill [H.L.]. School Standards and Framework Bill; Scotland Bill; Social Security Bill; ublic odies dmission to upreme ourt ffices ill P B (A S C (O )B ; Meetings)(National Health Waste Minimisation Bill. Service Trusts)Order 1997: Introduced in the House of Lords, see Delivered for approval by resolution, 20 *British Nationality (St. Helena) Bill [H.L.]; Nov, 354 report, 2 Dec, 382; approved, *Building Regulations (Energy Rating 5 Feb, 502. Information) (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; *Business Improvement Districts Bill [H.L.]; *Chronically Sick and Disabled Persons Public Expenditure and Receipts (Amendment) Bill [H.L.]; Act 1968: Competition Bill [H.L.]; *Coordinated Universal Time Bill [H.L.]; Papers (per Act):17 Dec, 414. 3112011011 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Public Interest Disclosure Act Public Processions (Northern 1998:I reland)Act 1998 (Guidelines) rder Papers (per Act):22 July, 1015. O 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, ublic nterest isclosure ill 23 Feb, 543; report, 24 Feb, 548; after P I D B : debate, approved en bloc, 2 Mar, 612. From HC; 1a, 27 Apr, 763; report from DPDC, 6 May, 783; after debate, 2a; com- Public Processions (Northern mitted to CWH, 11 May, 792; CWH; Ireland)Act 1998 (Procedural reported without amendment, 5 June, 854; ules rder report received, 19 June, 890; 3a; passed, R )O 1998: 29 June, 916; RA, 2 July, 934. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 23 Feb, 543; report, 24 Feb, 548; after Public Lending Right Act 1979: debate, approved en bloc, 2 Mar, 612. Papers (per Act):24 June, 113; 29 July, 211; Public Records Act 1958: 26 Feb, 556; 14 May, 804; 29 July, 1059. Papers (per Act):17 July, 171; 29 July, 1058.

Public Libraries and Museums Act Public Service: 1964: Papers (by command):24 July, 1035. Papers (per Act):30 July, 1065. Public Service,Committee on the: Public Order (Northern Ireland) Motion on desirability of appointing Select Order 1987: Committee, agreed to; 22 May, 51; appoin- ted; Lords named and to meet, 4 June, 62; Papers (per Statutory Instrument):19 May, report, 19 Jan, 449. 37. Public Works Loans Act 1875: ublic assenger ehicles ct P P V A 1981: Papers (per Act):21 July, 179; 28 July, 1049. Papers (per Act):10 Dec, 398; 10 July, 962. Puttnam,Lord: Public Processions etc.(Northern Introduced (life Peerage), 5 Nov, 306. Ireland)Bill [H.L.]: uarrying Presented; 1a, 16 Oct, 254; after debate, 2a; Q : committed to CWH, 28 Oct, 282; order of Unstarred question, 25 June, 912. commitment discharged, committed to GC, 30 Oct, 292; report from DPDC, Quarrying Industry: 5 Nov, 307; GC, 12 Nov, 330; GC, amend- ment made; reported from GC with an Unstarred question, 20 Jan, 456. amendment, 13 Nov, 335, 336; report received, 1 Dec, 379; 3a, amendments and Queen,The: a privilege amendment made; passed; sent See HC, 9 Dec, 394; from HC agreed to with otions for ddress amendments and a privilege amendment; M A ; arliament 5 Feb, 501; HC amendments and privilege P ; amendment agreed to, 9 Feb, 511; RA, 16 Queen’s Speech. Feb, 528. Queen’s Speech: Public Processions (Northern At opening of session; reported by L. Chan- Ireland)Act 1998: cellor; Address thereon moved and seconded; debate adjourned, 14 May, 22; Papers (per Act):23 Feb, 544; 25 Feb, 551; debate resumed; after further debate, 6 Apr, 730. adjourned, 15 May, 32; 19 May, 38; 20 May, 43; debate resumed; after further ublic rocessions orthern debate, the motion to present an Humble P P (N Address to Her Majesty was agreed to Ireland)Act 1998 (Code of nemine dissentiente; ordered that Address Conduct)Order 1998: be presented by Lords with White Staves, Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 21 May, 48; HM’s Answer, 16 June, 90. 23 Feb, 543; report, 24 Feb, 548; after At prorogation of Parliament; delivered by debate, approved en bloc, 2 Mar, 612. L. Chancellor, 19 Nov, 1256. 3112011011 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Quinn (A.P.) (Petitioner) v.Ministry Reckitt &Colman Products Limited of Defence (Respondents):(R espondents) v.Richardson- icks nc etitioners and Petition for leave to appeal referred to V I .(P ) Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, others: 13 Jan, 430; report, 25 Mar, 698. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 15 May, 32; reports: ace elations ct 22 July, 187; 27 Oct, 274; petition with- R R A 1976: drawn, 19 Nov, 348. Papers (per Act):10 June, 78; 14 Oct, 237; 19 Mar, 681; 8 June, 859. Red squirrels: Unstarred question, 25 Mar, 699. Race Relations (Northern Ireland) Order 1997: Redrow Homes Limited and others Papers (per Statutory Instrument):31 Mar, (Appellants) v.Bett Brothers 713. plc and others (Respondents): Extension of time, 3 June, 55; set down for Radiological Protection Act 1970: hearing and referred to Appellate Com- mittee, 8 July, 146; judgment, 22 Jan, 462. Papers (per Act):30 July, 217. Reed (Petitioner) v.Sunderland Rafiq (Petitioner) v.Secretary of Health Authority State for the Home Department (Respondents): espondent (R ): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Appeal Committee, 12 Nov, 1224. red to Appeal Committee, 7 Apr, 735; report, 22 June, 893. Reeman (A.P.) and another (A.P.) (Petitioners) v.Department of Railways: Transport and others (Respondents): Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 25 Feb, 552; Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificates, Papers (by command):10 Dec, 398. 22 May, 51; report, 26 Jan, 466.

Railways Act 1993: Referendums (Scotland and Wales) ill Papers (per Act):24 June, 113; 10 July, 155; B : 14 Oct, 241; 6 Nov, 311; 3 Dec, 386; From HC; 1a, 5 June, 66; report from DPDC, 29 July, 1059; 3 Sept, 1076; 5 Oct, 1089. 9 June, 73; after debate, 2a; committed to CWH, 17 June, 96; CWH, 1 July, 130; CWH, amendment made, 3 July, 137; Railways (Rateable Values) CWH; reported with an amendment, (Scotland)Order 1998: 7 July, 143, 144; report received, amendments made, 21 July, 179; further Draft delivered for approval by resolution, considered on report, amendments made, 27 Feb, 608; report, 3 Mar, 621; approved, 22 July, 188; 3a, amendments made; after 27 Mar, 706. debate, passed; returned HC with amendments, 29 July, 212; from HC with Randall of St.Budeaux,Lord: certain amendments agreed to; certain other amendments disagreed to with Introduced (life Peerage), 14 Oct, 231. amendments in lieu and remaining amendments disagreed to with reasons, 30 July, 217; HC amendments and reasons Rates (Amendment)(Northern considered; certain HL amendments not Ireland)Order 1998: insisted on; amendments in lieu agreed to; remaining HL amendments not insisted Draft delivered for approval by resolution, upon; RA, 31 July, 222. 12 Nov, 1225. Regina v.Arnold (Petitioner): Razzall,Lord: Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Introduced (life Peerage), 3 Nov, 295. with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 3112011012 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 225; Regina v.Bow Street Magistrates report, 25 Mar, 698. Court and others (Respondents) ex parte Quentin (Petitioner): Regina v.Bartle and the Petition for extension of time in which to Commissioner of Police for the lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Metropolis and others accordance with the Administration of (Appellants) ex parte Pinochet Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- (Respondent)(On Appeal from a mittee, 10 Feb, 515; report, 9 Mar, 634. ivisional ourt of the ueen s D C Q ’ egina v rennan etitioner Bench Division): R .B (P ): Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Appeal presented; set down for hearing and with the Criminal Appeal (Northern referred to Appellate Committee, 3 Nov, Ireland) Act 1980 referred to Appeal Com- 1186. mittee, 14 May, 23; report, 28 July, 207.

Regina v.Basingstoke County Regina v.Brent London Borough Court (Respondents) ex parte De Council (Respondents) ex parte Souza (Petitioner): O’Malley and others (A.P.): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 21 Oct, 261; report, Appeal Committee; legal aid certificates, 2 Dec, 382. 10 Nov, 315; report, 2 Mar, 612.

Regina v.Bingham (Appellant)(On Regina v.Broadmoor Special Appeal from the Court of Appeal Hospital Authority and another in Northern Ireland): (Respondents) ex parte S and another (Petitioners): Petition for extension of time in which to lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Petition for leave to appeal out of time accordance with the Criminal Appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, (Northern Ireland) Act 1980 referred to 1083. Appeal Committee, 14 May, 23; reports: 28 July, 207; 9 Oct, 228; appeal presented, Regina v.Brown (Appellant)(On 2 Dec, 382; set down for hearing and Appeal from the Court of Appeal referred to Appellate Committee, 13 July, riminal ivision 966. (C D )): Judgment, 24 July, 200; Counsel’s fee note egina v lake etitioner report referred to Appeal Committee, R .B (P ): 6 Apr, 729. Report, 18 Dec, 418. Regina v.Buckinghamshire County ouncil espondents Regina v.Bow Street Magistrates C (R ) ex parte ourt and llison espondent Milton Keynes Borough Council C A (R ) etitioners ex parte Government of the (P ): United States of America Report, 19 May, 37. (Petitioners): egina v urstow ppellant n Petition for leave to appeal in accordance R .B (A )(O with Administration of Justice Act 1960 Appeal from the Court of Appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 1 June, 834; (Criminal Division)): report, 11 Nov, 1218. Judgment, 24 July, 200.

Regina v.Bow Street Magistrates Regina v.Burt &Adams Limited Court and others (Respondents) (Respondents)(On Appeal from ex parte McDonald (A.P.) the Court of Appeal (Criminal (Petitioner): Division)): Reports:5 June, 65; 9 July, 151; appeal Petition for leave to appeal referred to presented, 6 Oct, 223; set down for hearing Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, and referred to Appellate Committee, 6 Oct, 224; report, 2 Apr, 725. 11 Feb, 520; judgment, 2 Apr, 724. 3112011012 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Regina v.Cambridge City Council Regina v.Cooke (Appellant)(On (Respondents) ex parte Lane (A.P.) Appeal from the Court of Appeal (Petitioner): Northern Ireland): Petition for leave to appeal out of time Petition for extension of time in which to referred to Appeal Committee, 12 Oct, lodge petition and for leave to appeal in 1110; legal aid certificate, 19 Oct, 1130. accordance with the Judicature (Northern Ireland) Act 1978 referred to Appeal Com- mittee, 14 May, 23; reports:28 July, 207; Regina v.Chief Constable of Sussex 9 Oct, 228; appeal presented, 18 Dec, 418. (Respondent) ex parte International Trader’s Ferry Regina v.Coombs and others Limited (Appellants): (Petitioners): Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Reports:9 June, 71; 15 July, 163; appeal with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 presented, 28 July, 206; extension of time, 7 referred to Appeal Committee, 27 July, Oct, 226; 13 Nov, 334; set down for hearing 1039; report, 26 Oct, 1157. and referred to Appellate Committee, 12 Jan, 423; judgment, 11 Nov, 1218. Regina v.Criminal Injuries Compensation Board Regina v.Chief Constable of the (Respondents) ex parte Avraam Royal Ulster Constabulary (A.P.) (Appellant): espondent egley (R ) ex parte B Petition for leave to appeal referred to (A.P.) (Appellant): Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, Set down for hearing and referred to 6 Oct, 224; reports:13 Jan, 431; 29 Jan, Appellate Committee, 14 July, 158; legal 480; appeal presented, 18 Feb, 535; exten- aid certificate, 29 July, 211; judgment, 30 sions of time:23 Mar, 686; 3 June, 846; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate July, 215. Committee, 23 June, 896.

Regina v.Choudhary (Petitioner): Regina v.Daniel (Petitioner): Report, 1 July, 129. Petition for extension of time in which to lodge petition and for leave to appeal in accordance with the Criminal Appeal Act Regina v.Collins and Pathfinder 1968 referred to Appeal Committee, 17 Mental Health Services NHS June, 884; report, 27 July, 1039. Trust and others (Petitioners) ex Regina v.Deegan (Petitioner): parte S (A.P.) (Respondent): Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Petition for leave to appeal referred to with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 Appeal Committee, 8 June, 857; legal aid referred to Appeal Committee, 16 Feb, certificate, 27 July, 1039. 528; report, 15 June, 873. egina v epartment of Regina v.Comerford (Petitioner): R .D Agriculture for Northern Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Ireland (Respondents) ex parte with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 Bignall (A.P.) (Petitioner): referred to Appeal Committee, 11 Nov, 321; report, 19 Mar, 680. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 2 Mar, 611; report, 16 July, 991. Regina v.Commissioners of Inland Revenue (Respondents) ex parte Regina v.Director General of Ulster Bank Limited Electricity Supply (Petitioner) (Petitioners): ex parte Scottish Power plc espondents Petition for leave to appeal referred to (R ): Appeal Committee, 3 June, 55; report, Report, 19 May, 37; petition withdrawn, 23 July, 196. 20 May, 42. Regina v.Doak (A.P.) (Petitioner): Regina v.Constanza (Petitioner): Petition for extension of time in which to Report, 24 July, 201. lodge petition and for leave to appeal in 3112011012 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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accordance with the Criminal Appeal Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- (Northern Ireland) Act 1980 referred to mittee, 5 Oct, 1083; report, 11 Nov, 1219. Appeal Committee, 18 May, 811; legal aid certificate; report, 26 Oct, 1156, 1157. Regina v.Governor of Her Majesty’s Prison Brockhill Regina v.Elmbridge Borough ppellant vans ouncil espondents (A ) ex parte E C (R ) ex parte (Respondent): Activeoffice Limited etitioners Appeal presented, 5 Oct, 1081; extension of (P ): time, 18 Nov, 1248. Petition for leave to appeal in accordance with the Administration of Justice Act Regina v.Greater Manchester 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, olice uthority and others 10 Dec, 398; report, 23 Feb, 543. P A (Respondents) ex parte Centry otors arnworth imited Regina v.Emmett and another M (F )L etitioners (Respondents)(On Appeal from (P ): the Court of Appeal (Criminal Petition for leave to appeal referred to Division)): Appeal Committee, 27 Apr, 762; report, 29 June, 915. Order of referral discharged; cause part heard, 8 Oct, 228; cause further and fully egina v er ajesty s oroner heard; consideration adjourned sine die, R .H M ’ C 9 Oct, 228; judgment, 13 Nov, 333. for Inner London South District (Respondent) ex parte Douglas- Regina v.English (Appellant)(On Williams (A.P.) (Petitioner): Appeal from the Court of Appeal Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Criminal Division)): Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 26 Oct, 1156. Judgment, 17 July, 170; taxation report referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Apr, 729. Regina v.Hertfordshire County Regina v.Evans and another and Council (Respondents) ex parte the Commissioner of Police for Green Environmental Industries the Metropolis and others Limited and another (A.P.) (Appellants) ex parte Pinochet (Appellant): (Respondent)(On Appeal from a Petition for leave to appeal referred to Divisional Court of the Queen’s Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, Bench Division): 6 Oct, 224; reports:2 Apr, 725; 19 May, 815; appeal presented, 1 June, 834; exten- Appeal presented, 2 Nov, 1178; set down sion of time, 13 July, 966; extension of for hearing and referred to Appellate time; set down for hearing and referred to Committee, 3 Nov, 1186. Appellate Committee, 5 Oct, 1084.

Regina v.Evans and another and Regina v.Hinks (Petitioner): the ommissioner of olice for C P Petition for leave to appeal in accordance the Metropolis and others with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 (Appellants) ex parte Pinochet referred to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, (Respondent)(On Appeal from a 1083. Divisional Court of the Queen’s Bench Division) and one other Regina v.Immigration Appeal appeal: Tribunal and another espondents hah Petitions for leave to intervene referred to (R ) ex parte S Appeal Committee; report, 2 Nov, 1178, (A.P.) (Appellant): 1179. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, Regina v.Government of 6 Oct, 224; reports:13 Jan, 431; 26 Jan, Switzerland (Respondents) ex 466; appeal presented, 9 Feb, 510; exten- al arrah etitioner sions of time:23 Mar, 686; 27 Apr, 762; parte J (P ): petition for appeals to be conjoined; orde- Petition for extension of time in which to red as prayed, 5 May, 779; set down for lodge petition and for leave to appeal in hearing and referred to Appellate Commit- accordance with the Administration of tee, 19 May, 814. 3112011012 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Regina v.Immigration Appellate accordance with the Criminal Appeal Act Authority (Respondents) ex parte 1968 referred to Appeal Committee, Secretary of State for the Home 8 June, 857; report, 26 Oct, 1157. Department (Respondent) and egina v itchfield etitioner Cakabay (A.P.) (Petitioner): R .L (P ): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 14 Oct, 1123. referred to Appeal Committee, 5 May, 779; report, 15 June, 873. Regina v.Investors Compensation Scheme Limited (Petitioners) ex Regina v.Lockley and another parte Taylor (Respondent): (Petitioners): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Report, 3 July, 136. Appeal Committee, 12 Jan, 423; report, 9 Mar, 634. Regina v.London Borough of Brent espondents alters egina v reland ppellant n (R ) ex parte W R .I (A )(O (A.P.) (Petitioner): Appeal from the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division)): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, Judgment, 24 July, 200. 7 Oct, 226; report, 18 Dec, 418.

Regina v.Jeffries and Chalkley egina v ondon orough of etitioner R .L B (P ): Harrow (Appellants) ex parte Petition for extension of time in which to Fahia (A.P.) (Respondent): lodge petition and for leave to appeal in accordance with the Criminal Appeal Act Reports:19 June, 105; 7 July, 142; appeal 1968 referred to Appeal Committee, presented; security for costs waived, 25 10 Feb, 515; report, 15 June, 873. July, 203; set down for hearing and refer- red to Appellate Committee, 9 Oct, 228; egina v elly etitioner legal aid certificate, 21 Oct, 262; judgment, R .K (P ): 23 July, 1027. Petition for leave to appeal in accordance with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 egina v ord hancellor referred to Appeal Committee, 1 June, 835; R .L C report, 26 Oct, 1157. (Respondent) ex parte Riniker (Petitioner): Regina v.Law Society Petition for leave to appeal out of time (Respondents) ex parte Alliance referred to Appeal Committee, 7 Oct, 226; and Leicester Building Society report, 9 Dec, 393. (Petitioners): Report, 23 July, 195. Regina v.Managers of the North West London Mental Health Regina v.Law Society NHS Trust and others (Respondents) ex parte Mortgage (Respondents) ex parte Stewart Express Limited (Petitioners): (A.P.) (Petitioner): Report, 23 July, 195. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, Regina v.Lincoln Crown Court 4 Feb, 495; reports:9 Mar, 634; 14 May, (Respondent) ex parte Jude 804. (Petitioner): Regina v.Manchester Stipendiary Petition for extension of time in which to agistrate and the ord lodge petition and for leave to appeal in M L accordance with the Administration of Advocate (Petitioner) ex parte Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- Granada Television Limited mittee, 11 June, 869; report, 27 July, 1039. (Respondents): egina v indsay etitioner Petition for leave to appeal in accordance R .L (P ): with the Administration of Justice Act Petition for extension of time in which to 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 29 lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Oct, 1173. 3112011012 18-12-00 15:48:46 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Regina v.Manning (Petitioner): Regina v.Mayor etc. of the Royal orough of ensington and Petition for an extension of time in which to B K lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Chelsea (Appellants) ex parte accordance with the Criminal Appeal Act Kihara (A.P.) (Respondent): 1968 referred to Appeal Committee, egina v ord ayor etc of the 5 Oct, 1083. R .L M . City of Westminster (Appellants) avlov egina v artin ppellant n ex parte P (A.P.) R .M (A )(O (Respondent): Appeal from Her Majesty’s Courts-Martial Appeal Court): (Consolidated appeals) Reports:25 June, 118; 9 July, 151; appeal pre- Petition of appellants for appeal to be with- sented, 6 Oct, 223; set down for hearing drawn; ordered as prayed, 15 July, 162. and referred to Appellate Committee, 14 Oct, 231; judgment, 16 Dec, 410. Regina v.Metropolitan Police Commissioners and others Regina v.Martin (Petitioner): (Respondents) ex parte Soper Petition for leave to appeal in accordance (A.P.) (Petitioner): with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 presen- Petition for extension of time in which to ted and referred to Appeal Committee, lodge petition and for leave to appeal in 26 Mar, 702; report, 16 July, 991. accordance with the Administration of Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- Regina v.Marylebone Magistrates’ mittee, 23 Feb, 542; legal aid certificate, Court and another 2 Mar, 611; report, 14 May, 804. (Respondents) ex parte Amdrell Limited (Trading as “Get Regina v.Mills (Appellant)(On Stuffed”) and others Appeal from the Court of Appeal (Petitioners): (Criminal Division)): Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Regina v.Poole (Appellant)(On with the Administration of Justice Act Appeal from the Court of Appeal 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, (Criminal Division)): 7 Oct, 1099. (Consolidated appeals) Regina v.McAteer (Petitioner): Judgment, 24 July, 200; taxation report referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Apr, 729. Petition for leave to appeal in accordance with the Criminal Appeal (Northern Ireland) Act 1980 referred to Appeal Com- Regina v.Minister of Agriculture, mittee, 15 May, 32; report, 28 July, 207. Fisheries and Food (Respondent) ex parte SP Anastasiou (Pissouri) Regina v.McKenna (Respondent) ex Limited and others (Appellants): parte Governor of Her Majesty’s Judgment; certain questions referred to Prison Magilligan (Petitioner): European Court of Justice; further con- sideration adjourned sine die, 20 May, Petition for leave to appeal out of time 821-2. referred to Appeal Committee, 26 Oct, 1156. Regina v.Myers (Appellant)(On Regina v.McWilliams (Appellant): Appeal from the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division)): Appeal presented, 9 July, 151; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Commit- Judgment, 24 July, 200. tee, 17 July, 170; judgment, 30 July, 215. Regina v.Newbury District Regina v.Mayor etc. of the London Council and others Borough of Southwark (Respondents) ex parte Chieveley (Respondents) ex parte Cordwell Parish Council (Petitioners): and another (Petitioners): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Report, 19 May, 37. Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082. 3112011012 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Regina v.North Yorkshire County Regina v.Rodger and another Council (Appellants) ex parte (Petitioners): Brown and another espondents Petition for leave to appeal in accordance (R ): with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 Petition for leave to appeal referred to referred to Appeal Committee, 22 July, Appeal Committee, 24 Feb, 547; reports: 186; report, 18 Dec, 418. 30 Mar, 709; 21 May, 827; appeal presen- ted, 4 June, 850; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 15 June, 873; security for costs waived, 23 June, 896; Regina v.Royal Borough of extension of time, 16 July, 990; set down Kensington and Chelsea for hearing and referred to Appellate Com- (Appellants) ex parte Lawrie mittee, 7 Oct, 1100. Plantation Services Limited (Respondents): Regina v.Oxfordshire County Council and others Petition for leave to appeal referred to espondents Appeal Committee, 11 Feb, 520; reports: (R ) ex parte 2 Apr, 725; 19 May, 815; appeal presented, Sunningwell Parish Council 1 June, 834; extension of time, 8 July, 954; (Appellants): set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 7 Oct, 1099. Appeal presented, 23 Feb, 542; extensions of time:31 Mar, 713; 13 May, 800; 29 June, 914; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 7 Oct, 1100. Regina v.S.(Petitioner): egina v arliamentary Petition for leave to appeal in accordance R .P with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 Commissioner for Standards referred to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, (Respondents) ex parte Fayed 1083; report, 11 Nov, 1219. (Petitioner): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 13 Nov, 334; report, Regina v.Secretary of State for 10 Feb, 516. Social Security (Appellant) ex parte Joint Council for the Regina v.Pearce (Respondent): Welfare of Immigrants and another espondents Report, 8 July, 146. (A.P.) (R ): Petition of appellant for appeal to be with- Regina v.Powell and another drawn; ordered as prayed, 9 June, 70. (Appellants)(On Appeal from the Court of Appeal (Criminal Division)): Regina v.Secretary of State for ocial ecurity espondent Judgment, 17 July, 170; taxation report S S (R ) ex referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Apr, 729. parte Getachew (A.P.) (Petitioner): Regina v.Powys County Council Petition for leave to appeal out of time and another (Respondents) ex referred to Appeal Committee, 24 June, parte Hambridge (A.P.) 113; report, 24 Nov, 359; legal aid certifi- (Petitioner): cate; report, 15 Dec, 405. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 7 Oct, 1099. Regina v.Secretary of State for the Environment (Appellant) ex parte ouncil of the ondon orough Regina v.Reynolds (Petitioner): C L B of Camden (Respondents): Petition for extension of time in which to lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Reports:1 July, 129; 21 July, 178; appeal pre- accordance with the Criminal Appeal Act sented, 6 Oct, 222. 1968 referred to Appeal Committee, 19 June, 105; report, 18 Dec, 418. For further proceedings see next entry 3112011012 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Regina v.Secretary of State for the Regina v.Secretary of State for the Environment (Original Home Department (Appellant) ex Appellant and Cross- parte Fayed and another Respondent) ex parte Council of (Respondents): the London Borough of Camden Petition withdrawn, 26 Jan, 466. (Original Respondents and Cross-Appellants): Regina v.Secretary of State for the Home Department (Appellant) ex Petition for leave to cross-appeal out of time parte Launder (Respondent)(On referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 224; ppeal from a ivisional ourt report, 27 Oct, 275; cross-appeal presen- A D C ted, 10 Nov, 315; set down for hearing and of the Queen’s Bench Division): referred to Appellate Committee, 2 Dec, Judgment, 21 May, 46. 382; judgment, 12 Mar, 659. For earlier proceedings see previous entry Regina v.Secretary of State for the Home Department (Original Appellant and Cross- Regina v.Secretary of State for the Respondent) ex parte T (A.P.) Environment (Respondent) ex (Original Respondent and Cross- parte Bury Metropolitan Appellant): orough ouncil etitioners B C (P ): Judgment, 12 June, 86. Petition for leave to appeal referred to egina v ecretary of tate for the Appeal Committee, 23 Mar, 686; report, R .S S 29 June, 915. Home Department (Original Appellant and Cross- Respondent) ex parte V (A.P.) Regina v.Secretary of State for the (Original Respondent and Cross- Environment,Transport and the Appellant): egions espondent R (R ) ex parte Judgment, 12 June, 86. Marson (Petitioner): Regina v.Secretary of State for the Petition for leave to appeal referred to ome epartment espondent Appeal Committee, 9 June, 862; reports: H D (R ) 13 July, 966; 22 Oct, 1147. ex parte Ahmed (Petitioner): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 7 Oct, 1099. Regina v.Secretary of State for the ome epartment and another Regina v.Secretary of State for the H D ome epartment espondent espondents ex parte anbolat H D (R ) (R ) C oward (Petitioner): ex parte C (A.P.) (Petitioner): Petition for leave to appeal out of time Petition for leave to appeal referred to referred to Appeal Committee, 4 June, 61; Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, report, 18 Dec, 419. 26 Oct, 1155. Regina v.Secretary of State for the Regina v.Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) Home Department and another ex parte Fei (A.P.) (Petitioner): (Respondents) ex parte Franc¸ois ppellant n ppeal Petition for leave to appeal referred to (A.P.) (A )(O A Appeal Committee, 19 Jan, 448; report, from a Divisional Court of the 9 Mar, 634; legal aid certificate; report, Queen’s Bench Division): 29 June, 914. Petition for extension of time in which to Regina v.Secretary of State for the lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Home Department (Respondent) accordance with the Administration of ex parte Gangadeen and another Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- etitioners mittee; legal aid certificate, 22 July, 186; (P ): reports:9 Dec, 392; 22 Jan, 463; appeal Petition for leave to appeal referred to presented, 26 Jan, 466; set down for hear- Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, ing and referred to Appellate Committee, 7 Apr, 735; petition withdrawn, 14 May, 28 Jan, 477; judgment, 12 Mar, 659. 803. 3112011012 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Regina v.Secretary of State for the For further proceedings see Home Department (Respondent) Regina v.Secretary of State for the ome epartment espondent ex parte Ibitola (A.P.) H D (R ) ex parte Simms &c. (Petitioner): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, Regina v.Secretary of State for the 5 Oct, 1083. Home Department (Respondent) ex parte O’Dwyer (A.P.) Regina v.Secretary of State for the (Petitioner): ome epartment espondent H D (R ) Legal aid certificate; report, 1 Dec, 378. ex parte Iyadurai (A.P.) (Petitioner): egina v ecretary of tate for the Petition for leave to appeal referred to R .S S Appeal Committee, 7 July, 946; legal aid Home Department (Respondent) certificate; report, 22 July, 1015. ex parte Olusanya (A.P.) (Petitioner): Regina v.Secretary of State for the Petition for leave to appeal referred to Home Department (Respondent) Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, ex parte Jahangir (A.P.) 19 Oct, 1130. (Petitioner): Report, 30 July, 1063. Regina v.Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) Regina v.Secretary of State for the ex parte Patel (A.P.) (Appellant): ome epartment espondent H D (R ) Petition for leave to appeal referred to ex parte Kabba (A.P.) (Petitioner): Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082; legal aid Petition for leave to appeal referred to certificate, 7 Oct, 1100; appeal presented, Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 26 Oct, 1155. 5 Oct, 1083. Regina v.Secretary of State for the Regina v.Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) Home Department (Respondent) ex parte Pierson (A.P.) ex parte Kerrouche (A.P.) (Appellant): (Petitioner): Judgment, 24 July, 200. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 6 Oct, 223; report, 21 Oct, 262. Regina v.Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) Regina v.Secretary of State for the ex parte Salem (A.P.) (Appellant): Home Department (Respondent) han etitioner Petition for leave to appeal referred to ex parte K (A.P.) (P ): Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 23 Petition for leave to appeal referred to Apr, 757; reports:8 June, 858; 29 June, Appeal Committee, 12 Jan, 423; reports: 914; appeal presented, 14 July, 977; exten- 7 Apr, 735; 21 May, 827; legal aid certifi- sions of time:12 Oct, 1110; 5 Nov, 1200. cate, 8 July, 954; report, 9 July, 958. Regina v.Secretary of State for the Regina v.Secretary of State for the ome epartment espondents ome epartment espondent H D (R ) H D (R ) ex parte Simms (A.P.) (Appellant): ex parte O’Brien (A.P.) (Appellant): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, Petition for leave to appeal referred to an 2 Mar, 611; reports:7 Apr, 735; 21 May, Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 27 827; appeal presented, 4 June, 850; petition Jan, 471; reports:7 Apr, 735; 21 May, that appeals be consolidated; ordered as 1827; appeal presented, 3 June, 846; prayed, 9 July, 957. petition that appeals be consolidated; ordered as prayed, 9 July, 957. For further proceedings see next entry 3112011012 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Regina v.Secretary of State for the Regina v.Sefton Metropolitan Home Department (Respondent) Borough Council (Petitioners) ex parte Simms (A.P.) (Appellant): ex parte Help the Aged and another espondents Regina v.Secretary of State for the (A.P.) (R ): Home Department (Respondent) Petition for leave to appeal referred to ex parte O’Brien (A.P.) Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; legal aid ppellant certificate; petition withdrawn, 13 Jan, (A ): 430. (Consolidated appeals) Regina v.Selby District Council Extension of time, 9 July, 957; appeal set and others (Respondents) ex parte down for hearing and referred to Appellate Oxton Farms and others Committee, 5 Oct, 1083. etitioners For earlier proceedings see previous entry (P ): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 19 May, 36; report, Regina v.Secretary of State for the 22 July, 187. Home Department (Respondent) ex parte Stafford (A.P.) Regina v.Southwark Crown Court (Appellant): (Appellants) ex parte Bowles (Respondent)(On Appeal from a Petition for leave to appeal referred to Divisional Court of the Queen’s Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, ench ivision 4 Feb, 495; reports:19 Mar, 680; 14 May, B D ): 804; appeal presented, 19 May, 814; set Reports:5 June, 65; 9 July, 151; appeal pre- down for hearing and referred to Appellate sented, 6 Oct, 222; set down for hearing Committee, 18 June, 887; judgment, and referred to Appellate Committee, 23 July, 1027. 22 Jan, 462; judgment, 2 Apr, 724. Regina v.Stafford Crown Court Regina v.Secretary of State for the (Respondents) ex parte Shipley Home Department (Respondent) (Petitioner): ex parte Quigley (A.P.) etitioner Petition for leave to appeal referred to (P ): Appeal Committee, 12 Jan, 423; report, Report, 1 Dec, 378. 25 Feb, 551. Regina v.Staines and another Regina v.Secretary of State for the (Petitioners): ome ffice espondent H O (R ) Petition for leave to appeal in accordance ex parte Rajaratnam (A.P.) with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 refer- (Appellant): red to Appeal Committee, 25 June, 117; report, 10 Nov, 315. Appeal presented, 21 Oct, 1143; legal aid certificate, 2 Nov, 1179. Regina v.Staines Magistrates’ Court and others (Respondents) Regina v.Secretary of State for ex parte Westfallen (A.P.) Trade and Industry (Petitioner): (Respondents) ex parte Petition for extension of time in which to McCormick (Petitioner): lodge petition and for leave to appeal in accordance with the Administration of Petition for leave to appeal referred to Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- Appeal Committee, 17 Feb, 532; report, mittee; legal aid certificate, 3 Mar, 620; 19 Mar, 680. report, 14 May, 804. egina v windon agistrates egina v ecretary of tate for R .S M ’ R .S S Court and others (Respondents) Transport (Petitioner) ex parte angle actortame imited and others ex parte N (A.P.) F L (Petitioner): (Respondents): Petition for extension of time in which Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- to petition and for leave to appeal in red to Appeal Committee, 15 Oct, 1127. accordance with Administration of Justice 3112011013 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Act 1960 referred to Appeal Committee, 23 Regional Development Agencies Mar, 686; legal aid certificate; report, 14 Bill: May, 803, 804. From HC; 1a, 2 Apr, 726; after debate, 2a; egina v arwickshire ounty committed to CWH, 18 May, 811; report R .W C from DPDC, 19 May, 815; marshalling Council (Petitioners) ex parte order, 31 July, 1068; CWH, amendments Powergen plc (Respondents): made; reported with amendments, 7 Oct, 1101; marshalling order, 29 Oct, 1174; Petition for leave to appeal referred to report received; amendments made, 4 Nov, Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 224; report, 13 1195; 3a; passed; returned HC with Jan, 430. amendments, 11 Nov, 1220; from HC agreed to, 17 Nov, 1240; RA, 19 Nov, Regina v.West Dorset District 1256. Council (Respondents) ex parte Searle (Petitioner): Registered Designs Act 1949: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Papers (per Act):22 July, 1015. Appeal Committee, 12 Oct, 1110. egistered stablishments egina v estminster ity ouncil R E R .W C C (Scotland)Bill: and others and the Secretary of State for Health (Appellant) From HC; 1a, 27 Apr, 763; report from and DPDC, 6 May, 783; after debate, 2a; com- ex parte A, P, M X mitted to CWH, 5 June, 854; order of com- (Respondents): mitment discharged, 22 June, 893; 3a; pas- Reports:1 July, 129; 16 July, 166; appeal sed, 6 July, 941; RA, 9 July, 958. presented, 28 July, 206; petition for appeals to be conjoined; ordered as Registered Homes Act 1984: prayed; 7 Oct, 226; extension of time, 8 Oct, 227; set down for hearing and refer- Papers (per Act):8 Apr, 740. red to Appellate Com-mittee, 19 Nov, 348. Registration of Births,Deaths and Regina v.Westminster City Council Marriages (Scotland)Act 1965: (Petitioners) ex parte A espondent Papers (per Act):14 July, 159; 30 July, 217; 11 (R ): Mar, 654; 29 July, 1059. Reports:1 July, 129; 16 July, 166; appeal presented, 30 July, 215; petition for egistration of nterests appeals to be conjoined; ordered as R I : prayed; 7 Oct, 226; extension of time, 8 Register of Lords’ Interests prepared by the Oct, 227; set down for hearing and referred Clerk of the Parliaments, printed, 1 Dec, to Appellate Committee, 19 Nov, 348. 379.

Regina v.White (Petitioner): Registration of Political Parties Petition for leave to appeal in accordance Bill: with the Criminal Appeal Act 1968 presen- From HC; 1a, 15 July, 983; report from ted and referred to Appeal Committee, DPDC, 30 July, 1065; after debate, 2a; 26 Mar, 702; report, 16 July, 991. committed to CWH, 8 Oct, 1107; CWH; reported without amendment, 5 Nov, Regina v.Wicks (Appellant)(On 1201; report received; amendments made, Appeal from the Court of Appeal 12 Nov, 1226; 3a, amendments made; pas- riminal ivision sed; returned HC with amendments, 18 (C D )): Nov, 1249; from HC agreed to; RA, 19 Judgment, 21 May, 45. Nov, 1256.

Regina v.Woollin (Appellant)(On Registration Service Act 1953: ppeal from the ourt of ppeal A C A Papers (per Act):14 May, 28; 24 July, 202; 25 (Criminal Division)): Feb, 551; 23 Mar, 687; 14 July, 977. Reports:18 Dec, 418; 14 Jan, 441; appeal pre- sented, 26 Mar, 702; set down for hearing Regulation of utilities: and referred to Appellate Committee, 1 June, 835; judgment, 25 June, 910. Unstarred question, 28 Oct, 1166. 3112011013 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Reilly and another (Petitioners) v. Respiratory diseases of Mersey Regional Health mineworkers: Authority (Respondents): Unstarred question, 16 Nov, 1234. Report, 9 June, 71. Restrictive Trade Practices Act Remilien (A.P.) (Appellant) v. 1976: Secretary of State for Social Papers (per Act):11 Dec, 402; 4 June, 850. Security and another (Respondents): Retail Parks Investments Limited Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- (Respondents) v.Royal Bank of red to Appeal Committee; fee waived; Scotland plc (Appellants): report, 9 June, 70, 71; appeal presented, 23 Petition withdrawn, 6 Oct, 225. June, 109; legal aid certificate, 1 July, 129; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 2 July, 133; judg- Reynolds (Respondent) v.Times ment, 27 Nov, 372. Newspapers Limited and others (Petitioners): Rendell of Babergh,Baroness: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Introduced (life Peerage), 10 Nov, 308. Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. ichardson of alow aroness Rent Act 1977: R C ,B : Introduced (life Peerage), 12 Oct, 1110. Papers (per Act):30 July, 216; 12 Jan, 424; 3 Sept, 1073. Road building: Rented housing: Unstarred question, 20 May, 823. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, 17 Dec, 415. Road Traffic Act 1988: Papers (per Act):14 May, 26; 3 June, 56; 5 Renton of Mount Harry,Lord: June, 66; 9 June, 72; 23 June, 109; 14 July, 159; 14 Oct, 236; 10 Dec, 398-9; 12 Jan, Introduced (life Peerage), 25 June, 117. 425, 426; 10 Mar, 642; 8 Apr, 740; 11 May, 792; 1 June, 835; 2 June, 841; 3 June, 847; Renwick of Clifton,Lord: 6 July, 941; 10 July, 962; 30 July, 1064; 3 Sept, 1074; 5 Oct, 1087; 8 Oct, 1107; 19 Introduced (life Peerage), 21 Oct, 261. Oct, 1131.

Representation of the People Act Road Traffic Act 1991: 1983: Papers (per Act):14 May, 25; 3 June, 57; 5 Papers (per Act):16 Mar, 665. June, 66; 14 Oct, 237, 239; 10 Dec, 399; 12 Jan, 426; 18 Feb, 535; 13 Mar, 662; 11 May, 792; 8 June, 858; 14 July, 977; 3 Sept, Representation of the People 1074; 5 Oct, 1087. (Northern Ireland)(Amendment) Regulations 1998: Road Traffic (New Drivers)Act Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 1995: 19 Oct, 1131; report, 27 Oct, 1162; after Papers (per Act):14 May, 26. debate, approved, 17 Nov, 1241. oad raffic ew rivers epublic of ndia and others R T (N D ) R I (Northern Ireland)Order 1997: (Appellants) v.India Steamship ompany imited espondents Draft delivered for approval by resolution, C L (R ): 11 Dec, 402; after debate, approved, 7 Judgment, 16 Oct, 253. Apr, 737.

Reserve Forces Act 1996: Road Traffic Offenders (Northern reland rder Papers (per Act):14 May, 27; 21 May, 47; 27 I )O 1996: Nov, 374; 10 Feb, 516; 24 Mar, 693; 8 Apr, Papers (per Statutory Instrument):28 July, 740; 3 June, 847; 3 Sept, 1076. 207; 5 Mar, 628. 3112011013 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Road Traffic Reduction (National Royal Assent: argets ill T )B : By Commission: From HC; 1a, 27 Apr, 763; report from 19 Nov, 1256 (6 bills); DPDC, 6 May, 783; after debate, 2a; committed to CWH, 5 June, 854; CWH; By notification: reported without amendment, 19 June, 15 July, 164 (3 bills); 890; report received, 24 June, 904; 3a; pas- 31 July, 222 (6 bills); sed, 1 July, 928; RA, 2 July, 934. 6 Nov, 311 (2 bills); 27 Nov, 374 (3 bills); Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984: 17 Dec, 415 (4 bills); 27 Jan, 472 (1 bill); Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 238, 239; 21 Oct, 16 Feb, 528 (1 bill); 262; 12 Jan, 426; 29 Jan, 480; 16 July, 992; 3 Sept, 1074. 23 Feb, 542 (1 bill); 18 Mar, 677 (4 bills); 8 Apr, 739 (4 bills); Road Traffic (Vehicle Emissions) ixed enalty egulations 23 Apr, 757 (1 bill); (F P )R 7 May, 787 (1 bill); 1997: 21 May, 828 (4 bills); Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 11 June, 870 (5 bills); 20 Nov, 355; withdrawn; second draft laid, 2 July, 934 (3 bills, 1 measure); 24 Nov, 359, 360; report, 25 Nov, 366; after 9 July, 958 (3 bills); debate, approved en bloc, 15 Dec, 407. 16 July, 993 (4 bills); 24 July, 1036 (2 bills); Road Transport: 28 July, 1050 (5 bills); Papers (by command):3 Sept, 1071. 31 July, 1068 (5 bills); 3 Sept, 1077 (1 bill); oads cotland ct 9 Nov, 1206 (2 bills); R (S )A 1984: 19 Nov, 1256 (6 bills). Papers (per Act):25 June, 911. oyal ank of cotland oberts of onwy ord R B S R C ,L : (Respondents) v.Etridge (A.P.) Introduced (life Peerage), 22 Oct, 266. (Petitioner) and another: oll of the ords Petition for leave to appeal referred to R L : Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 5 Prepared by the Clerk of the Parliaments; Oct, 1082; report, 11 Nov, 1219. printed, 14 May, 22.

osgill roup imited etitioners Royal Bank of Scotland v.Ezekiel R G L (P ) etitioner v.Commissioners of Customs and (P ): Excise (Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- red to Appeal Committee, 29 July, 1057. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 3 June, 54; report, 15 Dec, 405. Royal Boskalis Westminster NV and others (Petitioners) v.Mountain oss espondent v wners of the R (R ) .O and others (Respondents): Ship “Bowbelle” and others (Petitioners): Report, 8 July, 146; petition withdrawn, 17 July, 170. Report, 3 July, 137.

Rowan Companies Inc (a body Royal Fine Art Commission for corporate) and others Scotland: (Respondents) v.Lambert Eggink Papers (by command):2 Apr, 726. Offshore Transport Consultants VOF (a body corporate) and others: Royal Patriotic Fund Corporation: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Papers (by command):18 Nov, 343; 5 Oct, Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082. 1085. 3112011013 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Runghaswami (a patient suing by his security for costs referred to Appeal Com- father and next friend Maurice mittee, 14 May, 23; appeal restored by unghaswami etitioner consent of Appellants; reference to Appeal R ) (A.P.) (P ) Committee discharged; extension of time, v.London Buses Limited 15 May, 32; set down for hearing and refer- (Respondents): red to Appellate Committee, 9 June, 70; Report, 9 July, 151; petition for review of judgment, 30 Oct, 291. petitioner’s costs referred to Appeal Com- mittee, 7 July, 946; report, 16 July, 992. Sarsfield (H M Inspector of Taxes) espondent v ixons roup ussell ohnston ord (R ) .D G R -J ,L : Distribution Limited (No 2) Introduced (life Peerage), 23 July, 195. (Petitioners): yder of ensum ord Petition for leave to appeal referred to R W ,L : Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. Introduced (life Peerage), 24 Nov, 358. ye and others rustees of the Sarsfield (H M Inspector of Taxes) R (T espondent v ixons roup Dennis Rye Pension Fund) (R ) .D G espondents v heffield ity Distribution Limited (R ) .S C etitioners Council (Petitioners) and one (P ): other appeal: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 224; report, 9 Dec, 392. Sarsfield (H M Inspector of Taxes) (Respondent) v.Dixons Group Safety of Sports Grounds Act 1975: plc (No.2)(Petitioners): Papers (per Act):10 July, 155; 6 July, 941; 30 Petition for leave to appeal referred to July, 1064. Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. Sainsbury of Turville,Lord: Sarsfield (H M Inspector of Taxes) Introduced (life Peerage), 21 Oct, 261. (Respondent) v.Dixons Group plc etitioners St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust (P ): (Petitioners) v. S (A.P.) Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Respondent): Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 8 June, 857; legal aid Sarsfield (H M Inspector of Taxes) certificate, 27 July, 1039. (Respondent) v.Dixons Limited (Now Dixons Stores Group Salisbury,Bishop of: Limited)(No 2) (Petitioners): Introduced, 20 Jan, 454. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. Salmon: Unstarred question, 30 July, 218. Sarsfield (H M Inspector of Taxes) espondent v ixons imited almon diseases (R ) .D L S : (Now Dixons Stores Group Unstarred question, 27 Oct, 1162. Limited)(Petitioners): andberg ord Petition for leave to appeal referred to S ,L : Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. Introduced (life Peerage), 16 Oct, 254. arsfield nspector of axes Sarrio S.A. (Respondents) v.Kuwait S (H M I T ) nvestment uthority (Respondent) v.Dixons I A hotographic nvestments (Appellants): P I Limited (now Dixons Investments The petition of appeal having been dismissed Limited)(No 2) (Petitioners): in accordance with Standing Order V, peti- tion of appellants for appeal to be restored Petition for leave to appeal referred to and extension of time in which to lodge Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. 3112011013 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Sarsfield (H M Inspector of Taxes) Scheme for Construction Contracts (Respondent) v.Dixons (Scotland)Regulations 1998: hotographic nvestments P I Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Limited (now Dixons Investments 19 Jan, 448; report, 27 Jan, 472; after Limited)(Petitioners): debate, approved en bloc, 27 Feb, 608. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. School Inspections Act 1996: atellite elevision ervice Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 233, 234; 17 Nov, S T S 339; 3 Feb, 492; 27 Mar, 706; 5 May, 780; Regulations 1997: 31 July, 1067; 3 Sept, 1072. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 18 June, 101; report, 24 June, 113; after chool tandards and ramework debate, approved, 8 July, 147. S S F Act 1998: Saville of Newdigate,Lord: Papers (per Act):31 July, 1067; 3 Sept, 1072- 3, 1074, 1075; 5 Oct, 1086, 1087, 1089; 15 Introduced (Lord of Appeal in Ordinary), 29 Oct, 1128; 2 Nov, 1179; 11 Nov, 1219; 18 July, 210. Nov, 1248. Saving for retirement: School Standards and Framework Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, ill 22 Oct, 267. B : From HC; 1a, 26 Mar, 703; after debate, 2a; Savings: committed to CWH, 7 Apr, 737; marshal- ling order, 28 Apr, 766; report from Unstarred question, 8 June, 859. DPDC, 29 Apr, 771; after debate, CWH, 5 May, 780; CWH, amendments made, 19 Sawardi (Respondent) v.Dundon May, 816; after debate, CWH, (Petitioner) and others: amendments made, 1 June, 837; CWH, amendments made, 4 June, 850, 851; 8 Petition for leave to appeal referred to June, 859; 10 June, 866; CWH, Appeal Committee, 18 June, 887; report, amendments made; reported with 11 Nov, 1218. amendments, 16 June, 878; marshalling order, 25 June, 911-2; report received, Sawyer,Lord: amendments made, 30 June, 920; further considered on report, amendments made, Introduced (life Peerage), 14 Oct, 1123. 2 July, 935; 7 July, 947-8; 3a, amendment made; after debate, passed; returned HC Scandecor Development AB with amendments, 13 July, 967; from HC (Petitioners) v.Scandecor with one amendment agreed to with an arketing and others amendment; with certain other M AB amendments disagreed to and with an (Respondents) and one other amendment in lieu and with amendments action: to the words so restored; with certain other amendments disagreed to with reasons and Petition for leave to appeal referred to remaining amendments agreed to, 16 July, Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082. 993; HC amendment to HL amendment agreed to; remaining HL amendments not Scarborough Building Society insisted on; HC amendments to words so (Respondents) v.Howes Percival restored and amendment in lieu agreed to, (a firm)(Petitioners): 21 July, 1009; RA, 24 July, 1036. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 6 Apr, 729; reports:29 School Teachers’Pay and June, 915; 23 July, 1027. Conditions Act 1991: Papers (per Act):30 July, 216; 30 Mar, 709; 3 Scheme for Construction Contracts Sept, 1071. (England and Wales) Regulations 1998: Schools and Preparation for Adult Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Life: 18 Dec, 419; withdrawn; second draft laid, 12 Jan, 424, 426; report, 13 Jan, 432; after Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, debate, approved en bloc, 27 Feb, 608. 16 July, 167. 3112011013 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Science and Technology: CWH, amendments made, 14 July, 978; CWH, 16 July, 993, 994; CWH, Papers (by command):7 July, 143; 22 Oct, amendments made, 21 July, 1009; 23 July, 266; 10 Dec, 398; 13 July, 966. 1030; 27 July, 1040; 28 July, 1049, 1050; 30 July, 1065, 1066; 6 Oct, 1093, 1094; CWH, Science and Technology Act 1965: amendments made; reported with Papers (per Act):14 July, 159; 28 Oct, 282; 29 amendments, 8 Oct, 1107; report from Oct, 287; 5 Nov, 307; 6 Nov, 311; 12 Nov, DPDC, 14 Oct, 1124; marshalling order, 329; 18 Nov, 344; 1 Dec, 379; 9 Dec, 394; 19 Oct, 1132; report received; amendments 11 Dec, 403; 12 Jan, 427; 27 July, 1040; 20 made, 22 Oct, 1148; further considered on report; amendments made, 28 Oct, 1166; 2 Oct, 1136; 27 Oct, 1161; 5 Nov, 1201; 9 a Nov, 1205; 12 Nov, 1225. Nov, 1179, 1180; 3 Nov, 1186, 1187; 3 , amendments made; after debate, passed; cience and echnology ommittee returned HC with amendments, 9 Nov, S T C : 1206; from HC with certain amendments Appointed; Lords named and to meet, 3 disagreed to with reasons; with certain June, 58; Lord added, 12 June, 88. other amendments disagreed to with Reports: amendments in lieu; with an amendment agreed to with an amendment and remai- 1st (Report of the National Committee of Inquiry into Higher Education (“The ning amendments agreed to, 16 Nov, 1234; Dearing Report”)), 29 July, 212; HC amendments and reasons considered; certain HL amendments not insisted upon 2nd (Report on Meeting with the President and amendments in lieu agreed to; motion of the Board of Trade), 29 Oct, 287; to insist on HL amendment disagreed to 3rd (Clinical Academic Careers), 3 Dec, and not insisted upon; HC amendment 386; agreed to; remaining HL amendments not 4th (Meeting with the Deputy Prime insisted on, 17 Nov, 1241; RA, 19 Nov, Minister:Vehicle Emissions—Govern- 1256. ment Response), 15 Dec, 406; 5th (Digital Images as Evidence), 3 Feb, 492; after debate, noted on motion, 25 Scotland of Asthal,Baroness: June, 912; 6th (Meeting with Education Ministers), Introduced (life Peerage), 6 Nov, 310. 11 Feb, 521; 7th (Resistance to Antibiotics and other Scottish Agricultural College antimicrobial agents), 17 Mar, 669; after rder onfirmation ill debate, noted on motion, 16 Nov, 1234; O C B : 8th (Digital Images as Evidence:Govern- From HC; 1a; (pursuant to Act) deemed 2a ment Response), 22 June, 893; after and reported from Committee, 10 Dec, debate, noted on motion, 25 June, 912; 399; considered on report, 15 Dec, 407; 3a; 9th (Cannabis:the scientific and medical passed, 16 Dec, 412; RA, 17 Dec, 4015. evidence), 4 Nov, 1195. Written evidence: cottish xamination oard Management of Nuclear Waste (to 30th S E B January), 1 Apr, 721. Regulations 1981: Reports from Session 1996-97 noted on Papers (per Statutory Instrument):1 July, motion: 129. 1st (Towards Zero Emissions for Road Transport), 26 June, 123; cottish and ourt 2nd (EU Framework Programme for S L C : European Research and Technological Papers (by command):19 June, 106; 9 June, Development), 22 May, 51; 862. 3rd (Innovation-Exploitation Barrier), 19 June, 107. Scottish Parliament: cotland S : Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Papers (by command):24 July, 201. 12 Nov, 329. cotland ill S B : Scottish Seed Potato Development From HC; 1a, 20 May, 823; Queen’s consent; Council (Dissolution)Order a moved that bill be read 2 ; after debate, 1997: debate adjourned, 17 June, 885; after further debate, 2a, 18 June, 888; report Draft delivered for approval by resolution, form DPDC, 24 June, 904; marshalling 24 June, 113; report, 1 July, 130; after order, 1 July, 928; CWH, 8 July, 955; debate, approved, 8 July, 148. 3112011013 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Seaconsar Far East Limited Security Services: etitioners v ank arkazi (P ) .B M Papers (by command):12 June, 87; 23 July, Jomhouri Islami Iran (a body 1028. corporate)(Respondents): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Select Vestries Bill [H.L.]: Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082; report, 11 Nov, 1219. Presented; pro forma 1a, 14 May, 22.

Sea Fish (Conservation)Act 1967: Selection,Committee of: Papers (per Act):20 Nov, 355; 9 Dec, 393; 16 Appointed; Lords named, 21 May, 48; Lords Dec, 410; 12 Jan, 425; 4 Feb, 496; 11 May, substituted, 2 Dec, 382; 21 Jan, 459; 6 792; 21 May, 827; 5 Oct, 1085. Oct, 1093. ea isheries egulation ct Reports: S F R A 1966: 1st, 22 May, 51. Papers (per Act):4 Mar, 625. Selkirk of Douglas,Lord: Sea Fisheries (Shellfish)Act 1967: Introduced (life Peerage), 28 Oct, 281. Papers (per Act):17 Nov, 339; 10 Feb, 516; 23 Apr, 757; 11 May, 791; 18 May, 811; 26 Oct, 1157. Senate Electrical Wholesalers Limited (Petitioners) v. STC Sea Fisheries (Shellfish) Submarine Systems Limited (Amendment)Bill [H.L.]: (Respondents) and another: Presented; 1a, 20 May, 823; after debate, 2a; Petition for leave to appeal referred to committed to CWH, 1 June, 837; report Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. from DPDC, 15 June, 874; order of com- mitment discharged, 17 June, 885; 3a; passed; sent HC, 24 June, 904. Senior Salaries: Papers (by command):29 Jan, 480. Secretary of State for Scotland ppellant v ity of lasgow (A ) .C G Severn Bridges Act 1992: Council (Respondents): Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 241; 4 Feb, 496, 19 Petition withdrawn, 15 May, 32. Oct, 1131. ecretary of tate for ocial S S S ewerege cotland ct Security (Appellant) v.Fairey S (S )A 1968: (aka Halliday) (A.P.) Papers (per Act):19 Oct, 1131. (Respondent): Sex Discrimination: Judgment, 21 May, 45. Public petition to review the Sex Discrimination Act 1975 was presented Secretary of State for the Home and ordered to lie on the Table, 22 June, Department (Appellant) v.Adan 893. (A.P.) (Respondent): Reports:19 June, 105; 31 July, 220; appeal Sex Discrimination Act 1975: presented, 6 Oct, 222; extension of time, 13 Papers (per Act):19 June, 106; 14 Oct, 237; 13 Nov, 327; legal aid certificate, 20 Nov, 354; Jan, 431; 16 June, 877. set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 12 Jan, 423; judg- ment, 2 Apr, 724. Sex Discrimination (Northern Ireland)Order 1976: Security for Private Road Works cotland mendment Papers (per Statutory Instrument):31 Mar, (S )A 713. Regulations 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Sex Offenders Act 1997: 30 June, 919; report, 7 July, 947; after debate, approved, 18 Nov, 1249. Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 235. 3112011013 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Sexual Orientation Discrimination 2a; committed to UBC, 17 Feb, 533; repor- Bill [H.L.]: ted from UBC with amendments, 14 May, 805; 3a; passed; sent HC, 4 June, 850; from Presented; 1a, 13 May, 801; report from HC agreed to, 14 July, 978; RA, 16 July, DPDC, 19 May, 815; after debate, 2a; com- 993. mitted to CWH, 5 June, 855; order of com- mitment discharged, 10 July, 963; 3a; ierra eone passed; sent HC, 20 July, 1002. S L : Papers (by command):25 June, 910; 27 Sexually transmitted diseases in the July, 1039. former Soviet Union: Simmons (Respondent) v.Simmons Unstarred question, 27 Mar, 706. (Petitioner): harp of uildford aroness Petition for leave to appeal referred to S G ,B : Appeal Committee; fee waived, 31 July, Introduced (life Peerage), 19 Oct, 1130. 219; report, 31 July, 220.

Shepherd and another (Petitioners) Simon of Highbury,Lord: v.Secretary of State for the Introduced (life Peerage), 19 May, 35. Environment and others (Respondents): Simpson of Dunkeld,Lord: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Introduced (life Peerage), 17 Nov, 338. Appeal Committee; 11 Nov, 321; report, 10 Feb, 516. Skandia International Insurance orporation and others heppard of iverpool ord C S L ,L : (Petitioners) v. NRG Victory Introduced (life Peerage), 28 Apr, 766. Reinsurance Limited (Respondents): heriff ourts cotland ct S C (S )A 1907: Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Papers (per Act):14 May, 26, 27; 1 Dec, 379; red to Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1083. 8 Apr, 739; 2 Nov, 1179. Smith (A.P.) (Appellant) v. Shine (Petitioner) v.London Governor and Company of the Borough of Tower Hamlets Bank of Scotland (Respondents): espondents (R ): Judgment, 12 June, 86. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee; fee waived; report, 10 Smith (Appellant) v.Chief Feb, 515, 516. Constable of Wiltshire onstabulary and others hipping C S : (Respondents): Papers (by command):14 Oct, 232; 22 Oct, Reports:3 July, 136; 31 July, 220; appeal 266; 26 Jan, 467; 28 Jan, 477; 2 Feb, 487; 4 presented, 6 Oct, 222. Feb, 495; 11 Feb, 521; 27 Apr, 763; 29 Apr, 770; 8 July, 954; 3 Sept, 1071; 5 Oct, 1085; 14 Oct, 1123. Smith of Clifton,Lord: Introduced (life Peerage), 19 Nov, 348. Shops (Sunday Trading &c.) (Northern Ireland)Order 1997: Smith (Respondent) v.Lawson (A.P.) Draft delivered for approval by resolution, (Petitioner): 28 Oct, 281; after debate, approved, 20 Petition for leave to appeal referred to Nov, 355. Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 9 July, 151; report, 18 Dec, 418. Shore of Stepney,Lord: mith espondent v auxhall Introduced (life Peerage), 11 June, 81. S (R ) .V Motors Limited (Petitioners): Shrewsbury and Atcham Borough Report, 9 June, 71. Council Bill [H.L.]: moking in public places Petition for HL bill. Examiners’ certificate, S : 18 Dec, 420; bill presented; 1a, 19 Jan, 449; Unstarred question, 21 Oct, 1144. 3112011014 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Social Exclusion: Social Security Bill: Papers (by command):7 July, 946; 5 Oct, From HC; 1a, 11 Dec, 403; report from 1084. DPDC, 14 Jan, 441; after debate, 2a; com- mitted to CWH, 15 Jan, 445; marshalling Social policy: order, 25 Mar, 699; CWH, amendments made, 30 Mar, 710; after debate, CWH, Unstarred question, 5 Nov, 1201. amendments made, 2 Apr, 726, 727; CWH, amendments made; reported with Social Security: amendments, 6 Apr, 731; marshalling order, 8 Apr, 740; report received; Papers (by command):14 May, 24; 3 June, amendments made, 20 Apr, 747; further 56; 17 July, 170; 30 July, 216; 14 Oct, 232; considered on report; amendments made, 26 Jan, 467; 5 Feb, 501; 4 Mar, 624; 16 23 Apr, 757; 3a, amendments made; after Mar, 665; 5 May, 780; 6 July, 941; 13 July, debate, passed; returned HC with 966; 22 July, 1015; 23 July, 1028; 7 Oct, amendments, 7 May, 787; from HC with 1100; 18 Nov, 1248. certain amendments agreed to; remaining amendments agreed to with amendments, Social Security Act 1988: 14 May, 805; HC amendments considered and agreed to, 18 May, 811; RA, 21 May, Papers (per Act):16 Mar, 665. 828. Social Security Act 1998: Social Security Contributions and Papers (per Act):25 June, 911. Benefits Act 1992: ocial ecurity dministration ct Papers (per Act):14 May, 26, 14 July, 159; 30 S S A A July, 216; 14 Oct, 235, 237, 238, 239, 240; 1992: 27 Oct, 275; 3 Nov, 295; 1 Dec, 379; 15 Papers (per Act):14 May, 26; 30 July, 216; 14 Dec, 406; 12 Jan, 425; 10 Mar, 643; 12 Mar, Oct, 238, 240; 30 Oct, 291; 10 Nov, 316; 27 660; 16 Mar, 665; 18 Mar, 677; 30 Mar, Nov, 373; 12 Jan, 425; 13 Jan, 431; 19 Jan, 709; 5 May, 780; 11 May, 792; 9 June, 862; 449; 10 Mar, 642-3; 26 Mar, 702; 6 May, 30 June, 919; 16 July, 992; 20 July, 1001; 30 783; 9 June, 862; 12 Oct, 1111. July, 1064; 3 Sept, 1072, 1076; 5 Oct, 1085, 1086, 1087, 1088; 12 Oct, 1111. Social Security Administration (Fraud)Act 1997: Social Security (Contributions)(Re- rating and ational nsurance Papers (per Act):14 May, 27. N I Fund Payments)Order 1998: Social Security Administration Draft delivered for approval by resolution, (Northern Ireland)Act 1992: 5 Feb, 501; report, 10 Feb, 517; after debate, approved en bloc, 23 Feb, 544. Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 239. ocial ecurity mendment ew Social Security (Incapacity for S S A (N ork eneral mendment Deal)Regulations 1998: W )(G )A Regulations 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 3 Mar, 621; withdrawn, 4 Mar, 624; second Draft delivered for approval by resolution, draft laid, 9 Mar, 635; report, 10 Mar, 643; 5 Feb, 501; report, 10 Feb, 517; after after debate, approved, 7 May, 787. debate, approved en bloc, 23 Feb, 544.

Social Security and the Disabled: Social Security (Lone Parents) mendment egulations Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, (A )R 1997: 1 Apr, 721. Motion for annulment; after debate, disa- greed to on division, 4 Nov, 301. Social Security and Women’s Role: Unstarred question, 13 Nov, 1230. Social Security (Minimum Contributions to Appropriate Social Security Benefits Up-rating Personal Pension Schemes)Order Order 1998: 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 5 Feb, 501; report, 10 Feb, 517; approved 4 Mar, 624; report, 10 Mar, 643; approved, en bloc, 23 Feb, 544. 27 Mar, 706. 3112011014 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Social Security (Miscellaneous Committee, 10 Nov, 315; report, 2 Feb, Provisions)Act 1977: 487. Papers (per Act):23 Feb, 544. For earlier proceedings see next entry

Social Security (New Deal Pilot) Society of Lloyds (Respondents) v. Regulations 1998: Wilkinson (Petitioner): Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Petition for leave to appeal referred to 29 Oct, 1174; report, 3 Nov, 1186; after Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 224. debate, approved, 13 Nov, 1230. For further proceedings see previous entry ocial ecurity ensions ct S S P A 1975: Soden and another (Appellants) v. Papers (per Act):3 Mar, 621. British Commonwealth Holdings plc (in Administration) and Social Security (Recovery of others (Respondents): enefits ct B )A 1997: Judgment, 16 Oct, 254. Papers (per Act):14 May, 27. Soleimany (Respondent) v. Social Security (Reduced Rates of Soleimany (Petitioner): Class 1Contributions, and ebates oney urchase Petition for leave to appeal referred to R )(M P Appeal Committee, 19 Mar, 680; report, Contracted-out Schemes)Order 7 May, 786. 1998: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Solicitor General’s Salary Order 4 Mar, 624; report, 10 Mar, 643; approved, 1997: 27 Mar, 706. Draft delivered for approval by resolution, ocial ecurity ocial und and 12 June, 87; report, 17 June, 96; approved, S S (S F 24 June, 114. Claims and Payments) iscellaneous mendments (M A ) South Africa: Regulations 1997: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Motion for annulment; after debate, with- 11 Mar, 656. drawn, 12 June, 88. Southampton International Boat Society of Lloyds (Petitioners and Show Bill: Original Respondents) v. Robinson (Original Appellant Message re revival from HC, 17 June, 95; motion re revival; message to HC; from and Cross-Respondent) and a a another HC (pursuant to resolution); 1 ;2 pro : forma; committed to UBC, 19 June, 106, Petition for leave to appeal referred to 107; reported from UBC without amend- Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; reports:2 ment, 26 June, 122; 3a; passed, 3 July, 137; Feb, 487; 9 Mar, 634; appeal presented, 23 RA, 15 July, 164. Mar, 686; set down for hearing and refer- red to Appellate Committee, 5 May, 779; Southwark,Bishop of: petition for leave to cross-appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 6 May, 783. Introduced, 27 Oct, 1161.

Society of Lloyd’s (Respondents) v. Spargo (A.P.) (Petitioner) v.North Pascoe and others (Petitioners): Essex Health Authority espondents Petition for leave to appeal referred to (R ): Appeal Committee, 14 Oct, 1123; report, Petition for leave to appeal referred to 11 Nov, 1219. Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 7 July, 142; reports:24 Nov, 359; 26 Feb, Society of Lloyds (Respondents) v. 555. Wilkinson and others (Petitioners): Speakers: Petition for leave to appeal (in place of See Petition of 6 Oct) referred to Appeal House of Commons. 3112011014 18-12-00 15:48:47 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Speakers (Judicial): Sport:Listed events: Appointed by Commission, 5 Oct, 1080. Unstarred question, 20 Apr, 747. Stair,Earl of: Special hospitals: Sat first in Parliament, 11 Feb, 520. Unstarred question, 9 Apr, 742. Standards in Public Life: Special Immigration Appeals Papers (by command):8 July, 147; 13 Oct, Commission Bill [H.L.]: 1117. Presented; 1a, 20 May, 42; after debate, 2a; committed to CWH, 5 June, 68; report Standing Orders (Private Bills) from DPDC, 9 June, 73; CWH, Committee: amendments made; reported with Appointed, Lords named, 11 June, 83. amendments, 23 June, 110; report recei- a ved; amendments made, 7 July, 143; 3 , pri- tanding rders rivate usiness vilege amendment made; passed; sent HC, S O (P B ): 15 July, 163; from HC with amendments SO’s 27, 27A, 29, 30, 30A, 31, 32, 33, 34, 37, and a privilege amendment, 27 Nov, 374; 39, 42, 43, 45, 47 and 139 amended, 13 HC amendments and privilege amendment Nov, 335. agreed to, 2 Dec, 383; RA, 17 Dec, 415. Standing Orders (Public Business): Special Immigration Appeals SOs 15 and 16 amended, 18 Nov, 1249; Commission (Procedure)Rules SO 30 (Asperity of speech to be avoided): 1998: motion to read, agreed to on division, 10 Mar, 644; Delivered for approval by resolution, 2 July, 934; report, 7 July, 947; approved, 29 SOs 62 and 70A amended, 16 Dec, 410-1; July, 1060. SO 35 (Short Debates): Short Debate Rules applied: pecial rocedure rders S P O : 1° hours: 25 Mar, 699; 1 Apr, 721; 29 Apr, [The opposed order is printed in italics.] 771; See 2 hours: 9 July, 152; 29 Oct, 287; 12 Nov, 329; Manchester Airport (Control of Land 2° hours: 2 July, 133; 22 Oct, 267; 29 Oct, 287; by Directions)Order 1997; 10 Dec, 399; 11 Feb, 521; 25 Feb, 552; 18 Nov, 1249; Woodford Aerodrome (Control of Land by directions) Order 1997. 3 hours: 2 July, 133; 9 July, 152; 11 Feb, 521; 29 Apr, 771; 3° hours: 18 June, 102; 25 Mar, 699; 1 Apr, Spectra International Plc 721; espondents v ayesoak (R ) .H 4 hours: 12 Nov, 329; Limited (Petitioners) and others: 5 hours: 4 June, 62; 5 Nov, 307; 3 Dec, 386; 21 Petition for leave to appeal referred to Jan, 459; 4 Feb, 496; 4 Mar, 625; 18 Mar, Appeal Committee, 3 June, 54; report, 22 677; 22 Apr, 754; 13 May, 801; July, 187; petition withdrawn, 7 Oct, 227. 6 hours: 28 Jan, 477. SO 38 (Arrangement of the Order Paper): Spencer (Respondent) v.Spencer (Petitioner): Dispensed with: 16 June, 92; 22 Oct, 267; 20 Jan, 455; 30 Apr, 775; 24 July, 1036; Petition withdrawn, 20 July, 1001. Suspended: 18 Nov, 1249. SO 44 (No two stages of a bill to be taken on Sport: one day): Papers (by command):14 Oct, 232; 4 Nov, Dispensed with: 22 July, 188; 30 July, 217; 14 300; 3 Dec, 385; 28 July, 1048; 3 Sept, 1071; Oct, 242; 15 Dec, 406; 12 Mar, 660; 6 Apr, 5 Oct, 1085; 2 Nov, 1179. 731; 30 Apr, 775; 18 May, 811; 3 Sept, 1077; Sport in schools: Suspended: 16 July, 993. Y Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, SO 70 (A rmative Instruments): 26 Nov, 370. Dispensed with: 22 May, 51; 29 July, 1059. 3112011014 18-12-00 15:48:48 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Stanley (A.P.) (Appellant) v. Feb, 536; 21 May, 827; 2 Jun, 841-2; 1 July, Director of Public Prosecutions 928; 24 July, 1036; 3 Sept, 1077; 5 Oct, (Respondent)(On Appeal from a 1089. Divisional Court of the Queen’s Statutory Instruments Joint Bench Division): Committee: Petition for extension of time in which to lodge petition and for leave to appeal in Motion on desirability of appointing Joint accordance with the Administration of Committee, agreed to; message to HC, 20 Justice Act 1960 referred to Appeal Com- May, 42; message of concurrence from mittee, 6 Oct, 225; legal aid certificate, 21 HC, 4 June, 61; appointed; Lords’ mem- Oct, 262; report, 13 Jan, 431; appeal pre- bers named and to meet, 5 June, 67; terms sented, 20 Jan, 454; petition for appeals to of reference amended, 16 Dec, 411-2; be conjoined; ordered as prayed; 19 Feb, Lords substituted, 18 Dec, 413. 538; set down for hearing and referred to Reports: Appellate Committee, 23 Mar, 686; judg- 1st, 5 June, 68; ment, 29 July, 1057. 2nd, 10 June, 78; 3rd, 17 June, 96; State Bank of India (Respondents) v. 4th, 24 June, 113; Soni (A.P.) (Petitioner): 5th, 1 July, 130; 6th, 8 July, 147; Report, 30 July, 215. 7th, 15 July, 163; tate ank of ndia espondent v 8th, 22 July, 188; S B I (R ) . 9th, 29 July, 212; Sood and others and another 10th, 28 Oct, 282; (A.P.) (Petitioner): 11th, 4 Nov, 301; Reports:10 June, 76; 19 Nov, 349. 12th, 11 Nov, 322; 13th, 18 Nov, 344; State Bank of India (Respondents) v. 14th, 25 Nov, 365; ood and others and another 15th, 2 Dec, 382; S 16th, 9 Dec, 394; (A.P.) (Petitioner) and others: 17th, 16 Dec, 410; Petition for leave to appeal referred to 18th, 13 Jan, 432; Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 30 19th, 20 Jan, 455; June, 125; report, 16 Mar, 665. 20th, 27 Jan, 472; 21st, 3 Feb, 492; State Immunity Act 1978: 22nd, 10 Feb, 516; 23rd, 17 Feb, 533; Papers (per Act):3 Nov, 295. 24th, 24 Feb, 548; 25th, 3 Mar, 621; Statistics: 26th, 10 Mar, 643; Papers (by command):24 Feb, 540. 27th, 24 Mar, 693; 28th, 31 Mar, 713; Statistics of Trade Act 1947: 29th, 7 Apr, 736; 30th, 21 Apr, 751; Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 241; 23 Feb, 544; 31st, 28 Apr, 766; 9 Nov, 1205. 32nd, 5 May, 780; 33rd, 12 May, 796; Statute Law (Repeals)Bill [H.L.]: 34th, 19 May, 815; Presented; 1a, 20 May, 823; 2a; committed to 35th, 2 June, 842; JCCB, 4 June, 850; report from DPDC, 15 36th, 9 June, 862; June, 874; reported from JCCB with an 37th, 16 June, 878; amendment; re-committed to CWH, 24 38th, 23 June; 897; June, 904; order of re-commitment 39th, 30 June, 920; discharged, 13 July, 967; 3a; passed; sent 40th, 7 July, 947; HC, 20 July, 1002; from HC agreed to, 10 41st, 14 July, 978; Nov, 1214; RA, 19 Nov, 1256. 42nd, 21 July, 1009; 43rd, 28 July, 1049; Statutory Instruments: 44th, 20 Oct, 1136; Notification that statutory instruments had 45th, 27 Oct, 1161; come into operation before being laid 46th, 3 Nov, 1186; before Parliament:14 May, 28; 12 June, 87; 47th, 10 Nov, 1214; 25 June, 118; 14 Oct, 242; 3 Nov, 295; 13 48th, 17 Nov, 1239; Nov, 334; 19 Nov, 349; 26 Nov, 369; 18 Special Report, 1 Apr, 721. 3112011014 18-12-00 15:48:48 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Minutes of proceedings printed: Strategic Defence Review and the Session 1996-97, 21 May, 48. Reserve Forces: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Statutory Water Companies Act 22 Apr, 754. 1991: Papers (per Act):17 Feb, 532. Strathclyde Regional Council and others (Respondents) v.Wallace and others ppellants Steed (Respondent) v.Home Office (A ): (Petitioner): Judgment, 22 Jan, 462. Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- trathclyde egional ouncil red to Appeal Committee; 4 June, 850; S R C report, 16 July, 991. (Respondents) v.Zafar (Appellant): Steel exports: Judgment, 27 Nov, 373. Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, treets 8 Apr, 740. S : Order to prevent stoppages in; renewed, 14 Steel of Aikwood,Lord: May, 23. Introduced (life Peerage), 11 June, 81. Stretch (A.P.) (Petitioner) v.West Dorset District Council Stern (Respondent) v.Piper and (Respondent): others (Appellants): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Report, 19 May, 36; appeal presented, 3 Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 20 June, 54; extension of time, 16 July, 166; set Jan, 454; reports:7 May, 786; 12 May, 795. down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 6 Oct, 225; petition with- Student fees in Scotland: drawn, 24 Feb, 547. Unstarred question, 4 Nov, 301.

Stewart (Appellant) v.Secretary Succession to the Crown Bill [H.L.]: of State for Scotland espondent Motion that an Humble address be presented (R ): to HM; motion agreed to; ordered that the Judgment, 22 Jan, 462. Address be presented to HM by Lords with White Staves, 7 July, 143; HM’s Answer, 30 July, 216. Stock Transfer Act 1982: Presented; 1a, 31 July, 221; report from Papers (per Act):20 May, 42. DPDC, 15 Oct, 249; after debate, motion for 2a withdrawn; bill withdrawn, 27 Feb, Stocznia Gdanska SA (Appellants) 609. v atvian hipping ompany and .L S C udan others (Respondents): S : Unstarred question, 1 Dec, 379. Judgment, 26 Feb, 555. See also Burma and Sudan. Stone of Blackheath,Lord: Introduced (life Peerage), 17 Nov, 338. Sugar (Petitioner) v.Venables (Respondent) and one other Stonehenge: action: Unstarred question, 30 June, 126. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 19 Nov, 348; report, 25 Feb, 551. Strachan &Henshaw Limited (Petitioners) v.Stein Industrie Summer Time Order 1997: (UK) and another (Respondents): Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Petition for leave to appeal referred to 27 Oct, 275; report, 4 Nov, 301; motion Appeal Committee, 12 Jan, 423; report, that Address be presented to HM; after 9 Mar, 634. debate, agreed to; ordered that Address be 3112011014 18-12-00 15:48:48 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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presented to HM by Lords with White Sta- Synodical Government Measure ves, 24 Nov, 361; HM’s reply, 10 Dec, 398. 1969: Superannuation Act 1972: Papers (per Measure):18 Feb, 535. Papers (per Act):14 May, 26; 9 June, 72; 3 TGAChapman Limited and others July, 137; 14 Oct, 235, 237; 21 Oct, 262; 9 espondents v hristopher and Dec, 394; 17 Dec, 415; 12 Jan, 425; 11 Feb, (R ) .C 521; 10 Mar, 643; 11 Mar, 655-6; 24 Mar, others (Appellants): 693; 30 Mar, 710; 1 June, 835; 22 June, 893; Petition for leave to appeal referred to 10 July, 962; 29 July, 1058; 30 July, 1065; Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; reports:13 31 July, 1067; 3 Sept, 1075; 5 Oct, 1086. Jan, 431; 19 Mar, 680; appeal presented, 1 Apr, 720; security for costs waived, 8 Apr, Supply of Beer (Tied Estate) 739; extensions of time:11 May, 791; 8 (Amendment)Order 1997: June, 857; 6 July, 940; set down for hearing and referred to Appellate Committee, 5 Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Oct, 1083. 26 June, 122; report, 1 July, 130; approved, 18 July, 175. Tamar Bridge Bill: Supreme Court Act 1981: Carry-over motion; message from HC, 17 June, 95; from HC; 1a; referred to Exami- Papers (per Act):14 May, 25; 10 Nov, 316; 3 ners, 31 Mar, 713; Examiner’s certificate, 6 Sept, 1071-2; 1076. Apr, 731; petition against, 20 Apr, 746; after debate, 2a; motion for instruction to Supreme Court (Offices)Bill: Select Committee agreed to, 11 June, 870; From HC; 1a, 10 Nov, 316; after debate, 2a; Lords named and to meet, 2 July, 934; committed to CWH, 25 Nov, 366; report reported from Select Committee with from DPDC, 26 Nov, 369; order of com- amendments; Special Report made; mitment discharged, 9 Dec, 394; 3a; passed, Queen’s consent; bill not re-committed to 16 Dec, 412; RA, 17 Dec, 415. UBC (pursuant to SO), 9 July, 958; 3a; pas- sed; returned HC with amendments, 23 Sussex Downs: July, 1030; from HC agreed to; RA, 28 July, 1049, 1050. Unstarred question, 22 July, 188. Tax Credits (Initial Expenditure) venska nternational lc S I P Bill: (Appellants) v.Commissioners of ustoms and xcise From HC (endorsed with Speakers’ certifi- C E cate); 1a, 14 May, 805; report from DPDC, (Respondents): 19 May, 815; after debate, 2a; committee Petition for leave to appeal referred to negatived; SO 44 having been dispensed Appeal Committee, 7 July, 142; reports:1 with, 3a; passed; RA, 21 May, 828. Dec, 378; 26 Jan, 466; appeal presented, 2 Feb, 487; extension of time, 16 Mar, 665; Taylor and others (Appellants) v. set down for hearing and referred to Director of the Serious Fraud Appellate Committee, 26 Mar, 702. Office and others (Respondents): Swan Hill Developments Limited Petition for leave to appeal referred to and others espondents v Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 223; reports:13 (R ) . Jan, 430; 29 Jan, 480; appeal presented, 12 British Waterways Board Feb, 523; set down for hearing and referred (Petitioners): to Appellate Committee, 26 Mar, 702; Report, 31 July, 220. judgment, 29 Oct, 1173.

Swaythling,Lord: Teaching and Higher Education ct Sat first in Parliament, 26 Oct, 1155. A 1998: Papers (per Act):22 July, 1015; 3 Sept, 1072. Swiggs and others (Respondents) v. Nagarajan (A.P.) (Appellant): Teaching and Higher Education ill Petition for leave to appeal referred to B [H.L.]: Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 25 Presented; 1a, 26 Nov, 369; after debate, 2a; Mar, 697; reports:22 June, 893; 6 July, 941; committed to CWH, 11 Dec, 403; report appeal presented, 16 July, 990; set down from DPDC, 17 Dec, 415; marshalling for hearing and referred to Appellate Com- order, 15 Jan, 445; CWH, amendment mittee, 12 Oct, 1110. made, 20 Jan, 455, 456; CWH, 3112011014 18-12-00 15:48:48 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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amendments made, 22 Jan, 463; CWH, and referred to Appellate Committee, 29 amendments made; reported with July, 210-11; judgment, 16 July, 990. amendments, 26 Jan, 467; marshalling order, 19 Feb, 539; after debate, report Thornton,Baroness: received; amendments made, 23 Feb, 544; further considered on report; amendments Introduced (life Peerage), 27 July, 1038. made, 26 Feb, 556; 2 Mar, 612, 613; 3a, amendments made; motion that SO 30 Thurston (A.P.) (Respondent) v. (Asperity of speech to be avoided) be read; Coates Allbutt Edmondson & agreed to on division; SO read; aylor etitioners amendments and a privilege amendment T (P ): made; passed; sent HC, 10 Mar, 644; from Petition for leave to appeal referred to HC agreed to with amendments and a pri- Appeal Committee, 17 July, 170; legal aid vilege amendment, 11 June, 870; HC certificate, 6 Oct, 226; report, 1 Dec, 378. amendments considered; certain HC amendments and a privilege amendment obacco dvertising agreed to; HC amendment disagreed to T A : and an amendment proposed in lieu; bill Papers (by command):10 Feb, 516. returned HC with an amendment in lieu and a reason, 23 June, 897; from HC with Tobacco advertising and HL amendment in lieu of HC amendment motorsport disagreed to; with HC amendments insis- : ted on with reasons for disagreement and Unstarred question, 21 Oct, 263. insistence, 2 July, 935; HC reasons consi- dered; amendment agreed to; motion not odd etitioner v ecora to insist on disagreement to a HC amend- T (P ) .D ment to which the HC have insisted but to Window Blinds Limited propose an amendment in lieu; agreed to (Respondents): on division; returned HC with an amend- Petition for leave to appeal referred to ment, 7 July, 947; from HC with HL Appeal Committee, 15 June, 873; report, amendment in lieu disagreed to with a rea- 30 July, 1064. son; HL amendment in lieu not insisted on; further amendment in lieu agreed to; retur- ned HC with an amendment, 14 July, 978; Tomlinson,Lord: from HC with amendment agreed to; RA, Introduced (life Peerage), 22 July, 1015. 16 July, 993. otal as arketing imited Telecommunications: T G M L (Respondents) v.Arco British Papers (by command):29 Oct, 286. Limited and others (Appellants): Telecommunications Act 1984: Appeal presented, 21 Jan, 458; security for costs waived, 26 Jan, 466; set down for hea- Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 238, 242; 29 Oct, ring and referred to Appellate Committee, 286, 287; 24 Nov, 360; 27 Nov, 373, 374; 9 4 Mar, 624; judgment, 20 May, 822. Dec, 394; 12 Jan, 425; 29 Jan, 481; 2 Feb, 488; 5 Mar, 628; 9 Mar, 635, 636; 30 Mar, ourism 710; 3 Sept, 1075-6. T : Unstarred question, 18 June, 102. Thai Trading (a firm)(Petitioners) v.Taylor and another Tourism in the North West: (Respondents): Unstarred question, 6 July, 942. Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- red to Appeal Committee, 16 June, 877. Tourism on the Thames: Thomas of Macclesfield,Lord: Unstarred question, 30 Oct, 292. Introduced (life Peerage), 19 Nov, 348. Town and Country Planning Act 1990: Thomas (suing by his mother and next friend Susan Thomas) Papers (per Act):18 Dec, 420; 5 Mar, 628. (Appellant) v.Brighton Health Authority (Respondents): Town and Country Planning cotland ct Report, 3 June, 55; appeal presented, 16 (S )A 1997: June, 91; petition for appeals be conjoined; Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 235; 12 Jan, 425; 19 ordered as prayed; set down for hearing May, 815. 3112011014 18-12-00 15:48:48 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Tracy and others (Respondents) v. Transport (Scotland)Act 1989: Crosville Wales Limited Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 242. (Appellants): Judgment, 16 Oct, 253. Treasury Bills Act 1877: Papers (per Act):15 June, 873. Trade Marks Act 1994: Papers (per Act):31 Mar, 713; 22 July, 1015. Treasury Solicitor Act 1876: Trade Union and Labour Relations Papers (per Act):4 Dec, 389; 31 Mar, 713. (Consolidation)Act 1992: Treaty Series: Papers (per Act):17 June, 95; 18 June, 101; 30 June, 126, 28 Oct, 281; 30 Mar, 710; 31 Papers (by command):20 May, 42; 3 June, Mar, 713; 30 June, 919; 22 July, 1016; 29 56; 8 July, 147; 14 Oct, 233; 21 Jan, 458; 8 July, 1058; 20 Oct, 1136. Apr, 739; 1 June, 835; 17 July, 997; 5 Oct, 1084. Trade with the former Soviet Union: Tribunals: Unstarred question, 6 Apr, 731. Papers (by command):14 Oct, 232.

Transport: Tribunals and Inquiries Act 1992: Papers (by command):14 Oct, 233; 6 July, Papers (per Act):16 Dec, 410; 5 Oct, 1088. 941; 20 July, 1001; 22 July, 1015; 29 Oct, 1173. Tribunals of Inquiry (Evidence)Act 1921: Transport Act 1962: Motion appointing a Tribunal into the Lon- Papers (per Act):15 July, 163; 21 July, 179; 15 donderry procession on Sunday, 30th Dec, 406; 29 Jan, 481; 19 Feb, 539; 26 Mar, January 1972; after debate, agreed to, 702; 21 July, 1009; 3 Nov, 1186. 2 Feb, 488. Transport Act 1985: TSB Bank plc (Respondents) v. Papers (per Act):5 Oct, 1086. Ladsky (Petitioner): Transport and Works Act 1992 Petition withdrawn, 3 June, 55. Orders: Tsikata (Petitioner) v.Newspaper See ublishing plc espondents Channel Tunnel Rail Link (Stratford P (R ): Station and Subsidiary Works)Order Report, 17 July, 170. 1997. Turkey: Transport and Works (Description of Works Interfering with Unstarred question, 18 July, 176. avigation mendment rder N )(A )O wogates roperties imited 1997: T P L (Petitioners) v.Birmingham Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Midshires Building Society and 28 Oct, 281; report, 4 Nov, 301; after others espondents debate, approved, 18 Nov, 344. (R ): Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- Transport and Works (Guided red to Appeal Committee, 16 June, 91; Transport Modes)(Amendment) report, 15 Dec, 406. Order 1997: yne unnels ill Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 7 T T B : July, 143; report, 15 July, 163; after debate, Petition for HC bill. Examiners’ certificate, approved, 25 July, 204. 18 Dec, 420; bill from HC; 1a; referred to Examiners, 25 Feb, 552; Examiner’s certi- Transport Policy and Railway ficate, 9 Mar, 636; 2a; committed to UBC, and 18 Mar, 677; reported from UBC without L : amendment, 25 Mar, 698; 3a; passed, Unstarred question, 16 Mar, 666. 1 Apr, 721; RA, 8 Apr, 739. 3112011015 18-12-00 15:48:48 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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UCB Bank Plc (Respondents) v. University College London Sharif (Petitioner):H ospitals NHS Trust Petition for leave to appeal referred to (Respondents) v. UNISON Appeal Committee, 26 June, 122; report, (Petitioners): 10 Nov, 315. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 16 Nov, 1232. UCB Home Loans Corporation imited espondents v oore L (R ) .M Unstarred Questions: and another (A.P.) (Petitioner): [Questions marked with an asterisk are Petition for leave to appeal referred to “dinner break” questions i.e. they were Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 13 taken during the break in business for dinner Oct, 1117. and had a maximum duration of 1 hour. Other questions had a maximum duration of UPO (UK) Limited and others 1° hours.] etitioners v nite (P ) . L’U ´ See Herme´tique (Respondents): *A66:U pgrading; Petition for leave to appeal referred to Acts of Parliament,Bringing Into Appeal Committee, 18 Dec, 418; report, Force; 9 Mar, 634. Aerodromes; *Anglo-Japanese relations; Uddin,Baroness: Architecture and design in public buildings; Introduced (life Peerage), 21 July, 1008. *Armed forces; rts in education the jima ousing ssociation *A , ; U H A *Arts strategy; (Respondents) v.Ansah (A.P.) Asbestos; (Petitioner): Asylum seekers; adgers and tuberculosis Petition for leave to appeal referred to *B ; Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 12 Birmingham Hospitals; Jan, 423; reports:14 May, 804; 1 June, 835. British and Continental Time; *Bullying in secondary schools; Ultisol Transport Contractors Burma and Sudan; aribbean he Limited (Respondents) v. C ,T ; ouygues ffshore the Central and Local Government; B O SA, hannel unnel links to the orth wners of the arge *C T N O B “BOS 400” West; (Petitioners) and others: *Children with special educational Petition for leave to appeal referred to needs; Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082. Chinook Helicopter Accident Inquiry; City of London and electronic United Nations: commerce; Colombia; Unstarred question, 29 July, 212. Commonwealth Development Corporation; United Nations Act 1946: *Council of Europe; Papers (per Act):14 May, 28; 14 Oct, 241; 3 Countryside Policy; Nov, 295-6; 23 Apr, 757; 25 June, 911; 22 Court Fees; July, 1015-6; 5 Oct, 1089. Criminal justice; Diabetics; Universities of Oxford and *Diana,Princess of Wales, memorial garden Cambridge: ; Disability benefits; Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, D’Oyly Carte Opera Company; 12 Nov, 329. Drug Abuse in Scotland; Drugs; Universities of Oxford and Dyslexia; Cambridge Act 1923: *Energy policy; nergy supply Papers (per Act):14 May, 27; 21 May, 47; 18 E ; June, 101; 19 June, 106; 1 July, 129; 2 July, Equal opportunities in companies; 133; 3 July, 137; 18 Nov, 337; 3 Dec, 386; 9 European Court of Human Rights; Feb, 510; 19 Mar, 680; 8 June, 858; 12 Oct, Euthanasia; 1111; 15 Oct, 1128; 19 Oct, 1131. Female circumcision; 3112011015 18-12-00 15:48:48 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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*Fire regulations,Scotland; *Quarrying Industry; Fishing industry; Red squirrels; Forestry; *Regulation of utilities; *Grandparents; Respiratory diseases of mineworkers; Guardsmen Fisher and Wright; Road building; Gulf War illnesses; Salmon; Haemophiliacs with hepatitis C; Salmon diseases; *Health service help lines; *Savings; *Heavily indebted poor countries; Sexually transmitted diseases in the Homeless,The:Health Care; former Soviet Union; Hong Kong; *Smoking in public places; Hotel accommodation:VAT; Social policy; Housing; Social security and women’s role; *Housing in England; Special hospitals; *Human Rights (UN Human Rights Sports:Listed events; Commission); Student fees in Scotland; Independent Television Commission Stonehenge; Codes; Sudan; *International criminal court; Sussex Downs; Iran; Tobacco advertising and motorsport; Iraq; Tourism; Kosovo; *Tourism in the North West; *Leaded petrol; Tourism on the Thames; egal aid L ; Trade with the former Soviet Union; egislative drafting L ; Transport policy and railway land; indisfarne ospels *L G ; Turkey; ome onvention and the aribbean *L ´ C C ; United Nations; ong erm are oyal ommission L T C :R C ; Witnesses in criminal trials; erbyshire MV D ; Work and the family; andatory life prisoners M ; Zimbabwe. Marketing; *Mental health legislation; Metropolitan Police; Urban Development Corporations Middle East; in England (Area and Minicabs in London; Constitution)Order 1998: Ministerial Code; Ministerial Statements to Parliament; Delivered for approval by resolution, 27 Jan, Minority views in parliamentary 471; Chairman’s report on hybridity, 29 democracy; Jan, 481; report, 3 Feb, 492; petition Millennium celebrations; against, 12 Feb, 524; petition withdrawn, 23 Feb, 544; approved, 13 Mar, 662. Montserrat; Multilateral agreement on investment; Museums and galleries: free access; Utility Regulation: *Nagorno Karabakh and Azerbaijan; NATO (two questions); Papers (by command):25 Mar, 698. NATO and the Russian Federation; *New Forest; Vaccine Damage Payments Act 1979 Northern Ireland:A5 road; Statutory Sum Order 1998: *Northern Ireland:Education in; Nurses in the NHS; Draft delivered for approval by resolution, 8 Organ Transplants; June, 858; report, 16 June, 878; after Organophosphates; debate, approved, 29 June, 916. Palliative treatment of terminally ill patients; Valuation and Rating (Exempted atient ack initiative *P P ; Classes)(Scotland)Order 1998: Penal policy; *Pesticides: taxation; Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Planning Enquiries; 15 Jan, 445; report, 27 Jan, 472; approved, Poverty Traps; 2 Mar, 612. Prison and Probation Service; Prison expenditure; Various Acts (related to the Property rights in eastern Europe; ational oans und *Provincial repertory theatres; N L F ): Quarrying; Papers (per Acts):18 May, 811. 3112011015 18-12-00 15:48:48 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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Vehicle Excise and Registration W 1-6 (A.P.) (Original Respondents Act 1994: and Cross-Petitioners) v.Essex Papers (per Act):14 Oct, 240; 12 Jan, 424; 11 County Council and another Mar, 655; 8 Apr, 740; 21 May, 827. (Original Appellants and Cross- Respondents): Vehicle Inspectorate (Respondents) Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- v.Bruce Cook Road Planing red to Appeal Committee; report, 23 July, Limited and another 1027, 1028; appeal presented, 5 Oct, 1080; (Appellants): security for costs waived, 13 Oct, 1117; legal aid certificates, 19 Oct, 1130; petition Petition for leave to appeal in accordance for leave to cross-appeal out of time refer- with Administration of Justice Act 1960 red to Appeal Committee, 28 Oct, 1165. referred to Appeal Committee, 17 June, 884; reports:27 July, 1039; 8 Oct, 1106; etitioner v ome ffice appeal presented, 28 Oct, 1165. W (A.P.) (P ) .H O (Respondent): Vehicle Inspectorate (Respondents) Petition for leave to appeal referred to v.Nuttall (A.P.) (Appellant) Appeal Committee; legal aid certificate, 9 n ppeal from a ivisional June, 70; reports:23 Feb, 543; 25 Mar, 697; (O A D 14 May, 804. Court of the Queen’s Bench Division): WHMartin Limited (Respondents) Reports:22 July, 186; 9 Oct, 228; appeal pre- v.Feldbinder sented, 4 Feb, 495; legal aid certificate, 23 Spezialfahrzeugwerke GmbH Feb, 543; set down for hearing and referred (Petitioners): to Appellate Committee, 20 July, 1000. Petition for leave to appeal referred to ideo ecordings ct Appeal Committee, 5 May, 779; report, 16 V R A 1984: July, 991. Motion to take note; after debate, agreed to, 9 Feb, 511; Wade (Petitioner) v.Chief Papers (per Act):18 Dec, 420; 27 Jan, 472; 26 Constable of West Yorkshire Mar, 702; 31 July, 1067; 12 Nov, 1225. Police and others (Respondents): isiting orces and nternational Petition for leave to appeal referred to V F I Appeal Committee, 7 Oct, 1099. Headquarters (Application of aw mendment rder L )(A )O 1998: Wakefield,Bishop of: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Introduced, 15 Oct, 248. 12 Jan, 426; withdrawn; second draft laid; report, 13 Jan, 431, 432; approved, 5 Feb, 502. Wales: Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, Vitol Energy (Bermuda) and others 10 Dec, 399; (Respondents) v.Pisco Shipping Papers (by command):22 July, 187; 14 Jan, Company Limited (Petitioners): 441. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 17 Feb, 532; report, 7 Walker (Her Majesty’s Inspector of Apr, 736. Taxes)(Respondent) v.Centaur Clothes Group Limited Voluntary Organisations: (Petitioners): Papers (by command):22 Oct, 1148. Petition for leave to appeal referred to Appeal Committee, 23 July, 1027. Voluntary Sector: Walker of Doncaster,Lord: Papers (by command):12 Nov, 1225; 18 Nov, 1248. Introduced (life Peerage), 21 Oct, 261.

Von Horn (Respondent) v. Wallace Bogan &Co.(Petitioners) Cinnamond (Appellant): v.Cove and others espondents Cause further and fully considered, 20 May, (R ): 822. Report, 1 July, 129. 3112011015 18-12-00 15:48:48 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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War Pension of Mr Roger Viggers: Weights and Measures Act 1985: Public petition regarding the War Pension of Papers (per Act):5 Oct, 1086. Mr Roger Viggers was presented and orde- red to lie on the Table, 29 Oct, 1174. Welfare: ard iquidator of asis Papers (by command):26 Mar, 702; 28 Oct, W (L O 1165. Merchandising Services Limited) (Respondent) v.Aitken and Welfare of Livestock (Amendment) others (Respondents) and Regulations 1998: ondon all itigation laims L W L C Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Limited (Petitioners): 21 May, 827; report, 2 June, 842; after Reports:3 June, 55; 23 July, 195. debate, approved, 7 July, 947.

Warner,Lord: Welfare of Pigs (No.2)Bill [H.L.]: a Introduced (life Peerage), 12 Oct, 1110. Presented; 1 , 17 Dec, 415; report from DPDC, 14 Jan, 441; motion for 2a; dilatory aste and ontaminated and amendment moved, after debate, amend- W C L ment agreed to on division, 26 Jan, 468. (Northern Ireland)Order 1997: Draft delivered for approval by resolution, Wells (suing by her daughter and 28 Oct, 281; after debate, approved en bloc, next friend Susan Smith) 20 Nov, 355. (Appellant) v.Wells (Respondent): Waste Minimisation Bill: Report, 3 June, 55; appeal presented, 16 From HC; 1a, 6 July, 941; report from June, 91; petition for appeals to be conjoi- DPDC, 15 July, 983; after debate, 2a; com- ned; ordered as prayed; set down for hea- mitted to CWH, 17 July, 997; CWH; repor- ring and referred to Appellate Committee, ted without amendment; report received, 6 29 July, 210-11; judgment, 16 July, 990. Nov, 1202; 3a; passed, 12 Nov, 1226; RA, 19 Nov, 1256. Welsh Church Act 1914: Water Industry Act 1991: Papers (per Act):29 Oct, 286; 9 July, 958. Papers (per Act):17 June, 95; 18 June, 888. Welsh Development Agency Act 1975: Water Resources Act 1991: Papers (per Act):14 July, 159; 10 Nov, 316; Papers (per Act):22 May, 51; 5 Nov, 301; 4 19 Feb, 539; 15 July, 982; 5 Oct, 1089; 12 Mar, 625; 1 Apr, 720; 9 July, 958. Oct, 1111.

Water (Scotland)Act 1980: Welsh Language Act 1993: Papers (per Act):30 July, 1064. Papers (per Act):22 July, 187; 30 July, 217; 20 July, 1002; 21 July, 1009. Waters (A.P.) (Appellant) v. Commissioner of Police for the Welton and another (Respondents) Metropolis (Respondent): v.North Cornwall District ouncil etitioners Petition for leave to appeal referred to C (P ): Appeal Committee, 1 Dec, 378; reports:16 Petition withdrawn, 23 June, 109. July, 991; 23 July, 1027; appeal presented; legal aid certificate, 5 Oct, 1080; extension West Bromwich Building Society of time, 12 Nov, 1224. (Appellants) v.Mander Hadley (Respondents): Watson of Invergowrie,Lord: Petition for leave to appeal referred to Introduced (life Peerage), 19 Nov, 348. Appeal Committee, 2 Apr, 725; reports; 29 June, 915; 23 July, 1027; appeal presented; Watts (Petitioner) v.Savills (a firm) security for costs waived, 5 Oct, 1080; (Respondents): extension of time, 16 Nov, 1233. Petition for leave to appeal referred to haling Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1082; report, 11 W : Nov, 1219. Papers (by command):25 June, 118. 3112011015 18-12-00 15:48:48 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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White and others (Respondents) v. Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981: Chief Constable of South Papers (per Act):29 July, 212; 26 Mar, 702; Yorkshire and others 21 July, 1009. (Appellants): Report, 11 June, 82; appeal presented; secu- Wildtree Hotels Limited and others rity for costs waived, 25 June, 117; exten- (Appellants) v.London Borough sion of time, 14 Oct, 231; set down for hea- of Harrow (Respondents): ring and referred to Appellate Committee, 29 Oct, 286. Appeal presented, 5 Oct, 1080; appeal dismis- sed; petition for leave to have appeal resto- red referred to Appeal Committee, 10 White (Petitioner) v.White Nov, 1213. (Appellant)(Second petition): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Williams and another (A.P.) Appeal Committee, 5 Oct, 1081. (Respondents) v.Natural Life Health Foods Limited and White (Petitioner) v.White Mistlin (Appellant): (Respondent): Reports:3 June, 55; 25 June, 118; appeal pre- sented, 9 July, 151; set down for hearing Petition for leave to appeal referred to and referred to Appellate Committee, 9 Appeal Committee, 13 July, 965. Oct, 228; legal aid certificates, 27 Oct, 274; judgment, 30 Apr, 774. Whybro (Petitioner) v.Seymour (Respondent): Wilson and others (Appellants) v. Petition for leave to appeal referred to St.Helens Borough Council Appeal Committee, 6 Oct, 224; report, 2 (Respondents) and one other Apr, 725. appeal: Appeal presented, 9 Oct, 228; extension of Widdowson (Petitioner) v.Newgate time, 20 Nov, 354; set down for hearing Meat Corporation and another and referred to Appellate Committee, 11 (Respondents) and another: Dec, 402; judgment, 29 Oct, 1173. Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- ilson espondent v hief red to Appeal Committee, 17 Mar, 669; W (R ) .C report, 29 June, 915. Constable of the Royal Ulster Constabulary (Petitioner): Wilander and another (Petitioners) Petition for leave to appeal referred to v.Tobin and another Appeal Committee, 27 Nov, 373; report, 23 Feb, 542. (Respondents) (1996): Petition withdrawn, 3 June, 55. Wireless Telegraphy Act 1949: Papers (per Act):31 July, 220; 14 Oct, 236, Wilander and another (Petitioners) 237; 2 Mar, 612; 5 Mar, 628; 29 June, 916. v.Tobin and another (Respondents) (1997): Wireless Telegraphy Act 1967: Petition withdrawn, 3 June, 55. Papers (per Act):29 July, 211; 16 Mar, 665; 19 Oct, 1131. Wild (Petitioner) v.Cannavan (Her Majesty’s Inspector of Taxes) Wireless Telegraphy Act 1998: (Respondent): Papers (per Act):14 July, 977; 5 Oct, 1085. Petition for leave to appeal out of time refer- red to Appeal Committee, 22 July, 186; Wireless Telegraphy Bill [H.L.]: report, 18 Dec, 418. Presented; 1a, 20 May, 42; after debate, 2a; committed to CWH, 5 June, 68; report Wilding (Petitioner) v.Chief from DPDC, 9 June, 73; CWH, Constable of Lancashire amendments made; reported with (Respondent): amendments, 8 July, 147; report received, 15 July, 163; 3a, privilege amendment Petition withdrawn, 7 Oct, 227. made; after debate, passed; sent HC, 21 3112011015 18-12-00 15:48:48 Table: LJOIND PPSysB Unit: pag1

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July, 179; from HC agreed to with a privi- Working Time Regulations 1998: lege amendment; amendment agreed to, 12 Mar, 660; RA, 18 Mar, 677. Motion for annulment; after debate, with- drawn, 4 Nov, 1196. Witnesses in criminal trials: Works of Art: Unstarred question, 22 June, 894. Papers (by command):30 Oct, 291; 23 Feb, 543; 19 June, 889; 2 Nov, 1179. Woodford Aerodrome (Control of and by irections rder L D )O 1997: Young of Old Scone,Baroness: Message from HC, 29 July, 212; Lords Introduced (life Peerage), 24 Nov, 358. named and to meet; message to HC, 30 Oct, 291-2; message from HC, 3 Nov, 296; outh rime reported from Joint Committee without Y C : amendment; minutes of evidence laid on Motion for papers; after debate, withdrawn, the Table, 12 Nov, 329. 2 July, 133. Woods (Respondent) v.Chief Zimbabwe: Adjudication Officer and Unstarred question, 27 Jan, 472. another (Petitioners): Petition for leave to appeal referred to an Zwebner and the Mortgage Appeal Committee, 29 Jan, 480; reports:2 Corporation Limited Apr, 725; 19 May, 815; petition with- (Respondents) and others v. drawn, 21 July, 1008. Brooks &Co (a firm) etitioners Work and the family: (P ): Petition for leave to appeal referred to Unstarred question, 13 Oct, 1117. Appeal Committee, 20 July, 1000; report, 26 Oct, 1156. 3112011016 se13-12-00 02:33:20 PagTable: LJIND1 PPSysB Unit: pag2

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF LORDS WHO TOOK THE OATH OR AFFIRMED DURING THE SESSION 1996-97

(*%Introduced, L%Took their Seat)

A Astor of Hever, L. 19 Blake, L. 18 Abercorn, D. (M. of Aber- Attenborough, L. 109 Blakenham, V. 19 corn) 11 Attlee, E. 17 Blaker, L. 17 Aberdare, L. 14 Auckland, L. 15 Blatch, B. 3 Aberdeen and Temair, M. 5 Avebury, L. 19 Blease, L. 6 Aylesford, E. 6 Abinger, L. 17 Bledisloe, V. 11 Blyth, L. 9 Ackner, L. 8 B Acton, L. 5 Blyth of Rowington, L. 61 Addington, L. 16 Bach, L. 1048* Boardman, L. 5 Addison, V. 5 Bagot, L. 15 Bolton, L. 620 Ahmed, L. 1117* Bagri, L. 4 Borrie, L. 15 Ailesbury, M. 19 Baker of Dorking, L. 95* Borthwick, L. 15L Ailsa, M. 18 Baldwin of Bewdley, E. 19 Boston of Faversham, L. 3 Airlie, E. 6 Balfour, E. 41 Bowness, L. 7 Alanbrooke, V. 101 Balfour of Burleigh, L. 133 Boyd-Carpenter, L. 31 Albermarle, E. 122 Balfour of Inchrye, L. 15 Boyne, V. (L. Brancepeth) 822L Aldenham, L. 20 Banbury of Southam, L. 18 Brabazon of Tara, L. 9 Alderdice, L. 15 Barber, L. 4 Bradbury, L. 11 Aldington, L. 4 Barber of Tewkesbury, L. 10 Bradford, E. 19 Alexander of Tunis, E. 10 Barnard, L. 31 Bradford, Bp. 364* Barnett, L. 7 Alexander of Weedon, L. 16 Bragg, L. 1164* Bassam of Brighton, L. 336* Allen of Abbeydale, L. 16 Brain, L. 31 Bath, M. 9 Braine of Wheatley, L. 10 Allenby of Megiddo, V. 17 Bath and Wells, Bp. 113* Alli, L. 1008* Bramall, L. 11 Bathurst, E. 46 Braybrooke, L. 16 Alport, L. 14 Bauer, L. 487 Alton of Liverpool, L. 146* Braye, B. 18 Bearsted, V. 18 Brentford, V. 19 Amherst of Hackney, L. 10 Beaumont of Whitley, L. 4 Amos, B. 270* Bridge of Harwich, L. 19 Beaverbrook, L. 8 Bridgeman, V. 22 Ampthill, L. 18 Belhaven and Stenton, L. 5 Amwell, L. 441 Bridges, L. 7 Bell, L. 1122* Briggs, L. 46 Anelay of St. Johns, B. 5 Bellwin, L. 7 Brightman, L. 14 Annaly, L. 7 BeloV,L.6 Annan, L. 4 Belstead, L. 15 Brigstocke, B. 18 Annandale and Hartfell, E. 7 Berkeley, L. 11 Bristol, Bp. 16 Archer of Sandwell, L. 7 Berners, B. 9 Broadbridge, L. 36 Archer of Weston-Super-Mare, Bethell, L. 31 Brooke of Alverthorpe, L. 274* L. 11 Biddulph, L. 9 Brookeborough, V. 6 Argyll, D. 76 BiVen, L. 76* Brookes, L. 18 Armstrong of Ilminster, L. 4 Bingham of Cornhill, L. 19 Brookman, L. 1186* Arran, E. (L. Sudley) 15 Birdwood, L. 11 Brooks of Tremorfa, L. 7 Ashbourne, L. 14 Birkett, L. 19 Brougham and Vaux, L. 9 Ashburton, L. 6 Birmingham, Bp. 16 Broughshane, L. 8 Ashcombe, L. 5 Blackburn, Bp. 61 Browne-Wilkinson, L. 9 Ashley of Stoke, L. 19 Blackstone, B. 3 Bruce of Donington, L. 15 Astor, V. 11 Blackwell, L. 286* Bruntisfield, L. 6 3112011016 odd13-12-00 02:33:20 PagTable: LJIND1 PPSysB Unit: pag2

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Buccleuch and Queensberry, Clanwilliam, E. D D. 5 (L. Clanwilliam) 17 Dacre, B. 306 Buchan, E. 36 Clarendon, E. 16 Dacre of Glanton, L. 22 Buckinghamshire, E. 16 Clark of Kempston, L. 5 Dahrendorf, L. 15 Burlison, L. 295* Clarke of Hampstead, L. 1136* Dainton, L. 8 Burnham, L. 15 Cledwyn of Penrhos, L. 5 Darcy de Knayth, B. 10 Burns, L. 1058* Clement-Jones, L. 1000* Daresbury, L. 18 Burton, L. 70 CliVord of Chudleigh, L. 5 Darnley, E. (L. Clifton) 19 Buscombe, L. 1048* Clinton, L. 9 Dartmouth, E. 665L Butler of Brockwell, L. 713* Clinton-Davis, L. 11 Daventry, V. 14 Butterfield, L. 18 Clitheroe, L. 7 David, B. 10 Butterworth, L. 6 Davidson, V. 9 Buxton of Alsa, L. 101 Clwyd, L. 16 Davies, L. 10 Byford, B. 6 Clyde, L. 17 Davies of Coity, L. 266* Byron, L. 18 Cobbold, L. 9 Cochrane of Cults, L. 41 Davies of Oldham, L. 231* Cockfield, L. 4 De Freyne, L. 15 C Cocks of HartcliVe, L. 9 De La Warr, E. 300 Cadman, L. 17 Coggan, L. 392 De L’Isle, V. 6 Cadogan, E. 334L Coleraine, L. 9 De Ramsey, L. 61 De Saumarez, L. 6 Cairns, E. 54 Coleridge, L. 6 Dean of Beswick, L. 4 Caithness, E. 15 Colgrain, L. 16 Caldecote, V. 4 Dean of Harptree, L. 31 Colville of Culross, V. 10 Callaghan of CardiV,L.3 Dean of Thornton-le-Fylde, B. Calverley, L. 8 Colwyn, L. 18 10 Cameron of Lochbroom, L. Colyton, L. 1173L Dearing, L. 668* 210 Congleton, L. 6 Deedes, L. 18 Camoys, L. 41 Constantine of Stanmore, L. 22 Denbigh, E. 8 Campbell of Alloway, L. 6 Cooke of Islandreagh, L. 36 Denham, L. 4 Campbell of Croy, L. 4 Cooke of Thorndon, L. 18 Denman, L. 41 Canterbury, Abp. 41 Cope of Berkeley, L. 266* Denton of Wakefield, B. 9 Carew, L. 94 Cork and Orrery, E. Derby, E. 19 Carlisle, Bp. 5 (L. Boyle) 5 Derwent, L. 10 Carlisle, E. 10 Cornwallis, L. 133 Desai, L. 16 Carlisle of Bucklow, L. 8 Cottesloe, L. 6 Devonport, V. 15 Carmichael of Kelvingrove, L. Courtown, E. (L. Saltersford) 4 Devonshire, D. 8 8 Coventry, Bp. 16 Dholakia, L. 286* Diamond, L. 65 Carnarvon, E. 46 Cowdray, V. 15L Dickinson, L. 81 Carnegy of Lour, B. 11 Cowdrey of Tonbridge, L. 195* Carnock, L. 16 Digby, L. 17 Cowley, E. 203 Carr of Hadley, L. 9 Dilhorne, V. 11 Carrick, E. (L. Butler of Mount Cox, B. 11 Dixon, L. 94* Juliet) 8L Craig of Radley, L. 6 Dixon-Smith, L. 46 Carrington, L. 22 Craigavon, V. 19 Donaldson of Kingsbridge, L. Carter, L. 3 Craigmyle, L. 11; 1028L 16 Carver, L. 9 Cranborne, V. (L. Cecil) 14 Donaldson of Lymington, L. Castle of Blackburn, B. 5 Cranbrook, E. 31 18 Cavendish of Furness, L. 7 Cranworth, L. 106 Donegall, M. (L. Fisherwick) Cawley, L. 41 Crathorne, L. 10 70 Chadlington, L. 18 Crawford and Balcarres, E. 17 Donoughmore, E. Chalfont, L. 3 Crawley, B. 1079* (V. Hutchinson) 76 Chalker of Wallasey, B. 9 Crawshaw, L. 16 Donoughue, L. 3 Chandos, V. 109 Crickhowell, L. 14 Dormand of Easington, L. 10 Chapple, L. 17 Croham, L. 22 Dowding, L. 659 Downe, V. (L. Downay) 1008 Charteris of Amisfield, L. 7 Cromartie, L. 166 Downshire, M. Chelmsford, V. 18 Cromwell, L. 5 Chesham, L. 4 (E. of Hillsborough) 11 Chetwode, L. 18 Crook, L. 41 Drogheda, E. (L. Moore) 10 Chichester, Bp. 5 Cross, V. 10 Dubs, L. 17 Chilston, V. 46 Cuckney, L. 8 Dudley, E. 18 Chilver, L. 15 Cudlipp, L. 41 Dulverton, L. 19 Chorley, L. 9 Cullen of Ashbourne, L. 54 Dundee, E. 31 Christopher, L. 1143* Cumberlege, B. 5 Dundonald, E. 19 Churston, L. 15 CunliVe, L. 9 Dunleath, L. 620L Clancarty, E. (V. Clancarty) 6 Currie of Marylebone, L. 5 Dunmore, E. 1205L 3112011016 even13-12-00 02:33:20 PagTable: LJIND1 PPSysB Unit: pag2

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Dunn, B. 16 Freeman, L. 310* H Dunrossil, V. 11 Freyberg, L. 19 Habgood, L. 15 Durham, Bp. 5 Hacking, L. 9 Haddington, E. 6 E G Haden-Guest, L. 178L Eames, L. 46 Gage, V. (L. Gage) 7 Haig, E. 76 Eatwell, L. 6 Gainford, L. 9 Hailsham of Saint Marylebone, Eccles, V. 654 Gainsborough, E. 5 L. 3 Eccles of Moulton, B. 31 Gallacher, L. 16 Halifax, E. 36 Eden of Winton, L. 4 Gardner of Parkes, B. 19 Halsbury, E. 4 EYngham, E. 8 Garel-Jones, L. 274* Hambro, L. 19 Eglinton, E. 54 Geddes, L. 17 Hamilton of Dalzell, L. 18 Elgin and Kincardine, E. 113 Geraint, L. 8 Hamlyn, L. 653* Elibank, L. 5 Gerard, L. 378 Hampden, V. 70 Elis-Thomas, L. 6 Gibson, L. 16 Hampton, L. 16 Ellenborough, L. 14 Gibson-Watt, L. 14 Hamwee, B. 11 Elles, B. 14 GiVord, L. 291 Hankey, L. 5 Elliott of Morpeth, L. 5 Gilbert, L. 46* Hanningfield, L. 1117* Elton, L. 6 Gillmore of Thamesfield, L. 8 Hanson, L. 81 Ely, Bp. 17 Gilmour of Craigmillar, L. 8 Hanworth, V. 19 Ely, M. (L. Loftus) 54 Gisborough, L. 17 Hardie, L. 46* Emerton, B. 5 Gladwin of Clee, L. 6 Harding of Petherton, L. 17 Emslie, L. 151 Gladwyn, L. 17 Hardinge of Penshurst, 3rd L. Enniskillen, E. (L. Grinstead) 6 Glanusk, L. 398L 17 Erne, E. (L. Fermanagh) 36 Glasgow, E. 76 Hardinge of Penshurst, 4th L. Erroll, E. 9 Glenamara, L. 4 274L Erroll of Hale, L. 17 Glenarthur, L. 5 Hardwicke, E. 31 Evans of Parkside, L. 87* Glendyne, L. 9 Hardy of Wath, L. 249* Evans of Watford, L. 1136* Glentoran, L. 19 Harlech, L. 19 Ewing of Kirkford, L. 15 Gloucester, Bp. 753* Harmar-Nicholls, L. 22 Exeter, M. 501 Gloucester, D. 8 Harmsworth, L. 19 Exeter, Bp. 16 GoV of Chieveley, L. 18 Harris of Greenwich, L. 4 Exmouth, V. 10 Goodhart, L. 328* Harris of Haringey, L. 1155* Ezra, L. 15 Gordon of Strathblane, L. 281* Harris of High Cross, L. 17 Gorell, L. 41 Harris of Peckham, L. 106 F Gormanston, V. Harrowby, E. 7 Fairfax of Cameron, L. 15 (L. Gormanston) 19 Hartismere L. (L. Henniker) Fairhaven, L. 10 Goschen, V. 7 128 Falconer of Thoroton, L. 30* Goudie, B. 1038* Hartwell, L. 18 Falkender, B. 8 Gould of Potternewton, B. 3 Haskel, L. 3 Falkland, V. 11 Gowrie, E. 14 Haskins, L. 1155* Falmouth, V. 7 Grade, L. 216 Haslam, L. 54 Fanshawe of Richmond, L. 5 Grafton, D. 151 Hastings, L. 22 Faringdon, L. 18 Graham of Edmonton, L. 10 Hattersley, L. 358* Farrington of Ribbleton, B. 3 Granard, E. (L. Granard) 41 Hawke, L. 15 Feldman, L. 11 Grantchester, L. 19 Hayhoe, L. 31 Ferrers, E. 4 Grantley, L. 158 Hayman, B. 3 Feversham, L. 16 Granville of Eye, L. 7 Hayter, L. 17 Fife, D. 9 Gray, L. 8 Head, V. 286 Fisher, L. 6 Gray of Contin, L. 7 Headfort, M. (L. Kenliss) 70 Fisher of Rednal, B. 8 Greene of Harrow Weald, L. 16 Healey, L. 18 Fitt, L. 22 Greenhill of Harrow, L. 4 Hemingford, L. 300 FitzWalter, L. 5 Greenway, L. 10 Hemphill, L. 17 Flather, B. 10 Gregson, L. 4 Henderson of Brompton, L. 22 Flowers, L. 18 Grenfell, L. 16 Henley, L. (L. Northington) 3 Foley, L. 6 Gretton, L. 1028L Hereford, Bp. 5 Fookes, B. 254* Grey, E. 7 Hertford, M. 7 Forbes, L. 14 Grey of Codnor, L. 1219L Hesketh, L. 61 Forester, L. 54 Gridley, L. 36L Higgins, L. 295* Forte, L. 6 GriYths, L. 10 Hill-Norton, L. 70 Fortescue, E. 18 GriYths of Fforestfach, L. 11 Hilton of Eggardon, B. 9 Forteviot, L. 17 Grimston of Westbury, L. 5 Hindlip, L. 5 Fraser of Carmyllie, L. 10 Guilford, E. 6 Hives, L. 620L 3112011016 odd13-12-00 02:33:20 PagTable: LJIND1 PPSysB Unit: pag2

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Hobhouse of Woodborough, Jenkins of Putney, L. 10 Lichfield, Bp. 14 L. 1099* Johnston of Rockport, L. 7 Limerick, E. (L. Foxford) 81 HoVmann, L. 18 Jopling, L. 94* Lincoln, Bp. 16 Hogg, B. 31 Judd, L. 18 Lindsay, E. 4 Hogg of Cumbernauld, L. 231* Lindsay of Birker, L. 1164 Holderness, L. 22 K Lindsey and Abingdon, E. 10 Hollick, L. 19 Keith of Castleacre, L. 17 Linklater of Butterstone, B. Hollis of Heigham, B. 3 338* Holme of Cheltenham, L. 9 Keith of Kinkel, L. 295 Kelvedon, L. 128* Linlithgow, M. 65 HolmPatrick, L. 10 Listowel, E. (L. Hare) 1080L Home, E. (L. Douglas) 10 Kenilworth, L. 18 Kennedy of The Shaws, B. 306* Liverpool, E. 18 Hood, V. 14 Liverpool, Bp. 90 Hooper, B. 7 Kennet, L. 10 Kent, D. 18 Lloyd of Berwick, L. 10 Hooson, L. 6 Lloyd of Highbury, B. 76* Hope of Craighead, L. 9 Kenyon, L. 17 Kershaw, L. 7 Lloyd-George of Dwyfor, E. 7 Hothfield, L. 11 Lloyd-Webber, L. 11 Howe, E. 11 Keyes, L. 10 Kilbracken, L. 22 Lockwood, B. 16 Howe of Aberavon, L. 109 Lofthouse of Pontefract, L. 87* Howell, L. 31 Killearn, L. 8 Kilmarnock, L. 22 London, Bp. 6 Howell of Guildford, L. 95* Long, V. 4 Howie of Troon, L. 17 Kilpatrick of Kincraig, L. 31 Kimball, L. 5 Longford, E. (L. Pakenham) 10 Hoyle, L. 30* Lonsdale, E. 11 Hughes, L. 19 Kimberley, E. 270 Kindersley, L. 41 Lothian, M. 106 Hughes of Woodside, L. 249* Loudoun, C. 61 Hunt, L. 15 King of Wartnaby, L. 14 Kings Norton, L. 4 Lovat, L. 1000L Hunt of Kings Heath, L. 306* Lovell-Davis, L. 8 Hunt of Tanworth, L. 16 Kingsdown, L. 5 Lowry, L. 4 Hunt of Wirral, L. 291* Kingsland, L. 11 Lucas, L. 4 Huntingdon, E. 76 Kinloss, Ly. 4 Huntley, M. 61 Kinnoull, E. (L. Hay) 8 Lucas of Chilworth, L. 15 Hurd of Westwell, L. 117* Kintore, E. 36 Ludford, B. 270* Hussey of North Bradley, L. 5 Kirkhill, L. 7 Luke, L. 6 Hutchinson of Lullington, L. Kirkwood, L. 61 Lyell, L. 6 15 Kissin, L. 14 Lytton, E. 16 Hutton, L. 9 Kitchener, E. 10 Hylton, L. 9 Knight of Collingtree, B. 300* M Hylton-Foster, B. 4 Knights, L. 16 Knollys, V. 17 McAlpine of West Green, L. 41 Knutsford, V. 7 MacAndrew, L. 19 I McCarthy, L. 17 Iddesleigh, E. 7 L Macaulay of Bragar, L. 977 Ilchester, E. 6 Macclesfield, E. 7 IliVe, L. 18 Laing of Dunphail, L. 4 Macdonald of Tradeston, L. Inchcape, E. 15 Laming, L. 1057* 1106* Inchyra, L. 22Lamont of Lerwick, L. 1130* Mackenzie of Framwellgate, Inge, L. 186* Lane, L. 36 L. 1000* Lane of Horsell, L. 15 Ingleby, V. 46 McCluskey, L. 36 Lang of Monkton, L. 281* Inglewood, L. 9 McColl of Dulwich, L. 8 Lauderdale, E. 11 Ironside, L. 14 McConnell, L. 8 Irvine of Lairg, L. 3 Lawrence, L. 9 Lawson of Blaby, L. 14 Macfarlane of Bearsden, L. 54 Islwyn, L. 328* McFarlane of LlandaV,B.5 Iveagh, E. 11 Layton, L. 15 Leconfield and Egremont, L. McGowan, L. 65 136 McGregor of Durris, L. 8 J Leathers, V. 16 McIntosh of Haringey, L. 3 Jacobs, L. 320* Leicester, E. 6 Mackay of Ardbrecknish, L. 3 Jakobovits, L. 18 Leicester, Bp. 19 Mackay of Clashfern, L. 5 James of Holland Park, B. 4 Leigh, L. 22 Mackay of Drumadoon, L. 61 Janner of Braunstone, L. 291* Lester of Herne Hill, L. 31 Mackenzie-Stuart, L. 22 Jauncey of Tullichettle, L. 45 Lestor of Eccles, B. 61* Mackie of Benshie, L. 9 Jay of Paddington, B. 3 Levene of Portsoken, L. 186* Mackintosh of Halifax, V. 31 JeVreys, L. 19 Leverhulme, V. 65 MacLaurin of Knebworth, L. 4 Jeger, B. 22 Levy, L. 286* MacLehose of Beoch, L. 15 Jellicoe, E. 14 Lewin, L. 6 Macleod of Borve, B. 16 Jenkin of Roding, L. 16 Lewis of Newnham, L. 16 McNair, L. 31 Jenkins of Hillhead, L. 3Lichfield, E. 19 McNally, L. 10 3112011016 even13-12-00 02:33:20 PagTable: LJIND1 PPSysB Unit: pag2

1378 INDEX 1997–98

Macpherson of Drumochter, Mount Edgcumbe, E. 5L Park of Monmouth, B. 6 L. 35 Mountevans, L. 16 Parkinson, L. 36 Maddock, B. 328*Mountgarret, V. Parry, L. 51 Mallalieu, B. 15 (L. Mountgarret) 7 Patten, L. 133* Malmesbury, E. 14Mowbray and Stourton, L. 14 Paul, L. 5 Manchester, Bp. 471* Moyne, L. 31 Pearson of Rannoch, L. 20 Mancroft, L. 15Moynihan, L. 17L Peel, E. 10 Mansfield, E. 41 Munster, E. 5 Pender, L. 31 Manton, L. 41Murray of Epping Forest, L. 16 Perry of Southwark, B. 16 Mar, C. 4 Murton of Lindisfarne, L. 5 Perry of Walton, L. 4 Mar and Kellie, E. 10Mustill, L. 9 Perth, E. 41 Marchwood, V. 36 Peston, L. 4 Marlborough, D. 7 N Petre, L. 15 Marlesford, L. 9Napier and Ettrick, L. 16 Peyton of Yeovil, L. 22 Marsh, L. 9Napier of Magdaˆla, L. 17 Phillimore, L. 20 Marshall of Knightsbridge, L.Naseby, L. 320* Phillips of Ellesmere, L. 5 1015*Nathan, L. 17 Phillips of Sudbury, L. 1079* Masham of Ilton, B. 16Neill of Bladen, L. 430* Pike, B. 14 Mason of Barnsley, L. 3Nelson, E. 16 Pilkington of Oxenford, L. 6 Massereene and Ferrard, V. (L.Nelson of StaVord, L. 18 Pitkeathley, B. 300* Oriel) 18Netherthorpe, L. 15 Plant of Highfield, L. 10 May, L. 19Newall, L. 4 Platt of Writtle, B. 7 Mayhew of Twysden, L. 117*Newby, L. 248* Plumb, L. 9 Melville, V. 210Newcastle, Bp. 7 Plummer of St. Marylebone, Menuhin, L. 41Newton, L. 9 L. 15 Merlyn-Rees, L. 3Newton of Braintree, L. 320* Plunket, L. 334 Merrivale, L. 6Nicholls of Birkenhead, L. 17 Polwarth, L. 291 Mersey, V. 7Nicholson of Winterbourne, Ponsonby of Shulbrede, L. 10 Meston, L. 11B. 336* Poole, L. 15 Methuen, L. 14Nickson, L. 5 Porter of Luddenham, L. 54 Middleton, L. 14Nicol, B. 8 Portland, E. 11 Midleton, V. (L. Brodrick) 16Noel-Buxton, L. 15 Portman, V. 7 Miller of Chilthorne Domer,Nolan, L. 8 Portsmouth, E. 992 B. 1093*Norfolk, D. 17 Powis, E. 11 Miller of Hendon, B. 4Normanby, M. 19 Prentice, L. 9 Millett, L. 1099*Norrie, L. 11 Prior, L. 4 Mills, V. 16Northampton, M. 17 Prys-Davies, L. 8 Milne, L. 15Northbourne, L. 7 Puttnam, L. 306* Milner of Leeds, L. 15Northbrook, L. 11 Pym, L. 7 Milverton, L. 6 Northesk, E. 8 Minto, E. 16 Northfield, L. 36 Q Mishcon, L. 11 Northumberland, D. 320 Molloy, L. 4 Quinton, L. 36 Norton, L. 31 Quirk, L. 16 Molyneaux of Killead, L. 112* Norton of Louth, L. 1093* Monckton of Brenchley, V. 15 Norwich, Bp. 16 R Monk Bretton, L. 8 Nunburnholme, L. 1080L Monkswell, L. 6 Radnor, E. 15 Monro of Langholm, L. 336* O Raglan, L. 8 Monson, L. 18 Ramsay of Cartvale, B. 7 Montagu of Beaulieu, L. 9 O’Cathain, B. 8 Randall of St. Budeaux, L. Montague of Oxford, L. 308* Ogmore, L. 16 231* Monteagle of Brandon, L. 46 Oliver of Aylmerton, L. 18 Ranfurly, E. (L. Ranfurly) 18 Montgomery of Alamein, V. 9 O’Neill, L. 15 Rankeillour, L. 10 Montrose, D. (E. Graham) 94 Onslow, E. 36 Rathcavan, L. 10 Moore of Lower Marsh, L. 19 Onslow of Woking, L. 308* Rathcreedan, L. 133 Moore of Wolvercote, L. 17 Oppenheim-Barnes, B. 7 Rawlings, B. 9 Moran, L. 7 Orme, L. 300* Rawlinson of Ewell, L. 8 Moray, E. Orr-Ewing, L. 9 Rayne, L. 11 (L. Stuart of Castlestuart) Owen, L. 22 Razzall, L. 295* 17L Oxford, Bp. 31 Rea, L. 19 Morris of Castle Morris, L. 8 Oxfuird, V. 7 Reading, M. 20 Morris of Kenwood, L. 31 Reay, L. 19 Morris of Manchester, L. 274* P Redesdale, L. 16 Morton, E. 5 Palmer, L. 6 Rees, L. 9 Mottistone, L. 7 Palumbo, L. 9 Rees-Mogg, L. 17 3112011016 odd13-12-00 02:33:20 PagTable: LJIND1 PPSysB Unit: pag2

1997–98 I N D E X 1379

Remnant, L. 16 Sandhurst, L. 41 Stokes, L. 7 Rendell of Babergh, B. 308* Sandwich, E. 4 Stone of Blackheath, L. 338* Renfrew of Kaimsthorn, L. 14 Sandys, L. 16 Strabolgi, L. 8 Rennell, L. 15 Savile, L. 15 StraVord, E. 9 Renton, L. 8 Saville of Newdigate, L. 210* Strange, B. 4 Renton of Mount Harry, L. Sawyer, L. 1123* Strathalmond, L. 10 117* Scanlon, L. 54 Strathcarron, L. 36 Renwick, L. 17 Scarman, L. 295 Strathclyde, L. 3 Renwick of Clifton, L. 261* Scarsdale, V. 877 Strathcona and Mount Royal, Richard, L. 3 Scotland of Asthal, B. 310* L. 19 Richardson, L. 5 Seafield, E. 76 Strathmore and Kinghorne, E. Richardson of Calow, B. 1110* Seccombe, B. 5 697 Richardson of Duntisbourne, Sefton of Garston, L. 8 Sudeley, L. 17 L. 14 Selborne, E. 18 SuYeld, L. 5 Ridley, V. 17 Selkirk of Douglas, L. 281* SuVolk and Berkshire, E. 54 Ripon, Bp. 5 Selsdon, L. 31 Swansea, L. 18 Ritchie of Dundee, L. 41 Sempill, L. 8 Swaythling, L. 31, 1155L Rix, L. 19 Serota, B. 8 Swinfen, L. 9 Roberts of Conwy, L. 266* Sewel, L. 3 Swinton, E. 17 Robertson of Oakridge, L. 19 Shannon, E. (L. Carleton) 17 Symons of Vernham Dean, B. Robson of Kiddington, B. 15 Sharp of Guildford, B. 1130* 16 Rochester, L. 7 Sharples, B. 4 Rockley, L. 16 Shaughnessy, L. 9 Rodger of Earlsferry, L. 70 Shaw of Northstead, L. 6 Rodgers of Quarry Bank, L. 9 SheYeld, Bp. 8 T Rodney, L. 151 SheYeld, L. (L. Stanley of Tanlaw, L. 15 Rogers of Riverside, L. 31 Alderley) 6 Taverne, L. 8 Roll of Ipsden, L. 4 Shepherd, L. 3 Taylor of Blackburn, L. 10 Romney, E. 7 Sheppard of Didgemere, L. 18 Taylor of Gryfe, L. 4 Rosslyn, E. 11 Sheppard of Liverpool, L. 766* Taylor of Warwick, L. 11 Rothermere, V. 11 Shore of Stepney, L. 81* Tebbit, L. 18 Rotherwick, L. 14 Shrewsbury, E. 10 Temple of Stowe, E. 8 Rothschild, L. 14 Shuttleworth, L. 41 Templeman, L. 7 Rowallan, L. 14 Sidmouth, V. 61 Tenby, V. 17 Roxburghe, D. 5 Simon, V. 8 Terrington, L. 7 Rugby, L. 18 Simon of Glaisdale, L. 9 Teviot, L. 9 Runcie, L. 22 Simon of Highbury, L. 35* Teynham, L. 9 Runciman of Doxford, V. 36 Simpson of Dunkeld, L. 338* Thatcher, B. 46 Russell, E. 6 Skelmersdale, L. 31 Thomas of Gresford, L. 6 Russell of Liverpool, L. 382 Skidelsky, L. 11 Thomas of Gwydir, L. 5 Slim, V. 5 Russell-Johnston, L. 195* Thomas of Macclesfield, L. Slynn of Hadley, L. 9 Ryder of Warsaw, B. 19 348* Ryder of Wensum, L. 351* Smith, L. 14 Smith of Clifton, L. 348* Thomas of Swynnerton, L. 14 Smith of Gilmorehill, B. 36 Thomas of Walliswood, B. 4 S Somerleyton, L. 17 Thomson of Monifieth, L. 4 Saatchi, L. 36 Somerset, D. 4 Thornton, B. 1038* Sackville, L. 54 Soper, L. 41 Thurlow, L. 17 Sainsbury, L. 8 Soulsby of SwaVham Prior, L. Thurso, V. 9 Sainsbury of Preston 7 Tollemache, L. 4 Candover, L. 11 Southwark, Bp. 6, 1161 Tombs, L. 6 Sainsbury of Turville, L. 261* Southwell, Bp. 16 Tomlinson, L. 1015* Saint Albans, D. 11 Spens, L. 15 Tonypandy, V. 4 St. Davids, V. 6 StaVord, L. 65 Tope, L. 16 St. Helens, L. 19 Stair, E. 520L TordoV,L.10 St. John of Bletso, L. 17 Stallard, L. 11 Torphichen, L. 7 St. John of Fawsley, L. 4 Stamp, L. 6 Torrington, V. 31 Saint Levan, L. 8 Steel of Aikwood, L. 81* Trefgarne, L. 31 Saint Oswald, L. 7 Sterling of Plaistow, L. 36 Trenchard, V. 18 Salisbury, Bp. 454* Stevens of Ludgate, L. 19 Trumpington, B. 4 Saltoun of Abernethy, Ly. 4 Stewartby, L. 11 Tryon, L. 46 Samuel, V. 16 Steyn, L. 16 Tugendhat, L. 19 Sandberg, L. 254* Stockton, E. 7 Turner of Camden, B. 4 Sanderson of Bowden, L. 5 Stodart of Leaston, L. 7 Tweeddale, M. 90 Sandford, L. 18Stoddart of Swindon, L. 6 Tweedsmuir, L. 15 3112011016 even13-12-00 02:33:20 PagTable: LJIND1 PPSysB Unit: pag2

1380 INDEX 1997–98

U Wise, L. 70 Uddin. B. 1008* Wolfson, L. 15 Ullswater, V. 8 Wolfson of Sunningdale, L. 178 Woolf, L. 16 V Woolton, E. 46 Wrenbury, L. 11 Varley, L. 17 Wright of Richmond, L. 7 Verulam, E. 364 Wrottesley, L. 16 Vestey, L. 6 Wyatt of Weeford, L. 19 Vincent of Coleshill, L. 17 Wynford, L. 6 Vinson, L. 31 Vivian, L. 10 Y Yarborough, E. 6 W York, Abp. 3 Waddington, L. 6 Young, B. 4 Wade of Chorlton, L. 14 Young of Dartington, L. 11 Wakefield, Bp. 248* Young of GraVham, L. 286 Wakeham, L. 11 Young of Old Scone, B. 351* Wakehurst, L. 11 Younger of Leckie, V. (L. Waldegrave, E. 1232 Younger of Prestwick) 10; Walker of Doncaster, L. 261* 542. Walker of Worcester, L. 109 Wallace of Coslany, L. 18 Z Wallace of Saltaire, L. 10 Zetland, M. 10 Walpole, L. 4 Zouche of Haryngworth, L. 54 Walton of Detchant, L. 4 Wardington, L. 81 Warner, L. 1110* Warnock, B. 14 Waterford M. (L. Tyrone) 7 Watson of Invergowrie, L. 348* Waverley, V. 19 Weatherill, L. 3 Wedderburn of Charlton, L. 17 Wedgwood, L. 94 Weidenfeld, L. 11 Weinstock, L. 310 Weir, L. 31 Wellington, D. 14 Wemyss and March, E. (L. Wemyss) 7 Westbury, L. 7 Westmorland, E. 15 Whaddon, L. 7 Wharton, B. 10 White, B. 8 Whitelaw, V. 4 Whitty, L. 3 Wigoder, L. 18 Wigram, L. 6 Wilberforce, L. 14 Wilcox, B. 9 Williams of Crosby, B. 19 Williams of Elvel, L. 10 Williams of Mostyn, L. 3 Willoughby de Broke, L. 41 Willoughby de Eresby, B. 19 Wilson of Tillyorn, L. 6 Wilton, E. 5 Winchester, Bp. 8 Winchilsea and Nottingham, E. 41 Windlesham, L. 166 Winston, L. 10