HOUSE OF COMMONS
SESSIONAL DIARY 2014–15
4 June 2014 to 26 March 2015
Prepared in the Journal Office of the House of Commons INTRODUCTION
1. This diary records the business on which the House spent its time in Session 2013–14, analysed into categories, and similar information for sittings in Westminster Hall. It is intended mainly to provide information in response to statistical inquiries, and in using it the following points should be borne in mind:
(a) The diary does not include business which took little or no time, such as presentations of bills, unopposed private business, and motions agreed to without debate or division.
(b) Divisions are normally included with the business to which they relate.
(c) Timings are taken from the Official Report, using the printed times where available, and otherwise taking a column of debate to last three minutes. Daily prayers are assumed to last a standard five minutes, unless stated otherwise (and are not itemised in the analysis).
(d) Periods of suspension are included in the total sitting time, and are listed in section 14j of the analysis (Miscellaneous). However, the 2½-hour suspension from 11.30 to 14.00 in Westminster Hall on most Tuesdays and Wednesdays (introduced on 1 January 2003) is shown in brackets in the “Duration” column and is left out of the totals. Other suspensions in Westminster Hall are included in the totals and in the analysis under section 7.
(e) The times in the column headed “After appointed time” refer to business taken after the time appointed as the “moment of interruption”. In Session 2013–14, these times were as follows:
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 2200 *1900 *1900 1700 1430 * 2200 on the day of the State Opening of Parliament and immediately following a periodic adjournment.
(f) All times are in hours and minutes, using the 24-hour clock.
2. A Sessional Diary has been kept in the Journal Office for most sessions since 1906, although in the early years times were kept only to the nearest quarter hour. An analysis substantially in the current form begins in the 1960s. The totals from the analysis have been reproduced in the Sessional Information Digest since 1984–85 until 2010–12 and in the House’s Sessional Returns since 1987–88.
ii TABLE OF CONTENTS AND TOTALS
Part Contents Duration After Page appoin- ted time I Diary for House 1
II Analysis for House 989.25 68.12 1. Addresses other than Prayers 35.24 0.39 74 2. Government bills 193.54 9.15 a Second readings: committed to public bill 39.21 0.26 74 committee b Second readings: committal to Committee of 18.46 1.02 74 whole House (wholly or partly) c Second readings: no committal (Consolidation bills) d Committee of the whole House 29.19 2.39 75 e Consideration 71.00 1.10 75 f Third reading 10.42 1.09 76 g Lords amendments 22.25 2.16 76 h Allocation of time motions 0.02 — 76 i Other stages 2.19 0.33 77 3. Private Members’ bills 61.11 0.33 a Second readings (and all stages) 42.38 0.27 77 b Later stages 18.33 0.06 78 4. Private bills at time for opposed private business 5.46 0.54 79 5. Government motions 52.35 3.31 a European Union documents 3.43 0.18 79 b Business motions 2.18 — 79 c General 46.34 3.13 80 d General debates e Topical debates 6. Opposition business 115.39 3.39 a Opposition days 109.13 3.39 80 b Opposition motions in Government time 6.26 — 82 7. Backbench business 132.26 2.14 82 8. Private Members’ business (other than bills) 78.16 42.58 a Substantive motions 1.45 — 83 b Ten-minute rule motions 9.43 — 84 c S.O. No. 24 debates 2.59 — 85 d Daily Adjournment Debates 63.49 42.58 85 9. Estimates 13.51 0.07 88
iii Part Contents Duration After Page appoin- ted time 10. Money Resolutions 1.06 0.01 88 11. Ways and Means 22.45 0.48 88 12. Affirmative Statutory Instruments 15.36 1.08 89 13. Negative Statutory Instruments 1.43 — 89 14. Business when no Question before House 248.23 2.25 a Questions 90.59 — 89 b Topical Questions 22.38 — 93 c Urgent Questions 29.18 — 95 d Statements 62.04 — 97 e Business Statements 22.30 — 100 f Select Committee Statement 2.17 — 101 g S.O. No. 24 Applications 0.05 — 101 h Points of order 11.30 0.28 101 i Public petitions 2.18 1.20 111 j Miscellaneous 4.44 0.37 113 15. Daily prayers 10.50 — 114
III Diary for Westminster Hall 1
IV Analysis for Westminster Hall 331.06 — 1. Private Members 233.32 — a Private Members’ Adjournment Debates 196.58 — 20 b Private Members’ (Backbench Business 36.34 — 25 Committee recommended) Adjournment Debates 2. Backbench Business Committee Adjournment 27.27 — 26 Debates 3. Liaison Committee Adjournment Debates 34.37 — 26 4. Questions 5. Petitions 15.51 — 27 6. Select Committee Statements 7. Suspensions 19.16 — 27 8. Miscellaneous 0.23 — 28
iv PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 1 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE Time Subject Duration After appointed time
1. Wednesday 4 June 2014 11.25 Prayers 0.05 11.30 Message from the Queen; Suspension 3.00 14.30 Speaker’s Statement: Conduct and practice and election of Chair of the Health 0.06 Committee 14.36 Address [1st day] 1.49 16.25 Point of Order: Thomas Docherty: Press receipt of detailed Queen’s speech 0.01 16.26 Address [1st day] [Resumed] 4.49 21.15 Adjournment: Tom Blenkinsop: Flood Risk (North-East England) 0.19 21.34 House rose [Totals for session: 10.09; 0.00] 10.09 0.00 2. Thursday 5 June 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.04 09.34 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.46 10.20 Points of Order: Thomas Docherty: Availability of written ministerial statement on 0.04 order paper Mike Gapes: Department of Health and purdah 10.24 Address [2nd day] 6.36 17.00 Public Petition: Phil Wilson: Kidnapped Nigerian school girls 0.01 0.01 17.01 Adjournment: Philip Davies: Planning (Shipley) 0.29 0.29 17.30 House rose [Totals for session: 18.09; 0.30] 8.00 0.30 3. Monday 9 June 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.04 14.34 Urgent Question: Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.59 Department (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Extremism 15.33 Statement: Secretary of State for Education (Michael Gove): Birmingham Schools 1.09 16.42 Address [3rd day] 0.09 16.51 Points of Order: Mike Gapes: Circulation of leaflet on A and E department before 0.03 election Mr Jeremy Hunt: Response to point of order Mike Gapes: Clarification from the Secretary of State 16.54 Address [3rd day] [Resumed] 5.02 21.56 EU Documents: Undeclared Work (Reasoned Opinion) 0.22 0.18 22.18 Adjournment: Paul Maynard: Children with Epilepsy (Children and Families Act 0.25 0.25 2014) 22.43 House rose [Totals for session: 26.22; 1.13] 8.13 0.43 2 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
4. Tuesday 10 June 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Speaker’s Statement: Ballot for Private Members’ Bills 0.01 11.36 Questions: Health 0.46 12.22 Topical Questions: Health 0.14 12.36 Points of Order: Mr Gareth Thomas: Scrutiny of appointment of UK European 0.03 Commissioner Michael Connarty: European Scrutiny Committee and scrutiny of UK nomination 12.39 Address [4th day] 6.21 19.00 Adjournment: Mr Geoffrey Robinson: Passport Office (Delays) 0.31 0.31 19.31 House rose [Totals for session: 34.23; 1.44] 8.01 0.31 5. Wednesday 11 June 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.28 12.03 Questions: Prime Minister 0.34 12.37 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): G7 1.07 13.44 Address [5th day] [Division] 5.30 0.14 19.14 Public Petition: Tom Blenkinsop: NHS Health Services in Guisborough, Skelton, 0.02 0.02 Brotton and Park End (Middlesbrough) 19.16 Adjournment: Stephen Barclay: Localised Health Care 0.26 0.26 19.42 House rose [Totals for session: 42.35; 2.26] 8.12 0.42 6. Thursday 12 June 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.35 10.10 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.09 10.19 Questions: Church Commissioners (10); Electoral Commission Committee (3) 0.13 10.32 Urgent Question: Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.55 Department (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): HM Passport Office 11.27 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.51 12.18 Point of Order: Hugh Bayley: UK Statistics Authority provision of statistics 0.03 12.21 Address [6th day] 0.10 12.31 Point of Order: Mr Tobias Ellwood: Shadow Minister correction 0.01 12.32 Address [6th day] [Resumed] 0.05 12.37 Point of Order: Dr Thérèse Coffey: Scope of debate 0.01 12.38 Address [6th day] [Resumed] [Divisions] 4.47 0.25 17.25 Adjournment: Mr Andrew Mitchell: Sutton Coldfield (Royal Status) 0.22 0.22 17.47 House rose [Totals for session: 50.52; 3.13] 8.17 0.47 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 3 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
7. Monday 16 June 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Education 0.44 15.19 Topical Questions: Education 0.14 15.33 Urgent Questions: Sadiq Khan (asking); Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State 0.34 for Justice (Chris Grayling) (answering): Prison Overcrowding 16.07 Statement: Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr William 1.15 Hague): Iraq and Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict 17.22 Consideration: Consumer Rights Bill [Divisions] 2.04 19.26 Point of Order: Diana Johnson: Media briefing on papers laid before the House 0.02 19.28 Third Reading: Consumer Rights Bill 0.08 19.36 Point of Order: Jim Shannon: Order of speaking in a Third Reading debate 0.01 19.37 Third Reading: Consumer Rights Bill [Resumed] 0.19 19.56 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: draft Special Educational Needs (Personal 0.23 Budgets) Regulations 2014 20.19 Public Petition: Miss Anne McIntosh: Removal of trees from Thirsk Market Place 0.03 20.22 Adjournment: Sheila Gilmore: Work Capability Assessments 0.34 20.56 House rose [Totals for session: 57.18; 3.13] 6.26 0.00 8. Tuesday 17 June 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.44 12.19 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.16 12.35 Point of Order: Andy Sawford: Notice of visit to constituency and planning 0.04 decision 12.39 Consideration: Criminal Justice and Courts Bill [Divisions] 5.30 18.09 Third Reading: Criminal Justice and Courts Bill 0.51 19.00 Public Petitions: Yasmin Qureshi: Public inquiry into hormone pregnancy test 0.03 0.03 drugs Tim Farron: Palestinian water rights 19.03 Adjournment: Mrs Sharon Hodgson: Water Safety 0.28 0.28 19.31 House rose [Totals for session: 65.19; 3.44] 8.01 0.31 4 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
9. Wednesday 18 June 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: International Development 0.20 11.55 Topical Questions: International Development 0.07 12.02 Questions: Prime Minister 0.35 12.37 Points of Order: Mr Peter Bone: Members correcting mistakes 0.11 Miss Anne McIntosh: Documentary film crew and election of Chair of the Health Committee Heather Wheeler: Documentary cameras in voting lobbies Mr James Gray: Documentary cameras Sir Gerald Howarth: Documentary cameras in voting lobbies Mr David Winnick: Documentary cameras 12.48 Opposition Day (1st allotted day): Passport Applications 0.54 13.42 Point of Order: Huw Irranaca-Davies: Passport application helpline 0.01 13.43 Opposition Day (1st allotted day): Passport Applications [Resumed] 0.29 14.12 Point of Order: Sir Gerald Kaufman: Interventions and time limits on speeches 0.01 14.13 Opposition Day (1st allotted day): Passport Applications [Resumed] [Division] 2.12 16.25 Speaker’s Statement: Result of Health Committee Chair Elections 0.01 16.26 Points of Order: Dr Sarah Wollaston: Election of Health Committee Chair 0.02 Dr Phillip Lee: Election of Health Committee Chair Chris Bryant: Applauding and parliamentary expression 16.28 Opposition Day (1st allotted day): Energy Prices 0.48 17.16 Point of Order: Paul Flynn: Scope of debate 0.01 17.17 Opposition Day (1st allotted day): Energy Prices [Resumed] [Division] 1.55 0.12 19.12 Adjournment: Mr Peter Bone: Rushden Lakes and Skew Bridge (Planning) 0.27 0.27 19.39 House rose [Totals for session: 73.28; 4.23] 8.09 0.39 10. Thursday 19 June 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.42 10.17 Topical Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.14 10.31 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.53 11.24 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: draft Terrorism Act 2000 (Proscribed 1.14 Organisations) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2014 12.38 Backbench Business (unallotted day): The UK’s Relationship with Africa 2.23 15.01 Backbench Business (unallotted day): Defence Spending 1.59 17.00 Adjournment: Maria Miller: Revenge Pornography 0.29 0.29 17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 81.27; 4.52] 7.59 0.29 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 5 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
11. Monday 23 June 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.43 15.18 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.15 15.33 Points of Order: Kerry McCarthy: Clarification on figures on sanctions rate 0.04 Esther McVey: Clarification on figures on sanctions rate Mr Barry Sheerman: Timings for Question Time Sheila Gilmore: Figures on ESA backlog 15.37 Consideration (2nd allotted day): Deregulation Bill [Divisions] 5.59 21.36 Third Reading: Deregulation Bill [Division] 0.33 0.09 22.09 Adjournment: Chi Onwurah: Severe Eating Disorders (North-east England) 0.30 0.30 22.39 House rose [Totals for session: 89.36; 5.31] 8.09 0.39 12. Tuesday 24 June 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Treasury 0.44 12.19 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.16 12.35 Urgent Question: Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr 0.48 Jeremy Hunt) (answering): Patient Safety 13.23 Statement: Minister for Security and Immigration (James Brokenshire): Student 0.54 Visas 14.17 Point of Order: Wayne David: Zero-hours contracts 0.01 14.18 Consideration: Wales Bill [Divisions] 3.13 17.31 Third Reading: Wales Bill 0.45 18.16 Adjournment: Simon Danczuk: Sharia Law Student Loans 0.24 18.40 House rose [Totals for session: 96.46; 5.31] 7.10 0.00 6 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
13. Wednesday 25 June 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.04 11.34 Speaker’s Statement: Sub judice and pending judgement of Andy Coulson 0.02 11.36 Questions: Cabinet Office 0.18 11.54 Topical Questions: Cabinet Office 0.06 12.00 Speaker’s Statement: Sub judice and pending judgement of Andy Coulson 0.02 12.02 Questions: Prime Minister 0.34 12.36 Point of Order: Mr Robert Buckland: Reason for absence of Member from 0.01 Question Time 12.37 Opposition Day (2nd allotted day): Private Rented Sector [Division] 3.38 16.15 Opposition Day (2nd allotted day): Office for Budget Responsibility (Manifesto 3.10 0.25 Audits) [Divisions] 19.25 Public Petition: Chris Heaton-Harris: Development of Earls Barton Village 0.01 0.01 (Daventry) 19.26 Adjournment: Chris Heaton-Harris: Cycle Safety (Buses) 0.24 0.24 19.50 House rose [Totals for session: 105.06; 6.21] 8.20 0.50 14. Thursday 26 June 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.44 10.19 Topical Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.10 10.29 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.56 11.25 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): NHS Investigations 1.25 (Jimmy Savile) 12.50 General Government Motion: First World War (Commemoration) 4.09 16.59 Adjournment: Mrs Emma Lewell-Buck: Shop Closures (South Shields) 0.25 0.24 17.24 House rose [Totals for session: 113.00; 6.45] 7.54 0.24 15. Monday 30 June 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.44 15.19 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.14 15.33 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): European Council 1.37 17.10 Opposition day (3rd allotted day): DWP: Performance 3.36 20.46 Point of Order: Paul Maynard: Correction to record 0.01 20.47 Opposition day (3rd allotted day): DWP: Performance [Resumed] [Division] 1.26 0.13 22.13 Adjournment: Chris Skidmore: Bin Charges: South Gloucestershire 0.21 0.21 22.34 House rose [Totals for session: 121.04; 7.19] 8.04 0.34 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 7 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
16. Tuesday 1 July 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Justice 0.42 12.17 Topical Questions: Justice 0.17 12.34 Urgent Question: Mr Peter Bone (asking); Minister of State, Foreign and 0.55 Commonwealth Office (Hugh Robertson) (answering): Israeli Teenagers (Abduction and Murder) 13.29 Point of Order: Mr Mark Harper: Process for correcting the record 0.05 13.34 Consideration (1st allotted day): Finance Bill [Divisions] 6.09 0.43 19.43 Public Petition: Andrew George: Rail link from Penzance to Paddington 0.02 0.02 19.45 Adjournment: Sir Paul Beresford: Head and Neck Cancer 0.21 0.21 20.06 House rose [Totals for session: 129.40; 8.25] 8.36 1.06 17. Wednesday 2 July 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Scotland 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.33 12.33 Points of Order: Andy Burnham: NHS waiting times 0.07 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): NHS waiting times (response) Ian Swales: Figures on the tax gap Angus Robertson: Ministerial update on Tornado collision over the Moray Firth Toby Perkins: Selection process for the South Yorkshire probation service Conor Burns: Mechanism for correcting the record 12.40 Presentation of Private Members’ Bills: First Reading 0.07 12.47 Consideration (2nd allotted day): Finance Bill [Divisions] 5.15 18.02 Third Reading: Finance Bill [Division] 1.13 0.15 19.15 Public Petitions: Valerie Vaz: Bus services for Beacon Heights (Walsall) 0.02 0.02 Tom Blenkinsop: NHS service provision in Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland 19.17 Adjournment: Mr Gordon Brown: Nigeria (Abducted Girls) 0.27 0.27 19.44 House rose [Totals for session: 137.54; 9.09] 8.14 0.44 8 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
18. Thursday 3 July 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.29 10.04 Topical Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.10 10.14 Questions: Women and Equalities 0.19 10.33 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.50 11.23 Points of Order: Sir William Cash: Government Paper on justice and home affairs 0.04 and opt-outs and opt-ins Leader of the House of Commons (Mr Andrew Lansley): Government Paper on justice and home affairs and opt-outs and opt-ins (response) Robert Halfon: Clarification on response to question on death of a Palestinian in Israel 11.27 Committee Statement: Miss Anne McIntosh (on behalf of the Environment, Food 0.18 and Rural Affairs Committee): Food Security 11.45 Committee Statement: Sir Richard Ottaway (on behalf of the Foreign Affairs 0.18 Committee): Gibraltar 12.03 Backbench Business (1st allotted day): Protecting Children in Conflict 2.13 14.16 Backbench Business (1st allotted day): Social Mobility/Child Poverty Strategy 2.35 16.51 Adjournment: Mr Andrew Love: Data Transparency (Banking) 0.28 0.19 17.19 House rose [Totals for session: 145.43; 9.28] 7.49 0.19 19. Monday 7 July 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.42 15.17 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.18 15.35 Statement: Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): Child 1.20 Abuse 16.55 Statement: Minister of State, Cabinet Office (Greg Clark): Local Growth Deals 0.51 17.46 Points of Order: Phil Wilson: Members visiting other Members’ constituencies 0.02 James Wharton: Members visiting other Members’ constituencies (follow-up) 17.48 Presentation of Private Members’ Bills: First Reading 0.08 17.56 Estimates Day (1st allotted day): Universal Credit 2.17 20.13 Estimates Day (1st allotted day): Common Agricultural Policy 1.51 0.04 22.04 Adjournment: Geoffrey Clifton-Brown: Meningitis B Vaccinations 0.26 0.26 22.30 House rose [Totals for session: 153.43; 9.58] 8.00 0.30 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 9 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
20. Tuesday 8 July 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 11.54 Topical Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.23 12.17 Questions: Attorney General 0.18 12.35 Points of Order: Rachel Reeves: Universal Credit business case sign off 0.08 Margaret Hodge: Universal Credit business case sign off Phil Wilson: Correction of Members’ visit to constituency James Wharton: Correction of Members’ visit to constituency (follow-up) 12.43 Second Reading: Modern Slavery Bill [PBC] 6.19 0.02 19.02 Adjournment: Angus Robertson: RAF Fast Jets 0.26 0.26 19.28 House rose [Totals for session: 161.41; 10.26] 7.58 0.28 21. Wednesday 9 July 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Wales 0.28 12.03 Questions: Prime Minister 0.33 12.36 Urgent Question: Chris Bryant (asking); Secretary of State for Work and Pensions 0.37 (Mr Iain Duncan Smith) (answering): Universal Credit 13.13 Opposition day (4th allotted day): Housing Supply [Division] 3.02 16.15 Opposition day (4th allotted day): Technical and Vocational Education 2.47 0.02 19.02 Public Petitions: Barbara Keeley: Development proposals in Barton (Salford) 0.01 0.01 John Glen: Dual carriageway for the A303 19.03 Adjournment: Conor Burns: Navitus Bay Wind Farm 0.30 0.30 19.33 House rose [Totals for session: 169.44; 10.59] 8.03 0.33 22. Thursday 10 July 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Transport 0.35 10.10 Topical Questions: Transport 0.10 10.20 Questions: Leader of the House (9); House of Commons Commission (6) 0.15 10.35 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.43 11.18 Statement: Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): 1.03 Communications Data and Interception 12.21 Statement: Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General (Mr Francis 0.32 Maude): Industrial Action Update 12.53 General Government Motion: The UK’s Justice and Home Affairs Opt-outs 4.05 16.58 Adjournment: Gavin Shuker: Residential Home Closures 0.30 0.28 17.28 House rose [Totals for session: 177.42; 11.27] 7.58 0.28 10 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
23. Monday 14 July 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Defence 0.44 15.19 Topical Questions: Defence 0.15 15.34 Statement: Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr William 1.19 Hague): Gaza 16.53 Point of Order: Chris Bryant: Manuscript amendments to Data Retention and 0.01 Investigatory Powers Bill 16.54 Second Reading: Childcare Payments Bill [PBC] 2.19 19.13 General Government Motion: Respect Policy 0.25 19.38 Public Petition: Chris Ruane: Clocaneog Wind Farm (Vale of Clwyd) 0.01 19.39 Adjournment: Iain Stewart: VAT Relief (Talking Newspaper Association) 0.21 20.00 House rose [Totals for session: 183.12; 11.27] 5.30 0.00 24.Tuesday 15 July 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Health 0.44 12.19 Topical Questions: Health 0.15 12.34 Ten minute rule motion: Steve Rotheram: Tyres (Buses and Coaches) 0.11 12.45 Business Motion: Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Bill [Division] 1.06 13.51 Second Reading: Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Bill [Division] 3.25 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 17.16 Committee of the whole House: Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Bill 3.59 2.15 [Divisions] 21.15 Third Reading: Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Bill [Division] 0.45 0.45 22.00 Adjournment: Mrs Madeleine Moon: Attempted Suicides (Police Responsibilities) 0.25 0.25 22.25 House rose [Totals for session: 194.07; 14.52] 10.55 3.25 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 11 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
25.Wednesday 16 July 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.29 12.04 Questions: Prime Minister 0.29 12.33 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Special Measures 0.57 Regime 13.30 Point of Order: Angus Robertson: Members’ correction of the record 0.03 13.33 Ten minute rule motion: Alison McGovern: Political Party Policy Costings 0.19 (Office for Budget Responsibility) [Division] 13.52 General Government Motion: Retirement of the Clerk of the House 1.14 15.06 Second Reading: Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill 2.46 17.52 Point of Order: Mr Mark Prisk: Opposition frontbench interventions 0.01 17.53 Second Reading: Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill [Resumed] 1.06 [PBC] 18.59 Programme Motion: Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill [Division] 0.15 0.14 19.14 Public Petitions: Mrs Caroline Spelman: Proposed airspace changes at 0.04 0.04 Birmingham Airport Susan Elan Jones: Sentence of Dennis Igo Robert Flello: Development proposals on land off Lightwood Road (Stoke on Trent) 19.18 Adjournment: Martin Vickers: Rail Services (North Lincolnshire) 0.29 0.29 19.47 House rose [Totals for session: 202.24; 15.39] 8.17 0.47 12 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
26.Thursday 17 July 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.33 10.08 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.12 10.20 Questions: Church Commissioners (8); Electoral Commission Committee (4) 0.12 10.32 Urgent Question: Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.39 Department (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Child Abuse 11.11 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.57 12.08 Statement: Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (Mrs Theresa Villiers): Hallett 0.58 Review 13.06 Committee Statement: Fabian Hamilton (on behalf of the Political and 0.20 Constitutional Reform Committee): “A New Magna Carta?” 13.26 Committee Statement: Mr Graham Stuart (on behalf of the Education Committee): 0.21 16-plus Care Options 13.47 Backbench Business (2nd allotted day): Universal Postal Services 0.47 14.34 Point of Order: Mr Alan Reid: Affirmative procedure 0.01 14.35 Backbench Business (2nd allotted day): Universal Postal Services [Resumed] 1.00 15.35 Backbench Business (2nd allotted day): Children with Autism (Education) 1.22 16.57 Point of Order: Mark Hendrick: Member’s reference to interests 0.01 16.58 Backbench Business (2nd allotted day): Children with Autism (Education) 0.02 [Resumed] 17.00 Adjournment: Alan Johnson: Vince Morgan 0.28 0.28 17.28 House rose [Totals for session: 210.22; 16.07] 7.58 0.28 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 13 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
27. Monday 21 July 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Education 0.43 15.18 Topical Questions: Education 0.13 15.31 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): Ukraine (Flight MH17) and Gaza 1.54 17.25 Points of Order: Caroline Lucas: Prime Minister’s comment in response to 0.03 question during the statement Jeremy Corbyn: Prime Minister’s comments in response to Caroline Lucas’ question during the statement 17.28 Second Reading: Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill 0.52 18.20 Point of Order: Sadiq Khan: Presence in the Chamber after giving a speech 0.02 Sir Greg Knight: Party Members listening to their Frontbench speech 18.22 Second Reading: Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill [Resumed] 0.41 [PBC] 19.03 Public Petitions: David Morris: Restoration of the mainline platforms at Carnforth 0.03 Railway Station David Morris: Train services at Silverdale Train Station Martin Vickers: Youth centres in Cleethorpes 19.06 Adjournment: Charles Hendry: Alleged Police Crimes (Investigations) 0.24 19.30 House rose [Totals for session: 215.22; 16.07] 5.00 0.00 14 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
28. Tuesday 22 July 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.44 12.19 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.16 12.35 Statement: Secretary of State for Education (Nicky Morgan): Birmingham Schools 0.55 13.30 Statement: Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): Police 0.41 Reform 14.11 Points of Order: Mr Peter Bone: Constituent’s passport delays and MPs’ hotline 0.04 Mrs Theresa May: Constituent’s passport delays and MPs’ hotline (response) Yvette Cooper: Publication of figures on passport backlog Mr Gareth Thomas: Scrutiny of British European Commissioner nominee 14.15 Ten minute rule motion: Mr Philip Hollobone: Child Benefit Entitlement 0.08 (Disqualification of Non-UK EU Nationals) 14.23 Point of Order: Mr David Heath: Statement on aftermath of flooding 0.05 14.28 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: draft Data Retention Regulations 0.24 14.52 Backbench Business (unallotted day): Summer Adjournment 4.08 19.00 Public Petitions: Andrew Stephenson: Deaths and injuries in Lahore 0.08 0.08 Peter Aldous: Dangerous dogs Mr Bernard Jenkin: Home-to-school transport to the Colne Community School (Essex) Seema Malhotra: Direct bus services from Hounslow West to West Middlesex Hospital Mr Gareth Thomas: Human rights in Sri Lanka Mr Peter Bone: Development proposals for 34 Hatton Avenue, Wellingborough 19.08 Adjournment: Gregg McClymont: HMRC (Scotland) 0.24 0.24 19.32 House rose [Totals for session: 223.24; 16.39] 8.02 0.32 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 15 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
29. Monday 1 September 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.03 14.33 Speaker’s Statement: Clerk and Chief Executive of the House 0.03 14.36 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.41 15.17 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.14 15.31 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): EU Council, Security and Middle 2.05 East 17.36 Points of Order: Jesse Norman: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive 0.15 Mr Peter Hain: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Sir Alan Duncan: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Keith Vaz: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Mr Andrew Lansley: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Hazel Blears: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Crispin Blunt: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Debbie Abrahams: Timing of government publication of papers Mr Nigel Evans: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Mr Rob Wilson: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Dan Byles: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Dr Julian Lewis: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Christopher Pincher: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive 17.51 Backbench Business (4th allotted day): Hospital Car Parking Charges 1.32 19.23 Backbench Business (4th allotted day): Mitochondrial Replacement (Public Safety) 1.45 21.08 Point of Order: Dr Sarah Wollaston: Use of names in Motions 0.01 21.09 Backbench Business (4th allotted day): Hazaras (Afghanistan and Pakistan) 0.51 22.00 Adjournment: Eric Ollerenshaw: Clinical Technology Appraisals (NICE) 0.27 0.27 22.27 House rose [Totals for session: 231.21; 17.06] 7.57 0.27 30. Tuesday 2 September 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Treasury 0.43 12.18 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.15 12.33 Urgent Question: Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 1.24 Department (Mrs Theresa May): Child Sex Abuse (Rotherham) 13.57 Points of Order: Michael Fabricant: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief 0.03 Executive and the Speaker Mr Simon Burns: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief Executive 14.00 Ten minute rule motion: Mr Peter Bone: Business of the House Commission 0.11 14.11 Second Reading: Pensions Bill [PBC] 3.18 17.29 Public Petition: David Morris: Traffic calming measures on Broadway in 0.01 Morecambe 17.30 Adjournment: Mr Jim Cunningham: Coventry City Football Club 0.52 18.22 House rose [Totals for session: 238.13; 17.06] 6.52 0.00 16 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
31. Wednesday 3 September 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Speaker’s Statement: Order Paper 0.01 11.36 Questions: International Development 0.18 11.54 Topical Questions: International Development 0.06 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.35 12.35 Points of Order: Mr Simon Burns: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief 0.04 Executive Michael Fabricant: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief Executive Christopher Pincher: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief Executive Sir Edward Leigh: Authority of the Speaker 12.39 Ten minute rule motion: Jim Fitzpatrick: Wild Animals in Circuses 0.10 12.49 Opposition day (5th allotted day): Energy Company Licence Revocation [Division] 3.27 16.16 Opposition day (5th allotted day): Infant Class Sizes 1.32 17.48 Point of Order: Kevin Brennan: Process for referring to other Members in 0.01 speeches in the House 17.49 Opposition day (5th allotted day): Infant Class Sizes [Resumed] 0.18 18.07 Point of Order: Kevin Brennan: Presence of the Secretary of State 0.01 18.08 Opposition day (5th allotted day): Infant Class Sizes [Resumed] [Division] 1.06 0.14 19.14 Adjournment: Guy Opperman: Transport Infrastructure (Northumberland) 0.30 0.30 19.44 House rose [Totals for session: 246.27; 17.50] 8.14 0.44 32. Thursday 4 September 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.44 10.19 Topical Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.14 10.33 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.59 11.32 Points of Order: Michael Fabricant: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief 0.08 Executive Mr Simon Burns: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief Executive Dr Julian Lewis: Bogus Points of Order and the Paul Goggins memorial prize 11.40 Backbench Business (5th allotted day): Sale of Puppies and Kittens 2.45 14.25 Backbench Business (5th allotted day): Non-league Football 1.36 16.01 Backbench Business (5th allotted day): Achievement Gap in Reading 0.58 16.59 Adjournment: John Cryer: Wanstead Hospital 0.26 0.25 17.25 House rose [Totals for session: 254.22; 18.15] 7.55 0.25 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 17 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
33. Friday 5 September 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Private Member’s Motion: Alec Shelbrooke: Motion to sit in private 0.13 09.48 Second Reading: Affordable Homes Bill [PMB] [Divisions] [PBC] 3.41 13.29 Point of Order: Jacob Rees-Mogg: Referral of Bill to Select Committee [Division] 0.13 13.42 Points of Order: Mr Andrew Robathan: Referral of Bill to Committee of the whole 0.04 House Philip Davies: Ministerial statement on the Coalition 13.46 Second Reading: Responsible Parking (Scotland) Bill [PMB] 0.45 0.01 14.31 Adjournment: Dr Matthew Offord: Burial Space (London) 0.24 0.24 14.55 House rose [Totals for session: 259.47; 18.40] 5.25 0.25 34. Monday 8 September 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Speaker’s Statement: Death of a Member 0.01 14.36 Writ 0.01 14.37 Speaker’s Statement: Division (numbers incorrectly reported) 0.01 14.38 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.42 15.20 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.13 15.33 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): NATO Summit 0.19 15.52 Points of Order: Mr Charles Walker: Security of Members’ home addresses 0.07 Dr Julian Lewis: Security of Members’ home addresses Mr Charles Walker: Police action in relation to the security of Members’ home addresses Angus Robertson: Statement on devolution plans and legislation for Scotland Jeremy Corbyn: Process for paying tribute 15.59 Second Reading: National Insurance Contributions Bill [PBC] 2.02 18.01 Business Motion: Business of the House (10 September) 0.03 18.04 Backbench Business (unallotted): Food Fraud 2.25 20.29 Adjournment: Eric Joyce: International Mining Industry 0.26 20.55 House rose [Totals for session: 266.12; 18.40] 6.25 0.00 18 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
35. Tuesday 9 September 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Justice 0.44 12.19 Topical Questions: Justice 0.15 12.34 Statement: Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip 0.56 Hammond): Afghanistan 13.30 Statement: Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (Mrs Theresa Villiers): Hallett 0.39 Report 14.09 Points of Order: Mr Christopher Chope: Purdah and statement on Scottish 0.07 devolution Mr Peter Hain: Purdah and Government announcements Pete Wishart: Purdah and Government announcements and changes to Wednesday’s PMQs Mr Angus Brendan MacNeil: Purdah and announcements outside the House 14.16 Ten minute rule motion: Andrew Percy: Service Charges, Gratuities and Cover 0.11 Charges (Hospitality, Leisure and Service Sectors) (Statutory Code) 14.27 Business Motion: Business of the House (Today) 0.03 14.30 Carry-over: High Speed Rail (London - West Midlands) Bill 0.58 15.28 Point of Order: Michael Fabricant: Inaccuracy of Member’s remarks 0.01 15.29 Carry-over: High Speed Rail (London - West Midlands) Bill [Resumed] 0.04 15.33 Affirmative statutory instrument: draft Legislative Reform (Clinical 1.32 Commissioning Groups) Order 2014 [Division] 17.05 Private Business: Second Reading: Transport for London Bill [Lords] 2.11 0.16 19.16 Private Business: Second Reading: Buckinghamshire County Council (Filming on 0.38 0.38 Highways) Bill [Lords] 19.54 Adjournment: Guto Bebb: North Wales Police and Anonymous Blog Site 0.24 0.24 20.18 House rose [Totals for session: 275.00; 19.58] 8.48 1.18 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 19 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
36. Wednesday 10 September 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Cabinet Office 0.16 11.51 Topical Questions: Cabinet Office 0.09 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.36 12.36 Ten minute rule motion: Mr David Amess: Specialist Printing Equipment and 0.09 Materials (Offences) 12.45 General Government Motion: Ukraine, Middle East, North Africa and Security 6.15 19.00 Backbench Business (unallotted day): Select Committee on Governance of the 2.00 2.00 House 21.00 Public Petitions: Mr Peter Bone: Dualling of the A45 0.04 0.04 Mr Peter Bone: Proposed closure of Glamis Hall 21.04 Adjournment: Jon Trickett: Regeneration (South-east Wakefield) 0.28 0.28 21.32 House rose [Totals for session: 285.02; 22.30] 10.02 2.32 37. Thursday 11 September 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.39 10.14 Topical Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.18 10.32 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.49 11.21 Point of order: Chris Bryant: Order Paper and commemorating MPs who lost their 0.01 life in war 11.22 Backbench Business (6th allotted day): Energy-intensive Industries 2.28 13.50 Backbench Business (6th allotted day): Gurkha Pensions 1.47 15.37 Adjournment: Sir John Stanley: Flood Protection (West Kent) 0.36 16.13 House rose [Totals for session: 291.45; 22.30] 6.43 0.00 20 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
38. Friday 12 September 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Private Member’s Motion: Sir Robert Smith: Motion to sit in private 0.10 09.45 Second Reading: International Development (Official Development Assistance 1.15 Target) Bill [PMB] 11.00 Urgent Question: Mr John Baron (asking); Minister for Europe (Mr David 0.36 Lidington) (answering): Government Strategy Against IS 11.36 Point of Order: Sir Gerald Howarth: The Ministry of Defence and disposal of 0.02 Minley Manor 11.38 Second Reading: International Development (Official Development Assistance 0.13 Target) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 11.51 Point of Order: Sir Edward Leigh: Calling of Members in current debate 0.01 11.52 Second Reading: International Development (Official Development Assistance 1.01 Target) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 12.53 Points of Order: Mark Durkan: Death of Lord Bannside (the Rev. Ian Paisley) 0.13 Mr Desmond Swayne: Death of Lord Bannside (the Rev. Ian Paisley) Alison McGovern: Death of Lord Bannside (the Rev. Ian Paisley) Sir Malcolm Bruce: Death of Lord Bannside (the Rev. Ian Paisley) 13.06 Second Reading: International Development (Official Development Assistance 0.06 Target) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 13.12 Point of Order: Mr Tom Clarke: Referring to another Member in debate 0.02 Philip Davies: Referring to another Member in debate Jacob Rees-Mogg: Referring to another Member in debate 13.14 Second Reading: International Development (Official Development Assistance 0.12 Target) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 13.26 Point of Order: Stephen Doughty: Taking interventions from Frontbenchers 0.01 13.27 Second Reading: International Development (Official Development Assistance 0.22 Target) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 13.49 Point of Order: Stephen Pound: Death of Lord Bannside (the Rev. Ian Paisley) 0.01 13.50 Second Reading: International Development (Official Development Assistance 0.27 Target) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] [Divisions] [PBC] 14.17 Second Reading: Household Safety (Carbon Monoxide Detectors) Bill [PMB] 0.15 0.02 14.32 Adjournment: Jim Dowd: Primary School Places (Bromley) 0.28 0.28 15.00 House rose [Totals for session: 297.15; 23.00] 5.30 0.30 39. Friday 26 September 2014 10.30 Prayers 0.05 10.35 General Government Motion: Iraq: Coalition Against ISIL 1.01 11.36 Point of Order: Bill Wiggin: Camera crew in the Chamber 0.01 11.37 General Government Motion: Iraq: Coalition Against ISIL [Resumed] [Division] 5.39 2.46 17.16 House rose [Totals for session: 304.01; 25.46] 6.46 2.46 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 21 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
40. Monday 13 October 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.47 15.22 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.17 15.39 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.11 15.50 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Ebola 1.02 16.52 Statement: Secretary of State for Scotland (Mr Alistair Carmichael): Scotland 0.52 within the UK 17.44 Backbench Business (8th allotted day): Palestine and Israel 0.01 17.45 Point of order: Crispin Blunt: Selection of amendments 0.01 17.46 Backbench Business (8th allotted day): Palestine and Israel [Resumed] [Division] 4.24 0.10 22.10 Point of order: Jeremy Corbyn: Explanation for being a teller for the noes 0.01 0.01 22.11 Adjournment: Mr Andrew Turner: Isle of Wight (Ferries) 0.28 0.28 22.39 House rose [Totals for session: 312.10; 26.25] 8.09 0.39 41. Tuesday 14 October 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Writ 0.01 11.36 Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.20 11.56 Topical Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.21 12.17 Questions: Attorney General 0.19 12.36 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Barbara Keeley: Carers Bedroom Entitlement (Social 0.31 Housing Sector) [Division] 13.07 General Government Motion: Devolution (Scotland Referendum) 0.39 13.46 Points of order: Angus Robertson: Scope of debate on devolution (Scotland 0.02 Referendum) Leader of the House (Mr William Hague): Response to scope of debate on devolution (Scotland Referendum) Mr Angus Brendan MacNeil: Scope of debate on devolution (Scotland Referendum) 13.48 General Government Motion: Devolution (Scotland Referendum) [Resumed] 0.44 14.32 Point of order: Pete Wishart: Time limit for backbenchers 0.01 14.33 General Government Motion: Devolution (Scotland Referendum) [Resumed] 0.10 14.43 Point of order: Mr Graham Stuart: Time restrictions for backbenchers 0.01 14.44 General Government Motion: Devolution (Scotland Referendum) [Resumed] 4.16 19.00 Speaker’s Statement: Correction to division 0.01 0.01 19.01 Public Petitions: Mr Peter Bone : Planning application for Rusden Recycling 0.02 0.02 Centre (Wellingborough) 19.03 Adjournment: Caroline Lucas: Schools (Brighton and Hove) 0.28 0.28 19.31 House rose [Totals for session: 320.11; 26.56] 8.01 0.31 22 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
42. Wednesday 15 October 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Scotland 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.35 12.35 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Sir Paul Beresford: Mental Health Act 1983 0.06 (Amendment) 12.41 Opposition day (6th allotted day): National Minimum Wage [Division] 3.34 16.15 Opposition day (6th allotted day): NHS Services (Access) [Division] 3.01 0.16 19.16 Adjournment: Mr David Amess: Public Sector Executive Pay and Governance 0.30 0.30 19.46 House rose [Totals for session: 328.27; 27.42] 8.16 0.46 43. Thursday 16 October 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.35 10.10 Topical Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.10 10.20 Questions: Women and Equalities 0.15 10.35 Urgent Question: Mr Iain Wright (asking); Minister for Business and Enterprise 0.25 (Matthew Hancock) (answering): Tata Steel 11.00 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.48 11.48 Statement: Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip 1.08 Hammond): ISIL: Iraq and Syria 12.56 Point of order: Guto Bebb: Correction to information presented in previous 0.02 adjournment debate 12.58 Backbench Business (9th allotted day): Cycling 2.21 15.19 General Government Motion: National Pollinator Strategy 1.41 17.00 Adjournment: Mr Gordon Brown: UK Government: Scotland 0.30 0.30 17.30 House rose [Totals for session: 336.27; 28.12] 8.00 0.30 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 23 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
44. Friday 17 October 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Second Reading: European Union (Referendum) Bill [PMB] 0.41 10.16 Point of Order: Sir Roger Gale: Question over second Committee to consider Bill 0.01 10.17 Second Reading: European Union (Referendum) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.01 10.18 Point of Order: Mr John Spellar: Speaker at Government Dispatch Box speaking 0.01 on behalf of Government 10.19 Second Reading: European Union (Referendum) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.36 10.55 Point of Order: Mrs Anne Main: Scope of debate 0.01 10.56 Second Reading: European Union (Referendum) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 1.45 12.41 Point of Order: Mrs Anne Main: Objection to Thomas Docherty’s comment 0.01 regarding Alec Shelbrooke 12.42 Second Reading: European Union (Referendum) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] [Division] 0.53 13.35 Second Reading: Transparency and Accountability Bill [PMB] 0.57 0.02 14.32 Point of Order: Jim Fitzpatrick: Objection to Wild Animals in Circuses Bill 0.02 0.02 14.34 Adjournment: Mr Robin Walker: North Cotswold Line 0.25 0.25 14.59 House rose [Totals for session: 341.56; 28.41] 5.29 0.29 45. Monday 20 October 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Defence 0.45 15.20 Topical Questions: Defence 0.14 15.34 Point of Order: Natascha Engel: Clash between Backbench Business Committee 0.02 meeting and opening speeches in debate 15.36 Consideration: Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill [Division] 1.19 16.55 Third Reading: Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill 0.12 17.07 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Bishops and Priests (Consecration and 1.09 Ordination of Women) Measure 18.16 Adjournment: Sir Tony Cunningham: West Cumberland Hospital 0.46 19.02 House rose [Totals for session: 346.28; 28.41] 4.32 0.00 24 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
46. Tuesday 21 October 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Health 0.47 12.22 Topical Questions: Health 0.15 12.37 Point of Order: Sir Oliver Heald: Correction to the record 0.02 12.39 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Diana Johnson: Sex and Relationships Education 0.19 (Curriculum) 12.58 Second Reading: Recall of MPs Bill 6.04 0.02 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 19.02 Public Petitions: David Morris: Traffic calming measures on Glentworth Road 0.01 0.01 East in Westgate 19.03 Adjournment: Mrs Cheryl Gillan: High Speed 2 (Compensation) 0.30 0.30 19.33 House rose [Totals for session: 354.31; 29.14] 8.03 0.33 47. Wednesday 22 October 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Wales 0.28 12.03 Questions: Prime Minister 0.31 12.34 Urgent Question: Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.35 Department (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Foreign National Offenders (Removal) 13.09 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Michael Fabricant: Blood Donation (Equality) 0.09 13.18 Opposition day (7th allotted day): National Crime Agency 3.20 16.38 Point of Order: Dr William McCrea: Intervention 0.01 16.39 Opposition day (7th allotted day): National Crime Agency [Resumed] 0.01 16.40 Points of Order: Lady Hermon: Sinn Fein Members’ constitutional authority 0.03 Dr William McCrea: Interventions 16.43 Opposition day (7th allotted day): Military Covenant 2.11 18.54 Public Petitions: Chris Skidmore: Minor Injuries Unit at Cossham Hospital 0.02 (Kingswood) 18.56 Adjournment: Naomi Long: Historic Child Abuse Allegations 0.30 0.26 19.26 House rose [Totals for session: 362.27; 29.40] 7.56 0.26 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 25 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
48. Thursday 23 October 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Transport 0.35 10.10 Topical Questions: Transport 0.11 10.21 Questions: Leader of the House (11); House of Commons Commission (3) 0.14 10.35 Urgent Question: Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr 0.41 Jeremy Hunt) (answering): Five Year Forward View 11.16 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.32 11.48 Points of Order: Mr Barry Sheerman: Role of the Leader of the House 0.04 Kevin Brennan: Government Chief Whip comment in business statement 11.52 Backbench Business (10th allotted day): Repeal of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 0.20 2011 12.12 Point of Order: Mr Graham Allen: Scope of debate 0.01 12.13 Backbench Business (10th allotted day): Repeal of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2.40 2011 [Resumed] 14.53 Backbench Business (10th allotted day): Oral Hormone Pregnancy Tests 2.06 16.59 Adjournment: Charlie Elphicke: Cyber-bullying and Digital Anonymity 0.23 0.22 17.22 House rose [Totals for session: 370.19; 30.02] 7.52 0.22 49. Friday 24 October 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Private Member’s Motion: Mr Mark Spencer: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.10 09.45 Second Reading: Self-build and Custom Housebuilding Bill [PMB] [PBC] 2.24 12.09 Second Reading: Control of Horses Bill [PMB] [PBC] 1.28 13.37 Second Reading: Local Government (Review of Decisions) Bill [PMB] [PBC] 0.48 14.25 Second Reading: Illegal Immigrants (Criminal Sanctions) Bill [PMB] 0.06 0.01 14.31 Point of Order: Jim Fitzpatrick: Correction to accusation against Deputy Chief 0.01 0.01 Whip 14.32 Adjournment: Mr Kevan Jones: Christopher Rochester 0.19 0.19 14.51 House rose [Totals for session: 375.40; 30.23] 5.21 0.21 26 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
50. Monday 27 October 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Education 0.43 15.18 Topical Questions: Education 0.13 15.31 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): European Council 1.23 16.54 Point of Order: Andrew Gwynne: Request that the Prime Minister correct the 0.02 record 16.56 Committee of the whole House (1st allotted day): Recall of MPs Bill [Division] 5.17 0.13 22.13 Adjournment: Ian Paisley: JTI Gallaher 0.30 0.30 22.43 House rose [Totals for session: 383.53; 31.06] 8.13 0.43 51. Tuesday 28 October 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.47 12.22 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.15 12.37 Point of Order: Dr Julian Lewis: Request for statement on end of campaign in 0.01 Afghanistan 12.38 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Neil Carmichael: School Governors (Appointment) 0.11 12.49 Opposition Day (8th allotted day): Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 3.37 Welfare Reform (Disabled People) [Division] 16.26 Opposition Day (8th allotted day): Coalfield Communities 0.54 17.20 Point of Order: Conor Burns: Questioning accusation made by Mr Jim Hood 0.02 against a Lord 17.22 Opposition Day (8th allotted day): Coalfield Communities [Resumed] 1.31 18.53 Point of Order: Helen Goodman: Request for Minister to correct himself 0.01 18.54 Opposition Day (8th allotted day): Coalfield communities [Resumed] 0.06 19.00 Adjournment: Mr Marcus Jones: A5 Trunk Road (M42/M69) 0.29 0.29 19.29 House rose [Totals for session: 391.52; 31.35] 7.59 0.29 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 27 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
52. Wednesday 29 October 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.26 12.01 Questions: Prime Minister 0.33 12.34 Points of Order: Mr John Baron: Guidance on how to proceed with European 0.08 Union (Referendum) Bill Andrew George: Private Member’s Bill on affordable homes John Mann: Internet abuse of Members Greg Mulholland: Lack of statement on suspension of Leeds children’s heart unit 12.42 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Andy Sawford: Railways (Public Sector Operators) 0.27 [Division] 13.09 Address: Appointment of the Chair of the National Audit Office 0.06 13.15 Second Reading: Taxation of Pensions Bill 2.22 15.37 Point of Order: Michael Fabricant: Questioning ban from Speaker from attending 0.01 an event 15.38 Second Reading: Taxation of Pensions Bill [Resumed] [PBC] 0.15 15.53 Public Petition: Tom Blenkinsop: NHS health services in Guisborough, Skelton, 0.01 Brotton and Park End (Middlesbrough) 15.54 Adjournment: Alec Shelbrooke: Callum Wark (Sentencing of Foreign Drivers) 0.36 16.30 House rose [Totals for session: 396.52; 31.35] 5.00 0.00 53. Thursday 30 October 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.33 10.08 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.13 10.21 Questions: Public Accounts Commission (1); Church Commissioners (7); Electoral 0.11 Commission Committee (4) 10.32 Urgent Question: Mark Lazarowicz (asking); Minister for Security and 0.47 Immigration (James Brokenshire) (answering): Refugees and Migrants (Search and Rescue Operation) 11.19 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.40 11.59 Backbench Business (11th allotted day): UK Drugs Policy 2.31 14.30 Backbench Business (11th allotted day): Sale of Park Homes 1.53 16.23 Adjournment: Mr Geoffrey Robinson: General Practices (Coventry) 0.45 0.08 17.08 Point of Order: Jim Fitzpatrick: Correction to comment made in previous debate 0.03 0.03 17.11 House rose [Totals for session: 404.33; 31.46] 7.41 0.11 28 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
54. Monday 3 November 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.46 15.21 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.12 15.33 Point of Order: Rachel Reeves: Request for apology from Mr Iain Duncan Smith 0.01 15.34 Statement: Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): Child 1.23 Abuse Inquiry 16.57 Committee of the whole House (2nd allotted day): Recall of MPs Bill 1.36 18.33 Point of Order: Mr Kevan Jones: Minister’s acceptance of interventions 0.01 18.34 Committee of the whole House (2nd allotted day): Recall of MPs Bill [Resumed] 1.27 20.01 Money Resolution: International Development (Official Development Assistance 0.58 Target) Bill (Money) [Division] 20.59 Public Petition: John Hemming: Acocks Green Post Office (Birmingham) 0.02 21.01 Adjournment: Mark Menzies: Blackpool Airport 0.31 21.32 House rose [Totals for session: 411.35; 31.46] 7.02 0.00 55. Tuesday 4 November 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Treasury 0.47 12.22 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.14 12.36 Statement: Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Mr Eric 0.52 Pickles): London Borough of Tower Hamlets 13.28 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Fiona Bruce: Abortion (Sex-selection) [Division] 0.21 13.49 Points of Order: Steve Baker: Clarifying support for Bill 0.03 Jake Berry: Questions on Second Reading of Bill vote 13.52 Consideration: Modern Slavery Bill [Divisions] 4.44 18.36 Third Reading: Modern Slavery Bill 0.24 19.00 Public Petition: Mr Nigel Evans: Impact of new housing in Longridge, Clitheroe, 0.03 0.03 and Whalley 19.03 Adjournment: John Mann: Internet Abuse of Members of Parliament 0.28 0.28 19.31 House rose [Totals for session: 419.36; 32.17] 8.01 0.31 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 29 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
56. Wednesday 5 November 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: International Development 0.20 11.55 Topical Questions: International Development 0.08 12.03 Questions: Prime Minister 0.32 12.35 Urgent Question: Chris Williamson (asking); Minister for Business and Enterprise 0.40 (Matthew Hancock) (answering): Rolls-Royce (Aerospace Group) 13.15 Points of Order: Mr Laurence Robertson: Mr Blair refusing to come before 0.03 Northern Ireland Affairs Committee Chris Bryant: Commemoration of former Members killed in First World War in written record of proceedings 13.18 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Thomas Docherty: Armed Forces (Prevention of 0.15 Discrimination) 13.33 Opposition Day (9th allotted day): Income Tax [Division] 2.51 16.24 Opposition Day (9th allotted day): Local Bus Service [Division] 2.49 0.13 19.13 Public Petition: Charlie Elphicke: Dover Medical Practice 0.02 0.02 19.15 Adjournment: Stephen Phillips: Ebola 0.27 0.27 19.42 House rose [Totals for session: 427.48; 32.59] 8.12 0.42 57. Thursday 6 November 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.04 09.34 Speaker’s Statement: Commemoration of Members who died in the First World 0.01 War 09.35 Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.42 10.17 Topical Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.15 10.32 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.49 11.21 Statement: Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change (Mr Edward Davey): 0.41 Annual Energy Statement 12.02 Backbench Business (12th allotted day): Iran (UK Foreign Policy) 2.55 14.57 Point of Order: Mr David Davis: House’s action on privilege case 0.04 15.01 Backbench Business (12th allotted day): Living Wage 1.59 17.00 Adjournment: Keith Vaz: Sainsbury’s Roadworks (Belgrave, Leicester) 0.29 0.29 17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 435.47; 33.28] 7.59 0.29 30 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
58. Friday 7 November 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.04 09.34 Second Reading: Health and Social Care (Safety and Quality) Bill [PMB] [PBC] 1.42 11.16 Point of Order: Stephen Doughty: Request for statement from Home Secretary on 0.02 publication of Wanless report 11.18 Second Reading: Off-patent Drugs Bill [PMB] [Division] 1.31 12.49 Point of Order: Mr Jamie Reed: Government Whips’ instructing Members not to 0.01 vote so Division is not quorate 12.50 Second Reading: School Admissions Bill [PMB] 0.41 13.31 Second Reading: Football Governance Bill [PMB] [Division] 0.52 14.23 Second Reading: Road Traffic Regulation (Temporary Closure for Filming) Bill 0.07 [PMB] 14.30 Point of Order: Mr Christopher Chope: Order of Bills on Order Paper 0.01 0.01 14.31 Adjournment: Jeremy Lefroy: Stafford Hospital 0.30 0.30 15.01 House rose [Totals for session: 441.18; 33.59] 5.31 0.31 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 31 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
59. Monday 10 November 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.04 14.34 Speaker’s Statement: Two minute silence 0.01 14.35 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.45 15.20 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.14 15.34 Urgent Question: Ed Balls (asking); Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr George 0.50 Osborne) (answering): EU Budget (Surcharge) 16.24 Speaker’s Statement: Scope of two motions relating to protocol 36 opt-in 0.02 regulations 16.26 Points of Order: Yvette Cooper: Government handling of EU opt-ins 0.16 Yvette Cooper: Government handling of EU opt-ins Ms Angela Eagle: Government handling of EU opt-ins Mr Kenneth Clarke: Government handling of EU opt-ins Sir Edward Leigh: Government handling of EU opt-ins Yvette Cooper: Government handling of EU opt-ins Jacob Rees-Mogg: Government handling of EU opt-ins Mr John Redwood: Government handling of EU opt-ins Chris Bryant: Government handling of EU opt-ins Pete Wishart: Government handling of EU opt-ins Mr Christopher Chope: Government handling of EU opt-ins Geraint Davies: Government handling of EU opt-ins Mr David Winnick: Government handling of EU opt-ins 16.42 Business Motion: Business of the House (Today) 0.14 16.56 Point of Order: Chris Grayling: Explanation of motion 0.01 16.57 Business Motion: Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.05 17.02 Points of Order: Sir Edward Garnier: Suggestion to curtail debate 0.02 Martin Horwood: Offering to forgo opportunity to speak if Home Secretary speaks 17.04 Business Motion: Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.05 17.09 Point of Order: Pete Wishart: Request to hear from Home Secretary, Justice 0.01 Secretary or Chief Whip 17.10 Business Motion: Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.06 17.16 Points of Order: Mr David Davis: Request for Home Secretary to speak before end 0.02 of debate Mr David Davis: Request for Home Secretary to speak before end of debate 17.18 Business Motion: Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.04 17.22 Point of Order: Steve McCabe: Home Secretary’s speech 0.01 17.23 Business Motion: Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.02 17.25 Point of Order: Jacob Rees-Mogg: Suggestion that Mr Speaker reiterates advice 0.01 17.26 Business Motion: Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.01 17.27 Point of Order: Sir Edward Leigh: Clarification of vote 0.01 17.28 Business Motion: Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] [Division] 0.17 17.45 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Criminal Law 1.08 18.53 Points of Order: Chris Bryant: Praying in aid a document 0.02 32 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
Chris Bryant: Clarification of definition of state papers 18.55 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Criminal Law [Resumed] 0.06 19.01 Point of Order: Jacob Rees-Mogg: Clarification of debate 0.01 19.02 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Criminal Law [Resumed] 0.11 19.13 Point of Order: Sir Tony Baldry: Request to know how many Members have asked 0.01 to speak in debate 19.14 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Criminal Law [Resumed] 1.05 20.19 Point of Order: Yvette Cooper: Confirmation on next vote 0.01 20.20 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Criminal Law [Resumed] [Division] 0.17 20.37 Public Petitions: Tom Greatrex: Immigration checks in the UK 0.03 Mr Peter Bone: Planning application—Bozeat (Wellingborough) 20.40 Adjournment: Jon Cruddas: David Efemena 0.25 21.05 House rose [Totals for session: 447.53; 33.59] 6.35 0.00 60. Tuesday 11 November 2014 12.00 Prayers 0.05 12.05 Questions: Justice 0.36 12.41 Topical Questions: Justice 0.21 13.02 Urgent Question: Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.43 Department (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Wanless Review 13.45 Statement: Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice (Chris Grayling): 0.29 Prison Communications 14.14 Point of Order: Sir Andrew Stunell: Withdrawal of remark in previous week 0.01 14.15 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Stephen Gilbert: National Defence Medal 0.13 14.28 Third Reading: National Insurance Contributions Bill 0.23 14.51 Backbench Business (unallotted day): Finances of the House of Commons 1.26 16.17 Adjournment: Caroline Dinenage: Rail Services (Portsmouth Harbour) 0.28 16.45 House rose [Totals for session: 452.38; 33.59] 4.45 0.00 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 33 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
62. Monday 17 November 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.41 15.16 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.15 15.31 Urgent Question: Mr John Baron (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 0.34 for Defence (Mr Julian Brazier) (answering): Reserve Recruitment 16.05 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): G20 1.08 17.13 Statement: Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Elizabeth 0.31 Truss): Avian Influenza 17.44 Points of Order: Margot James: Joke made by Labour MP on Remembrance 0.04 Sunday John McDonnell: Clarification of alleged joke John McDonnell: Acceptance of Madam Deputy Speaker’s recommendation 17.48 Consideration: Childcare Payments Bill [Divisions] 2.07 19.55 Third Reading: Childcare Payments Bill 0.29 20.24 Adjournment: James Morris: Christina Edkins 0.43 21.07 House rose [Totals for session: 459.15; 33.59] 6.37 0.00 62. Tuesday 18 November 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.04 11.34 Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.20 11.54 Topical Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 12.13 Questions: Attorney General 0.24 12.37 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Jesse Norman: Apprenticeships (Child Benefit and Tax 0.07 Credit Entitlement) (Research) 12.44 Programme Motion: Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill 0.04 12.48 Consideration: Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill [Divisions] 5.57 18.45 Adjournment: Robert Flello: Fenton Town Hall 0.36 0.21 19.21 House rose [Totals for session: 467.06; 34.20] 7.51 0.21 34 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
63. Wednesday 19 November 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Cabinet Office 0.18 11.53 Topical Questions: Cabinet Office 0.07 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.33 12.33 Points of Order: Mr Brian H Donohue: Unsatisfactory answer to oral question 0.02 Mr Peter Bone: Money resolution on Order Paper 12.35 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mr Gareth Thomas: National Health Service and Care 0.10 Sector Workers (Credit Union and High Cost Credit) 12.45 Consideration: Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill [Divisions] 2.12 14.57 Third Reading: Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill 0.48 15.45 Opposition Motion in Government Time: EU Justice and Home Affairs Measures 3.15 [Division] 19.00 Adjournment: Mr David Burrowes: Human Rights (Burma) 0.30 0.30 19.30 House rose [Totals for session: 475.06; 34.50] 8.00 0.30 64. Thursday 20 November 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.42 10.17 Topical Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.14 10.31 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.46 11.17 Point of Order: Paul Flynn: Correction of the record 0.01 11.18 Backbench Business (13th allotted day): Money Creation and Society 2.14 13.32 Backbench Business (13th allotted day): Devolution and the Union 3.28 17.00 Adjournment: Mrs Linda Riordan: Health Services (Halifax) 0.29 0.29 17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 483.05; 35.19] 7.59 0.29 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 35 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
65. Friday 21 November 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Private Member’s Motion: Clive Efford: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.15 09.50 Second Reading: National Health Service (Amended Duties and Powers) Bill 2.39 [PMB] 12.29 Point of Order: Mark Reckless: Reply to ‘false allegation’ 0.01 12.30 Second Reading: National Health Service (Amended Duties and Powers) Bill 0.23 [PMB] [Resumed] 12.53 Point of Order: Mr Barry Sheerman: Too much medical jargon in speech 0.01 12.54 Second Reading: National Health Service (Amended Duties and Powers) Bill 0.55 [PMB] [Resumed] [Divisions] [PBC] 13.49 Point of Order: Clive Efford: Government resolution for Bill 0.01 13.50 Second Reading: Zero Hours Contracts Bill [PMB] 0.42 0.02 14.32 Adjournment: Sir Oliver Heald: A1(M) Hertfordshire 0.23 0.23 14.55 House rose [Totals for session: 488.30; 35.44] 5.25 0.25 66. Monday 24 November 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Defence 0.43 15.18 Topical Questions: Defence 0.18 15.36 Points of Order: Mr Kevan Jones: Questions to the Home Office 0.10 Dr Julian Huppert: Requesting shadow Health Secretary to correct fact Mr Barry Sheerman: Use of word ‘gallant’ when referring to Members Dr Julian Lewis: Whether there will soon be a statement or debate on ending of campaign in Afghanistan Mr Andrew Robathan: Use of word ‘gallant’ when referring to Members Mr David Winnick: Use of word ‘gallant’ when referring to Members Sir Gerald Howarth: Use of word ‘gallant’ when referring to Members Mr Mark Francois: Annual service for veteran MPs Diana Johnson: Announcement and speeches about contents of Bill before announcement to House 15.46 Consideration: Recall of MPs Bill [Divisions] 3.54 19.40 Adjournment: Ms Gisela Stuart: Traffic Controls (Schools) 0.29 20.09 House rose [Totals for session: 494.09; 35.44] 5.39 0.00 36 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
67. Tuesday 25 November 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Health 0.46 12.21 Topical Questions: Health 0.14 12.35 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): Murder of Lee Rigby 1.12 13.47 Statement: Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip 0.50 Hammond): Iran (Nuclear Talks) 14.37 Statement: Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (Mr Iain Duncan Smith): 0.39 Universal Credit 15.16 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Andrew Rosindell: Parliamentary and Constitutional 0.10 Reform 15.26 Consideration: Pension Schemes Bill 2.05 17.31 Third Reading: Pensions Schemes Bill 0.19 17.50 Instruction: Control of Horses Bill [PMB] 0.06 17.56 Public Petition: Stephen Barclay: Localised health care in North East 0.01 Cambridgeshire 17.57 Adjournment: Annette Brooke: Breast Cancer 0.45 18.42 House rose [Totals for session: 501.21; 35.44] 7.12 0.00 68. Wednesday 26 November 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Scotland 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.35 12.35 Point of Order: Huw Irranca-Davies: Potential inappropriate lobbying 0.04 12.39 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Julie Hilling: Dogs (Registration) 0.10 12.49 Opposition day (10th allotted day): The Economy [Division] 3.24 16.13 Opposition day (10th allotted day): Government Policies (Wales) 0.08 16.21 Point of Order: Stephen Crabb: Request for retraction of remark 0.01 16.22 Opposition day (10th allotted day): Government Policies (Wales) [Resumed] 0.23 16.45 Point of Order: Wayne David: Request for retraction of remark 0.01 16.46 Opposition day (10th allotted day): Government Policies (Wales) [Resumed] 0.12 16.58 Point of Order: Owen Smith: Request for retraction of remark 0.01 16.59 Opposition day (10th allotted day): Government Policies (Wales) [Resumed] 2.15 0.14 [Division] 19.14 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism 0.35 0.35 19.49 Adjournment: John Healey: Telecoms Industry (Mis-selling) 0.29 0.29 20.18 House rose [Totals for session: 510.09; 37.02] 8.48 1.18 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 37 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
69. Thursday 27 November 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.31 10.06 Topical Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.11 10.17 Questions: Women and Equalities 0.18 10.35 Urgent Question: Michael Dugher (asking); Secretary of State for Transport (Mr 0.27 Patrick McLoughlin) (answering): East Coast Main Line 11.02 Statement: Secretary of State for Scotland (Mr Alistair Carmichael): Smith 1.10 Commission 12.12 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.38 12.50 Statement: Secretary of State for Defence (Michael Fallon): Afghanistan 0.49 13.39 Point of Order: Vernon Coaker: Use of HMS Queen Elizabeth for flight operations 0.01 13.40 Backbench Business (14th allotted day): Inequality 0.55 14.35 Point of Order: Diana Johnson: Statement of Home Secretary on immigration 0.02 14.37 Backbench Business (14th allotted day): Historical Child Sex Abuse 2.02 16.39 Adjournment: Sir Alan Haselhurst: West Anglia Main Line 0.42 0.21 17.21 House rose [Totals for session: 518.00; 37.23] 7.51 0.21 70. Friday 28 November 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.04 09.34 Private Member’s Motion: Sarah Teather: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.10 09.44 Second Reading: Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] 1.16 11.00 Urgent Question: Philip Davies (asking); Minister for Policing, Criminal Justice 0.27 and Victims (Mike Penning) (answering): Immigration Statistics 11.27 Point of Order: Seema Malhotra: Net migration under Labour 0.01 11.28 Second Reading: Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.46 12.14 Point of Order: Mr Christopher Chope: Members who have spoken in debate 0.01 being in their place for Minister’s response 12.15 Second Reading: Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.28 12.43 Point of Order: Jeremy Corbyn: Scope of debate 0.01 12.44 Second Reading: Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.08 12.52 Point of Order: Stephen Pound: Scope of debate and talking out 0.01 12.53 Second Reading: Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.33 13.26 Point of Order: Lyn Brown: Declaration of interest 0.01 13.27 Second Reading: Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] [Division] 1.05 0.02 14.32 Adjournment: Mr Andy Slaughter: Compulsory Purchase Order (Shepherd’s Bush 0.25 0.25 Market) 14.57 House rose [Totals for session: 523.27; 37.50] 5.27 0.27 38 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
71. Monday 1 December 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Education 0.45 15.20 Topical Questions: Education 0.13 15.33 Statement: Secretary of State for Transport (Mr Patrick McLoughlin): Road 1.17 Investment Strategy 16.50 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): NHS (Five Year 1.07 Forward Plan) 17.57 S.O. No. 24 Application: Sir Richard Ottaway: Foreign Affairs Committee (Hong 0.05 Kong visit) 18.02 Lords Amendments: Criminal Justice and Courts Bill [Divisions] 3.21 21.23 Adjournment: Damian Collins: FIFA World Cup Bids (Serious Fraud Office) 0.34 21.57 House rose [Totals for session: 530.54; 37.50] 7.27 0.00 72. Tuesday 2 December 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.42 12.17 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.18 12.35 Points of Order: Sir Gerald Kaufman: Hansard publication of written questions 0.05 and answers Mr Barry Sheerman: Guidance on Foreign Office matter 12.40 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Geoffrey Clifton-Brown: Overseas Voters (15 Year 0.10 Rule) 12.50 S.O. No. 24 Debate: Foreign Affairs Committee (Hong Kong Visit) 2.19 15.09 Point of Order: Richard Graham: Speaker’s Office contacting Chinese embassy 0.01 15.10 S.O. No. 24 Debate: Foreign Affairs Committee (Hong Kong Visit) [Resumed] 0.40 15.50 Second Reading: Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill 4.10 1.00 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 20.00 Adjournment: Stephen Barclay: Tackling Corruption 0.30 0.30 20.30 House rose [Totals for session: 539.54; 39.20] 9.00 1.30 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 39 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
73. Wednesday 3 December 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Wales 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.35 12.35 Statement: Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr George Osborne): Autumn Statement 2.44 15.19 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.05 15.24 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Jim Shannon: Buses (Audio Announcements) 0.12 15.36 Consideration: Taxation of Pensions Bill [Divisions] 2.02 17.38 Adjournment: Toby Perkins: Annual Pension Allowance (Transferred Workers) 0.20 17.58 House rose [Totals for session: 546.22; 39.20] 6.28 0.00 74. Thursday 4 December 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Transport 0.36 10.11 Topical Questions: Transport 0.09 10.20 Questions: Leader of the House (13); House of Commons Commission (2) 0.15 10.35 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.53 11.28 Statement: Minister for Pensions (Steve Webb): Pensions and Benefits Uprating 0.22 11.50 Ways and Means: Stamp Duty Land Tax 0.01 11.51 Points of Order: Thomas Docherty: No Treasury Minister present 0.07 Steve McCabe: Minister participating in debate when not present at start Mr Alan Reid: Potential reason for Minister not being present Mr Iain Duncan Smith: Apology for any Government indiscretion Shabana Mahmood: Guidance on how to proceed Sir Oliver Heald: Potential solution for the Shadow Minister 11.58 Ways and Means: Stamp Duty Land Tax [Resumed] 1.19 13.17 Backbench Business (15th allotted day): Financial Conduct Authority Redress 3.03 Scheme 16.20 Backbench Business (15th allotted day): Branded Medicines (NHS) 0.40 17.00 Adjournment: Mr John Leech: Antisocial Behaviour (South Manchester) 0.26 0.26 17.26 House rose [Totals for session: 554.18; 39.46] 7.56 0.26 40 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
75. Friday 5 December 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.03 09.33 Consideration: International Development (Official Development Assistance 0.01 Target) Bill [PMB] 09.34 Point of Order: Mr Christopher Chope: Recommitting Bill to Committee 0.01 09.35 Consideration: International Development (Official Development Assistance 0.54 Target) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 10.29 Point of Order: Jacob Rees-Mogg: Request for correction of record 0.01 10.30 Consideration: International Development (Official Development Assistance 3.17 Target) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] [Divisions] 13.47 Third Reading: International Development (Official Development Assistance 0.27 Target) Bill [PMB] [Divisions] 14.14 Third Reading: Specialist Printing Equipment and Materials (Offences) Bill 0.11 [PMB] 14.25 Second Reading: Convicted Prisoners Voting Bill [PMB] 0.07 0.02 14.32 Adjournment: Ms Diane Abbott: Economic Growth (London) 0.27 0.27 14.59 House rose [Totals for session: 559.47; 40.15] 5.29 0.29 76. Monday 8 December 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.46 15.21 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.13 15.34 Urgent Question: Keith Vaz (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.23 Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Tobias Ellwood) (answering): Yemen (British Nationals) 15.57 Second Reading: Infrastructure Bill [Lords] [Divisions] [PBC] 6.27 0.24 22.24 Public Petitions: Phil Wilson: Free school transport (Fishburn) 0.03 0.03 Jeremy Lefroy: Penkridge Library (Staffordshire) 22.27 Adjournment: Charlotte Leslie: Free Cash Withdrawals 0.18 0.18 22.45 House rose [Totals for session: 568.02; 41.00] 8.15 0.45 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 41 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
77. Tuesday 9 December 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Treasury 0.43 12.18 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.16 12.34 Points of Order: Mr Barry Sheerman: Use of electronic devices 0.06 Stephen Timms: Unsatisfactory answer to question Mr Dennis Skinner: Speaker’s opinion on the Government Ian Paisley: Setting record straight on question to Treasury 12.40 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mrs Emma Lewell-Buck: Funeral Services 0.11 12.51 Committee of the whole House: Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill 3.37 16.28 Public Petitions: Cathy Jamieson: Campaign against “legal highs” 0.06 Julie Hilling: Under-occupancy penalty Mr Stewart Jackson: Railway line adjacent to North Werrington (Peterborough) Mr Stewart Jackson: Railway line adjacent to Peakirk (Peterborough) 16.34 Adjournment: Dr Sarah Wollaston: Patient Safety and Medical Innovation 0.50 17.24 House rose [Totals for session: 573.56; 41.00] 5.54 0.00 78. Wednesday 10 December 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.33 12.33 Points of Order: Gregg McClymont: Allegation that the Deputy Prime Minister 0.06 inadvertently misled the House Andy Burnham: Suggestion that the Deputy Prime Minister inadvertently misled the House Dr Julian Huppert: Response to previous Point of Order Yvette Cooper: Suggestion that the Deputy Prime Minister inadvertently misled the House Angus Robertson: Whether Ministry of Defence will make statement 12.39 Urgent Question: Yvette Cooper (asking); Minister for Security and Immigration 0.51 (James Brokenshire) (answering): Resettlement of Vulnerable Syria Refugees 13.30 Statement: Secretary of State for Education (Nicky Morgan): Preparing Young 0.38 People for Work 14.08 Points of Order: Mr Andy Slaughter: Appropriateness of method of correction by 0.04 Lord Chancellor Mr Stewart Jackson: Suggestion that right hon. Member for Leigh inadvertently misled the House 14.12 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mr Nigel Evans: Planning Consent Applications 0.09 (Contracts) 14.21 Second Reading: Stamp Duty Land Tax Bill 1.00 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 15.21 Lords Amendments: Wales Bill 1.42 17.03 Adjournment: Prison Officers (Work-related Stress) 0.58 18.01 House rose [Totals for session: 580.27; 41.00] 6.31 0.00 42 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
79. Thursday 11 December 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.31 10.06 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.11 10.17 Questions: Church Commissioners (12); Electoral Commission Committee (2) 0.14 10.31 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.39 11.10 Points of Order: Mr Barry Sheerman: Increasing number of ministerial statements 0.06 Mr Peter Bone: Money resolutions for private Members’ Bills Andrew George: Money resolutions for private Members’ Bills 11.16 Backbench Business (16th allotted day): Fishing Industry 3.29 14.45 Backbench Business (16th allotted day): Ukraine (UK Relations with Russia) 2.16 0.01 17.01 Public Petitions: Sir William Cash: Housing Development in Cheadle 0.03 0.03 Valerie Vaz: NHS Dental Services in Walsall South 17.04 Adjournment: Mr Ben Bradshaw: NHS Services (Devon) 0.28 0.28 17.32 House rose [Totals for session: 588.29; 41.32] 8.02 0.32 80. Monday 15 December 2014 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.49 15.24 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.10 15.34 Urgent Question: Vernon Coaker (asking); Secretary of State for Defence 0.41 (Michael Fallon) (answering): UK Armed Forces (Iraq) 16.15 Urgent Question: Mr Ivan Lewis (asking); Secretary of State for Northern Ireland 0.27 (Mrs Theresa Villiers) (answering): Northern Ireland (All-party Talks) 16.42 Point of Order: Nadhim Zahawi: Declaration of interests 0.01 16.43 Negative Statutory Instruments: Firefighters’ Pension Scheme (England) 0.11 16.54 Point of Order: Lady Hermon: Request for Minister to correct record 0.01 16.55 Negative Statutory Instruments: Firefighters’ Pension Scheme (England) 0.03 [Resumed] 16.58 Point of Order: Mr Clive Betts: Procedure for interventions 0.01 16.59 Negative Statutory Instruments: Firefighters’ Pension Scheme (England) 1.29 [Resumed] [Division] 18.28 Committee of the whole House: Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill [Division] 3.27 21.55 Public Petition: Nic Dakin: Access to Co-operative Ground (Scunthorpe) 0.02 21.57 Adjournment: Dr Liam Fox: Housing Development (North Somerset) 0.24 0.21 22.21 House rose [Totals for session: 596.20; 41.53] 7.51 0.21 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 43 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
81. Tuesday 16 December 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Justice 0.43 12.18 Topical Questions: Justice 0.16 12.34 Statement: First Secretary of State and Leader of the House of Commons (Mr 1.22 William Hague): Devolution (Implications for England) 13.56 Statement: Minister for Pensions (Steve Webb): Post Office Card Account 0.33 14.29 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Sarah Champion: Equal Pay (Transparency) [Division] 0.22 14.51 Committee of the whole House: Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill [Divisions] 4.00 18.51 Point of Order: Mr David Winnick: Atrocities in Pakistan 0.02 18.53 Money Resolution: Local Government (Religious etc. Observances) Bill (Money) 0.08 0.01 19.01 Public Petitions: Alison Seabeck: Unsolicited phone calls and texts 0.05 0.05 Rosie Cooper: Closure of Glenburn Sports College Paul Burstow: Treatment for Gastroparesis 19.06 Adjournment: Mr Iain Wright: Bombing of the Hartlepools 0.22 0.22 19.28 House rose [Totals for session: 604.18; 42.21] 7.58 0.28 44 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
82. Wednesday 17 December 2014 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: International Development 0.20 11.55 Topical Questions: International Development 0.05 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.36 12.36 Statement: Secretary of State for Defence (Michael Fallon): Al-Sweady Inquiry 0.53 Report 13.29 Points of Order: Michael Connarty: Principle of backbenchers scrutinising the 0.10 Executive Maria Miller: First woman bishop of Church of England Mr Graham Brady: First woman bishop of Church of England Paul Flynn: Inquiry into Afghanistan John Hemming: Petitions and sub-judice 13.39 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Norman Baker: Women’s Refuges (Provision and 0.09 Eligibility) 13.48 Opposition day (11th allotted day): Housing Benefit (Abolition of Social Sector 2.28 Size Criteria) 16.16 Point of Order: John Robertson: Correction of statement which Minister said he 0.01 had made 16.17 Opposition day (11th allotted day): Housing Benefit (Abolition of Social Sector 0.26 Size Criteria) [Divisions] 16.43 Opposition day (11th allotted day): Food Banks 0.24 17.07 Point of Order: Stephen Barclay: Timing of publishing of anti-corruption plan 0.01 17.08 Opposition day (11th allotted day): Food Banks [Resumed] 0.01 17.09 Point of Order: Mrs Emma Lewell-Buck: Correction of statement that Minister 0.01 made 17.10 Opposition day (11th allotted day): Food Banks [Resumed] 0.06 17.16 Point of Order: Robert Flello: Scope of motion 0.01 17.17 Opposition day (11th allotted day): Food Banks [Resumed] 0.18 17.35 Point of Order: Huw Irranca-Davies: Presence of Ministers throughout debates 0.02 17.37 Opposition day (11th allotted day): Food Banks [Resumed] [Division] 1.33 0.10 19.10 Adjournment: Chris White: Warwick (1,100th Anniversary) 0.30 0.30 19.40 House rose [Totals for session: 612.28; 43.01] 8.10 0.40 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 45 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
83. Thursday 18 December 2014 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.30 10.05 Topical Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.25 10.30 Urgent Question: Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr 0.44 Jeremy Hunt) (answering): A and E and Ambulance Services 11.14 Urgent Question: Stephen Barclay (asking); Minister for Business and Enterprise 0.26 (Matthew Hancock) (answering): UK Anti-corruption Plan 11.40 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.50 12.30 Statement: Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Communities and Local 0.55 Government (Kris Hopkins): Local Government Finance 13.25 Point of Order: Jeremy Corbyn: Number of written statements 0.02 13.27 Committee Statement: Mr Clive Betts (on behalf of the Communities and Local 0.28 Government Committee): National Planning Policy Framework 13.55 Point of Order: Thomas Docherty: Availability of hard copies of documents in the 0.02 Vote Office 13.57 Backbench Business (17th allotted day): Christmas Adjournment 3.02 16.59 Adjournment: Stephen Timms: Jobseeker’s Allowance (Sanctions) 0.19 0.18 17.18 Points of Order: Stephen Timms: Minister’s lack of answer to question 0.02 0.02 John McDonnell: Correction of misleading answer 17.20 Adjournment: Stephen Timms: Jobseeker’s Allowance (Sanctions) [Resumed] 0.01 0.01 17.21 Points of Order: John McDonnell: Allegations against him by Minister 0.03 0.03 17.24 Adjournment: Stephen Timms: Jobseeker’s Allowance (Sanctions) [Resumed] 0.01 0.01 17.25 House rose [Totals for session: 620.23; 43.26] 7.55 0.25 84. Monday 5 January 2015 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.43 15.18 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.15 15.33 Urgent Question: Michael Dugher (asking); Secretary of State for Transport (Mr 0.53 Patrick McLoughlin) (answering): Rail Network (Disruption) 16.26 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): UK Ebola 0.49 Preparedness 17.15 Points of Order: Dan Jarvis: Timing of presentation of reports to House 0.05 Mr Brian H. Donohoe: Scottish First Minister visiting his constituency 17.20 Second Reading: Serious Crime Bill [Lords] [PBC] 4.40 22.00 Adjournment: Diana Johnson: Autism: Diagnosis of Children, Hull 0.29 0.29 22.29 House rose [Totals for session: 628.22; 43.55] 7.59 0.29 46 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
85. Tuesday 6 January 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.22 11.57 Topical Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 12.16 Questions: Attorney General 0.24 12.40 Points of Order: Andrew Bridgen: Reporting arrests of Members 0.01 Steve Rotheram: Information sharing by MoJ relating to prison in constituency Mr Barry Sheerman: Celebration of 800th anniversary of Magna Carta 12.41 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Sir Alan Duncan: Internet Communications 0.10 (Regulations) 12.51 Consideration: Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill [Divisions] 4.18 17.09 Adjournment: Bill Wiggin: Mobile Phone Signal (Fownhope) 0.56 18.05 House rose [Totals for session: 634.57; 43.55] 6.35 0.00 86. Wednesday 7 January 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Cabinet Office 0.20 11.55 Topical Questions: Cabinet Office 0.05 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.34 12.34 Urgent Question: Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr 1.15 Jeremy Hunt) (answering): A and E (Major Incidents) 13.49 Statement: Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (Mrs Theresa Villiers): 0.54 Stormont House Agreement 14.43 Points of Order: Fiona O’Donnell: Request for Minister to correct answer 0.05 Clive Efford: Request for Secretary of State to correct statement Kelvin Hopkins: Written nature of European Council statements 14.48 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Bill Esterson: Alcohol Labelling (Pregnancy) 0.09 14.57 Consideration: Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill 1.10 16.07 Third Reading: Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill 0.55 17.02 Adjournment: Nia Griffith: Hairdressing 0.55 17.57 House rose [Totals for session: 641.24; 43.55] 6.27 0.00 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 47 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
87. Thursday 8 January 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.41 10.16 Topical Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.16 10.32 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.51 11.23 Point of Order: Chris Bryant: Act of solidarity for French after Paris terror attacks 0.02 11.25 Backbench Business (18th allotted day): Higher Education Funding 2.54 14.19 Backbench Business (18th allotted day): Gibraltar 2.31 16.50 Adjournment: Chris Skidmore: Historic Properties (Disabled Access) 0.28 0.18 17.18 House rose [Totals for session: 649.12; 44.13] 7.48 0.18 88. Friday 9 January 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Private Member’s Motion: Jeremy Lefroy: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.13 09.48 Consideration: Health and Social Care (Safety and Quality) Bill [PMB] 1.38 11.26 Third Reading: Health and Social Care (Safety and Quality) Bill [PMB] 0.20 11.46 Consideration: Self-build and Custom Housebuilding Bill [PMB] 0.14 12.00 Third Reading: Self-build and Custom Housebuilding Bill [PMB] 0.49 12.49 Second Reading: European Parliaments Elections Bill [PMB] 0.24 13.13 Second Reading: UK Borders Control Bill [PMB] 1.05 14.18 Second Reading: Defence Expenditure (NATO Target) Bill [PMB] 0.15 0.03 14.33 Adjournment: Norman Baker: Health Service (Lewes) 0.29 0.29 15.02 House rose [Totals for session: 654.44; 44.45] 5.32 0.32 48 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
89. Monday 12 January 2015 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Defence 0.43 15.18 Topical Questions: Defence 0.18 15.36 Urgent Question: Sarah Teather (asking); Minister of State, Foreign and 0.35 Commonwealth Office (Mr Hugo Swire) (answering): Nigeria 16.11 Committee of the whole House: Stamp Duty Land Tax Bill 0.49 17.00 Third Reading: Stamp Duty Land Tax Bill 0.08 17.08 Lords Amendments: Consumer Rights Bill [Division] 3.02 20.10 Carry-over Extension Motion: Consumer Rights Bill 0.37 20.47 Adjournment: Andy Sawford: Corby Fire Services 0.50 21.37 Point of Order: Andy Sawford: Minister’s speech 0.01 21.38 Adjournment: Andy Sawford: Corby Fire Services [Resumed] 0.01 21.39 Point of Order: Andy Sawford: Minister’s claims about his position 0.01 21.40 Adjournment: Andy Sawford: Corby Fire Services [Resumed] 0.02 21.42 House rose [Totals for session: 661.56; 44.45] 7.12 0.00 90. Tuesday 13 January 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Health 0.43 12.18 Topical Questions: Health 0.20 12.38 Urgent Question: Tom Greatrex (asking); Secretary of State for Energy and 0.29 Climate Change (Mr Edward Davey) (answering): Nuclear Management Partners (Sellafield) 13.07 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Martin Vickers: Local Government (Planning 0.12 Permission and Referendums) 13.19 Government Motion: Charter for Budget Responsibility [Division] 3.16 16.35 Government Motion: National Policy Statement (National Networks) 0.59 17.34 Lords Amendments: Criminal Justice and Courts Bill [Divisions] 1.27 0.01 19.01 Carry-over Extension Motion: Criminal Justice and Courts Bill 0.07 0.07 19.08 Carry-over Extension Motion: Deregulation Bill 0.12 0.12 19.20 Public Petition: Gavin Williamson: Gypsy and Traveller sites in South 0.02 0.02 Staffordshire 19.22 Adjournment: Alison Seabeck: Deaf Students (Educational Achievement) 0.30 0.30 19.52 House rose [Totals for session: 670.18; 45.37] 8.22 0.52 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 49 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
91. Wednesday 14 January 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Scotland 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.34 12.34 Statement: Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): 1.06 Terrorist Attacks (Paris) 13.40 Points of Order: Mr Andy Slaughter: Request for Prime Minister to correct record 0.03 Dr Matthew Offord: Visits to constituencies by other Members 13.43 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mr David Winnick: Voting (Civic Obligation) 0.10 13.53 Opposition Day (12th allotted day): Energy Prices [Division] 2.51 16.44 Opposition Day (12th allotted day): Steel Industry 2.16 19.00 Public Petition: Andrew Stephenson: Persecution of Christians in Pakistan 0.01 0.01 19.01 Adjournment: Sir Bob Russell: Horticulture (Skills and Training) 0.26 0.26 19.27 House rose [Totals for session: 678.15; 46.04] 7.57 0.27 92. Thursday 15 January 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.31 10.06 Topical Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.12 10.18 Questions: Women and Equalities 0.16 10.34 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.55 11.29 Backbench Business (19th allotted day): Contaminated Blood 3.02 14.31 Backbench Business (19th allotted day): Transatlantic Trade and Investment 2.28 Partnership 16.59 Public Petition: Geraint Davies: Sale of land at Parklands School in Swansea 0.01 17.00 Adjournment: Nic Dakin: Pancreatic Cancer 0.29 0.29 17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 686.14; 46.33] 7.59 0.29 93. Friday 16 January 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.04 09.34 Consideration: Local Government (Religious etc. Observances) Bill [PMB] 1.17 10.51 Third Reading: Local Government (Religious etc. Observances) Bill [PMB] 0.18 11.09 Consideration: Control of Horses Bill [PMB] 0.21 11.30 Third Reading: Control of Horses Bill [PMB] 0.41 12.11 Second Reading: Control of Offshore Wind Turbines Bill [PMB] 1.25 13.36 Second Reading: Asylum (Time Limit) Bill [PMB] 0.24 14.00 Second Reading: Bat Habitats Regulation Bill [PMB] 0.34 0.04 14.34 Adjournment: Mark Pawsey: Adoption of Sewers (Home Improvement) 0.20 0.20 14.54 House rose [Totals for session: 691.38; 46.57] 5.24 0.24 50 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
94. Monday 19 January 2015 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Education 0.47 15.22 Topical Questions: Education 0.14 15.36 Point of Order: Mr Barry Sheerman: Whether Motion was mentioned in last 0.01 Business Statement 15.37 Allocation of Time: Lords Spiritual (Women) Bill 0.01 15.38 Second Reading: Lords Spiritual (Women) Bill 1.25 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 17.03 Committee of the whole House: Lords Spiritual (Women) Bill 0.14 17.17 Third Reading: Lords Spiritual (Women) Bill 0.02 17.19 Adjournment: Angela Smith: Millhouse Green Post Office 0.20 17.39 House rose [Totals for session: 694.47; 46.57] 3.09 0.00 95. Tuesday 20 January 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.44 12.19 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.17 12.36 Points of Order: Alison Seabeck: Information made public before ministerial 0.03 statement Sir Edward Leigh: Support for Jewish people 12.39 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mark Garnier: Road Fuel Pricing (Equalisation) 0.10 12.49 Opposition Day (13th allotted day): Trident Renewal [Division] 6.30 0.19 19.19 Public Petition: Mr Michael McCann: Inquests into deaths of military personnel 0.02 0.02 19.21 Adjournment: Roger Williams: Poultry Industry 0.27 0.27 19.48 House rose [Totals for session: 703.05; 47.45] 8.18 0.48 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 51 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
96. Wednesday 21 January 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Wales 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.36 12.36 Speaker’s Statement: Parliamentary anniversaries in 2015 0.07 12.43 Points of Order: Sir Peter Luff: Magna Carta anniversary celebrations 0.03 Sir Edward Leigh: Anniversary of first Speaker Jason McCartney: 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain 12.46 Urgent Question: Keith Vaz (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.25 Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Tobias Ellwood) (answering): Yemen 13.11 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Nigel Adams: Onshore Wind Turbine Subsidies 0.22 (Abolition) [Division] 13.33 Opposition Day (14th allotted day): National Health Service 2.11 15.44 Point of Order: Andy Burnham: Correction of statement 0.01 Sir Oliver Heald: Objection to previous Point of Order 15.45 Opposition Day (14th allotted day): National Health Service [Resumed] [Division] 3.31 0.16 19.16 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism 0.18 0.18 19.34 Public Petition: Sarah Champion: Rules on marches and demonstrations 0.01 0.01 19.35 Adjournment: Ann McKechin: Standardised Packaging (Tobacco Products) 0.29 0.29 20.04 House rose [Totals for session: 711.39; 48.49] 8.34 1.04 97. Thursday 22 January 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Transport 0.32 10.07 Topical Questions: Transport 0.16 10.23 Questions: House of Commons Commission (4); Leader of the House (8) 0.12 10.35 Urgent Question: Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.43 Department (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Child Abuse Inquiry 11.18 Statement: Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Scotland (David Mundell): 0.44 Draft Scotland Clauses 12.02 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.49 12.51 Point of Order: Mrs Cheryl Gillan: Order of business on Friday 0.02 12.53 Government Motion: House of Commons Governance 2.08 15.01 Point of Order: Mr William Hague: Death of Lord Brittan 0.01 15.02 Government Motion: House of Commons Governance [Resumed] 1.15 16.17 Adjournment: Sir Andrew Stunell: Timber Framed Houses 0.25 16.42 House rose [Totals for session: 718.51; 48.49] 7.12 0.00 52 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
98. Friday 23 January 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Points of Order: Mr Dominic Grieve: Order of business on Fridays 0.01 Mr James Arbuthnot: Order of business on Fridays 09.36 Private Member’s Motion: Mr Mark Spencer: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.12 09.48 Consideration: Local Government (Review of Decisions) Bill [PMB] 0.31 10.19 Third Reading: Local Government (Review of Decisions) Bill [PMB] 0.35 10.54 Second Reading: HS2 Funding Referendum Bill [PMB] 2.42 13.36 Second Reading: Overseas Voters Bill [PMB] 0.59 0.05 14.35 Adjournment: Mr Jim Cunningham: Economy and City Link: Coventry 0.29 0.29 15.04 House rose [Totals for session: 724.25; 49.23] 5.34 0.34 99. Monday 26 January 2015 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.47 15.22 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.13 15.35 Points of Order: David T. C. Davies: Amendment of Bill based on Select 0.19 Committee findings before report has been published Joan Walley: Explanation of Select Committee’s actions Mr Tim Yeo: Drawing attention to Select Committee reports Mr Barry Sheerman: Opportunities for less privileged children to visit museums in London Mr Barry Sheerman: Awareness of subsidy for school groups to visit London Helen Jones: Request for way for House to express its disapprobation over comments made comparing NHS to Nazi Germany
15.54 Programme Motion: Infrastructure Bill [Lords] 0.02 15.56 Consideration: Infrastructure Bill [Lords] 0.18 16.14 Point of Order: Tom Greatrex: Whether there is a manuscript amendment 0.03 Miss Anne McIntosh: Whether there is a certain amendment Joan Walley: Clarification on interpretation of amendments 16.17 Consideration: Infrastructure Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.05 16.22 Point of Order: Andrew Gwynne: Clarification of time spent in Committee 0.01 16.23 Consideration: Infrastructure Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.02 16.25 Point of Order: Andrew Miller: Request for Minister to deal with certain 0.01 amendment 16.26 Consideration: Infrastructure Bill [Lords] [Resumed] [Divisions] 4.47 21.13 Third Reading: Infrastructure Bill [Lords] 0.46 21.59 Public Petitions: Tim Farron: Traffic safety measures in Cartmel 0.03 0.02 Simon Kirby: Traveller encampments in Brighton and Hove 22.02 Adjournment: Rehman Chishti: Pakistan (UK Support) 0.28 0.28 22.30 House rose [Totals for session: 732.25; 49.53] 8.00 0.30 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 53 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
100. Tuesday 27 January 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Treasury 0.45 12.20 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.17 12.37 Urgent Question: Ian Paisley (asking); Secretary of State for Northern Ireland 0.30 (Mrs Theresa Villiers) (answering): On-the-Runs Scheme 13.07 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Chris Ruane: Voter Registration 0.07 13.14 Second Reading: Corporation Tax (Northern Ireland) Bill [PBC] 3.50 17.04 Backbench Business (unallotted day): Young People in Care 1.56 19.00 Adjournment: Roberta Blackman-Woods: Durham Free School 0.30 0.30 19.30 House rose [Totals for session: 740.25; 50.23] 8.00 0.30 101. Wednesday 28 January 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.38 12.38 Urgent Question: Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr 0.36 Jeremy Hunt) (answering): NHS Major Incidents 13.14 Points of Order: Mr Marcus Jones: Visits to constituencies by other Members 0.02 Clive Efford: Visits to constituencies by other Members 13.16 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Laura Sandys: Private Rented Sector (Decent Homes 0.08 Standard) 13.24 Opposition Day (15th allotted day): NHS (Government Spending) [Division] 2.51 16.15 Opposition Day (15th allotted day): Sustainable Development Goals 0.12 16.27 Point of Order: Mrs Caroline Spelman: Content of Member’s speech 0.01 16.28 Opposition Day (15th allotted day): Sustainable Development Goals [Resumed] 2.45 0.13 [Division] 19.13 Adjournment: Tracey Crouch: Hormone Replacement Therapy Implant 0.23 0.23 19.36 House rose [Totals for session: 748.31; 50.59] 8.06 0.36 54 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
102. Thursday 29 January 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.33 10.08 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.11 10.19 Questions: Church Commissioners (9); Electoral Commission Committee (5) 0.15 10.34 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.40 11.14 Statement: Secretary of State for Education (Nicky Morgan): Birmingham Schools 0.33 11.47 Statement: Minister for Universities, Science and Cities (Greg Clark): Growth 0.25 Deals 12.12 Backbench Business (21st allotted day): Iraq Inquiry 3.29 15.41 Backbench Business (21st allotted day): Open-cast Coal Sites (Restoration) 1.19 17.00 Adjournment: Mr Kevan Jones: Wreck of HMS Victory 1744 0.29 0.29 17.29 House rose [Totals for session: 756.30; 51.28] 7.59 0.29 103. Monday 2 February 2015 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.47 15.22 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.14 15.36 Urgent Question: Luciana Berger (asking); Minister of State, Department of 0.38 Health (Norman Lamb) (answering): Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services 16.14 Points of Order: Diana Johnson: Answers to parliamentary questions 0.08 Michael Fabricant: Length of term of Speaker Lisa Nandy: Confusion over responsibility for questions Jake Berry: Constituencies in historical countries Andrew Gwynne: Location of his constituency James Morris: Clarification of which constituency he represents 16.22 Second Reading: Armed Forces (Service Complaints and Financial Assistance) 2.24 Bill [Lords] [PBC] 18.46 Lords Amendments: Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill 0.21 19.07 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Constitutional Law 1.03 20.10 Affirmative Statutory Instruments: Motions for Approval [Divisions on draft 0.23 Motor Vehicles (Variation of Speed Limits) (England and Wales) Regulations 2014 and draft National Employment Savings Trust (Amendment) Order 2015] 20.33 Adjournment: Mrs Caroline Spelman: Birmingham Airport (Flight Path Changes) 0.21 20.54 House rose [Totals for session: 762.54; 51.28] 6.24 0.00 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 55 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
104. Tuesday 3 February 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Justice 0.47 12.22 Topical Questions: Justice 0.14 12.36 Points of Order: Mrs Madeleine Moon: Use of the phrase ‘committing suicide’ 0.08 Fiona Mactaggart: Explanation for scoffing Mr Barry Sheerman: Visits to constituencies by other Members Sir Alan Beith: Endorsement of resignation of Chief Inspector of Probation and comments made by the Lord Chancellor about his integrity Richard Graham: Request for Opposition frontbench to apologise 12.44 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Heidi Alexander: Living Wage (Reporting) 0.12 12.56 Committee of the whole House: Insurance Bill [Lords] 0.24 13.20 Third Reading: Insurance Bill [Lords] 0.06 13.26 Lords Amendments: National Insurance Contributions Bill 0.32 13.58 Point of Order: Mr David Burrowes: Disapplying Standing Order to allow more 0.03 time for next business 14.01 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Human Fertilisation and Embryology 1.46 [Division] 15.47 Points of Order: Robert Flello: Length of time for previous debate 0.06 Jim Shannon: Length of time for previous debate Sir Paul Beresford: Previous Member spoke on backbench debate on this cause Dr William McCrea: Length of debate where only one Northern Irish Member could speak 15.53 Backbench Business (unallotted): Rural Phone and Broadband Connectivity 3.06 18.59 Public Petition: Tim Farron: Bank branches in Sedbergh 0.01 19.00 Adjournment: Henry Smith: CCTV in slaughterhouses 0.30 0.30 19.30 House rose [Totals for session: 770.54; 51.58] 8.00 0.30 56 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
105. Wednesday 4 February 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: International Development 0.18 11.53 Topical Questions: International Development 0.07 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.36 12.36 Statement: Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): Child 1.05 Sexual Abuse (Independent Panel Inquiry) 13.41 Statement: Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Mr Eric 0.44 Pickles): Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council 14.25 Points of Order: Mr Russell Brown: Lack of response to a letter sent to the Prime 0.07 Minister Michael Fabricant: Microphone/speaker levels in the Chamber Mark Reckless: Could not hear Secretary of State’s answer Mr Peter Bone: Two statements meaning lack of time for Opposition Day debates 14.32 Ten Minute Rule Motion: John Pugh: Public Sector Efficiency (Employee 0.11 Participation) 14.43 Opposition Day (16th allotted day): Apprenticeships [Division] 1.58 16.41 Opposition Day (16th allotted day): Electoral Registration [Division] 2.33 0.14 19.14 Points of Order: Dr Matthew Offord: Parliamentary passes for former Members 0.05 0.05 who are convicted criminals Dr Julian Lewis: Possible misprint on the Order Paper 19.19 Adjournment: Mr Gordon Brown: Scottish Representation in the Union 0.30 0.30 19.49 House rose [Totals for session: 779.13; 52.47] 8.19 0.49 106. Thursday 5 February 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.45 10.20 Topical Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.13 10.33 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.50 11.23 Points of Order: Mr David Davis: Information collection and interception of 0.02 communication 11.25 Backbench Business (22nd allotted day): GP Services 3.01 14.26 Backbench Business (22nd allotted day): Improving Cancer Outcomes 2.33 16.59 Public Petition: Keith Vaz: Lack of appropriate parking around Shree Sanatan 0.02 0.01 Mandir 17.01 Adjournment: Andrew Griffiths: Beer Duty 0.30 0.30 17.31 House rose [Totals for session: 787.14; 53.18] 8.01 0.31 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 57 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
107. Monday 9 February 2015 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.43 15.18 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.14 15.32 Speaker’s Statement: Interception of communications 0.02 15.34 Urgent Question: Shabana Mahmood (asking); Financial Secretary to the Treasury 0.46 (Mr David Gauke) (answering): Tax Avoidance (HSBC) 16.20 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Social Security and Pensions 0.33 16.53 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Social Security 0.30 17.23 Adjournment: Ian Paisley: Peanut Allergies (Announcements on UK flights) 0.23 17.46 House rose [Totals for session: 790.30; 53.18] 3.16 0.00 108. Tuesday 10 February 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.18 11.53 Topical Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 12.12 Questions: Attorney General 0.24 12.36 Statement: Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip 1.01 Hammond): Ukraine 13.37 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Oliver Colvile: Tuition Fee (Transparency and 0.07 Accountability) 13.44 Government Motion: Police Grant Report [Division] 1.53 15.37 Government Motions: Local Government Finance Reports [Division] 3.50 0.27 19.27 Lords Amendments: Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill 1.02 1.02 20.29 Public Petitions: Mr Lee Scott: Accident prevention measures for Redbridge 0.02 0.02 roundabout Mr Lee Scott: Greenbelt land in Redbridge 20.31 Adjournment: Andy McDonald: Transport (Tees Valley) 0.30 0.30 21.01 House rose [Totals for session: 800.01; 55.19] 9.31 2.01 58 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
109. Wednesday 11 February 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Cabinet Office 0.18 11.53 Topical Questions: Cabinet Office 0.07 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.36 12.36 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Francis Report: Update 1.10 and Response 13.46 Point of Order: John Hemming: Petitions Committee of the European Parliament 0.02 13.48 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Ian Murray: Job Creation Powers (Scotland) 0.09 13.57 Opposition Day (17th allotted day): Compulsory Jobs Guarantee [Division] 2.45 16.42 Opposition Day (17th allotted day): Tax Avoidance [Division] 2.42 0.24 19.24 Points of Order: Caroline Lucas: Amount of time for consideration of 0.04 0.04 Infrastructure Bill Andrew Miller: Requesting time and vote on certain amendments Andrew Miller: Time for division on Opposition amendments Joan Walley: Time for Opposition amendments 19.28 Lords Amendments: Infrastructure Bill [Lords] [Division] 1.13 1.13 20.41 Adjournment: Stephen Timms: Radio Broadcasting (Diversity) 0.25 0.25 21.06 House rose [Totals for session: 809.37; 57.25] 9.36 2.06 110. Thursday 12 February 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.36 10.11 Topical Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.18 10.29 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.42 11.11 Backbench Business (23rd allotted day): Pubs and Planning Legislation 2.18 13.29 Backbench Business (23rd allotted day): Destruction of Historic Sites (Syria and 1.28 Iraq) 14.57 Backbench Business (23rd allotted day): Mental Health and Well-being of 1.42 Londoners 16.39 Public Petitions: Sir David Amess: Stance of the Foreign and Commonwealth 0.02 Office on Hamas Sarah Newton: Closure of Barclays Bank in St Agnes 16.41 Adjournment: Mr Alan Reid: Scotch Whisky Industry 0.19 17.00 House rose [Totals for session: 817.07; 57.25] 7.30 0.00 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 59 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
111. Monday 23 February 2015 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Defence 0.43 15.18 Topical Questions: Defence 0.17 15.35 Urgent Question: Ed Balls (asking); Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr George 0.37 Osborne) (answering): Tax Avoidance (HSBC) 16.12 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): European Council 0.51 17.03 Points of Order: Mr David Burrowes: Effect of Programme Motion not being 0.06 moved for clause on gender selective abortion Helen Goodman: Solution if House had agreed Procedure Committee report Mr Peter Bone: Time for debate on gender selective abortion 17.09 Consideration: Serious Crime Bill [Lords] [Divisions] 5.18 0.27 22.27 Adjournment: Mike Weatherley: Oesophageal Cancer 0.29 0.29 22.56 House rose [Totals for session: 825.33; 58.21] 8.26 0.56 112. Tuesday 24 February 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Health 0.46 12.21 Topical Questions: Health 0.14 12.35 Points of Order: Glenda Jackson: Prime Minister using parliamentary office for 0.09 political campaigning Mr Barry Sheerman: Visits to constituencies by other Members funding Mr Barry Sheerman: Visits to constituencies by other Members without notice Mr David Winnick: Visits to constituencies by other Members 12.44 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Sir John Randall: Nature 0.11 12.55 Lords Amendments: Pension Schemes Bill 0.47 13.42 Allocation of Time: House of Commons Commission Bill 0.01 13.43 Second Reading: House of Commons Commission Bill 0.43 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 14.26 Committee of the whole House: House of Commons Commission Bill 0.06 14.32 Third Reading: House of Commons Commission Bill 0.04 14.36 Government Motion: Sittings in Westminster Hall 0.16 14.52 Government Motion: Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Consent 0.04 14.56 Government Motion: Petitions and E-petitions 0.33 15.29 Backbench Business (unallotted day): Mental Health and Unemployment 2.18 17.47 Adjournment: Mrs Mary Glindon: Exploration and Appraisal Drilling 0.18 18.05 House rose [Totals for session: 832.08; 58.21] 6.35 0.00 60 SESSION 2014–15
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113. Wednesday 25 February 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Scotland 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.36 12.36 Urgent Question: Mr Kevan Jones (asking); Secretary of State for Defence 0.36 (Michael Fallon) (answering): Service Personnel (Ukraine) 13.12 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Debbie Abrahams: Employment of People with 0.09 Disabilities (Reporting) 13.21 Opposition Day (18th allotted day): Bankers’ Bonuses and the Banking Industry 2.52 [Division] 16.13 Point of Order: David T. C. Davies: Incorrect recording of his vote in a division 0.02 16.15 Opposition Day (18th allotted day): Members’ Paid Directorships and 0.01 Consultancies 16.16 Point of Order: Ms Angela Eagle: Possibility of manuscript amendments to be 0.01 moved 16.17 Opposition Day (18th allotted day): Members’ Paid Directorships and 0.40 Consultancies [Resumed] 16.57 Points of Order: Emily Thornberry: Rules on declaring interests 0.08 Sir Tony Baldry: Rules on declaring interests Jacob Rees-Mogg: Rules on declaring interests Paul Flynn: Rules on declaring interests Ian Murray: Rules on declaring interests Conor Burns: Rules on declaring interests 17.05 Opposition Day (18th allotted day): Members’ Paid Directorships and 2.09 0.14 Consultancies [Resumed] [Division] 19.14 Public Petition: Jon Trickett: Changes to Health Service Budgets 0.02 0.02 19.16 Adjournment: Nicola Blackwood: Childhood Cancers 0.24 0.24 19.40 House rose [Totals for session: 840.18; 59.01] 8.10 0.40 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 61 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
114. Thursday 26 February 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.33 10.08 Topical Questions: Culture, Media and Sport 0.12 10.20 Questions: Women and Equalities 0.15 10.35 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.54 11.29 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Jimmy Savile (NHS 0.52 Investigations) 12.21 Committee Statement: Mr John Whittingdale (on behalf of the Culture, Media and 0.32 Sport Committee): Future of the BBC 12.53 Backbench Business (24th allotted day): Equitable Life 2.13 15.06 Backbench Business (24th allotted day): Epilepsy 1.54 17.00 Adjournment: Sarah Champion: Child Sexual Exploitation in Rotherham 0.30 0.30 17.30 House rose [Totals for session: 848.18; 59.31] 8.00 0.30 115. Friday 27 February 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Private Member’s Motion: Mr David Nuttall: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.12 09.47 Consideration: Health Service Commissioner for England (Complaint Handling) 1.59 Bill [PMB] 11.46 Third Reading: Health Service Commissioner for England (Complaint Handling) 0.24 Bill [PMB] 12.10 Consideration: House of Lords (Expulsion and Suspension) Bill [Lords] [PMB] 2.26 0.06 [Division] 14.36 Adjournment: Mr Charles Walker: Deaths in Mental Health Settings 0.28 0.28 15.04 House rose [Totals for session: 853.52; 60.05] 5.34 0.34 116. Monday 2 March 2015 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Education 0.40 15.15 Topical Questions: Education 0.16 15.31 Urgent Question: Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home 0.40 Department (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Counter-Terrorism: Conflict Zones 16.11 Point of Order: Sir Alan Beith: Visits to constituencies by other Members 0.02 16.13 Estimates Day (2nd allotted day): Devolution in England 0.33 16.46 Estimates Day (2nd allotted day): Defence and Security Review (NATO) 5.14 22.00 Adjournment: Ms Margaret Ritchie: Warm Home Discount Scheme (Northern 0.24 0.24 Ireland) 22.24 House rose [Totals for session: 861.46; 60.29] 7.54 0.24 62 SESSION 2014–15
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117. Tuesday 3 March 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.45 12.20 Topical Questions: Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.15 12.35 Urgent Question: Mr Andrew Smith (asking); Secretary of State for Education 0.36 (Nicky Morgan) (answering): Child Sexual Exploitation: Oxfordshire 13.11 Urgent Question: Keith Vaz (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.34 the Home Department (Karen Bradley) (answering): Yarl’s Wood 13.45 Statement: Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Maternity Services 0.45 (Morecambe Bay) 14.30 Statement: Minister of State, Department for Communities and Local Government 0.26 (Brandon Lewis): Ebbsfleet 14.56 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Nick de Bois: Housing Ombudsman (Power to Settle 0.11 Disputes between Neighbours and Tenants) 15.07 Estimates Day (3rd allotted day): Housing Costs (Reformed Welfare System) 1.40 16.47 Estimates Day (3rd allotted day): Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services 2.16 0.03 19.03 Public Petition: Sir William Cash: Closure of NatWest Branch in Eccleshall 0.01 0.01 19.04 Adjournment: Norman Baker: International Endangered Species 0.26 0.26 19.30 House rose [Totals for session: 869.46; 60.59] 8.00 0.30 118. Wednesday 4 March 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Wales 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.35 12.35 Point of Order: Paul Flynn: Lack of answers in PMQs 0.01 12.36 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mr Elfyn Llwyd: Victims (Bill of Rights) 0.09 12.45 Consideration: Corporation Tax (Northern Ireland) Bill 1.01 13.46 Third Reading: Corporation Tax (Northern Ireland) Bill 1.17 15.03 Point of Order: Dan Jarvis: Guidance for securing response from Ministers on 0.01 underlining dangers of travel to Iraq or Syria 15.04 Opposition Motion in Government Time: Future Government Spending 3.11 [Division] 18.15 Public Petitions: Phil Wilson: Development of Middleton St George 0.05 Mark Tami: Treatment for Morquio Syndrome Mrs Sharon Hodgson: Extension of the Tyne and Wear Metro Ian Austin: Closure of the Seven Stars public house in Sedgley 18.20 Adjournment: Douglas Carswell: Financial Services Industry 0.34 18.54 House rose [Totals for session: 877.10; 60.59] 7.24 0.00 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 63 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
119. Thursday 5 March 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Transport 0.33 10.08 Topical Questions: Transport 0.11 10.19 Questions: Leader of the House (10); House of Commons Commission (5) 0.15 10.34 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.49 11.23 Backbench Business (26th allotted day): International Women’s Day 2.37 14.00 Backbench Business (26th allotted day): Welsh Affairs 3.00 17.00 Adjournment: Nadine Dorries: Littlewoods and Telegraph Pension Funds 0.26 0.26 17.26 House rose [Totals for session: 885.06; 61.25] 7.56 0.26 120. Friday 6 March 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Private Member’s Motion: Jonathan Evans: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.10 09.45 Consideration: Mutuals’ Deferred Shares Bill [Lords] [PMB] 0.32 10.17 Third Reading: Mutuals’ Deferred Shares Bill [Lords] [PMB] 0.23 10.40 Consideration: House of Lords (Expulsion and Suspension) Bill [Lords] [PMB] 0.42 [Divison] 11.22 Third Reading: House of Lords (Expulsion and Suspension) Bill [Lords] [PMB] 0.12 11.34 Second Reading: Wind Farm Subsidies (Abolition) Bill [PMB] [Division] 1.29 13.03 Second Reading: Foreign National Offenders (Exclusion from the United 0.49 Kingdom) Bill [PMB] 13.52 Second Reading: Fixed-term Parliaments (Repeal) Bill [PMB] 0.41 0.03 14.33 Adjournment: Jim Fitzpatrick: Housing Association Transfer Ballots 0.22 0.22 14.55 House rose [Totals for session: 890.31; 61.50] 5.25 0.25 64 SESSION 2014–15
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121. Monday 9 March 2015 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Work and Pensions 0.45 15.20 Topical Questions: Work and Pensions 0.17 15.37 Speaker’s Statement: Security breach 0.01 15.38 Points of Order: Mr Barry Sheerman: Explanation of remark and rejection of 0.04 comment that he is sexist Esther McVey: Opposition Members’ history of sexism 15.42 Consideration: Armed Forces (Service Complaints and Financial Assistance) Bill 1.31 [Lords] 17.13 Third Reading: Armed Forces (Service Complaints and Financial Assistance) Bill 0.15 [Lords] 17.28 Lords Amendments: Consumer Rights Bill [Division] 1.12 18.40 EU Documents: Commission Work Programme 2015 1.30 20.10 Backbench Business (unallotted): Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review 1.51 0.01 Conference 22.01 Adjournment: Craig Whittaker: Todmorden and Calder High Schools 0.29 0.29 22.30 House rose [Totals for session: 898.31; 62.20] 8.00 0.30 122. Tuesday 10 March 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Treasury 0.47 12.22 Topical Questions: Treasury 0.14 12.36 Statement: Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Mr Eric 0.36 Pickles): Troubled Families Programme 13.12 Statement: Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General (Mr Francis 0.22 Maude): Trade Union Reform (Civil Service) 13.34 Points of Order: Stephen Lloyd: Visits to constituencies by other Members 0.02 13.36 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mike Kane: Mesothelioma (Amendment) 0.10 13.46 Lords Amendments: Deregulation Bill [Division] 3.02 16.48 Affirmative Statutory Instruments: Counter-Terrorism 0.15 17.03 EU Documents: European Commission: National Parliaments 1.13 18.16 Backbench Business (unallotted): School Funding Formula 0.46 0.02 19.02 Public Petitions: Sir Oliver Heald: Radiotherapy facility at Lister Hospital 0.05 0.05 Julie Hilling: Compulsory CPR and Public Access Defibrillator education Dr Julian Huppert: Compulsory CPR and Public Access Defibrillator education Ian Austin: Closure of Dudley Police Station to the public 19.07 Adjournment: Mr Gordon Brown: Trading Relationships with Europe 0.26 0.26 19.33 House rose [Totals for session: 906.34; 62.53] 8.03 0.33 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 65 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
123. Wednesday 11 March 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Northern Ireland 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.37 12.37 Points of Order: Alison Seabeck: Incorrect figures given by Chief Secretary 0.05 Heather Wheeler: Mr Speaker’s comments to a Member Conor Burns: Abstention in a deferred division 12.42 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Gregory Barker: Horses and Ponies (Live Export) 0.10 12.52 Opposition Day (19th allotted day): General Election Television Debates 2.11 15.03 Opposition Day (19th allotted day): Cross-border Crime 2.22 17.25 Adjournment: Mr Jack Straw: Ark Pension Schemes 0.28 17.53 House rose [Totals for session: 912.57; 62.53] 6.23 0.00 124. Thursday 12 March 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.34 10.09 Topical Questions: Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.05 10.14 Questions: Church Commissioners (13); Electoral Commission Committee (4) 0.23 10.37 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.39 11.16 Statement: Secretary of State for International Development (Justine Greening): 0.30 Ebola 11.46 Backbench Business (27th allotted day): Defence Spending [Division] 3.57 15.43 Backbench Business (27th allotted day): Education Regulations and Faith Schools 1.17 17.00 Public Petition: Sir David Amess: Funding for grammar schools in Southend 0.01 0.01 17.01 Adjournment: Mike Freer: HIV Prevention 0.30 0.30 17.31 House rose [Totals for session: 920.58; 63.24] 8.01 0.31 66 SESSION 2014–15
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125. Monday 16 March 2015 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.44 15.19 Topical Questions: Communities and Local Government 0.17 15.36 Point of Order: Mr Barry Sheerman: Visits of the Royal Family to constituencies 0.01 15.37 Government Motion: Intelligence and Security Committee 0.12 15.49 Affirmative Statutory Instruments: Counter-Terrorism 0.59 16.48 Affirmative Statutory Instruments: Road Traffic 0.23 17.11 Private Business: Transport for London Bill [Lords] [Division] 1.19 18.30 Points of Order: Jeremy Corbyn: Whether Minister intends to speak 0.02 George Galloway: Moving of closure and curtailment of debate 18.32 Private Business: Transport for London Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.09 18.41 Point of Order: John McDonnell: Clarification of timing of tabling of amendments 0.01 18.42 Private Business: Transport for London Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.03 18.45 Point of Order: Jeremy Corbyn: Sponsor of a Bill allowing interventions 0.01 18.46 Private Business: Transport for London Bill [Lords] [Resumed] [Division] 1.26 20.12 Adjournment: Mr Nigel Evans: Car Parking (Private Land) 0.37 20.49 House rose [Totals for session: 927.17; 63.24] 6.19 0.00 126. Tuesday 17 March 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Justice 0.47 12.22 Topical Questions: Justice 0.12 12.34 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Mr Jim Hood: Representation of the People 0.09 (Candidate’s Disclosure) 12.43 Lords Amendments: Modern Slavery Bill [Division] 3.01 15.44 Government Motion: Committee on Standards (Reports) 0.41 16.25 Backbench Business (unallotted): Shaker Aamer 1.34 17.59 Public Petitions: Rosie Cooper: Burial and cremation services in West Lancashire 0.04 Sir William Cash: Rough Close Post Office 18.03 Adjournment: Jim Sheridan: Asbestos in Schools 0.47 18.50 House rose [Totals for session: 934.37; 63.24] 7.20 0.00 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 67 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
127. Wednesday 18 March 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: International Development 0.25 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.33 12.33 Ways and Means: Financial Statement 1.01 13.34 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [1st allotted day] 5.30 0.04 19.04 Public Petition: Keith Vaz: Sainsbury’s roadworks in Belgrave (Leicester) 0.01 0.01 19.05 Adjournment: Damian Collins: Fishing Discards and Quotas 0.25 0.25 19.30 House rose [Totals for session: 942.37; 63.54] 8.00 0.30 128. Thursday 19 March 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.05 09.35 Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.36 10.11 Topical Questions: Energy and Climate Change 0.20 10.31 Urgent Question: Andy Burnham (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 0.27 for Health (Jane Ellison) (answering): Barts Health NHS Trust 10.58 Speaker’s Statement: Content of ministerial statements 0.01 10.59 Statement: Chief Secretary to the Treasury (Danny Alexander): Fiscal 0.38 Responsibility and Fairness 11.37 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.46 12.23 Points of Order: Debbie Abrahams: Unsatisfactory answers to questions 0.04 Mr Peter Bone: Sitting hours of the House Chris Bryant: Lack of reply to correspondence 12.27 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [2nd allotted day] 4.31 16.58 Adjournment: Robert Flello: Shooters Hill Mobile Phone Mast (Stoke-on-Trent) 0.23 0.21 17.21 House rose [Totals for session: 950.28; 64.15] 7.51 0.21 129. Friday 20 March 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.04 09.34 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [3rd allotted day] 4.53 14.27 Public Petition: Chi Onwurah: Body image altering software 0.01 14.28 Adjournment: Sir David Amess: Inward Investment: Southend 0.31 0.29 14.59 House rose [Totals for session: 955.57; 64.44] 5.29 0.29 68 SESSION 2014–15
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130. Monday 23 March 2015 14.30 Prayers 0.05 14.35 Questions: Home Department 0.42 15.17 Topical Questions: Home Department 0.16 15.33 Speaker’s Statement: Clerk of the House 0.02 15.35 Statement: Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): European Council 0.55 16.30 Statement: Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General (Mr Francis 0.29 Maude): Government Efficiency and Reform 16.59 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Paul Burstow: Tobacco Manufacturers’ Producer 0.15 Responsibility 17.14 Ways and Means: Budget Resolutions [4th allotted day] [Divisions] 5.30 0.44 22.44 Adjournment: Stephen Pound: 1915 Armenian Genocide 0.30 0.30 23.14 House rose [Totals for session: 964.41; 65.58] 8.44 1.14 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 69 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
131. Tuesday 24 March 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 11.54 Topical Questions: Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 12.13 Questions: Attorney General 0.21 12.34 Urgent Question: Maria Eagle (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 0.27 for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (George Eustice) (answering): Rural Payments Agency: Basic Payment Scheme 13.01 Statement: Secretary of State for Defence (Michael Fallon): Falkland Islands 0.42 Defence Review 13.43 Statement: Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General (Mr Francis 0.31 Maude): Cyber-security 14.14 Points of Order: Mary Macleod: Call for Member to apologise for quoting 0.04 offensive remarks about another Member John McDonnell: Explanation that he has no need to apologise 14.18 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Chris Skidmore: Schools (Opportunity to Study for 0.20 Qualifications) 14.38 Business Motion: Business of the House (24, 25 and 26 March) 0.12 14.50 Lords Amendments: Recall of MPs Bill 0.22 15.12 Lords Amendments: Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill 1.21 16.33 EU Documents: Section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993 0.38 [Division] 17.11 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Counter-Terrorism 1.07 18.18 Public Petitions: Andrew George: Progress of the Affordable Homes Bill 0.17 Andrew Stephenson: Expansion of St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, Barnoldswick Chi Onwurah: Planning permission for McDonald’s in Kenton (Newcastle) Mr Graham Stuart: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Chris Heaton-Harris: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Simon Reevell: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Anne Marie Morris: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Sir Oliver Heald: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Henry Smith: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Karen Lumley: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Sir Alan Duncan: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Dame Angela Watkinson: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Fiona Bruce: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons 70 SESSION 2014–15
Time Subject Duration After appointed time
Mr Robin Walker: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Sir David Amess: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Sheryll Murray: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Julian Sturdy: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Caroline Dinenage: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Martin Vickers: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons 18.35 Adjournment: Nick de Bois: Lesser-taught Languages 0.53 0.28 19.28 House rose [Totals for session: 972.39; 66.26] 7.58 0.28 PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 71 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
132. Wednesday 25 March 2015 11.30 Prayers 0.05 11.35 Questions: Cabinet Office 0.20 11.55 Topical Questions: Cabinet Office 0.05 12.00 Questions: Prime Minister 0.37 12.37 Ten Minute Rule Motion: Fiona O’Donnell: Tax Transparency and International 0.11 Development 12.48 Second Reading: Finance (No. 2) Bill 1.59 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 14.47 Committee of the whole House: Finance (No. 2) Bill [Divisions] 4.09 18.56 Points of Order: Caroline Lucas: Organisation of business of the House 0.01 18.57 Committee of the whole House: Finance (No. 2) Bill [Resumed] [Division] 0.14 0.11 19.11 Points of Order: Ms Angela Eagle: Motion tabled without notice 0.05 0.05 Kevin Brennan: Motion tabled without notice at business questions Mr John Spellar: Whether motion is a Government motion Barbara Keeley: Raising of Select Committee matter at PMQs Valerie Vaz: Raising of Select Committee matter at PMQs Rosie Cooper: Raising of Select Committee matter at PMQs Grahame M. Morris: Lack of notice before raising Select Committee matters 19.16 Affirmative Statutory Instrument: Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism 0.15 0.15 19.31 Public Petitions: Mr Peter Lilley: Radiotherapy facility at Lister Hospital, 0.12 0.12 Stevenage Susan Elan Jones: Remediation of contaminated land in Coedpoeth and Brymbo Sir William Cash: Heavy Goods Vehicles on the A519 (Staffordshire) Andrew Stephenson: Parking outside Fairmore Medical Practice in Nelson Duncan Hames: Urgent Care Centre at Chippenham Hospital Ian Murray: Housing development on Midmar Paddock, Edinburgh Mary Creagh: Changes to budgets for GPs Ian Murray: Development on greenbelt land in Edinburgh 19.43 Point of Order: Rehman Chishti: Presentation of petitions 0.01 0.01 19.44 Adjournment: Mr Gordon Marsden: Social Care and Military Compensation 0.26 0.26 20.10 House rose [Totals for session: 981.19; 67.36] 8.40 1.10 72 SESSION 2014–15
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133. Thursday 26 March 2015 09.30 Prayers 0.04 09.34 Speaker’s Statement: Commemoration of Members who died in the First World 0.01 War 09.35 Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.47 10.22 Topical Questions: Business, Innovation and Skills 0.14 10.36 Urgent Question: Mr Peter Hain (asking); Minister for Policing, Criminal Justice 0.28 and Victims (Mike Penning) (answering): Undercover Policing 11.04 Points of Order: Yvette Cooper: Request for answers from Home Secretary on 0.15 undercover policing Mr David Heath: Request for parliamentary authorities to be engaged with inquiry on undercover policing Jeremy Corbyn: Content of inquiry into undercover policing Mr David Winnick: Assumption that Members phones will not be intercepted Paul Flynn: Occupant of Chair in later debate Barry Gardiner: Whether House could call previous Metropolitan Police Commissioner to Bar 11.19 Urgent Question: Diana Johnson (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State 0.22 for Health (Jane Ellison) (answering): Penrose Inquiry 11.41 Urgent Question: Sir Gerald Kaufman (asking); First Secretary of State and Leader 0.21 of the House of Commons (Mr William Hague) (answering): Today’s Business of the House 12.02 Point of Order: Jacob Rees-Mogg: Unparliamentary language used by Member 0.01 12.03 Urgent Question: Sir Gerald Kaufman (asking); First Secretary of State and Leader 0.12 of the House of Commons (Mr William Hague) (answering): Today’s Business of the House [Resumed] 12.15 Point of Order: Sir Tony Baldry: Appointment of first woman diocesan bishop 0.02 12.17 Government Motion: Procedure of the House 0.24 12.41 Points of Order: Mark Pritchard: Time limits for speakers in debate 0.03 Emily Thornberry: Request for allocation of more time Joan Walley: Ensuring general public understand what is happening Gregory Barker: Whether Mr Speaker should be in the Chair Dr Julian Lewis: Atmosphere in the House 12.44 Government Motion: Procedure of the House [Resumed] 0.19 13.03 Points of Order: Pete Wishart: Possibility of using the previous question 0.02 Mr David Heath: Withdrawal of motion 13.05 Government Motion: Procedure of the House [Resumed] 0.11 13.16 Point of Order: Jesse Norman: Speaker not calling Members in support of the 0.02 motion Jacob Rees-Mogg: Possibility of emergency debate 13.18 Government Motion: Procedure of the House [Resumed] [Division] 0.15 13.33 Points of Order: Charlotte Leslie: Confirmation that her PMQ was in order and 0.06 correction of information Chris Ruane: Delay in response to question PART I: DIARY FOR HOUSE 73 Time Subject Duration After appointed time
Valerie Vaz: Raising of Select Committee matters in PMQs 13.39 Backbench Business (unallotted): Valedictory Debate 0.51 14.30 Point of Order: Michael Connarty: Sedentary intervention recorded in Hansard 2.01 16.31 Suspension 0.35 0.06 17.06 Message to attend the Lords Commissioners; Suspension 0.30 0.30 17.36 House rose [Totals for session: 989.25; 68.12] 8.06 0.36 74 SESSION 2014–15
PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 1: Addresses other than Prayers 4 Jun 14 [1st day] 1.49 4 Jun 14 [1st day] [Resumed] 4.49 5 Jun 14 [2nd day] 6.36 9 Jun 14 [3rd day] 0.09 9 Jun 14 [3rd day] [Resumed] 5.02 10 Jun 14 [4th day] 6.21 11 Jun 14 [5th day] [Division] 5.30 0.14 12 Jun 14 [6th day] 0.10 12 Jun 14 [6th day] [Resumed] 0.05 12 Jun 14 [6th day] [Resumed] [Divisions] 4.47 0.25 29 Oct 14 Appointment of the Chair of the National Audit Office 0.06 Totals: 35.24 0.39 2a: Government Bills: Read a second time and committed to Public Bill Committee 8 Jul 14 Modern Slavery Bill [PBC] 6.19 0.02 14 Jul 14 Childcare Payments Bill [PBC] 2.19 16 Jul 14 Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill 2.46 16 Jul 14 Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill [Resumed] [PBC] 1.06 21 Jul 14 Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill 0.52 21 Jul 14 Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill [Resumed] [PBC] 0.41 2 Sep 14 Pensions Bill [PBC] 3.18 8 Sep 14 National Insurance Contributions Bill [PBC] 2.02 29 Oct 14 Taxation of Pensions Bill 2.22 29 Oct 14 Taxation of Pensions Bill [Resumed] [PBC] 0.15 8 Dec 14 Infrastructure Bill [Lords] [Divisions] [PBC] 6.27 0.24 5 Jan 15 Serious Crime Bill [Lords] [PBC] 4.40 27 Jan 15 Corporation Tax (Northern Ireland) Bill [PBC] 3.50 2 Feb 15 Armed Forces (Service Complaints and Financial Assistance) Bill [Lords] 2.24 [PBC] Totals: 39.21 0.26 2b: Government Bills: Read a second time and committed to Committee of the whole House (in whole or part) 15 Jul 14 Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Bill [Division] 3.25 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 21 Oct 14 Recall of MPs Bill 6.04 0.02 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 2 Dec 14 Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill 4.10 1.00 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 10 Dec 14 Stamp Duty Land Tax Bill 1.00 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 19 Jan 15 Lords Spiritual (Women) Bill 1.25 Committed to a Committee of the whole House PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 75 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 24 Feb 15 House of Commons Commission Bill 0.43 Committed to a Committee of the whole House 25 Mar 15 Finance (No. 2) Bill 1.59 Committed to a Committee of the whole House Totals: 18.46 1.02 2d: Government Bills: Committee of the whole House 15 Jul 14 Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Bill [Divisions] 3.59 2.15 27 Oct 14 (1st allotted day): Recall of MPs Bill [Division] 5.17 0.13 3 Nov 14 (2nd allotted day): Recall of MPs Bill 1.36 3 Nov 14 (2nd allotted day): Recall of MPs Bill [Resumed] 1.27 9 Dec 14 Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill 3.37 15 Dec 14 Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill [Division] 3.27 16 Dec 14 Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill [Divisions] 4.00 12 Jan 15 Stamp Duty Land Tax Bill 0.49 19 Jan 15 Lords Spiritual (Women) Bill 0.14 3 Feb 15 Insurance Bill [Lords] 0.24 24 Feb 15 House of Commons Commission Bill 0.06 25 Mar 15 Finance (No. 2) Bill [Divisions] 4.09 25 Mar 15 Finance (No. 2) Bill [Resumed] [Division] 0.14 0.11 Totals: 29.19 2.39 2e: Government Bills: Consideration 16 Jun 14 Consumer Rights Bill [Divisions] 2.04 17 Jun 14 Criminal Justice and Courts Bill [Divisions] 5.30 23 Jun 14 (2nd allotted day): Deregulation Bill [Divisions] 5.59 24 Jun 14 Wales Bill [Divisions] 3.13 1 Jul 14 (1st allotted day): Finance Bill [Divisions] 6.09 0.43 2 Jul 14 (2nd allotted day): Finance Bill [Divisions] 5.15 20 Oct 14 Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill [Division] 1.19 4 Nov 14 Modern Slavery Bill [Divisions] 4.44 17 Nov 14 Childcare Payments Bill [Divisions] 2.07 18 Nov 14 Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill [Divisions] 5.57 19 Nov 14 Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill [Divisions] 2.12 24 Nov 14 Recall of MPs Bill [Divisions] 3.54 25 Nov 14 Pension Schemes Bill 2.05 3 Dec 14 Taxation of Pensions Bill [Divisions] 2.02 6 Jan 15 Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill [Divisions] 4.18 7 Jan 15 Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill 1.10 26 Jan 15 Infrastructure Bill [Lords] 0.18 26 Jan 15 Infrastructure Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.05 26 Jan 15 Infrastructure Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.02 26 Jan 15 Infrastructure Bill [Lords] [Resumed] [Divisions] 4.47 23 Feb 15 Serious Crime Bill [Lords] [Divisions] 5.18 0.27 4 Mar 15 Corporation Tax (Northern Ireland) Bill 1.01 9 Mar 15 Armed Forces (Service Complaints and Financial Assistance) Bill [Lords] 1.31 Totals: 71.00 1.10 76 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 2f: Government Bills: Third Reading 16 Jun 14 Consumer Rights Bill 0.08 16 Jun 14 Consumer Rights Bill [Resumed] 0.19 17 Jun 14 Criminal Justice and Courts Bill 0.51 23 Jun 14 Deregulation Bill [Division] 0.33 0.09 24 Jun 14 Wales Bill 0.45 2 Jul 14 Finance Bill [Division] 1.13 0.15 15 Jul 14 Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Bill [Division] 0.45 0.45 20 Oct 14 Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill 0.12 4 Nov 14 Modern Slavery Bill 0.24 11 Nov 14 National Insurance Contributions Bill 0.23 17 Nov 14 Childcare Payments Bill 0.29 19 Nov 14 Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill 0.48 25 Nov 14 Pensions Schemes Bill 0.19 7 Jan 15 Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill 0.55 12 Jan 15 Stamp Duty Land Tax Bill 0.08 19 Jan 15 Lords Spiritual (Women) Bill 0.02 26 Jan 15 Infrastructure Bill [Lords] 0.46 3 Feb 15 Insurance Bill [Lords] 0.06 24 Feb 15 House of Commons Commission Bill 0.04 4 Mar 15 Corporation Tax (Northern Ireland) Bill 1.17 9 Mar 15 Armed Forces (Service Complaints and Financial Assistance) Bill [Lords] 0.15 Totals: 10.42 1.09 2g: Government Bills: Lords Amendments 1 Dec 14 Criminal Justice and Courts Bill [Divisions] 3.21 10 Dec 14 Wales Bill 1.42 12 Jan 15 Consumer Rights Bill [Division] 3.02 13 Jan 15 Criminal Justice and Courts Bill [Divisions] 1.27 0.01 2 Feb 15 Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill 0.21 3 Feb 15 National Insurance Contributions Bill 0.32 10 Feb 15 Counter-Terrorism and Security Bill 1.02 1.02 11 Feb 15 Infrastructure Bill [Lords] [Division] 1.13 1.13 24 Feb 15 Pension Schemes Bill 0.47 9 Mar 15 Consumer Rights Bill [Division] 1.12 10 Mar 15 Deregulation Bill [Division] 3.02 17 Mar 15 Modern Slavery Bill [Division] 3.01 24 Mar 15 Recall of MPs Bill 0.22 24 Mar 15 Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill 1.21 Totals: 22.25 2.16 2h: Government Bills: Allocation of Time 19 Jan 15 Lords Spiritual (Women) Bill 0.01 24 Feb 15 House of Commons Commission Bill 0.01 Totals: 0.02 0.00 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 77 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 2i: Government Bills: Other stages 16 Jul 14 Programme Motion: Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill 0.15 0.14 [Division] 9 Sep 14 Carry-over: High Speed Rail (London - West Midlands) Bill 0.58 9 Sep 14 Carry-over: High Speed Rail (London - West Midlands) Bill [Resumed] 0.04 18 Nov 14 Programme Motion: Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill 0.04 12 Jan 15 Carry-over Extension Motion: Consumer Rights Bill 0.37 13 Jan 15 Carry-over Extension Motion: Criminal Justice and Courts Bill 0.07 0.07 13 Jan 15 Carry-over Extension Motion: Deregulation Bill 0.12 0.12 26 Jan 15 Programme Motion: Infrastructure Bill [Lords] 0.02 Totals: 2.19 0.33 3a: Private Members’ Bills: Second Reading 5 Sep 14 Affordable Homes Bill [PMB] [Divisions] [PBC] 3.41 5 Sep 14 Responsible Parking (Scotland) Bill [PMB] 0.45 0.01 12 Sep 14 International Development (Official Development Assistance Target) Bill 1.15 [PMB] 12 Sep 14 International Development (Official Development Assistance Target) Bill 0.13 [PMB] [Resumed] 12 Sep 14 International Development (Official Development Assistance Target) Bill 1.01 [PMB] [Resumed] 12 Sep 14 International Development (Official Development Assistance Target) Bill 0.06 [PMB] [Resumed] 12 Sep 14 International Development (Official Development Assistance Target) Bill 0.12 [PMB] [Resumed] 12 Sep 14 International Development (Official Development Assistance Target) Bill 0.22 [PMB] [Resumed] 12 Sep 14 International Development (Official Development Assistance Target) Bill 0.27 [PMB] [Resumed] [Divisions] [PBC] 12 Sep 14 Household Safety (Carbon Monoxide Detectors) Bill [PMB] 0.15 0.02 17 Oct 14 European Union (Referendum) Bill [PMB] 0.41 17 Oct 14 European Union (Referendum) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.01 17 Oct 14 European Union (Referendum) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.36 17 Oct 14 European Union (Referendum) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 1.45 17 Oct 14 European Union (Referendum) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] [Division] 0.53 17 Oct 14 Transparency and Accountability Bill [PMB] 0.57 0.02 24 Oct 14 Self-build and Custom Housebuilding Bill [PMB] [PBC] 2.24 24 Oct 14 Control of Horses Bill [PMB] [PBC] 1.28 24 Oct 14 Local Government (Review of Decisions) Bill [PMB] [PBC] 0.48 24 Oct 14 Illegal Immigrants (Criminal Sanctions) Bill [PMB] 0.06 0.01 7 Nov 14 Health and Social Care (Safety and Quality) Bill [PMB] [PBC] 1.42 7 Nov 14 Off-patent Drugs Bill [PMB] [Division] 1.31 7 Nov 14 School Admissions Bill [PMB] 0.41 7 Nov 14 Football Governance Bill [PMB] [Division] 0.52 7 Nov 14 Road Traffic Regulation (Temporary Closure for Filming) Bill [PMB] 0.07 21 Nov 14 National Health Service (Amended Duties and Powers) Bill [PMB] 2.39 78 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 21 Nov 14 National Health Service (Amended Duties and Powers) Bill [PMB] 0.23 [Resumed] 21 Nov 14 National Health Service (Amended Duties and Powers) Bill [PMB] 0.55 [Resumed] [Divisions] [PBC] 21 Nov 14 Zero Hours Contracts Bill [PMB] 0.42 0.02 28 Nov 14 Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] 1.16 28 Nov 14 Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.46 28 Nov 14 Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.28 28 Nov 14 Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.08 28 Nov 14 Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 0.33 28 Nov 14 Tenancies (Reform) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] [Division] 1.05 0.02 5 Dec 14 Convicted Prisoners Voting Bill [PMB] 0.07 0.02 9 Jan 15 European Parliaments Elections Bill [PMB] 0.24 9 Jan 15 UK Borders Control Bill [PMB] 1.05 9 Jan 15 Defence Expenditure (NATO Target) Bill [PMB] 0.15 0.03 16 Jan 15 Control of Offshore Wind Turbines Bill [PMB] 1.25 16 Jan 15 Asylum (Time Limit) Bill [PMB] 0.24 16 Jan 15 Bat Habitats Regulation Bill [PMB] 0.34 0.04 23 Jan 15 HS2 Funding Referendum Bill [PMB] 2.42 23 Jan 15 Overseas Voters Bill [PMB] 0.59 0.05 6 Mar 15 Wind Farm Subsidies (Abolition) Bill [PMB] [Division] 1.29 6 Mar 15 Foreign National Offenders (Exclusion from the United Kingdom) Bill 0.49 [PMB] 6 Mar 15 Fixed-term Parliaments (Repeal) Bill [PMB] 0.41 0.03 Totals: 42.38 0.27 3b: Private Members’ Bills: Other stages 2 Jul 14 First Reading 0.07 7 Jul 14 First Reading 0.08 25 Nov 14 Instruction: Control of Horses Bill [PMB] 0.06 5 Dec 14 Consideration: International Development (Official Development 0.01 Assistance Target) Bill [PMB] 5 Dec 14 Consideration: International Development (Official Development 0.54 Assistance Target) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] 5 Dec 14 Consideration: International Development (Official Development 3.17 Assistance Target) Bill [PMB] [Resumed] [Divisions] 5 Dec 14 Third Reading: International Development (Official Development 0.27 Assistance Target) Bill [PMB] [Divisions] 5 Dec 14 Third Reading: Specialist Printing Equipment and Materials (Offences) 0.11 Bill [PMB] 9 Jan 15 Consideration: Health and Social Care (Safety and Quality) Bill [PMB] 1.38 9 Jan 15 Third Reading: Health and Social Care (Safety and Quality) Bill [PMB] 0.20 9 Jan 15 Consideration: Self-build and Custom Housebuilding Bill [PMB] 0.14 9 Jan 15 Third Reading: Self-build and Custom Housebuilding Bill [PMB] 0.49 16 Jan 15 Consideration: Local Government (Religious etc. Observances) Bill 1.17 [PMB] PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 79 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 16 Jan 15 Third Reading: Local Government (Religious etc. Observances) Bill 0.18 [PMB] 16 Jan 15 Consideration: Control of Horses Bill [PMB] 0.21 16 Jan 15 Third Reading: Control of Horses Bill [PMB] 0.41 23 Jan 15 Consideration: Local Government (Review of Decisions) Bill [PMB] 0.31 23 Jan 15 Third Reading: Local Government (Review of Decisions) Bill [PMB] 0.35 27 Feb 15 Consideration: Health Service Commissioner for England (Complaint 1.59 Handling) Bill [PMB] 27 Feb 15 Third Reading: Health Service Commissioner for England (Complaint 0.24 Handling) Bill [PMB] 27 Feb 15 Consideration: House of Lords (Expulsion and Suspension) Bill [Lords] 2.26 0.06 [PMB] [Division] 6 Mar 15 Consideration: Mutuals’ Deferred Shares Bill [Lords] [PMB] 0.32 6 Mar 15 Third Reading: Mutuals’ Deferred Shares Bill [Lords] [PMB] 0.23 6 Mar 15 Consideration: House of Lords (Expulsion and Suspension) Bill [Lords] 0.42 [PMB] [Divison] 6 Mar 15 Third Reading: House of Lords (Expulsion and Suspension) Bill [Lords] 0.12 [PMB] Totals: 18.33 0.06 4: Private business at time for opposed private business 9 Sep 14 Second Reading: Transport for London Bill [Lords] 2.11 0.16 9 Sep 14 Second Reading: Buckinghamshire County Council (Filming on 0.38 0.38 Highways) Bill [Lords] 16 Mar 15 Transport for London Bill [Lords] [Division] 1.19 16 Mar 15 Transport for London Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.09 16 Mar 15 Transport for London Bill [Lords] [Resumed] 0.03 16 Mar 15 Transport for London Bill [Lords] [Resumed] [Division] 1.26 Totals: 5.46 0.54 5a: Government Motions: European Union Documents 9 Jun 14 Undeclared Work (Reasoned Opinion) 0.22 0.18 9 Mar 15 Commission Work Programme 2015 1.30 10 Mar 15 European Commission: National Parliaments 1.13 24 Mar 15 Section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993 0.38 [Division] Totals: 3.43 0.18 5b: Government Motions: Business Motions 15 Jul 14 Data Retention and Investigatory Powers Bill [Division] 1.06 8 Sep 14 Business of the House (10 September) 0.03 9 Sep 14 Business of the House (Today) 0.03 10 Nov 14 Business of the House (Today) 0.14 10 Nov 14 Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.05 10 Nov 14 Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.05 10 Nov 14 Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.06 10 Nov 14 Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.04 10 Nov 14 Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.02 10 Nov 14 Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] 0.01 80 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 10 Nov 14 Business of the House (Today) [Resumed] [Division] 0.17 24 Mar 15 Business of the House (24, 25 and 26 March) 0.12 Totals: 2.18 0.00 5c: Government Motions: General 26 Jun 14 First World War (Commemoration) 4.09 10 Jul 14 The UK’s Justice and Home Affairs Opt-outs 4.05 14 Jul 14 Respect Policy 0.25 16 Jul 14 Retirement of the Clerk of the House 1.14 10 Sep 14 Ukraine, Middle East, North Africa and Security 6.15 26 Sep 14 Iraq: Coalition Against ISIL 1.01 26 Sep 14 Iraq: Coalition Against ISIL [Resumed] [Division] 5.39 2.46 14 Oct 14 Devolution (Scotland Referendum) 0.39 14 Oct 14 Devolution (Scotland Referendum) [Resumed] 0.44 14 Oct 14 Devolution (Scotland Referendum) [Resumed] 0.10 14 Oct 14 Devolution (Scotland Referendum) [Resumed] 4.16 16 Oct 14 National Pollinator Strategy 1.41 13 Jan 15 Charter for Budget Responsibility [Division] 3.16 13 Jan 15 National Policy Statement (National Networks) 0.59 22 Jan 15 House of Commons Governance 2.08 22 Jan 15 House of Commons Governance [Resumed] 1.15 10 Feb 15 Police Grant Report [Division] 1.53 10 Feb 15 Local Government Finance Reports [Division] 3.50 0.27 24 Feb 15 Sittings in Westminster Hall 0.16 24 Feb 15 Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Consent 0.04 24 Feb 15 Petitions and E-petitions 0.33 16 Mar 15 Intelligence and Security Committee 0.12 17 Mar 15 Committee on Standards (Reports) 0.41 26 Mar 15 Procedure of the House 0.24 26 Mar 15 Procedure of the House [Resumed] 0.19 26 Mar 15 Procedure of the House [Resumed] 0.11 26 Mar 15 Procedure of the House [Resumed] [Division] 0.15 Totals: 46.34 3.13 6a: Opposition Days 18 Jun 14 (1st allotted day): Passport Applications 0.54 18 Jun 14 (1st allotted day): Passport Applications [Resumed] 0.29 18 Jun 14 (1st allotted day): Passport Applications [Resumed] [Division] 2.12 18 Jun 14 (1st allotted day): Energy Prices 0.48 18 Jun 14 (1st allotted day): Energy Prices [Resumed] [Division] 1.55 0.12 25 Jun 14 (2nd allotted day): Private Rented Sector [Division] 3.38 25 Jun 14 (2nd allotted day): Office for Budget Responsibility (Manifesto Audits) 3.10 0.25 [Divisions] 30 Jun 14 (3rd allotted day): DWP: Performance 3.36 30 Jun 14 (3rd allotted day): DWP: Performance [Resumed] [Division] 1.26 0.13 9 Jul 14 (4th allotted day): Housing Supply [Division] 3.02 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 81 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 9 Jul 14 (4th allotted day): Technical and Vocational Education 2.47 0.02 3 Sep 14 (5th allotted day): Energy Company Licence Revocation [Division] 3.27 3 Sep 14 (5th allotted day): Infant Class Sizes 1.32 3 Sep 14 (5th allotted day): Infant Class Sizes [Resumed] 0.18 3 Sep 14 (5th allotted day): Infant Class Sizes [Resumed] [Division] 1.06 0.14 15 Oct 14 (6th allotted day): National Minimum Wage [Division] 3.34 15 Oct 14 (6th allotted day): NHS Services (Access) [Division] 3.01 0.16 22 Oct 14 (7th allotted day): National Crime Agency 3.20 22 Oct 14 (7th allotted day): National Crime Agency [Resumed] 0.01 22 Oct 14 (7th allotted day): Military Covenant 2.11 28 Oct 14 (8th allotted day): Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Welfare 3.37 Reform (Disabled People) [Division] 28 Oct 14 (8th allotted day): Coalfield Communities 0.54 28 Oct 14 (8th allotted day): Coalfield Communities [Resumed] 1.31 28 Oct 14 (8th allotted day): Coalfield communities [Resumed] 0.06 5 Nov 14 (9th allotted day): Income Tax [Division] 2.51 5 Nov 14 (9th allotted day): Local Bus Service [Division] 2.49 0.13 26 Nov 14 (10th allotted day): The Economy [Division] 3.24 26 Nov 14 (10th allotted day): Government Policies (Wales) 0.08 26 Nov 14 (10th allotted day): Government Policies (Wales) [Resumed] 0.23 26 Nov 14 (10th allotted day): Government Policies (Wales) [Resumed] 0.12 26 Nov 14 (10th allotted day): Government Policies (Wales) [Resumed] [Division] 2.15 0.14 17 Dec 14 (11th allotted day): Housing Benefit (Abolition of Social Sector Size 2.28 Criteria) 17 Dec 14 (11th allotted day): Housing Benefit (Abolition of Social Sector Size 0.26 Criteria) [Divisions] 17 Dec 14 (11th allotted day): Food Banks 0.24 17 Dec 14 (11th allotted day): Food Banks [Resumed] 0.01 17 Dec 14 (11th allotted day): Food Banks [Resumed] 0.06 17 Dec 14 (11th allotted day): Food Banks [Resumed] 0.18 17 Dec 14 (11th allotted day): Food Banks [Resumed] [Division] 1.33 0.10 14 Jan 15 (12th allotted day): Energy Prices [Division] 2.51 14 Jan 15 (12th allotted day): Steel Industry 2.16 20 Jan 15 (13th allotted day): Trident Renewal [Division] 6.30 0.19 21 Jan 15 (14th allotted day): National Health Service 2.11 21 Jan 15 (14th allotted day): National Health Service [Resumed] [Division] 3.31 0.16 28 Jan 15 (15th allotted day): NHS (Government Spending) [Division] 2.51 28 Jan 15 (15th allotted day): Sustainable Development Goals 0.12 28 Jan 15 (15th allotted day): Sustainable Development Goals [Resumed] 2.45 0.13 [Division] 4 Feb 15 (16th allotted day): Apprenticeships [Division] 1.58 4 Feb 15 (16th allotted day): Electoral Registration [Division] 2.33 0.14 11 Feb 15 (17th allotted day): Compulsory Jobs Guarantee [Division] 2.45 11 Feb 15 (17th allotted day): Tax Avoidance [Division] 2.42 0.24 25 Feb 15 (18th allotted day): Bankers’ Bonuses and the Banking Industry 2.52 [Division] 82 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 25 Feb 15 (18th allotted day): Members’ Paid Directorships and Consultancies 0.01 25 Feb 15 (18th allotted day): Members’ Paid Directorships and Consultancies 0.40 [Resumed] 25 Feb 15 (18th allotted day): Members’ Paid Directorships and Consultancies 2.09 0.14 [Resumed] [Division] 11 Mar 15 (19th allotted day): General Election Television Debates 2.11 11 Mar 15 (19th allotted day): Cross-border Crime 2.22 Totals: 109.13 3.39 6b: Opposition Motions in Government time (other than prayers) 19 Nov 14 EU Justice and Home Affairs Measures [Division] 3.15 4 Mar 15 Future Government Spending [Division] 3.11 Totals: 6.26 0.00 7: Backbench business 19 Jun 14 (unallotted day): The UK’s Relationship with Africa 2.23 19 Jun 14 (unallotted day): Defence Spending 1.59 3 Jul 14 (1st allotted day): Protecting Children in Conflict 2.13 3 Jul 14 (1st allotted day): Social Mobility/Child Poverty Strategy 2.35 17 Jul 14 (2nd allotted day): Universal Postal Services 0.47 17 Jul 14 (2nd allotted day): Universal Postal Services [Resumed] 1.00 17 Jul 14 (2nd allotted day): Children with Autism (Education) 1.22 17 Jul 14 (2nd allotted day): Children with Autism (Education) [Resumed] 0.02 22 Jul 14 (unallotted day): Summer Adjournment 4.08 1 Sep 14 (4th allotted day): Hospital Car Parking Charges 1.32 1 Sep 14 (4th allotted day): Mitochondrial Replacement (Public Safety) 1.45 1 Sep 14 (4th allotted day): Hazaras (Afghanistan and Pakistan) 0.51 4 Sep 14 (5th allotted day): Sale of Puppies and Kittens 2.45 4 Sep 14 (5th allotted day): Non-league Football 1.36 4 Sep 14 (5th allotted day): Achievement Gap in Reading 0.58 8 Sep 14 (unallotted): Food Fraud 2.25 10 Sep 14 (unallotted day): Select Committee on Governance of the House 2.00 2.00 11 Sep 14 (6th allotted day): Energy-intensive Industries 2.28 11 Sep 14 (6th allotted day): Gurkha Pensions 1.47 13 Oct 14 (8th allotted day): Palestine and Israel 0.01 13 Oct 14 (8th allotted day): Palestine and Israel [Resumed] [Division] 4.24 0.10 16 Oct 14 (9th allotted day): Cycling 2.21 23 Oct 14 (10th allotted day): Repeal of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011 0.20 23 Oct 14 (10th allotted day): Repeal of the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011 2.40 [Resumed] 23 Oct 14 (10th allotted day): Oral Hormone Pregnancy Tests 2.06 30 Oct 14 (11th allotted day): UK Drugs Policy 2.31 30 Oct 14 (11th allotted day): Sale of Park Homes 1.53 6 Nov 14 (12th allotted day): Iran (UK Foreign Policy) 2.55 6 Nov 14 (12th allotted day): Living Wage 1.59 11 Nov 14 (unallotted day): Finances of the House of Commons 1.26 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 83 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 20 Nov 14 (13th allotted day): Money Creation and Society 2.14 20 Nov 14 (13th allotted day): Devolution and the Union 3.28 27 Nov 14 (14th allotted day): Inequality 0.55 27 Nov 14 (14th allotted day): Historical Child Sex Abuse 2.02 4 Dec 14 (15th allotted day): Financial Conduct Authority Redress Scheme 3.03 4 Dec 14 (15th allotted day): Branded Medicines (NHS) 0.40 11 Dec 14 (16th allotted day): Fishing Industry 3.29 11 Dec 14 (16th allotted day): Ukraine (UK Relations with Russia) 2.16 0.01 18 Dec 14 (17th allotted day): Christmas Adjournment 3.02 8 Jan 15 (18th allotted day): Higher Education Funding 2.54 8 Jan 15 (18th allotted day): Gibraltar 2.31 15 Jan 15 (19th allotted day): Contaminated Blood 3.02 15 Jan 15 (19th allotted day): Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership 2.28 27 Jan 15 (unallotted day): Young People in Care 1.56 29 Jan 15 (21st allotted day): Iraq Inquiry 3.29 29 Jan 15 (21st allotted day): Open-cast Coal Sites (Restoration) 1.19 3 Feb 15 (unallotted): Rural Phone and Broadband Connectivity 3.06 5 Feb 15 (22nd allotted day): GP Services 3.01 5 Feb 15 (22nd allotted day): Improving Cancer Outcomes 2.33 12 Feb 15 (23rd allotted day): Pubs and Planning Legislation 2.18 12 Feb 15 (23rd allotted day): Destruction of Historic Sites (Syria and Iraq) 1.28 12 Feb 15 (23rd allotted day): Mental Health and Well-being of Londoners 1.42 24 Feb 15 (unallotted day): Mental Health and Unemployment 2.18 26 Feb 15 (24th allotted day): Equitable Life 2.13 26 Feb 15 (24th allotted day): Epilepsy 1.54 5 Mar 15 (26th allotted day): International Women’s Day 2.37 5 Mar 15 (26th allotted day): Welsh Affairs 3.00 9 Mar 15 (unallotted): Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference 1.51 0.01 10 Mar 15 (unallotted): School Funding Formula 0.46 0.02 12 Mar 15 (27th allotted day): Defence Spending [Division] 3.57 12 Mar 15 (27th allotted day): Education Regulations and Faith Schools 1.17 17 Mar 15 (unallotted): Shaker Aamer 1.34 26 Mar 15 (unallotted): Valedictory Debate 0.51 Totals: 132.26 2.14 8a: Private Members’ Motions: Substantive motions 5 Sep 14 Alec Shelbrooke: Motion to sit in private 0.13 12 Sep 14 Sir Robert Smith: Motion to sit in private 0.10 24 Oct 14 Mr Mark Spencer: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.10 21 Nov 14 Clive Efford: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.15 28 Nov 14 Sarah Teather: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.10 9 Jan 15 Jeremy Lefroy: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.13 23 Jan 15 Mr Mark Spencer: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.12 27 Feb 15 Mr David Nuttall: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.12 6 Mar 15 Jonathan Evans: Motion to sit in private [Division] 0.10 84 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time Totals: 1.45 0.00 8b: Private Members’ Motions: Ten minute rule motions 15 Jul 14 Steve Rotheram: Tyres (Buses and Coaches) 0.11 16 Jul 14 Alison McGovern: Political Party Policy Costings (Office for Budget 0.19 Responsibility) [Division] 22 Jul 14 Mr Philip Hollobone: Child Benefit Entitlement (Disqualification of Non- 0.08 UK EU Nationals) 2 Sep 14 Mr Peter Bone: Business of the House Commission 0.11 3 Sep 14 Jim Fitzpatrick: Wild Animals in Circuses 0.10 9 Sep 14 Andrew Percy: Service Charges, Gratuities and Cover Charges 0.11 (Hospitality, Leisure and Service Sectors) (Statutory Code) 10 Sep 14 Mr David Amess: Specialist Printing Equipment and Materials (Offences) 0.09 14 Oct 14 Barbara Keeley: Carers Bedroom Entitlement (Social Housing Sector) 0.31 [Division] 15 Oct 14 Sir Paul Beresford: Mental Health Act 1983 (Amendment) 0.06 21 Oct 14 Diana Johnson: Sex and Relationships Education (Curriculum) 0.19 22 Oct 14 Michael Fabricant: Blood Donation (Equality) 0.09 28 Oct 14 Neil Carmichael: School Governors (Appointment) 0.11 29 Oct 14 Andy Sawford: Railways (Public Sector Operators) [Division] 0.27 4 Nov 14 Fiona Bruce: Abortion (Sex-selection) [Division] 0.21 5 Nov 14 Thomas Docherty: Armed Forces (Prevention of Discrimination) 0.15 11 Nov 14 Stephen Gilbert: National Defence Medal 0.13 18 Nov 14 Jesse Norman: Apprenticeships (Child Benefit and Tax Credit 0.07 Entitlement) (Research) 19 Nov 14 Mr Gareth Thomas: National Health Service and Care Sector Workers 0.10 (Credit Union and High Cost Credit) 25 Nov 14 Andrew Rosindell: Parliamentary and Constitutional Reform 0.10 26 Nov 14 Julie Hilling: Dogs (Registration) 0.10 2 Dec 14 Geoffrey Clifton-Brown: Overseas Voters (15 Year Rule) 0.10 3 Dec 14 Jim Shannon: Buses (Audio Announcements) 0.12 9 Dec 14 Mrs Emma Lewell-Buck: Funeral Services 0.11 10 Dec 14 Mr Nigel Evans: Planning Consent Applications (Contracts) 0.09 16 Dec 14 Sarah Champion: Equal Pay (Transparency) [Division] 0.22 17 Dec 14 Norman Baker: Women’s Refuges (Provision and Eligibility) 0.09 6 Jan 15 Sir Alan Duncan: Internet Communications (Regulations) 0.10 7 Jan 15 Bill Esterson: Alcohol Labelling (Pregnancy) 0.09 13 Jan 15 Martin Vickers: Local Government (Planning Permission and 0.12 Referendums) 14 Jan 15 Mr David Winnick: Voting (Civic Obligation) 0.10 20 Jan 15 Mark Garnier: Road Fuel Pricing (Equalisation) 0.10 21 Jan 15 Nigel Adams: Onshore Wind Turbine Subsidies (Abolition) [Division] 0.22 27 Jan 15 Chris Ruane: Voter Registration 0.07 28 Jan 15 Laura Sandys: Private Rented Sector (Decent Homes Standard) 0.08 3 Feb 15 Heidi Alexander: Living Wage (Reporting) 0.12 4 Feb 15 John Pugh: Public Sector Efficiency (Employee Participation) 0.11 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 85 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 10 Feb 15 Oliver Colvile: Tuition Fee (Transparency and Accountability) 0.07 11 Feb 15 Ian Murray: Job Creation Powers (Scotland) 0.09 24 Feb 15 Sir John Randall: Nature 0.11 25 Feb 15 Debbie Abrahams: Employment of People with Disabilities (Reporting) 0.09 3 Mar 15 Nick de Bois: Housing Ombudsman (Power to Settle Disputes between 0.11 Neighbours and Tenants) 4 Mar 15 Mr Elfyn Llwyd: Victims (Bill of Rights) 0.09 10 Mar 15 Mike Kane: Mesothelioma (Amendment) 0.10 11 Mar 15 Gregory Barker: Horses and Ponies (Live Export) 0.10 17 Mar 15 Mr Jim Hood: Representation of the People (Candidate’s Disclosure) 0.09 23 Mar 15 Paul Burstow: Tobacco Manufacturers’ Producer Responsibility 0.15 24 Mar 15 Chris Skidmore: Schools (Opportunity to Study for Qualifications) 0.20 25 Mar 15 Fiona O’Donnell: Tax Transparency and International Development 0.11 Totals: 9.43 0.00 8c: Private Members’ Motions: S.O. No. 24 Debates 2 Dec 14 Foreign Affairs Committee (Hong Kong Visit) 2.19 2 Dec 14 Foreign Affairs Committee (Hong Kong Visit) [Resumed] 0.40 Totals: 2.59 0.00 8d: Adjournment debates: Daily 4 Jun 14 Tom Blenkinsop: Flood Risk (North-East England) 0.19 5 Jun 14 Philip Davies: Planning (Shipley) 0.29 0.29 9 Jun 14 Paul Maynard: Children with Epilepsy (Children and Families Act 2014) 0.25 0.25 10 Jun 14 Mr Geoffrey Robinson: Passport Office (Delays) 0.31 0.31 11 Jun 14 Stephen Barclay: Localised Health Care 0.26 0.26 12 Jun 14 Mr Andrew Mitchell: Sutton Coldfield (Royal Status) 0.22 0.22 16 Jun 14 Sheila Gilmore: Work Capability Assessments 0.34 17 Jun 14 Mrs Sharon Hodgson: Water Safety 0.28 0.28 18 Jun 14 Mr Peter Bone: Rushden Lakes and Skew Bridge (Planning) 0.27 0.27 19 Jun 14 Maria Miller: Revenge Pornography 0.29 0.29 23 Jun 14 Chi Onwurah: Severe Eating Disorders (North-east England) 0.30 0.30 24 Jun 14 Simon Danczuk: Sharia Law Student Loans 0.24 25 Jun 14 Chris Heaton-Harris: Cycle Safety (Buses) 0.24 0.24 26 Jun 14 Mrs Emma Lewell-Buck: Shop Closures (South Shields) 0.25 0.24 30 Jun 14 Chris Skidmore: Bin Charges: South Gloucestershire 0.21 0.21 1 Jul 14 Sir Paul Beresford: Head and Neck Cancer 0.21 0.21 2 Jul 14 Mr Gordon Brown: Nigeria (Abducted Girls) 0.27 0.27 3 Jul 14 Mr Andrew Love: Data Transparency (Banking) 0.28 0.19 7 Jul 14 Geoffrey Clifton-Brown: Meningitis B Vaccinations 0.26 0.26 8 Jul 14 Angus Robertson: RAF Fast Jets 0.26 0.26 9 Jul 14 Conor Burns: Navitus Bay Wind Farm 0.30 0.30 10 Jul 14 Gavin Shuker: Residential Home Closures 0.30 0.28 14 Jul 14 Iain Stewart: VAT Relief (Talking Newspaper Association) 0.21 15 Jul 14 Mrs Madeleine Moon: Attempted Suicides (Police Responsibilities) 0.25 0.25 16 Jul 14 Martin Vickers: Rail Services (North Lincolnshire) 0.29 0.29 17 Jul 14 Alan Johnson: Vince Morgan 0.28 0.28 86 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 21 Jul 14 Charles Hendry: Alleged Police Crimes (Investigations) 0.24 22 Jul 14 Gregg McClymont: HMRC (Scotland) 0.24 0.24 1 Sep 14 Eric Ollerenshaw: Clinical Technology Appraisals (NICE) 0.27 0.27 2 Sep 14 Mr Jim Cunningham: Coventry City Football Club 0.52 3 Sep 14 Guy Opperman: Transport Infrastructure (Northumberland) 0.30 0.30 4 Sep 14 John Cryer: Wanstead Hospital 0.26 0.25 5 Sep 14 Dr Matthew Offord: Burial Space (London) 0.24 0.24 8 Sep 14 Eric Joyce: International Mining Industry 0.26 9 Sep 14 Guto Bebb: North Wales Police and Anonymous Blog Site 0.24 0.24 10 Sep 14 Jon Trickett: Regeneration (South-east Wakefield) 0.28 0.28 11 Sep 14 Sir John Stanley: Flood Protection (West Kent) 0.36 12 Sep 14 Jim Dowd: Primary School Places (Bromley) 0.28 0.28 13 Oct 14 Mr Andrew Turner: Isle of Wight (Ferries) 0.28 0.28 14 Oct 14 Caroline Lucas: Schools (Brighton and Hove) 0.28 0.28 15 Oct 14 Mr David Amess: Public Sector Executive Pay and Governance 0.30 0.30 16 Oct 14 Mr Gordon Brown: UK Government: Scotland 0.30 0.30 17 Oct 14 Mr Robin Walker: North Cotswold Line 0.25 0.25 20 Oct 14 Sir Tony Cunningham: West Cumberland Hospital 0.46 21 Oct 14 Mrs Cheryl Gillan: High Speed 2 (Compensation) 0.30 0.30 22 Oct 14 Naomi Long: Historic Child Abuse Allegations 0.30 0.26 23 Oct 14 Charlie Elphicke: Cyber-bullying and Digital Anonymity 0.23 0.22 24 Oct 14 Mr Kevan Jones: Christopher Rochester 0.19 0.19 27 Oct 14 Ian Paisley: JTI Gallaher 0.30 0.30 28 Oct 14 Mr Marcus Jones: A5 Trunk Road (M42/M69) 0.29 0.29 29 Oct 14 Alec Shelbrooke: Callum Wark (Sentencing of Foreign Drivers) 0.36 30 Oct 14 Mr Geoffrey Robinson: General Practices (Coventry) 0.45 0.08 3 Nov 14 Mark Menzies: Blackpool Airport 0.31 4 Nov 14 John Mann: Internet Abuse of Members of Parliament 0.28 0.28 5 Nov 14 Stephen Phillips: Ebola 0.27 0.27 6 Nov 14 Keith Vaz: Sainsbury’s Roadworks (Belgrave, Leicester) 0.29 0.29 7 Nov 14 Jeremy Lefroy: Stafford Hospital 0.30 0.30 10 Nov 14 Jon Cruddas: David Efemena 0.25 11 Nov 14 Caroline Dinenage: Rail Services (Portsmouth Harbour) 0.28 17 Nov 14 James Morris: Christina Edkins 0.43 18 Nov 14 Robert Flello: Fenton Town Hall 0.36 0.21 19 Nov 14 Mr David Burrowes: Human Rights (Burma) 0.30 0.30 20 Nov 14 Mrs Linda Riordan: Health Services (Halifax) 0.29 0.29 21 Nov 14 Sir Oliver Heald: A1(M) Hertfordshire 0.23 0.23 24 Nov 14 Ms Gisela Stuart: Traffic Controls (Schools) 0.29 25 Nov 14 Annette Brooke: Breast Cancer 0.45 26 Nov 14 John Healey: Telecoms Industry (Mis-selling) 0.29 0.29 27 Nov 14 Sir Alan Haselhurst: West Anglia Main Line 0.42 0.21 28 Nov 14 Mr Andy Slaughter: Compulsory Purchase Order (Shepherd’s Bush 0.25 0.25 Market) PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 87 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 1 Dec 14 Damian Collins: FIFA World Cup Bids (Serious Fraud Office) 0.34 2 Dec 14 Stephen Barclay: Tackling Corruption 0.30 0.30 3 Dec 14 Toby Perkins: Annual Pension Allowance (Transferred Workers) 0.20 4 Dec 14 Mr John Leech: Antisocial Behaviour (South Manchester) 0.26 0.26 5 Dec 14 Ms Diane Abbott: Economic Growth (London) 0.27 0.27 8 Dec 14 Charlotte Leslie: Free Cash Withdrawals 0.18 0.18 9 Dec 14 Dr Sarah Wollaston: Patient Safety and Medical Innovation 0.50 10 Dec 14 Prison Officers (Work-related Stress) 0.58 11 Dec 14 Mr Ben Bradshaw: NHS Services (Devon) 0.28 0.28 15 Dec 14 Dr Liam Fox: Housing Development (North Somerset) 0.24 0.21 16 Dec 14 Mr Iain Wright: Bombing of the Hartlepools 0.22 0.22 17 Dec 14 Chris White: Warwick (1,100th Anniversary) 0.30 0.30 18 Dec 14 Stephen Timms: Jobseeker’s Allowance (Sanctions) 0.19 0.18 18 Dec 14 Stephen Timms: Jobseeker’s Allowance (Sanctions) [Resumed] 0.01 0.01 18 Dec 14 Stephen Timms: Jobseeker’s Allowance (Sanctions) [Resumed] 0.01 0.01 5 Jan 15 Diana Johnson: Autism: Diagnosis of Children, Hull 0.29 0.29 6 Jan 15 Bill Wiggin: Mobile Phone Signal (Fownhope) 0.56 7 Jan 15 Nia Griffith: Hairdressing 0.55 8 Jan 15 Chris Skidmore: Historic Properties (Disabled Access) 0.28 0.18 9 Jan 15 Norman Baker: Health Service (Lewes) 0.29 0.29 12 Jan 15 Andy Sawford: Corby Fire Services 0.50 12 Jan 15 Andy Sawford: Corby Fire Services [Resumed] 0.01 12 Jan 15 Andy Sawford: Corby Fire Services [Resumed] 0.02 13 Jan 15 Alison Seabeck: Deaf Students (Educational Achievement) 0.30 0.30 14 Jan 15 Sir Bob Russell: Horticulture (Skills and Training) 0.26 0.26 15 Jan 15 Nic Dakin: Pancreatic Cancer 0.29 0.29 16 Jan 15 Mark Pawsey: Adoption of Sewers (Home Improvement) 0.20 0.20 19 Jan 15 Angela Smith: Millhouse Green Post Office 0.20 20 Jan 15 Roger Williams: Poultry Industry 0.27 0.27 21 Jan 15 Ann McKechin: Standardised Packaging (Tobacco Products) 0.29 0.29 22 Jan 15 Sir Andrew Stunell: Timber Framed Houses 0.25 23 Jan 15 Mr Jim Cunningham: Economy and City Link: Coventry 0.29 0.29 26 Jan 15 Rehman Chishti: Pakistan (UK Support) 0.28 0.28 27 Jan 15 Roberta Blackman-Woods: Durham Free School 0.30 0.30 28 Jan 15 Tracey Crouch: Hormone Replacement Therapy Implant 0.23 0.23 29 Jan 15 Mr Kevan Jones: Wreck of HMS Victory 1744 0.29 0.29 2 Feb 15 Mrs Caroline Spelman: Birmingham Airport (Flight Path Changes) 0.21 3 Feb 15 Henry Smith: CCTV in slaughterhouses 0.30 0.30 4 Feb 15 Mr Gordon Brown: Scottish Representation in the Union 0.30 0.30 5 Feb 15 Andrew Griffiths: Beer Duty 0.30 0.30 9 Feb 15 Ian Paisley: Peanut Allergies (Announcements on UK flights) 0.23 10 Feb 15 Andy McDonald: Transport (Tees Valley) 0.30 0.30 11 Feb 15 Stephen Timms: Radio Broadcasting (Diversity) 0.25 0.25 12 Feb 15 Mr Alan Reid: Scotch Whisky Industry 0.19 23 Feb 15 Mike Weatherley: Oesophageal Cancer 0.29 0.29 88 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 24 Feb 15 Mrs Mary Glindon: Exploration and Appraisal Drilling 0.18 25 Feb 15 Nicola Blackwood: Childhood Cancers 0.24 0.24 26 Feb 15 Sarah Champion: Child Sexual Exploitation in Rotherham 0.30 0.30 27 Feb 15 Mr Charles Walker: Deaths in Mental Health Settings 0.28 0.28 2 Mar 15 Ms Margaret Ritchie: Warm Home Discount Scheme (Northern Ireland) 0.24 0.24 3 Mar 15 Norman Baker: International Endangered Species 0.26 0.26 4 Mar 15 Douglas Carswell: Financial Services Industry 0.34 5 Mar 15 Nadine Dorries: Littlewoods and Telegraph Pension Funds 0.26 0.26 6 Mar 15 Jim Fitzpatrick: Housing Association Transfer Ballots 0.22 0.22 9 Mar 15 Craig Whittaker: Todmorden and Calder High Schools 0.29 0.29 10 Mar 15 Mr Gordon Brown: Trading Relationships with Europe 0.26 0.26 11 Mar 15 Mr Jack Straw: Ark Pension Schemes 0.28 12 Mar 15 Mike Freer: HIV Prevention 0.30 0.30 16 Mar 15 Mr Nigel Evans: Car Parking (Private Land) 0.37 17 Mar 15 Jim Sheridan: Asbestos in Schools 0.47 18 Mar 15 Damian Collins: Fishing Discards and Quotas 0.25 0.25 19 Mar 15 Robert Flello: Shooters Hill Mobile Phone Mast (Stoke-on-Trent) 0.23 0.21 20 Mar 15 Sir David Amess: Inward Investment: Southend 0.31 0.29 23 Mar 15 Stephen Pound: 1915 Armenian Genocide 0.30 0.30 24 Mar 15 Nick de Bois: Lesser-taught Languages 0.53 0.28 25 Mar 15 Mr Gordon Marsden: Social Care and Military Compensation 0.26 0.26 Totals: 63.49 42.58 9: Estimates 7 Jul 14 (1st allotted day): Universal Credit 2.17 7 Jul 14 (1st allotted day): Common Agricultural Policy 1.51 0.04 2 Mar 15 (2nd allotted day): Devolution in England 0.33 2 Mar 15 (2nd allotted day): Defence and Security Review (NATO) 5.14 3 Mar 15 (3rd allotted day): Housing Costs (Reformed Welfare System) 1.40 3 Mar 15 (3rd allotted day): Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services 2.16 0.03 Totals: 13.51 0.07 10: Money Resolutions 3 Nov 14 International Development (Official Development Assistance Target) Bill 0.58 (Money) [Division] 16 Dec 14 Local Government (Religious etc. Observances) Bill (Money) 0.08 0.01 Totals: 1.06 0.01 11: Ways and Means 4 Dec 14 Stamp Duty Land Tax 0.01 4 Dec 14 Stamp Duty Land Tax [Resumed] 1.19 18 Mar 15 Financial Statement 1.01 18 Mar 15 Budget Resolutions [1st allotted day] 5.30 0.04 19 Mar 15 Budget Resolutions [2nd allotted day] 4.31 20 Mar 15 Budget Resolutions [3rd allotted day] 4.53 23 Mar 15 Budget Resolutions [4th allotted day] [Divisions] 5.30 0.44 Totals: 22.45 0.48 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 89 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 12: Affirmative Statutory Instruments 16 Jun 14 draft Special Educational Needs (Personal Budgets) Regulations 2014 0.23 19 Jun 14 draft Terrorism Act 2000 (Proscribed Organisations) (Amendment) (No. 1.14 2) Order 2014 22 Jul 14 draft Data Retention Regulations 0.24 9 Sep 14 draft Legislative Reform (Clinical Commissioning Groups) Order 2014 1.32 [Division] 20 Oct 14 Bishops and Priests (Consecration and Ordination of Women) Measure 1.09 10 Nov 14 Criminal Law 1.08 10 Nov 14 Criminal Law [Resumed] 0.06 10 Nov 14 Criminal Law [Resumed] 0.11 10 Nov 14 Criminal Law [Resumed] 1.05 10 Nov 14 Criminal Law [Resumed] [Division] 0.17 26 Nov 14 Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism 0.35 0.35 21 Jan 15 Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism 0.18 0.18 2 Feb 15 Constitutional Law 1.03 2 Feb 15 Motions for Approval [Divisions on draft Motor Vehicles (Variation of 0.23 Speed Limits) (England and Wales) Regulations 2014 and draft National Employment Savings Trust (Amendment) Order 2015] 3 Feb 15 Human Fertilisation and Embryology [Division] 1.46 9 Feb 15 Social Security and Pensions 0.33 9 Feb 15 Social Security 0.30 10 Mar 15 Counter-Terrorism 0.15 16 Mar 15 Counter-Terrorism 0.59 16 Mar 15 Road Traffic 0.23 24 Mar 15 Counter-Terrorism 1.07 25 Mar 15 Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism 0.15 0.15 Totals: 15.36 1.08 13: Negative Statutory Instruments 15 Dec 14 Firefighters’ Pension Scheme (England) 0.11 15 Dec 14 Firefighters’ Pension Scheme (England) [Resumed] 0.03 15 Dec 14 Firefighters’ Pension Scheme (England) [Resumed] [Division] 1.29 Totals: 1.43 0.00 14a: Questions 10 Jun 14 Health 0.46 11 Jun 14 Northern Ireland 0.28 11 Jun 14 Prime Minister 0.34 12 Jun 14 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.35 12 Jun 14 Church Commissioners (10); Electoral Commission Committee (3) 0.13 16 Jun 14 Education 0.44 17 Jun 14 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.44 18 Jun 14 International Development 0.20 18 Jun 14 Prime Minister 0.35 19 Jun 14 Energy and Climate Change 0.42 23 Jun 14 Work and Pensions 0.43 90 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 24 Jun 14 Treasury 0.44 25 Jun 14 Cabinet Office 0.18 25 Jun 14 Prime Minister 0.34 26 Jun 14 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.44 30 Jun 14 Communities and Local Government 0.44 1 Jul 14 Justice 0.42 2 Jul 14 Scotland 0.25 2 Jul 14 Prime Minister 0.33 3 Jul 14 Culture, Media and Sport 0.29 3 Jul 14 Women and Equalities 0.19 7 Jul 14 Home Department 0.42 8 Jul 14 Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 8 Jul 14 Attorney General 0.18 9 Jul 14 Wales 0.28 9 Jul 14 Prime Minister 0.33 10 Jul 14 Transport 0.35 10 Jul 14 Leader of the House (9); House of Commons Commission (6) 0.15 14 Jul 14 Defence 0.44 15 Jul 14 Health 0.44 16 Jul 14 Northern Ireland 0.29 16 Jul 14 Prime Minister 0.29 17 Jul 14 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.33 17 Jul 14 Church Commissioners (8); Electoral Commission Committee (4) 0.12 21 Jul 14 Education 0.43 22 Jul 14 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.44 1 Sep 14 Work and Pensions 0.41 2 Sep 14 Treasury 0.43 3 Sep 14 International Development 0.18 3 Sep 14 Prime Minister 0.35 4 Sep 14 Energy and Climate Change 0.44 8 Sep 14 Communities and Local Government 0.42 9 Sep 14 Justice 0.44 10 Sep 14 Cabinet Office 0.16 10 Sep 14 Prime Minister 0.36 11 Sep 14 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.39 13 Oct 14 Home Department 0.47 14 Oct 14 Deputy Prime Minister 0.20 14 Oct 14 Attorney General 0.19 15 Oct 14 Scotland 0.25 15 Oct 14 Prime Minister 0.35 16 Oct 14 Culture, Media and Sport 0.35 16 Oct 14 Women and Equalities 0.15 20 Oct 14 Defence 0.45 21 Oct 14 Health 0.47 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 91 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 22 Oct 14 Wales 0.28 22 Oct 14 Prime Minister 0.31 23 Oct 14 Transport 0.35 23 Oct 14 Leader of the House (11); House of Commons Commission (3) 0.14 27 Oct 14 Education 0.43 28 Oct 14 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.47 29 Oct 14 Northern Ireland 0.26 29 Oct 14 Prime Minister 0.33 30 Oct 14 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.33 30 Oct 14 Public Accounts Commission (1); Church Commissioners (7); Electoral 0.11 Commission Committee (4) 3 Nov 14 Work and Pensions 0.46 4 Nov 14 Treasury 0.47 5 Nov 14 International Development 0.20 5 Nov 14 Prime Minister 0.32 6 Nov 14 Energy and Climate Change 0.42 10 Nov 14 Communities and Local Government 0.45 11 Nov 14 Justice 0.36 17 Nov 14 Home Department 0.41 18 Nov 14 Deputy Prime Minister 0.20 18 Nov 14 Attorney General 0.24 19 Nov 14 Cabinet Office 0.18 19 Nov 14 Prime Minister 0.33 20 Nov 14 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.42 24 Nov 14 Defence 0.43 25 Nov 14 Health 0.46 26 Nov 14 Scotland 0.25 26 Nov 14 Prime Minister 0.35 27 Nov 14 Culture, Media and Sport 0.31 27 Nov 14 Women and Equalities 0.18 1 Dec 14 Education 0.45 2 Dec 14 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.42 3 Dec 14 Wales 0.25 3 Dec 14 Prime Minister 0.35 4 Dec 14 Transport 0.36 4 Dec 14 Leader of the House (13); House of Commons Commission (2) 0.15 8 Dec 14 Work and Pensions 0.46 9 Dec 14 Treasury 0.43 10 Dec 14 Northern Ireland 0.25 10 Dec 14 Prime Minister 0.33 11 Dec 14 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.31 11 Dec 14 Church Commissioners (12); Electoral Commission Committee (2) 0.14 15 Dec 14 Communities and Local Government 0.49 16 Dec 14 Justice 0.43 17 Dec 14 International Development 0.20 92 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 17 Dec 14 Prime Minister 0.36 18 Dec 14 Energy and Climate Change 0.30 5 Jan 15 Home Department 0.43 6 Jan 15 Deputy Prime Minister 0.22 6 Jan 15 Attorney General 0.24 7 Jan 15 Cabinet Office 0.20 7 Jan 15 Prime Minister 0.34 8 Jan 15 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.41 12 Jan 15 Defence 0.43 13 Jan 15 Health 0.43 14 Jan 15 Scotland 0.25 14 Jan 15 Prime Minister 0.34 15 Jan 15 Culture, Media and Sport 0.31 15 Jan 15 Women and Equalities 0.16 19 Jan 15 Education 0.47 20 Jan 15 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.44 21 Jan 15 Wales 0.25 21 Jan 15 Prime Minister 0.36 22 Jan 15 Transport 0.32 22 Jan 15 House of Commons Commission (4); Leader of the House (8) 0.12 26 Jan 15 Work and Pensions 0.47 27 Jan 15 Treasury 0.45 28 Jan 15 Northern Ireland 0.25 28 Jan 15 Prime Minister 0.38 29 Jan 15 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.33 29 Jan 15 Church Commissioners (9); Electoral Commission Committee (5) 0.15 2 Feb 15 Communities and Local Government 0.47 3 Feb 15 Justice 0.47 4 Feb 15 International Development 0.18 4 Feb 15 Prime Minister 0.36 5 Feb 15 Energy and Climate Change 0.45 9 Feb 15 Home Department 0.43 10 Feb 15 Deputy Prime Minister 0.18 10 Feb 15 Attorney General 0.24 11 Feb 15 Cabinet Office 0.18 11 Feb 15 Prime Minister 0.36 12 Feb 15 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.36 23 Feb 15 Defence 0.43 24 Feb 15 Health 0.46 25 Feb 15 Scotland 0.25 25 Feb 15 Prime Minister 0.36 26 Feb 15 Culture, Media and Sport 0.33 26 Feb 15 Women and Equalities 0.15 2 Mar 15 Education 0.40 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 93 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 3 Mar 15 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.45 4 Mar 15 Wales 0.25 4 Mar 15 Prime Minister 0.35 5 Mar 15 Transport 0.33 5 Mar 15 Leader of the House (10); House of Commons Commission (5) 0.15 9 Mar 15 Work and Pensions 0.45 10 Mar 15 Treasury 0.47 11 Mar 15 Northern Ireland 0.25 11 Mar 15 Prime Minister 0.37 12 Mar 15 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.34 12 Mar 15 Church Commissioners (13); Electoral Commission Committee (4) 0.23 16 Mar 15 Communities and Local Government 0.44 17 Mar 15 Justice 0.47 18 Mar 15 International Development 0.25 18 Mar 15 Prime Minister 0.33 19 Mar 15 Energy and Climate Change 0.36 23 Mar 15 Home Department 0.42 24 Mar 15 Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 24 Mar 15 Attorney General 0.21 25 Mar 15 Cabinet Office 0.20 25 Mar 15 Prime Minister 0.37 26 Mar 15 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.47 Totals: 90.59 0.00 14b: Topical Questions 10 Jun 14 Health 0.14 12 Jun 14 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.09 16 Jun 14 Education 0.14 17 Jun 14 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.16 18 Jun 14 International Development 0.07 19 Jun 14 Energy and Climate Change 0.14 23 Jun 14 Work and Pensions 0.15 24 Jun 14 Treasury 0.16 25 Jun 14 Cabinet Office 0.06 26 Jun 14 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.10 30 Jun 14 Communities and Local Government 0.14 1 Jul 14 Justice 0.17 3 Jul 14 Culture, Media and Sport 0.10 7 Jul 14 Home Department 0.18 8 Jul 14 Deputy Prime Minister 0.23 10 Jul 14 Transport 0.10 14 Jul 14 Defence 0.15 15 Jul 14 Health 0.15 17 Jul 14 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.12 21 Jul 14 Education 0.13 22 Jul 14 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.16 94 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 1 Sep 14 Work and Pensions 0.14 2 Sep 14 Treasury 0.15 3 Sep 14 International Development 0.06 4 Sep 14 Energy and Climate Change 0.14 8 Sep 14 Communities and Local Government 0.13 9 Sep 14 Justice 0.15 10 Sep 14 Cabinet Office 0.09 11 Sep 14 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.18 13 Oct 14 Home Department 0.17 14 Oct 14 Deputy Prime Minister 0.21 16 Oct 14 Culture, Media and Sport 0.10 20 Oct 14 Defence 0.14 21 Oct 14 Health 0.15 23 Oct 14 Transport 0.11 27 Oct 14 Education 0.13 28 Oct 14 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.15 30 Oct 14 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.13 3 Nov 14 Work and Pensions 0.12 4 Nov 14 Treasury 0.14 5 Nov 14 International Development 0.08 6 Nov 14 Energy and Climate Change 0.15 10 Nov 14 Communities and Local Government 0.14 11 Nov 14 Justice 0.21 17 Nov 14 Home Department 0.15 18 Nov 14 Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 19 Nov 14 Cabinet Office 0.07 20 Nov 14 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.14 24 Nov 14 Defence 0.18 25 Nov 14 Health 0.14 27 Nov 14 Culture, Media and Sport 0.11 1 Dec 14 Education 0.13 2 Dec 14 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.18 4 Dec 14 Transport 0.09 8 Dec 14 Work and Pensions 0.13 9 Dec 14 Treasury 0.16 11 Dec 14 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.11 15 Dec 14 Communities and Local Government 0.10 16 Dec 14 Justice 0.16 17 Dec 14 International Development 0.05 18 Dec 14 Energy and Climate Change 0.25 5 Jan 15 Home Department 0.15 6 Jan 15 Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 7 Jan 15 Cabinet Office 0.05 8 Jan 15 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.16 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 95 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 12 Jan 15 Defence 0.18 13 Jan 15 Health 0.20 15 Jan 15 Culture, Media and Sport 0.12 19 Jan 15 Education 0.14 20 Jan 15 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.17 22 Jan 15 Transport 0.16 26 Jan 15 Work and Pensions 0.13 27 Jan 15 Treasury 0.17 29 Jan 15 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.11 2 Feb 15 Communities and Local Government 0.14 3 Feb 15 Justice 0.14 4 Feb 15 International Development 0.07 5 Feb 15 Energy and Climate Change 0.13 9 Feb 15 Home Department 0.14 10 Feb 15 Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 11 Feb 15 Cabinet Office 0.07 12 Feb 15 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.18 23 Feb 15 Defence 0.17 24 Feb 15 Health 0.14 26 Feb 15 Culture, Media and Sport 0.12 2 Mar 15 Education 0.16 3 Mar 15 Foreign and Commonwealth Office 0.15 5 Mar 15 Transport 0.11 9 Mar 15 Work and Pensions 0.17 10 Mar 15 Treasury 0.14 12 Mar 15 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 0.05 16 Mar 15 Communities and Local Government 0.17 17 Mar 15 Justice 0.12 19 Mar 15 Energy and Climate Change 0.20 23 Mar 15 Home Department 0.16 24 Mar 15 Deputy Prime Minister 0.19 25 Mar 15 Cabinet Office 0.05 26 Mar 15 Business, Innovation and Skills 0.14 Totals: 22.38 0.00 14c: Urgent Questions 9 Jun 14 Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.59 (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Extremism 12 Jun 14 Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.55 (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): HM Passport Office 16 Jun 14 Sadiq Khan (asking); Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice 0.34 (Chris Grayling) (answering): Prison Overcrowding 24 Jun 14 Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt) 0.48 (answering): Patient Safety 1 Jul 14 Mr Peter Bone (asking); Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth 0.55 Office (Hugh Robertson) (answering): Israeli Teenagers (Abduction and Murder) 96 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 9 Jul 14 Chris Bryant (asking); Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (Mr Iain 0.37 Duncan Smith) (answering): Universal Credit 17 Jul 14 Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.39 (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Child Abuse 2 Sep 14 Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 1.24 (Mrs Theresa May): Child Sex Abuse (Rotherham) 12 Sep 14 Mr John Baron (asking); Minister for Europe (Mr David Lidington) 0.36 (answering): Government Strategy Against IS 16 Oct 14 Mr Iain Wright (asking); Minister for Business and Enterprise (Matthew 0.25 Hancock) (answering): Tata Steel 22 Oct 14 Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.35 (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Foreign National Offenders (Removal) 23 Oct 14 Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt) 0.41 (answering): Five Year Forward View 30 Oct 14 Mark Lazarowicz (asking); Minister for Security and Immigration (James 0.47 Brokenshire) (answering): Refugees and Migrants (Search and Rescue Operation) 5 Nov 14 Chris Williamson (asking); Minister for Business and Enterprise 0.40 (Matthew Hancock) (answering): Rolls-Royce (Aerospace Group) 10 Nov 14 Ed Balls (asking); Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr George Osborne) 0.50 (answering): EU Budget (Surcharge) 11 Nov 14 Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.43 (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Wanless Review 17 Nov 14 Mr John Baron (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.34 Defence (Mr Julian Brazier) (answering): Reserve Recruitment 27 Nov 14 Michael Dugher (asking); Secretary of State for Transport (Mr Patrick 0.27 McLoughlin) (answering): East Coast Main Line 28 Nov 14 Philip Davies (asking); Minister for Policing, Criminal Justice and 0.27 Victims (Mike Penning) (answering): Immigration Statistics 8 Dec 14 Keith Vaz (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign 0.23 and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Tobias Ellwood) (answering): Yemen (British Nationals) 10 Dec 14 Yvette Cooper (asking); Minister for Security and Immigration (James 0.51 Brokenshire) (answering): Resettlement of Vulnerable Syria Refugees 15 Dec 14 Vernon Coaker (asking); Secretary of State for Defence (Michael Fallon) 0.41 (answering): UK Armed Forces (Iraq) 15 Dec 14 Mr Ivan Lewis (asking); Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (Mrs 0.27 Theresa Villiers) (answering): Northern Ireland (All-party Talks) 18 Dec 14 Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt) 0.44 (answering): A and E and Ambulance Services 18 Dec 14 Stephen Barclay (asking); Minister for Business and Enterprise (Matthew 0.26 Hancock) (answering): UK Anti-corruption Plan 5 Jan 15 Michael Dugher (asking); Secretary of State for Transport (Mr Patrick 0.53 McLoughlin) (answering): Rail Network (Disruption) 7 Jan 15 Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt) 1.15 (answering): A and E (Major Incidents) 12 Jan 15 Sarah Teather (asking); Minister of State, Foreign and Commonwealth 0.35 Office (Mr Hugo Swire) (answering): Nigeria PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 97 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 13 Jan 15 Tom Greatrex (asking); Secretary of State for Energy and Climate 0.29 Change (Mr Edward Davey) (answering): Nuclear Management Partners (Sellafield) 21 Jan 15 Keith Vaz (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign 0.25 and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Tobias Ellwood) (answering): Yemen 22 Jan 15 Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.43 (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Child Abuse Inquiry 27 Jan 15 Ian Paisley (asking); Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (Mrs Theresa 0.30 Villiers) (answering): On-the-Runs Scheme 28 Jan 15 Andy Burnham (asking); Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt) 0.36 (answering): NHS Major Incidents 2 Feb 15 Luciana Berger (asking); Minister of State, Department of Health 0.38 (Norman Lamb) (answering): Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services 9 Feb 15 Shabana Mahmood (asking); Financial Secretary to the Treasury (Mr 0.46 David Gauke) (answering): Tax Avoidance (HSBC) 23 Feb 15 Ed Balls (asking); Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr George Osborne) 0.37 (answering): Tax Avoidance (HSBC) 25 Feb 15 Mr Kevan Jones (asking); Secretary of State for Defence (Michael 0.36 Fallon) (answering): Service Personnel (Ukraine) 2 Mar 15 Yvette Cooper (asking); Secretary of State for the Home Department 0.40 (Mrs Theresa May) (answering): Counter-Terrorism: Conflict Zones 3 Mar 15 Mr Andrew Smith (asking); Secretary of State for Education (Nicky 0.36 Morgan) (answering): Child Sexual Exploitation: Oxfordshire 3 Mar 15 Keith Vaz (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the Home 0.34 Department (Karen Bradley) (answering): Yarl’s Wood 19 Mar 15 Andy Burnham (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.27 Health (Jane Ellison) (answering): Barts Health NHS Trust 24 Mar 15 Maria Eagle (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.27 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (George Eustice) (answering): Rural Payments Agency: Basic Payment Scheme 26 Mar 15 Mr Peter Hain (asking); Minister for Policing, Criminal Justice and 0.28 Victims (Mike Penning) (answering): Undercover Policing 26 Mar 15 Diana Johnson (asking); Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for 0.22 Health (Jane Ellison) (answering): Penrose Inquiry 26 Mar 15 Sir Gerald Kaufman (asking); First Secretary of State and Leader of the 0.21 House of Commons (Mr William Hague) (answering): Today’s Business of the House 26 Mar 15 Sir Gerald Kaufman (asking); First Secretary of State and Leader of the 0.12 House of Commons (Mr William Hague) (answering): Today’s Business of the House [Resumed] Totals: 29.18 0.00 14d: Statements 9 Jun 14 Secretary of State for Education (Michael Gove): Birmingham Schools 1.09 11 Jun 14 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): G7 1.07 16 Jun 14 Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr William 1.15 Hague): Iraq and Ending Sexual Violence in Conflict 24 Jun 14 Minister for Security and Immigration (James Brokenshire): Student 0.54 Visas 98 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 26 Jun 14 Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): NHS Investigations 1.25 (Jimmy Savile) 30 Jun 14 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): European Council 1.37 7 Jul 14 Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): Child 1.20 Abuse 7 Jul 14 Minister of State, Cabinet Office (Greg Clark): Local Growth Deals 0.51 10 Jul 14 Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): 1.03 Communications Data and Interception 10 Jul 14 Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General (Mr Francis 0.32 Maude): Industrial Action Update 14 Jul 14 Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr William 1.19 Hague): Gaza 16 Jul 14 Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Special Measures 0.57 Regime 17 Jul 14 Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (Mrs Theresa Villiers): Hallett 0.58 Review 21 Jul 14 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): Ukraine (Flight MH17) and Gaza 1.54 22 Jul 14 Secretary of State for Education (Nicky Morgan): Birmingham Schools 0.55 22 Jul 14 Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): Police 0.41 Reform 1 Sep 14 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): EU Council, Security and Middle 2.05 East 8 Sep 14 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): NATO Summit 0.19 9 Sep 14 Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip 0.56 Hammond): Afghanistan 9 Sep 14 Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (Mrs Theresa Villiers): Hallett 0.39 Report 13 Oct 14 Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Ebola 1.02 13 Oct 14 Secretary of State for Scotland (Mr Alistair Carmichael): Scotland within 0.52 the UK 16 Oct 14 Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip 1.08 Hammond): ISIL: Iraq and Syria 27 Oct 14 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): European Council 1.23 3 Nov 14 Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): Child 1.23 Abuse Inquiry 4 Nov 14 Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Mr Eric 0.52 Pickles): London Borough of Tower Hamlets 6 Nov 14 Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change (Mr Edward Davey): 0.41 Annual Energy Statement 11 Nov 14 Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice (Chris Grayling): 0.29 Prison Communications 17 Nov 14 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): G20 1.08 17 Nov 14 Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Elizabeth 0.31 Truss): Avian Influenza 25 Nov 14 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): Murder of Lee Rigby 1.12 25 Nov 14 Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip 0.50 Hammond): Iran (Nuclear Talks) PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 99 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 25 Nov 14 Secretary of State for Work and Pensions (Mr Iain Duncan Smith): 0.39 Universal Credit 27 Nov 14 Secretary of State for Scotland (Mr Alistair Carmichael): Smith 1.10 Commission 27 Nov 14 Secretary of State for Defence (Michael Fallon): Afghanistan 0.49 1 Dec 14 Secretary of State for Transport (Mr Patrick McLoughlin): Road 1.17 Investment Strategy 1 Dec 14 Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): NHS (Five Year 1.07 Forward Plan) 3 Dec 14 Chancellor of the Exchequer (Mr George Osborne): Autumn Statement 2.44 4 Dec 14 Minister for Pensions (Steve Webb): Pensions and Benefits Uprating 0.22 10 Dec 14 Secretary of State for Education (Nicky Morgan): Preparing Young 0.38 People for Work 16 Dec 14 First Secretary of State and Leader of the House of Commons (Mr 1.22 William Hague): Devolution (Implications for England) 16 Dec 14 Minister for Pensions (Steve Webb): Post Office Card Account 0.33 17 Dec 14 Secretary of State for Defence (Michael Fallon): Al-Sweady Inquiry 0.53 Report 18 Dec 14 Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Communities and Local 0.55 Government (Kris Hopkins): Local Government Finance 5 Jan 15 Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): UK Ebola Preparedness 0.49 7 Jan 15 Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (Mrs Theresa Villiers): Stormont 0.54 House Agreement 14 Jan 15 Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): 1.06 Terrorist Attacks (Paris) 22 Jan 15 Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Scotland (David Mundell): 0.44 Draft Scotland Clauses 29 Jan 15 Secretary of State for Education (Nicky Morgan): Birmingham Schools 0.33 29 Jan 15 Minister for Universities, Science and Cities (Greg Clark): Growth Deals 0.25 4 Feb 15 Secretary of State for the Home Department (Mrs Theresa May): Child 1.05 Sexual Abuse (Independent Panel Inquiry) 4 Feb 15 Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Mr Eric 0.44 Pickles): Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council 10 Feb 15 Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (Mr Philip 1.01 Hammond): Ukraine 11 Feb 15 Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Francis Report: Update 1.10 and Response 23 Feb 15 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): European Council 0.51 26 Feb 15 Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Jimmy Savile (NHS 0.52 Investigations) 3 Mar 15 Secretary of State for Health (Mr Jeremy Hunt): Maternity Services 0.45 (Morecambe Bay) 3 Mar 15 Minister of State, Department for Communities and Local Government 0.26 (Brandon Lewis): Ebbsfleet 10 Mar 15 Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (Mr Eric 0.36 Pickles): Troubled Families Programme 10 Mar 15 Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General (Mr Francis 0.22 Maude): Trade Union Reform (Civil Service) 100 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 12 Mar 15 Secretary of State for International Development (Justine Greening): 0.30 Ebola 19 Mar 15 Chief Secretary to the Treasury (Danny Alexander): Fiscal Responsibility 0.38 and Fairness 23 Mar 15 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): European Council 0.55 23 Mar 15 Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General (Mr Francis 0.29 Maude): Government Efficiency and Reform 24 Mar 15 Secretary of State for Defence (Michael Fallon): Falkland Islands 0.42 Defence Review 24 Mar 15 Minister for the Cabinet Office and Paymaster General (Mr Francis 0.31 Maude): Cyber-security Totals: 62.04 0.00 14e: Business Statements 5 Jun 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.46 12 Jun 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.51 19 Jun 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.53 26 Jun 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.56 3 Jul 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.50 10 Jul 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.43 17 Jul 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.57 4 Sep 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.59 11 Sep 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.49 13 Oct 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.11 16 Oct 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.48 23 Oct 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.32 30 Oct 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.40 6 Nov 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.49 20 Nov 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.46 27 Nov 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.38 3 Dec 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.05 4 Dec 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.53 11 Dec 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.39 18 Dec 14 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.50 8 Jan 15 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.51 15 Jan 15 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.55 22 Jan 15 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.49 29 Jan 15 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.40 5 Feb 15 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.50 12 Feb 15 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.42 26 Feb 15 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.54 5 Mar 15 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.49 12 Mar 15 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.39 19 Mar 15 Business Statement: Leader of the House 0.46 Totals: 22.30 0.00 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 101 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 14f: Select Committee Statement 3 Jul 14 Miss Anne McIntosh (on behalf of the Environment, Food and Rural 0.18 Affairs Committee): Food Security 3 Jul 14 Sir Richard Ottaway (on behalf of the Foreign Affairs Committee): 0.18 Gibraltar 17 Jul 14 Fabian Hamilton (on behalf of the Political and Constitutional Reform 0.20 Committee): “A New Magna Carta?” 17 Jul 14 Mr Graham Stuart (on behalf of the Education Committee): 16-plus Care 0.21 Options 18 Dec 14 Mr Clive Betts (on behalf of the Communities and Local Government 0.28 Committee): National Planning Policy Framework 26 Feb 15 Mr John Whittingdale (on behalf of the Culture, Media and Sport 0.32 Committee): Future of the BBC Totals: 2.17 0.00 14g: S.O. No. 24 Applications 1 Dec 14 Sir Richard Ottaway: Foreign Affairs Committee (Hong Kong visit) 0.05 Totals: 0.05 0.00 14h: Points of Order 4 Jun 14 Thomas Docherty: Press receipt of detailed Queen’s speech 0.01 5 Jun 14 Thomas Docherty: Availability of written ministerial statement on order 0.04 paper Mike Gapes: Department of Health and purdah 9 Jun 14 Mike Gapes: Circulation of leaflet on A and E department before election 0.03 Mr Jeremy Hunt: Response to point of order Mike Gapes: Clarification from the Secretary of State 10 Jun 14 Mr Gareth Thomas: Scrutiny of appointment of UK European 0.03 Commissioner Michael Connarty: European Scrutiny Committee and scrutiny of UK nomination 12 Jun 14 Hugh Bayley: UK Statistics Authority provision of statistics 0.03 12 Jun 14 Mr Tobias Ellwood: Shadow Minister correction 0.01 12 Jun 14 Dr Thérèse Coffey: Scope of debate 0.01 16 Jun 14 Diana Johnson: Media briefing on papers laid before the House 0.02 16 Jun 14 Jim Shannon: Order of speaking in a Third Reading debate 0.01 17 Jun 14 Andy Sawford: Notice of visit to constituency and planning decision 0.04 18 Jun 14 Mr Peter Bone: Members correcting mistakes 0.11 Miss Anne McIntosh: Documentary film crew and election of Chair of the Health Committee Heather Wheeler: Documentary cameras in voting lobbies Mr James Gray: Documentary cameras Sir Gerald Howarth: Documentary cameras in voting lobbies Mr David Winnick: Documentary cameras 18 Jun 14 Huw Irranaca-Davies: Passport application helpline 0.01 18 Jun 14 Sir Gerald Kaufman: Interventions and time limits on speeches 0.01 18 Jun 14 Dr Sarah Wollaston: Election of Health Committee Chair 0.02 Dr Phillip Lee: Election of Health Committee Chair Chris Bryant: Applauding and parliamentary expression 18 Jun 14 Paul Flynn: Scope of debate 0.01 102 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 23 Jun 14 Kerry McCarthy: Clarification on figures on sanctions rate 0.04 Esther McVey: Clarification on figures on sanctions rate Mr Barry Sheerman: Timings for Question Time Sheila Gilmore: Figures on ESA backlog 24 Jun 14 Wayne David: Zero-hours contracts 0.01 25 Jun 14 Mr Robert Buckland: Reason for absence of Member from Question 0.01 Time 30 Jun 14 Paul Maynard: Correction to record 0.01 1 Jul 14 Mr Mark Harper: Process for correcting the record 0.05 2 Jul 14 Andy Burnham: NHS waiting times 0.07 Prime Minister (Mr David Cameron): NHS waiting times (response) Ian Swales: Figures on the tax gap Angus Robertson: Ministerial update on Tornado collision over the Moray Firth Toby Perkins: Selection process for the South Yorkshire probation service Conor Burns: Mechanism for correcting the record 3 Jul 14 Sir William Cash: Government Paper on justice and home affairs and opt- 0.04 outs and opt-ins Leader of the House of Commons (Mr Andrew Lansley): Government Paper on justice and home affairs and opt-outs and opt-ins (response) Robert Halfon: Clarification on response to question on death of a Palestinian in Israel 7 Jul 14 Phil Wilson: Members visiting other Members’ constituencies 0.02 James Wharton: Members visiting other Members’ constituencies (follow-up) 8 Jul 14 Rachel Reeves: Universal Credit business case sign off 0.08 Margaret Hodge: Universal Credit business case sign off Phil Wilson: Correction of Members’ visit to constituency James Wharton: Correction of Members’ visit to constituency (follow-up) 14 Jul 14 Chris Bryant: Manuscript amendments to Data Retention and 0.01 Investigatory Powers Bill 16 Jul 14 Angus Robertson: Members’ correction of the record 0.03 16 Jul 14 Mr Mark Prisk: Opposition frontbench interventions 0.01 17 Jul 14 Mr Alan Reid: Affirmative procedure 0.01 17 Jul 14 Mark Hendrick: Member’s reference to interests 0.01 21 Jul 14 Caroline Lucas: Prime Minister’s comment in response to question during 0.03 the statement Jeremy Corbyn: Prime Minister’s comments in response to Caroline Lucas’ question during the statement 21 Jul 14 Sadiq Khan: Presence in the Chamber after giving a speech 0.02 Sir Greg Knight: Party Members listening to their Frontbench speech 22 Jul 14 Mr Peter Bone: Constituent’s passport delays and MPs’ hotline 0.04 Mrs Theresa May: Constituent’s passport delays and MPs’ hotline (response) Yvette Cooper: Publication of figures on passport backlog Mr Gareth Thomas: Scrutiny of British European Commissioner nominee 22 Jul 14 Mr David Heath: Statement on aftermath of flooding 0.05 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 103 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 1 Sep 14 Jesse Norman: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive 0.15 Mr Peter Hain: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Sir Alan Duncan: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Keith Vaz: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Mr Andrew Lansley: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Hazel Blears: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Crispin Blunt: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Debbie Abrahams: Timing of government publication of papers Mr Nigel Evans: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Mr Rob Wilson: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Dan Byles: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Dr Julian Lewis: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive Christopher Pincher: Appointment of the Clerk and Chief Executive 1 Sep 14 Dr Sarah Wollaston: Use of names in Motions 0.01 2 Sep 14 Michael Fabricant: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief 0.03 Executive and the Speaker Mr Simon Burns: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief Executive 3 Sep 14 Mr Simon Burns: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief 0.04 Executive Michael Fabricant: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief Executive Christopher Pincher: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief Executive Sir Edward Leigh: Authority of the Speaker 3 Sep 14 Kevin Brennan: Process for referring to other Members in speeches in the 0.01 House 3 Sep 14 Kevin Brennan: Presence of the Secretary of State 0.01 4 Sep 14 Michael Fabricant: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief 0.08 Executive Mr Simon Burns: Appointment of Clerk of the House and Chief Executive Dr Julian Lewis: Bogus Points of Order and the Paul Goggins memorial prize 5 Sep 14 Jacob Rees-Mogg: Referral of Bill to Select Committee [Division] 0.13 5 Sep 14 Mr Andrew Robathan: Referral of Bill to Committee of the whole House 0.04 Philip Davies: Ministerial statement on the Coalition 8 Sep 14 Mr Charles Walker: Security of Members’ home addresses 0.07 Dr Julian Lewis: Security of Members’ home addresses Mr Charles Walker: Police action in relation to the security of Members’ home addresses Angus Robertson: Statement on devolution plans and legislation for Scotland Jeremy Corbyn: Process for paying tribute 9 Sep 14 Mr Christopher Chope: Purdah and statement on Scottish devolution 0.07 Mr Peter Hain: Purdah and Government announcements Pete Wishart: Purdah and Government announcements and changes to Wednesday’s PMQs Mr Angus Brendan MacNeil: Purdah and announcements outside the House 9 Sep 14 Michael Fabricant: Inaccuracy of Member’s remarks 0.01 11 Sep 14 Chris Bryant: Order Paper and commemorating MPs who lost their life in 0.01 war 104 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 12 Sep 14 Sir Gerald Howarth: The Ministry of Defence and disposal of Minley 0.02 Manor 12 Sep 14 Sir Edward Leigh: Calling of Members in current debate 0.01 12 Sep 14 Mark Durkan: Death of Lord Bannside (the Rev. Ian Paisley) 0.13 Mr Desmond Swayne: Death of Lord Bannside (the Rev. Ian Paisley) Alison McGovern: Death of Lord Bannside (the Rev. Ian Paisley) Sir Malcolm Bruce: Death of Lord Bannside (the Rev. Ian Paisley) 12 Sep 14 Mr Tom Clarke: Referring to another Member in debate 0.02 Philip Davies: Referring to another Member in debate Jacob Rees-Mogg: Referring to another Member in debate 12 Sep 14 Stephen Doughty: Taking interventions from Frontbenchers 0.01 12 Sep 14 Stephen Pound: Death of Lord Bannside (the Rev. Ian Paisley) 0.01 26 Sep 14 Bill Wiggin: Camera crew in the Chamber 0.01 13 Oct 14 Crispin Blunt: Selection of amendments 0.01 13 Oct 14 Jeremy Corbyn: Explanation for being a teller for the noes 0.01 0.01 14 Oct 14 Angus Robertson: Scope of debate on devolution (Scotland Referendum) 0.02 Leader of the House (Mr William Hague): Response to scope of debate on devolution (Scotland Referendum) Mr Angus Brendan MacNeil: Scope of debate on devolution (Scotland Referendum) 14 Oct 14 Pete Wishart: Time limit for backbenchers 0.01 14 Oct 14 Mr Graham Stuart: Time restrictions for backbenchers 0.01 16 Oct 14 Guto Bebb: Correction to information presented in previous adjournment 0.02 debate 17 Oct 14 Sir Roger Gale: Question over second Committee to consider Bill 0.01 17 Oct 14 Mr John Spellar: Speaker at Government Dispatch Box speaking on 0.01 behalf of Government 17 Oct 14 Mrs Anne Main: Scope of debate 0.01 17 Oct 14 Mrs Anne Main: Objection to Thomas Docherty’s comment regarding 0.01 Alec Shelbrooke 17 Oct 14 Jim Fitzpatrick: Objection to Wild Animals in Circuses Bill 0.02 0.02 20 Oct 14 Natascha Engel: Clash between Backbench Business Committee meeting 0.02 and opening speeches in debate 21 Oct 14 Sir Oliver Heald: Correction to the record 0.02 22 Oct 14 Dr William McCrea: Intervention 0.01 22 Oct 14 Lady Hermon: Sinn Fein Members’ constitutional authority 0.03 Dr William McCrea: Interventions 23 Oct 14 Mr Barry Sheerman: Role of the Leader of the House 0.04 Kevin Brennan: Government Chief Whip comment in business statement 23 Oct 14 Mr Graham Allen: Scope of debate 0.01 24 Oct 14 Jim Fitzpatrick: Correction to accusation against Deputy Chief Whip 0.01 0.01 27 Oct 14 Andrew Gwynne: Request that the Prime Minister correct the record 0.02 28 Oct 14 Dr Julian Lewis: Request for statement on end of campaign in 0.01 Afghanistan 28 Oct 14 Conor Burns: Questioning accusation made by Mr Jim Hood against a 0.02 Lord 28 Oct 14 Helen Goodman: Request for Minister to correct himself 0.01 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 105 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 29 Oct 14 Mr John Baron: Guidance on how to proceed with European Union 0.08 (Referendum) Bill Andrew George: Private Member’s Bill on affordable homes John Mann: Internet abuse of Members Greg Mulholland: Lack of statement on suspension of Leeds children’s heart unit 29 Oct 14 Michael Fabricant: Questioning ban from Speaker from attending an 0.01 event 30 Oct 14 Jim Fitzpatrick: Correction to comment made in previous debate 0.03 0.03 3 Nov 14 Rachel Reeves: Request for apology from Mr Iain Duncan Smith 0.01 3 Nov 14 Mr Kevan Jones: Minister’s acceptance of interventions 0.01 4 Nov 14 Steve Baker: Clarifying support for Bill 0.03 Jake Berry: Questions on Second Reading of Bill vote 5 Nov 14 Mr Laurence Robertson: Mr Blair refusing to come before Northern 0.03 Ireland Affairs Committee Chris Bryant: Commemoration of former Members killed in First World War in written record of proceedings 6 Nov 14 Mr David Davis: House’s action on privilege case 0.04 7 Nov 14 Stephen Doughty: Request for statement from Home Secretary on 0.02 publication of Wanless report 7 Nov 14 Mr Jamie Reed: Government Whips’ instructing Members not to vote so 0.01 Division is not quorate 7 Nov 14 Mr Christopher Chope: Order of Bills on Order Paper 0.01 0.01 10 Nov 14 Yvette Cooper: Government handling of EU opt-ins 0.16 Yvette Cooper: Government handling of EU opt-ins Ms Angela Eagle: Government handling of EU opt-ins Mr Kenneth Clarke: Government handling of EU opt-ins Sir Edward Leigh: Government handling of EU opt-ins Yvette Cooper: Government handling of EU opt-ins Jacob Rees-Mogg: Government handling of EU opt-ins Mr John Redwood: Government handling of EU opt-ins Chris Bryant: Government handling of EU opt-ins Pete Wishart: Government handling of EU opt-ins Mr Christopher Chope: Government handling of EU opt-ins Geraint Davies: Government handling of EU opt-ins Mr David Winnick: Government handling of EU opt-ins 10 Nov 14 Chris Grayling: Explanation of motion 0.01 10 Nov 14 Sir Edward Garnier: Suggestion to curtail debate 0.02 Martin Horwood: Offering to forgo opportunity to speak if Home Secretary speaks 10 Nov 14 Pete Wishart: Request to hear from Home Secretary, Justice Secretary or 0.01 Chief Whip 10 Nov 14 Mr David Davis: Request for Home Secretary to speak before end of 0.02 debate Mr David Davis: Request for Home Secretary to speak before end of debate 10 Nov 14 Steve McCabe: Home Secretary’s speech 0.01 10 Nov 14 Jacob Rees-Mogg: Suggestion that Mr Speaker reiterates advice 0.01 10 Nov 14 Sir Edward Leigh: Clarification of vote 0.01 10 Nov 14 Chris Bryant: Praying in aid a document 0.02 Chris Bryant: Clarification of definition of state papers 106 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 10 Nov 14 Jacob Rees-Mogg: Clarification of debate 0.01 10 Nov 14 Sir Tony Baldry: Request to know how many Members have asked to 0.01 speak in debate 10 Nov 14 Yvette Cooper: Confirmation on next vote 0.01 11 Nov 14 Sir Andrew Stunell: Withdrawal of remark in previous week 0.01 17 Nov 14 Margot James: Joke made by Labour MP on Remembrance Sunday 0.04 John McDonnell: Clarification of alleged joke John McDonnell: Acceptance of Madam Deputy Speaker’s recommendation 19 Nov 14 Mr Brian H Donohue: Unsatisfactory answer to oral question 0.02 Mr Peter Bone: Money resolution on Order Paper 20 Nov 14 Paul Flynn: Correction of the record 0.01 21 Nov 14 Mark Reckless: Reply to ‘false allegation’ 0.01 21 Nov 14 Mr Barry Sheerman: Too much medical jargon in speech 0.01 21 Nov 14 Clive Efford: Government resolution for Bill 0.01 24 Nov 14 Mr Kevan Jones: Questions to the Home Office 0.10 Dr Julian Huppert: Requesting shadow Health Secretary to correct fact Mr Barry Sheerman: Use of word ‘gallant’ when referring to Members Dr Julian Lewis: Whether there will soon be a statement or debate on ending of campaign in Afghanistan Mr Andrew Robathan: Use of word ‘gallant’ when referring to Members Mr David Winnick: Use of word ‘gallant’ when referring to Members Sir Gerald Howarth: Use of word ‘gallant’ when referring to Members Mr Mark Francois: Annual service for veteran MPs Diana Johnson: Announcement and speeches about contents of Bill before announcement to House 26 Nov 14 Huw Irranca-Davies: Potential inappropriate lobbying 0.04 26 Nov 14 Stephen Crabb: Request for retraction of remark 0.01 26 Nov 14 Wayne David: Request for retraction of remark 0.01 26 Nov 14 Owen Smith: Request for retraction of remark 0.01 27 Nov 14 Vernon Coaker: Use of HMS Queen Elizabeth for flight operations 0.01 27 Nov 14 Diana Johnson: Statement of Home Secretary on immigration 0.02 28 Nov 14 Seema Malhotra: Net migration under Labour 0.01 28 Nov 14 Mr Christopher Chope: Members who have spoken in debate being in 0.01 their place for Minister’s response 28 Nov 14 Jeremy Corbyn: Scope of debate 0.01 28 Nov 14 Stephen Pound: Scope of debate and talking out 0.01 28 Nov 14 Lyn Brown: Declaration of interest 0.01 2 Dec 14 Sir Gerald Kaufman: Hansard publication of written questions and 0.05 answers Mr Barry Sheerman: Guidance on Foreign Office matter 2 Dec 14 Richard Graham: Speaker’s Office contacting Chinese embassy 0.01 4 Dec 14 Thomas Docherty: No Treasury Minister present 0.07 Steve McCabe: Minister participating in debate when not present at start Mr Alan Reid: Potential reason for Minister not being present Mr Iain Duncan Smith: Apology for any Government indiscretion Shabana Mahmood: Guidance on how to proceed Sir Oliver Heald: Potential solution for the Shadow Minister 5 Dec 14 Mr Christopher Chope: Recommitting Bill to Committee 0.01 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 107 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 5 Dec 14 Jacob Rees-Mogg: Request for correction of record 0.01 9 Dec 14 Mr Barry Sheerman: Use of electronic devices 0.06 Stephen Timms: Unsatisfactory answer to question Mr Dennis Skinner: Speaker’s opinion on the Government Ian Paisley: Setting record straight on question to Treasury 10 Dec 14 Gregg McClymont: Allegation that the Deputy Prime Minister 0.06 inadvertently misled the House Andy Burnham: Suggestion that the Deputy Prime Minister inadvertently misled the House Dr Julian Huppert: Response to previous Point of Order Yvette Cooper: Suggestion that the Deputy Prime Minister inadvertently misled the House Angus Robertson: Whether Ministry of Defence will make statement 10 Dec 14 Mr Andy Slaughter: Appropriateness of method of correction by Lord 0.04 Chancellor Mr Stewart Jackson: Suggestion that right hon. Member for Leigh inadvertently misled the House 11 Dec 14 Mr Barry Sheerman: Increasing number of ministerial statements 0.06 Mr Peter Bone: Money resolutions for private Members’ Bills Andrew George: Money resolutions for private Members’ Bills 15 Dec 14 Nadhim Zahawi: Declaration of interests 0.01 15 Dec 14 Lady Hermon: Request for Minister to correct record 0.01 15 Dec 14 Mr Clive Betts: Procedure for interventions 0.01 16 Dec 14 Mr David Winnick: Atrocities in Pakistan 0.02 17 Dec 14 Michael Connarty: Principle of backbenchers scrutinising the Executive 0.10 Maria Miller: First woman bishop of Church of England Mr Graham Brady: First woman bishop of Church of England Paul Flynn: Inquiry into Afghanistan John Hemming: Petitions and sub-judice 17 Dec 14 John Robertson: Correction of statement which Minister said he had 0.01 made 17 Dec 14 Stephen Barclay: Timing of publishing of anti-corruption plan 0.01 17 Dec 14 Mrs Emma Lewell-Buck: Correction of statement that Minister made 0.01 17 Dec 14 Robert Flello: Scope of motion 0.01 17 Dec 14 Huw Irranca-Davies: Presence of Ministers throughout debates 0.02 18 Dec 14 Jeremy Corbyn: Number of written statements 0.02 18 Dec 14 Thomas Docherty: Availability of hard copies of documents in the Vote 0.02 Office 18 Dec 14 Stephen Timms: Minister’s lack of answer to question 0.02 0.02 John McDonnell: Correction of misleading answer 18 Dec 14 John McDonnell: Allegations against him by Minister 0.03 0.03 5 Jan 15 Dan Jarvis: Timing of presentation of reports to House 0.05 Mr Brian H. Donohoe: Scottish First Minister visiting his constituency 6 Jan 15 Andrew Bridgen: Reporting arrests of Members 0.01 Steve Rotheram: Information sharing by MoJ relating to prison in constituency Mr Barry Sheerman: Celebration of 800th anniversary of Magna Carta 7 Jan 15 Fiona O’Donnell: Request for Minister to correct answer 0.05 Clive Efford: Request for Secretary of State to correct statement Kelvin Hopkins: Written nature of European Council statements 108 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 8 Jan 15 Chris Bryant: Act of solidarity for French after Paris terror attacks 0.02 12 Jan 15 Andy Sawford: Minister’s speech 0.01 12 Jan 15 Andy Sawford: Minister’s claims about his position 0.01 14 Jan 15 Mr Andy Slaughter: Request for Prime Minister to correct record 0.03 Dr Matthew Offord: Visits to constituencies by other Members 19 Jan 15 Mr Barry Sheerman: Whether Motion was mentioned in last Business 0.01 Statement 20 Jan 15 Alison Seabeck: Information made public before ministerial statement 0.03 Sir Edward Leigh: Support for Jewish people 21 Jan 15 Sir Peter Luff: Magna Carta anniversary celebrations 0.03 Sir Edward Leigh: Anniversary of first Speaker Jason McCartney: 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain 21 Jan 15 Andy Burnham: Correction of statement 0.01 Sir Oliver Heald: Objection to previous Point of Order 22 Jan 15 Mrs Cheryl Gillan: Order of business on Friday 0.02 22 Jan 15 Mr William Hague: Death of Lord Brittan 0.01 23 Jan 15 Mr Dominic Grieve: Order of business on Fridays 0.01 Mr James Arbuthnot: Order of business on Fridays 26 Jan 15 David T. C. Davies: Amendment of Bill based on Select Committee 0.19 findings before report has been published Joan Walley: Explanation of Select Committee’s actions Mr Tim Yeo: Drawing attention to Select Committee reports Mr Barry Sheerman: Opportunities for less privileged children to visit museums in London Mr Barry Sheerman: Awareness of subsidy for school groups to visit London Helen Jones: Request for way for House to express its disapprobation over comments made comparing NHS to Nazi Germany
26 Jan 15 Tom Greatrex: Whether there is a manuscript amendment 0.03 Miss Anne McIntosh: Whether there is a certain amendment Joan Walley: Clarification on interpretation of amendments 26 Jan 15 Andrew Gwynne: Clarification of time spent in Committee 0.01 26 Jan 15 Andrew Miller: Request for Minister to deal with certain amendment 0.01 28 Jan 15 Mr Marcus Jones: Visits to constituencies by other Members 0.02 Clive Efford: Visits to constituencies by other Members 28 Jan 15 Mrs Caroline Spelman: Content of Member’s speech 0.01 2 Feb 15 Diana Johnson: Answers to parliamentary questions 0.08 Michael Fabricant: Length of term of Speaker Lisa Nandy: Confusion over responsibility for questions Jake Berry: Constituencies in historical countries Andrew Gwynne: Location of his constituency James Morris: Clarification of which constituency he represents 3 Feb 15 Mrs Madeleine Moon: Use of the phrase ‘committing suicide’ 0.08 Fiona Mactaggart: Explanation for scoffing Mr Barry Sheerman: Visits to constituencies by other Members Sir Alan Beith: Endorsement of resignation of Chief Inspector of Probation and comments made by the Lord Chancellor about his integrity Richard Graham: Request for Opposition frontbench to apologise PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 109 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 3 Feb 15 Mr David Burrowes: Disapplying Standing Order to allow more time for 0.03 next business 3 Feb 15 Robert Flello: Length of time for previous debate 0.06 Jim Shannon: Length of time for previous debate Sir Paul Beresford: Previous Member spoke on backbench debate on this cause Dr William McCrea: Length of debate where only one Northern Irish Member could speak 4 Feb 15 Mr Russell Brown: Lack of response to a letter sent to the Prime Minister 0.07 Michael Fabricant: Microphone/speaker levels in the Chamber Mark Reckless: Could not hear Secretary of State’s answer Mr Peter Bone: Two statements meaning lack of time for Opposition Day debates 4 Feb 15 Dr Matthew Offord: Parliamentary passes for former Members who are 0.05 0.05 convicted criminals Dr Julian Lewis: Possible misprint on the Order Paper 5 Feb 15 Mr David Davis: Information collection and interception of 0.02 communication 11 Feb 15 John Hemming: Petitions Committee of the European Parliament 0.02 11 Feb 15 Caroline Lucas: Amount of time for consideration of Infrastructure Bill 0.04 0.04 Andrew Miller: Requesting time and vote on certain amendments Andrew Miller: Time for division on Opposition amendments Joan Walley: Time for Opposition amendments 23 Feb 15 Mr David Burrowes: Effect of Programme Motion not being moved for 0.06 clause on gender selective abortion Helen Goodman: Solution if House had agreed Procedure Committee report Mr Peter Bone: Time for debate on gender selective abortion 24 Feb 15 Glenda Jackson: Prime Minister using parliamentary office for political 0.09 campaigning Mr Barry Sheerman: Visits to constituencies by other Members funding Mr Barry Sheerman: Visits to constituencies by other Members without notice Mr David Winnick: Visits to constituencies by other Members 25 Feb 15 David T. C. Davies: Incorrect recording of his vote in a division 0.02 25 Feb 15 Ms Angela Eagle: Possibility of manuscript amendments to be moved 0.01 25 Feb 15 Emily Thornberry: Rules on declaring interests 0.08 Sir Tony Baldry: Rules on declaring interests Jacob Rees-Mogg: Rules on declaring interests Paul Flynn: Rules on declaring interests Ian Murray: Rules on declaring interests Conor Burns: Rules on declaring interests 2 Mar 15 Sir Alan Beith: Visits to constituencies by other Members 0.02 4 Mar 15 Paul Flynn: Lack of answers in PMQs 0.01 4 Mar 15 Dan Jarvis: Guidance for securing response from Ministers on 0.01 underlining dangers of travel to Iraq or Syria 9 Mar 15 Mr Barry Sheerman: Explanation of remark and rejection of comment 0.04 that he is sexist Esther McVey: Opposition Members’ history of sexism 10 Mar 15 Stephen Lloyd: Visits to constituencies by other Members 0.02 110 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 11 Mar 15 Alison Seabeck: Incorrect figures given by Chief Secretary 0.05 Heather Wheeler: Mr Speaker’s comments to a Member Conor Burns: Abstention in a deferred division 16 Mar 15 Mr Barry Sheerman: Visits of the Royal Family to constituencies 0.01 16 Mar 15 Jeremy Corbyn: Whether Minister intends to speak 0.02 George Galloway: Moving of closure and curtailment of debate 16 Mar 15 John McDonnell: Clarification of timing of tabling of amendments 0.01 16 Mar 15 Jeremy Corbyn: Sponsor of a Bill allowing interventions 0.01 19 Mar 15 Debbie Abrahams: Unsatisfactory answers to questions 0.04 Mr Peter Bone: Sitting hours of the House Chris Bryant: Lack of reply to correspondence 24 Mar 15 Mary Macleod: Call for Member to apologise for quoting offensive 0.04 remarks about another Member John McDonnell: Explanation that he has no need to apologise 25 Mar 15 Caroline Lucas: Organisation of business of the House 0.01 25 Mar 15 Ms Angela Eagle: Motion tabled without notice 0.05 0.05 Kevin Brennan: Motion tabled without notice at business questions Mr John Spellar: Whether motion is a Government motion Barbara Keeley: Raising of Select Committee matter at PMQs Valerie Vaz: Raising of Select Committee matter at PMQs Rosie Cooper: Raising of Select Committee matter at PMQs Grahame M. Morris: Lack of notice before raising Select Committee matters 25 Mar 15 Rehman Chishti: Presentation of petitions 0.01 0.01 26 Mar 15 Yvette Cooper: Request for answers from Home Secretary on undercover 0.15 policing Mr David Heath: Request for parliamentary authorities to be engaged with inquiry on undercover policing Jeremy Corbyn: Content of inquiry into undercover policing Mr David Winnick: Assumption that Members phones will not be intercepted Paul Flynn: Occupant of Chair in later debate Barry Gardiner: Whether House could call previous Metropolitan Police Commissioner to Bar 26 Mar 15 Jacob Rees-Mogg: Unparliamentary language used by Member 0.01 26 Mar 15 Sir Tony Baldry: Appointment of first woman diocesan bishop 0.02 26 Mar 15 Mark Pritchard: Time limits for speakers in debate 0.03 Emily Thornberry: Request for allocation of more time Joan Walley: Ensuring general public understand what is happening Gregory Barker: Whether Mr Speaker should be in the Chair Dr Julian Lewis: Atmosphere in the House 26 Mar 15 Pete Wishart: Possibility of using the previous question 0.02 Mr David Heath: Withdrawal of motion 26 Mar 15 Jesse Norman: Speaker not calling Members in support of the motion 0.02 Jacob Rees-Mogg: Possibility of emergency debate 26 Mar 15 Charlotte Leslie: Confirmation that her PMQ was in order and correction 0.06 of information Chris Ruane: Delay in response to question Valerie Vaz: Raising of Select Committee matters in PMQs 26 Mar 15 Michael Connarty: Sedentary intervention recorded in Hansard 2.01 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 111 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time Totals: 11.30 0.28 14i: Public Petitions 5 Jun 14 Phil Wilson: Kidnapped Nigerian school girls 0.01 0.01 11 Jun 14 Tom Blenkinsop: NHS Health Services in Guisborough, Skelton, Brotton 0.02 0.02 and Park End (Middlesbrough) 16 Jun 14 Miss Anne McIntosh: Removal of trees from Thirsk Market Place 0.03 17 Jun 14 Yasmin Qureshi: Public inquiry into hormone pregnancy test drugs 0.03 0.03 Tim Farron: Palestinian water rights 25 Jun 14 Chris Heaton-Harris: Development of Earls Barton Village (Daventry) 0.01 0.01 1 Jul 14 Andrew George: Rail link from Penzance to Paddington 0.02 0.02 2 Jul 14 Valerie Vaz: Bus services for Beacon Heights (Walsall) 0.02 0.02 Tom Blenkinsop: NHS service provision in Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland 9 Jul 14 Barbara Keeley: Development proposals in Barton (Salford) 0.01 0.01 John Glen: Dual carriageway for the A303 14 Jul 14 Chris Ruane: Clocaneog Wind Farm (Vale of Clwyd) 0.01 16 Jul 14 Mrs Caroline Spelman: Proposed airspace changes at Birmingham 0.04 0.04 Airport Susan Elan Jones: Sentence of Dennis Igo Robert Flello: Development proposals on land off Lightwood Road (Stoke on Trent) 21 Jul 14 David Morris: Restoration of the mainline platforms at Carnforth Railway 0.03 Station David Morris: Train services at Silverdale Train Station Martin Vickers: Youth centres in Cleethorpes 22 Jul 14 Andrew Stephenson: Deaths and injuries in Lahore 0.08 0.08 Peter Aldous: Dangerous dogs Mr Bernard Jenkin: Home-to-school transport to the Colne Community School (Essex) Seema Malhotra: Direct bus services from Hounslow West to West Middlesex Hospital Mr Gareth Thomas: Human rights in Sri Lanka Mr Peter Bone: Development proposals for 34 Hatton Avenue, Wellingborough 2 Sep 14 David Morris: Traffic calming measures on Broadway in Morecambe 0.01 10 Sep 14 Mr Peter Bone: Dualling of the A45 0.04 0.04 Mr Peter Bone: Proposed closure of Glamis Hall 14 Oct 14 Mr Peter Bone : Planning application for Rusden Recycling Centre 0.02 0.02 (Wellingborough) 21 Oct 14 David Morris: Traffic calming measures on Glentworth Road East in 0.01 0.01 Westgate 22 Oct 14 Chris Skidmore: Minor Injuries Unit at Cossham Hospital (Kingswood) 0.02 29 Oct 14 Tom Blenkinsop: NHS health services in Guisborough, Skelton, Brotton 0.01 and Park End (Middlesbrough) 3 Nov 14 John Hemming: Acocks Green Post Office (Birmingham) 0.02 4 Nov 14 Mr Nigel Evans: Impact of new housing in Longridge, Clitheroe, and 0.03 0.03 Whalley 5 Nov 14 Charlie Elphicke: Dover Medical Practice 0.02 0.02 10 Nov 14 Tom Greatrex: Immigration checks in the UK 0.03 Mr Peter Bone: Planning application—Bozeat (Wellingborough) 112 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 25 Nov 14 Stephen Barclay: Localised health care in North East Cambridgeshire 0.01 8 Dec 14 Phil Wilson: Free school transport (Fishburn) 0.03 0.03 Jeremy Lefroy: Penkridge Library (Staffordshire) 9 Dec 14 Cathy Jamieson: Campaign against “legal highs” 0.06 Julie Hilling: Under-occupancy penalty Mr Stewart Jackson: Railway line adjacent to North Werrington (Peterborough) Mr Stewart Jackson: Railway line adjacent to Peakirk (Peterborough) 11 Dec 14 Sir William Cash: Housing Development in Cheadle 0.03 0.03 Valerie Vaz: NHS Dental Services in Walsall South 15 Dec 14 Nic Dakin: Access to Co-operative Ground (Scunthorpe) 0.02 16 Dec 14 Alison Seabeck: Unsolicited phone calls and texts 0.05 0.05 Rosie Cooper: Closure of Glenburn Sports College Paul Burstow: Treatment for Gastroparesis 13 Jan 15 Gavin Williamson: Gypsy and Traveller sites in South Staffordshire 0.02 0.02 14 Jan 15 Andrew Stephenson: Persecution of Christians in Pakistan 0.01 0.01 15 Jan 15 Geraint Davies: Sale of land at Parklands School in Swansea 0.01 20 Jan 15 Mr Michael McCann: Inquests into deaths of military personnel 0.02 0.02 21 Jan 15 Sarah Champion: Rules on marches and demonstrations 0.01 0.01 26 Jan 15 Tim Farron: Traffic safety measures in Cartmel 0.03 0.02 Simon Kirby: Traveller encampments in Brighton and Hove 3 Feb 15 Tim Farron: Bank branches in Sedbergh 0.01 5 Feb 15 Keith Vaz: Lack of appropriate parking around Shree Sanatan Mandir 0.02 0.01 10 Feb 15 Mr Lee Scott: Accident prevention measures for Redbridge roundabout 0.02 0.02 Mr Lee Scott: Greenbelt land in Redbridge 12 Feb 15 Sir David Amess: Stance of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on 0.02 Hamas Sarah Newton: Closure of Barclays Bank in St Agnes 25 Feb 15 Jon Trickett: Changes to Health Service Budgets 0.02 0.02 3 Mar 15 Sir William Cash: Closure of NatWest Branch in Eccleshall 0.01 0.01 4 Mar 15 Phil Wilson: Development of Middleton St George 0.05 Mark Tami: Treatment for Morquio Syndrome Mrs Sharon Hodgson: Extension of the Tyne and Wear Metro Ian Austin: Closure of the Seven Stars public house in Sedgley 10 Mar 15 Sir Oliver Heald: Radiotherapy facility at Lister Hospital 0.05 0.05 Julie Hilling: Compulsory CPR and Public Access Defibrillator education Dr Julian Huppert: Compulsory CPR and Public Access Defibrillator education Ian Austin: Closure of Dudley Police Station to the public 12 Mar 15 Sir David Amess: Funding for grammar schools in Southend 0.01 0.01 17 Mar 15 Rosie Cooper: Burial and cremation services in West Lancashire 0.04 Sir William Cash: Rough Close Post Office 18 Mar 15 Keith Vaz: Sainsbury’s roadworks in Belgrave (Leicester) 0.01 0.01 20 Mar 15 Chi Onwurah: Body image altering software 0.01 PART II: ANALYSIS FOR HOUSE 113 Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 24 Mar 15 Andrew George: Progress of the Affordable Homes Bill 0.17 Andrew Stephenson: Expansion of St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, Barnoldswick Chi Onwurah: Planning permission for McDonald’s in Kenton (Newcastle) Mr Graham Stuart: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Chris Heaton-Harris: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Simon Reevell: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Anne Marie Morris: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Sir Oliver Heald: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Henry Smith: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Karen Lumley: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Sir Alan Duncan: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Dame Angela Watkinson: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Fiona Bruce: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Mr Robin Walker: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Sir David Amess: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Sheryll Murray: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Julian Sturdy: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Caroline Dinenage: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons Martin Vickers: Eligibility of Members to vote on certain issues in the House of Commons 25 Mar 15 Mr Peter Lilley: Radiotherapy facility at Lister Hospital, Stevenage 0.12 0.12 Susan Elan Jones: Remediation of contaminated land in Coedpoeth and Brymbo Sir William Cash: Heavy Goods Vehicles on the A519 (Staffordshire) Andrew Stephenson: Parking outside Fairmore Medical Practice in Nelson Duncan Hames: Urgent Care Centre at Chippenham Hospital Ian Murray: Housing development on Midmar Paddock, Edinburgh Mary Creagh: Changes to budgets for GPs Ian Murray: Development on greenbelt land in Edinburgh Totals: 2.18 1.20 14j: Miscellaneous 4 Jun 14 Message from the Queen; Suspension 3.00 4 Jun 14 Speaker’s Statement: Conduct and practice and election of Chair of the 0.06 Health Committee 10 Jun 14 Speaker’s Statement: Ballot for Private Members’ Bills 0.01 18 Jun 14 Speaker’s Statement: Result of Health Committee Chair Elections 0.01 114 SESSION 2014–15
Date Subject Duration After appoin- ted time 25 Jun 14 Speaker’s Statement: Sub judice and pending judgement of Andy 0.02 Coulson 25 Jun 14 Speaker’s Statement: Sub judice and pending judgement of Andy 0.02 Coulson 1 Sep 14 Speaker’s Statement: Clerk and Chief Executive of the House 0.03 3 Sep 14 Speaker’s Statement: Order Paper 0.01 8 Sep 14 Speaker’s Statement: Death of a Member 0.01 8 Sep 14 Writ 0.01 8 Sep 14 Speaker’s Statement: Division (numbers incorrectly reported) 0.01 14 Oct 14 Writ 0.01 14 Oct 14 Speaker’s Statement: Correction to division 0.01 0.01 6 Nov 14 Speaker’s Statement: Commemoration of Members who died in the First 0.01 World War 10 Nov 14 Speaker’s Statement: Two minute silence 0.01 10 Nov 14 Speaker’s Statement: Scope of two motions relating to protocol 36 opt-in 0.02 regulations 21 Jan 15 Speaker’s Statement: Parliamentary anniversaries in 2015 0.07 9 Feb 15 Speaker’s Statement: Interception of communications 0.02 9 Mar 15 Speaker’s Statement: Security breach 0.01 19 Mar 15 Speaker’s Statement: Content of ministerial statements 0.01 23 Mar 15 Speaker’s Statement: Clerk of the House 0.02 26 Mar 15 Speaker’s Statement: Commemoration of Members who died in the First 0.01 World War 26 Mar 15 Suspension 0.35 0.06 26 Mar 15 Message to attend the Lords Commissioners; Suspension 0.30 0.30 Totals: 4.44 0.37 15: Daily Prayers Totals: 10.50 0.00 Grand Totals: 989.25 68.12
PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 1 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL Durations in brackets represent the lunch-time suspension and are not included in the totals.
Time Subject Duration 1. [8] Tuesday 17 June 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Andrew Griffiths: Organ Donation Register 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Mr Philip Hollobone: Junction 10A: A14 0.27 11.27 Suspension [3.03] 14.30 Adjournment: Andy Sawford: Bus Services 0.09 14.39 Suspension 0.22 15.01 Adjournment: Andy Sawford: Bus Services [Resumed] 0.58 15.59 A dj o urnment: Helen Goodman: DEFRA Communications: Hill Farmers 0.31 16.30 Adjournment: Sir Andrew Stunell: Business Loans Appeal System 0.30 17.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 4.27] 4.27 2. [9] Wednesday 18 June 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Mr Lia m Byrne: Washwood Heath Marshalling Yard 1.11 10.41 Suspension 0.19 11.00 Adjournment: Nic Dakin: Independent Living Fund Recipients 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr Adrian Sanders: Melbourne Declaration on Diabetes 1.14 15.44 Suspension 0.16 16.00 Adjournment: Charlotte Leslie: Dust Pollution/Fly Infestation: Avonmouth 0.11 16.11 Suspension 0.18 16.29 Adjournment: Charlotte Leslie: Dust Pollution/Fly Infestation: Avonmouth [Resumed] 0.06 16.35 Adjournment: Ka rl Turner: Sulphur Regulations 0.32 17.07 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 9.04] 4.37 3. [10] Thursday 19 June 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Mr Graham Allen (on behalf of the Political and Constitutional 2.09 Reform Committee): Conflict Decisions and Constitutional Reform 15.39 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 11.13] 2.09 2 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 4. [12] Tuesday 24 June 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Katy Clark: Human Rights: Saudi Arabia 1.27 10.57 Adjournment: Government Child Protection Policy 0.33 11.30 Suspension [3.04] 14.34 Adjournment: Jeremy Lefroy: Job Creation: Developing Countries 1.08 15.42 Suspension 0.15 15.57 Adjournment: John Pugh: Out of Town Supermarkets 0.26 16.23 Suspension 0.13 16.36 Adjournment: John Pugh: Out of Town Supermarkets [Resumed] 0.07 16.43 Adjournment: Mr William Bain: Trade and investment in Scotland 0.25 17.08 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 15.47] 4.34 5. [13] Wednes day 25 June 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Mr David Ward: Burma (Persecution of Minorities) 1.23 10.53 Suspension 0.06 10.59 Adjournment: Sir Bob Russell: History Curriculum: North American War. 1812–14 0.28 11.27 Suspension [3.03] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr John Denham: British Values: Teaching 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Catherine McKinnell: Gender Equality in Overseas Parliaments 0.01 16.01 Suspension 0.14 16.15 Adjournment: Catherine McKinnell: Gender Equality in Overseas Parliaments [Resumed] 0.30 16.45 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 19.59] 4.12 6. [14] Thursday 26 June 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Mr Bernard Jenkin (on behalf of the Public Administration 1.50 Select Committee): Migration Statistics 15.20 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 21.49] 1.50 7. [16] Tues day 1 J uly 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): M r David Davis: Humber Flood Risk Management 1.30 Strategy 11.00 Adjournment: Stephen McPartland: Skills and Training Facilities 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Toby Perkins: Legal Highs 0.30 15.00 Suspension 0.14 15.14 Adjournment: Toby Perkins: Legal Highs [Resumed] 0.55 16.09 Suspension 0.14 16.23 Adjournment: Toby Perkins: Legal Highs [Resumed] 0.05 16.28 Adjournment: Luciana Berger: Personal Independence Payments (Liverpool Wavertree) 0.29 16.57 Adjournment: Prit i Patel: Transport Infrastructure (Essex) 0.30 17.27 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 26.46] 4.57 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 3 8. [17] Wednes day 2 July 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Jessica Morden: Cross-border Rail Services in Wales 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Mr Iain McKenzie: Rural Paper Industry 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Dr Julian Huppert: Disabled Students Allowance 1.17 15.47 Suspension 0.15 16.02 Adjournment: Dr Julian Huppert: Disabled Students Allowance [Resumed] 0.13 16.15 Adjournment: Mr David Heath: Flooding (Somerset) 0.30 16.45 Adjournment: Mr To m Harris: VAT on e-books 0.28 17.13 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 31.28] 4.42 9. [18] Thursday 3 July 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Sir Richard Ottaway (on behalf of the Foreign Affairs 1.23 Committee): North and West Africa (UK Response) 14.53 Adjournment (Committee): Mr Clive Betts (on behalf of the Communities and Local 0.59 Government Committee): Local Government Procurement 15.52 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 33.50] 2.22 10. [20] Tuesday 8 July 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Jim Shannon: Organ Transplants 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Paul Flynn: Ministry of Justice Shared Services 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Andrew George: Global Health (Research and Development) 1.22 15.52 Suspension 0.08 16.00 Adjournment: Glyn Davies: UK Media (Welsh Rugby) 0.30 16.30 Adjournment: Mr To m Clarke: Learning Disabilit ies (Care in the Co mmunity) 0.30 17.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 38.20] 4.30 11. [21] Wednesday 9 July 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Steve Baker: Local Plans (Public Consent) 1.29 10.59 Adjournment: Gordon Henderson: Health Provision (Sittingbourne and Sheppey) 0.30 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Ann McKechin: Srebrenica Massacre Anniversary 1.26 15.56 Suspension 0.16 16.12 Adjournment: Ann Clwyd: Humanitarian Situation (Iraq) 0.30 16.42 Adjournment: Mr Ada m Holloway : Caste Discrimination 0.29 17.11 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 43.00] 4.40 12. [22] Thurs day 10 July 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Dame Anne Begg (on behalf of the Work and Pensions 3.00 Committee): Jobcentre plus 16.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 46.00] 3.00 4 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 13. [24] Tuesday 15 July 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Ch loe Smith: Youth Employment 1.29 10.59 Suspension [3.31] 14.30 Adjournment: Mike Kane: Regional Airports 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Jim Sheridan: Young Asylum Seekers 0.30 16.30 Adjournment: Bob Blackman: School Places (London Borough of Harrow) 0.28 16.58 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 49.57] 3.57 14. [25] Wednesday 16 July 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Mr Graham Allen: Ofsted (14 to 17-year-o lds) 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Mr Barry Sheerman: National Citizen Service 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 A dj o urnment: Sarah Teather: Relocation Scheme (Syrians) 1.12 15.42 Suspension 0.48 16.30 Adjournment: Mr Jamie Reed: Welfare Reform (Cumbria) 0.27 16.57 Point o f Or der: Mr Jamie Reed: Minister’s response 0.01 16.58 Adjournment: Mr Jamie Reed: Welfare Reform (Cumbria) [Resumed] 0.02 17.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 54.26] 4.29 15. [26] Thurs day 17 July 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Backbench): Middle East and North Africa 2.59 16.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 57.25] 2.59 16. [27] Monday 21 July 2014 16.30 Petition: Bob Blackman: Eid and Diwali (Public Holidays) 1.03 17.33 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 58.28] 1.03 17. [28] Tuesday 22 July 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended):Pauline Latham: Refugee Camps 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Pau l Burstow: Care Ho me Top-up Fees 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Graham Stringer: Healthier Together Programme (Greater Manchester) 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Mrs Mary Glindon: SMEs (Local Authority Procurement) 0.19 16.19 Suspension 0.11 16.30 Adjournment: James Duddridge: Disabled People (Developing Countries) 0.30 17.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 62.57] 4.29 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 5 18. [30] Tuesday 2 September 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Ha zel Blea rs: Soc ial Economy 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Julie Hilling: Obstructive Sleep Apnoea 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Sir Peter Luff: Aerospace Industry 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: David Mowat: High Speed 2 (Warrington) 0.29 16.29 Adjournment: Mr David Lammy: Massereene Barracks Shooting 2009 0.31 17.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 67.26] 4.29 19. [31] Wednesday 3 S e pte mber 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Charlie Elphic ke : Co mmunity Hospitals 1.28 10.58 Adjournment: Peter Aldous: Renewable Energy Developments (Beccles) 0.31 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Meg Hillier: Adult Lea rning 1.29 15.59 Suspension 0.13 16.12 Adjournment: Nick Smith: Waste Management Sites (Fires) 0.18 16.30 Adjournment: John Glen: Public Health England Hub Programme and Porton Down 0.34 17.04 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 71.59] 4.33 20. [32] Thursday 4 September 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Backbench): Stamp Duty (Housing Market) 1.31 15.01 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 73.30] 1.31 21. [34] Monday 8 September 2014 16.30 Petition: Nic Dakin: Pancreatic Cancer 2.32 19.02 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 76.02] 2.32 22. [35] Tuesday 9 September 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Pat Glass: Nursery Schools 1.13 10.43 Suspens ion 0.14 10.57 Adjournment: Steve Rotherham: Asbestos Removal 0.33 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr David Burrowes: Cyprus 1.29 15.59 Adjournment: Mark Field: Superfast Broadband (Urban Areas) 0.31 16.30 Adjournment: Rushanara Ali: Money Transfer Organisations 0.22 16.52 Suspension 0.07 16.59 Adjournment: Rushanara Ali: Money Transfer Organisations [Resumed] 0.06 17.05 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 80.37] 4.35 6 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 23. [36] Wednesday 10 September 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Sir John Randall: Western Balkans 1.29 10.59 Adjournment: Ian Swales: Discretionary Social Fund (Redcar and Cleveland) 0.31 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Hu w Irranca-Davies: Outdoor Sport and Recreation 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Shabana Mahmood: Deaths in Police Custody 0.30 16.30 Adjournment: Stephen Metcalfe: Improving School Leadership 0.30 17.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 85.07] 4.30 24. [37] Thurs day 11 September 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Backbench): Kashmir 2.58 16.28 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 88.05] 2.58 25. [41] Tuesday 14 October 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Jessica Lee: Surrogacy 0.56 10.26 Suspension 0.34 11.00 Adjournment: Sarah Newton: Sepsis (Preventable Deaths) 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Bill Esterson: Foetal Alcohol Syndrome 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Tom Blenkinsop: Steel Industry 0.30 16.30 Adjournment: Bill W iggin: Leo minster Enterprise Park 0.28 16.58 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 92.32] 4.27 26. [42] Wednesday 15 October 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Bridget Phillipson: Transport in the North-Eas t 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Mr Philip Hollobone: Imprisoned Foreign Nationals 0.28 11.28 Suspension [3.02] 14.30 Adjournment: Julian Sturdy: Antibiotic Resistance 1.29 15.59 Adjournment: Stuart Andrew: Leeds Bradford International Airport 0.01 16.00 Suspension 0.15 16.15 Adjournment: Stuart Andrew: Leeds Bradford International Airport [Resumed] 0.28 16.43 Adjournment: Austin Mitchell: Grimsby Seafood Manufacturers 0.29 17.12 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 97.12] 4.40 27. [43] Thursday 16 October 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Mr Bernard Jenkin (on behalf of the Public Administration 2.16 Committee): Police Recorded Crime Statistics 15.46 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 99.28] 2.16 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 7 28. [46] Tuesday 21 October 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Fiona Bruce: Relationships and Children’s Well- 1.30 being 11.00 Adjournment: Neil Carmichael: Infrastructure (Stroud) 0.23 11.23 Suspension [3.07] 14.30 Adjournment: She ila Gilmore : Separated Fa milies Initiat ive 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Graham Jones: Domestic Energy Effective 0.27 16.27 Adjournment: Simon Hart: BT Openreach 0.32 16.59 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 103.50] 4.22 29. [47] Wednesday 22 October 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Julie Elliott: Voter Registration 1.29 10.59 Suspension 0.01 11.00 Adjournment: Stella Creasy: Leaseholders’ Rights (Insurance) 0.21 11.21 Suspension [3.09] 14.30 Adjournment: Richard Graham: Hong Kong 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger: Environmental Challenges (Somerset) 0.25 16.25 Suspension 0.03 16.28 Adjournment: Steve McCabe: Development Projects (Afghanistan) 0.32 17.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 108.11] 4.21 30. [48] Thursday 23 October 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Andrew Miller (on behalf of the Science and Technology 1.12 Committee): Communicating Climate Science 14.42 Suspension 0.11 14.53 Adjournment (Committee): Andrew Miller (on behalf of the Science and Technology 0.30 Committee): Communicating Climate Science [Resumed] 15.23 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 110.04] 1.53 31 [51] Tuesday 28 October 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Chris Evans: Copycat Websites (Government Services) 0.44 10.14 Suspension 0.44 10.58 Adjournment: Mr Tom Clarke: Personal Independence Payments 0.32 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr Mark Williams: Education for Young People with Disabilities (UK Aid) 1.03 15.33 Suspension 0.27 16.00 Adjournment: Tim Farron: Furness Line 0.10 16.10 Suspension 0.07 16.17 Adjournment: Tim Farron: Furness Line [Resumed] 0.20 16.37 Adjournment: Tom Greatrex: UK Visa Applications (Malawi) 0.30 17.07 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 114.41] 4.37 8 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 32. [52] Wednesday 29 October 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Mr Keith Simpson: Chilcot Inquiry (Costs) 0.42 10.12 Suspension 0.44 10.56 Adjournment: David Morris: Morecambe Bay (Tunnel) 0.24 11.20 Suspension [3.10] 14.30 Adjournment: Dav id Simpson: Do mestic Vio lence 1.09 15.39 Adjournment: Hywel Williams: Cavity Wall Insulation 0.51 16.30 Adjournment: Mr Do minic Raab : South West Trains 0.29 16.59 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 119.00] 4.19 33. [53] Thursday 30 October 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Sir John Stanley (on behalf of the Committees on Arms Export 2.12 Controls): Arms Exports and Controls 15.42 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 121.12] 2.12 34. [55] Tuesday 4 November 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Ne il Parish: Animal Slaughter (Religious Methods) 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Martin Horwood: Broadband (Cheltenham) 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Chris Willia mson: Badger Cu lls (Assessment) 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Ms Margaret Ritchie: Ovarian Cancer (Gene Testing) 0.01 16.01 Suspension 0.21 16.22 Adjournment: Ms Margaret Ritchie: Ovarian Cancer (Gene Testing) [Resumed] 0.27 16.49 Adjournment: Alok Sharma: Dangerous Driving Offences (Sentencing) 0.25 17.14 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 125.55] 4.43 35. [56] Wednesday 5 November 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Mr Andrew Smith: Care Workers 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Siobhain McDonagh: Mobile Phone Companies (Ofcom Supervision) 0.25 11.25 Suspension [3.05] 14.30 Adjournment: Simon Hart: Dairy Industry 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Mrs Anne Main: Newlands Park (Mobile Home Site) 0.11 16.11 Suspension 0.08 16.19 Adjournment: Mrs Anne Main: Newlands Park (Mobile Home Site) 0.19 16.38 Adjournment: Helen Jones: Transient Ischaemic Attacks 0.26 17.04 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 130.24] 4.29 36. [57] Thursday 6 November 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Backbench): US-UK Mutual Defence Agreement 1.44 15.14 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 132.08] 1.44 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 9 37. [60] Tuesday 11 November 2014 14.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): M r Elfyn Llwyd : UK Acorn Finance (Mortgages) 0.55 15.25 Suspension 0.35 16.00 Adjournment: Ben Gummer: Great Eastern Main Line 0.29 16.29 Adjournment: Wayne David: Welfare Reform (Welsh Valleys) 0.31 17.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 134.38] 2.30 38. [62] Tuesday 18 November 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Nick Smith: Physical Inactivity (Public Health) 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Ms Angela Eagle: Corporal Stewart McLaughlin 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Sir Willia m Cash: EU Reform 1.29 15.59 Suspension 0.29 16.28 Adjournment: Oliver Colvile: Armed Forces (Investment) 0.27 16.55 Adjournment: Diane Abbott: Housing Market (London) 0.33 17.28 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 139.36] 4.58 39. [63] Wednesday 19 November 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Steve Brine: Winter Flooding (Preparation) 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Caroline Nokes: Planning Policy (Housing Targets) 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Lyn Brown: Public Libraries (England) 0.02 14.32 Suspension 0.25 14.57 Adjournment: Lyn Brown: Public Libraries (England) [Resumed] 1.03 16.00 Adjournment: Stephen Twigg: Central African Republic 0.36 16.36 Adjournment: Jack Lopresti: Veterans (Support and Rehabilitation) 0.49 17.25 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 144.30] 4.54 40. [64] Thursday 20 November 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Mr Tim Yeo (on behalf of the Committee on Energy and 1.33 Climate Change): IPCC Fifth Assessment Report 15.03 Adjournment (Committee): Mr Tim Yeo (on behalf of the Committee on Energy and 1.25 Climate Change): Carbon Capture and Storage 16.28 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 147.28] 2.58 41. [67] Tuesday 25 November 2014 09.30 Adjournment: No r man Baker: Fracking 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Bob Stewart: Bede Griffiths Charitable Trust 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Yasmin Qureshi: Personal Independence Payments 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Mr Steve Reed: London Transport Zones (Croydon) 0.21 16.21 Suspension 0.09 16.30 Adjournment: Andrew Stephenson: Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety) 0.30 17.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 151.57] 4.29 10 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 42. [68] Wednesday 26 November 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Ian Lucas: Remploy Workers 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Liz McInnes: International Development and Disability 0.24 11.24 Suspension [3.06] 14.30 Adjournment: Robert Halfon; Illegal Encampments (East of England) 1.27 15.57 Suspension 0.18 16.15 Adjournment: Gordon Henderson: Roads in Sittingbourne and Sheppey 0.25 16.40 Adjournment: Mr Peter Ha in: Gle ision Mine 0.34 17.14 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 156.35] 4.38 43. [69] Thursday 27 November 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Miss Anne McIntosh (on behalf of the Environment, Food and 1.21 Rural Affairs Committee): Food Security 14.51 Adjournment (Committee): Joan Walley (on behalf of the Environmental Audit Committee): 1.10 Plastic Bags 16.01 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 159.06] 2.31 44. [71] Monday 1 December 2014 16.30 Petition: Graha me M. Morris: Pa lestine 2.30 19.00 Suspension 0.53 19.53 Petition: Grahame M. Morris: Palestine [Resumed] 0.30 20.23 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 162.59] 3.53 45. [72] Tuesday 2 December 2014 09.30 A dj o urn ment (BBCom recommended): Paul Blo mfie ld: Benefit Sanctioning 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Mr William Bain: Assistive Technology Sector 0.21 11.21 Suspension [3.09] 14.30 Adjournment: Maria Miller: Wessex Route Study (Passenger Capacity) 1.25 15.55 Suspension 0.05 16.00 Adjournment: Mr David Ward: Textile Manufacturing 0.29 16.29 Adjournment: Mr Mark Spencer: Anti-freeze Products (Protection of Animals) 0.21 16.50 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 167.10] 4.11 46. [73] Wednesday 3 December 2014 09.30 Adjournment: George Hollingbery: UK Sea Bass Stocks 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Robert Neill: UK and Gibraltar Prosecuting Authorities 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Alex Cunningham: Youth Service Provision 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Stephen Doughty: UK Steel Industry 0.30 16.30 Adjournment: Mr Angus Brendan MacNeil: Coastguard Centres (Staffing) 0.25 16.55 Suspension 0.10 17.05 Adjournment: Mr Angus Brendan MacNeil: Coastguard Centres (Staffing) [Resumed] 0.04 17.09 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 171.48] 4.38 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 11 47. [74] Thursday 4 December 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Backbench): Small Business Saturday 2.16 15.46 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 174.04] 2.16 48. [77] Tuesday 9 December 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Mr Mark Hoban: Education of Children with 1.07 Cerebral Palsy 10.37 Suspension 0.23 11.00 Adjournment: Sir Paul Beresford: General Dental Council 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: John Mann: Anti-Se mit ism 1.30 16.00 A dj o urn ment: Rosie Cooper: Secondary Education (Skelmersdale) 0.29 16.29 Adjournment: Mike Freer: Power Cuts (North Finchley) 0.19 16.48 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 178.21] 4.17 49. [78] Wednesday 10 December 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Fab ian Ha milton: Tibet 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Mr Pat McFadden: Sic kle Cell Anae mia 0.28 11.28 Suspension [3.02] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr Christopher Chope: Ofsted 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Dr Julian Huppert: Mental Health (Cambridgeshire) 0.30 16.30 Adjournment: Douglas Carswell: Energy Policy and Living Standards 0.12 16.42 Point o f Or der: Robert Halfon: Confirmation of permission to make speech 0.18 17.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 182.49] 4.28 50. [79] Thursday 11 December 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Sir Malcolm Bruce (on behalf of the International Development 2.04 Committee): Health Systems (Developing Countries) 15.34 Adjournment (Committee): Sir Malcolm Bruce (on behalf of the International Development 0.55 Committee): Disability and Development 16.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 185.48] 2.59 51. [80] Monday 15 December 2014 16.30 Petition: Ma rk Hunter: Paediat ric First Aid 1.43 18.13 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 187.31] 1.43 52. [81] Tuesday 16 December 2014 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Ian Lavery: UK Company Supply Chains 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Sir Nic k Harvey: UK Film Investment (Ta x Re lief) 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Zac Goldsmith: Kew Gardens 0.09 14.39 Suspension 0.11 14.50 Adjournment: Zac Goldsmith: Kew Gardens [Resumed] 1.40 16.30 Adjournment: Dan Jarvis: Nat ional Min imu m Wage 0.36 17.06 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 192.06] 4.35 12 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 53. [82] Wednesday 17 December 2014 09.30 Adjournment: Mark La zaro wic z: BMI Pension Fund Compensation 1.09 10.39 Suspension 0.21 11.00 Adjournment: Andrew George: Housing Need (Treasury Assistance) 0.28 11.28 Suspension [3.02] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr James Arbuthnot: Post Office Mediation Scheme 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Da me Tessa Jowell: International Money Transfer Charges 0.19 16.19 Suspension 0.23 16.42 Adjournment: Chris Evans: Greyhound Welfare 0.36 17.18 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 196.52] 4.46 54. [83] Thursday 18 December 2014 13.30 Adjournment (Back bench): Business Investment (Outer-City Estates) 1.00 14.30 Adjournment: Dav id Morris: Carn forth Station 0.39 15.09 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 198.31] 1.39 55. [85] Tuesday 6 January 2015 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): M r M ike Weir: Offshore Wind Developments 1.28 10.58 Suspension 0.02 11.00 Adjournment: Stephen Pound: Late Stage Hepatitis C 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: John Pugh: Coastal Towns 1.05 15.35 Suspension 0.11 15.46 Adjournment: John Pugh: Coastal Towns [Resumed] 0.24 16.10 Suspension 0.11 16.21 Adjournment: Jesse Norman: Phone and Broadband Coverage (Herefordshire) 0.23 16.44 Suspension 0.10 16.54 Adjournment: Jesse Norman: Phone and Broadband Coverage (Herefordshire) [Resumed] 0.08 17.02 Adjournment: Sandra Osborne: Carbon Price Support (Land Reclamation) 0.27 17.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 203.30] 4.59 56. [86] Wednesday 7 January 2015 09.30 Adjournment: Nigel Mills: Diverted Profits Ta x 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Robert Jenrick: Health Care Provision (Newark) 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Chi Onwurah: Benefit Claimants (North-east) 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Ms Karen Buck: Short Let Deregulation (London) 0.26 16.26 Suspension 0.04 16.30 Adjournment: Julian Sturdy: NHS Funding (York and North Yorkshire) 0.29 16.59 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 207.59] 4.29 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 13 57. [87] Thursday 8 January 2015 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Miss Anne McIntosh (on behalf of the Environment, Food and 2.24 Rural Affairs Committee): Winter Floods 2013–14 15.54 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 210.23] 2.24 58. [90] Tuesday 13 January 2015 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Sir Edward Leigh: Grammar School Funding 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Pau l Burstow: Care Sector 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Kate Green: Probation Service 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Mark Reckless: Network Rail 0.18 16.18 Suspension 0.13 16.31 Adjournment: Mark Reckless: Network Rail [Resumed] 0.12 16.43 Adjournment: Chris Heaton-Harris: Direct Selling Industry 0.21 17.04 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 214.57] 4.34 58. [91] Wednesday 14 January 2015 09.30 Adjournment: Pete Wishart: House of Lords Reform 1.29 10.59 Adjournment: Sir Hugh Bayley: National Statistics 0.29 11.28 Suspension [3.02] 14.30 Adjournment: David Rutley: Businesses (North of England) 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Daniel Kawczynski: Shrewsbury Railway Station 0.25 16.25 Suspension 0.04 16.29 Adjournment: Jonathan Ashworth: Rohingya Community (Burma) 0.01 16.30 Suspension 0.10 16.40 Adjournment: Jonathan Ashworth: Rohingya Community (Burma) [Resumed] 0.28 17.08 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 219.33] 4.36 59. [92] Thursday 15 January 2015 13.30 Adjournment (Backbench): NHS Specialised Services 2.08 15.38 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 221.41] 2.08 60. [95] Tuesday 20 January 2015 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Mr James Clappison: Holocaust memorial Day 1.29 10.59 Adjournment: Greg Mulholland: Drugs (Ultra-rare Diseases) 0.31 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr Frank Doran: North Sea Oil and Gas (Employment) 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Thomas Docherty: Football Broadcasting Rights 0.30 16.30 Adjournment: Anne Marie Morris: Planning (Community Right of Appeal) 0.29 16.59 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 226.10] 4.29 14 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 61. [96] Wednesday 21 January 2015 09.30 Adjournment: Teresa Pearce: Personal Independence Payments 1.29 10.59 Adjournment: Mr Ia in McKenzie : Fuel Prices 0.29 11.28 Suspension [3.02] 14.30 Adjournment: Stephen Gilbert: Homeless Young People 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Andrew Percy: Mobile Phone Coverage (East Yorkshire and North 0.30 Lincolnshire) 16.30 Adjournment: Mr George Mudie: Adult Social Care 0.29 16.59 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 230.37] 4.27 62. [97] Thursday 22 January 2015 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Mr Tim Yeo (on behalf of the Energy and Climate Change 0.37 Committee): Green Deal 14.07 Adjournment (Committee): Sir Alan Beith (on behalf of the Justice Committee): Cr ime 1.55 Reduction Policies 16.02 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 233.09] 2.32 63. [100] Tuesday 27 January 2015 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Chris Ruane: Employment in Wales 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: He idi Ale xander: London Bridge Station (Redevelopment) 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Andrew Rosindell: Commonwealth Immigration and Visas 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Tim Loughton: British Nationals in Goa 0.23 16.23 Suspension 0.05 16.28 Adjournment: Mr Brian H. Donohoe: SportsDirect (USC Dundonald) 0.31 16.59 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 237.38] 4.29 64. [101] Wednesday 28 January 2015 09.30 Adjournment: Mr Lee Scott: Tamil People in Sri Lanka 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Mr Simon Burns: Rail Services (Chelmsford to London) 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Dr W illiam McCrea: Govern ment Contracts (SM Es) 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Cathy Jamieson: Human Rights in Mexico 0.02 16.02 Suspension 0.10 16.12 Adjournment: Cathy Ja mieson: Human Rights in Mexico [Resumed] 0.28 16.40 Adjournment: Pau l Maynard: Ra il Serv ices (Blac kpool No rth) 0.25 17.05 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 242.12] 4.34 65. [102] Thursday 29 January 2015 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Keith Vaz (on behalf of the Home Affairs Committee): Female 1.24 Genital Mutilat ion 14.54 Adjournment (Committee): Andrew Miller (on behalf of the Science and Technology 1.21 Committee): Blood Safety (Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease) 16.15 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 244.57] 2.45 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 15 66. [104] Tuesday 3 February 2015 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Mr John Denham: Cavity Wall Insulation 1.18 10.48 Suspension 0.12 11.00 Adjournment: She ila Gilmore : Work-related Activity Group 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Stephen McPartland: Respiratory Health 0.56 15.26 Suspension 0.34 16.00 Adjournment: Stuart Andrew: Housing Targets (Pudsey) 0.27 16.27 Adjournment: Austin Mitchell: Foreign Exchange Transactions 0.29 16.56 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 249.23] 4.26 67. [105] Wednesday 4 February 2015 09.30 Adjournment: Mr Nigel Evans: Dairy Industry 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Glyn Davies: National Grid (Montgomeryshire) 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Lisa Nandy: UK Poverty 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Emily Thornberry: Broadband (Tech City) 0.29 16.29 Suspension 0.13 16.42 Adjournment: Sir Oliver Heald: Radiotherapy Services (North East Hertfordshire) 0.29 17.11 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 254.03] 4.40 68. [106] Thursday 5 February 2015 13.30 Adjournment (Committee): Mr Graham Allen (on behalf of the Political and Constitutional 0.07 Reform Committee): Voter Engagement 13.37 Points of Or der : Chris Ruane: Lac k of Min ister 0.02 Mr John Spellar: Request for House authorities to ensure Ministers’ diary secretaries regarding sitting times 13.39 Adjournment (Committee): Mr Graham Allen (on behalf of the Political and Constitutional 1.21 Reform Committee): Voter Engagement [Resumed] 15.00 Adjournment (Committee): Dame Anne Begg (on behalf of the Work and Pensions 1.29 Committee): Employment and Support Allowance and Work Capability Assessments 16.29 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 257.02] 2.59 69. [108] Tuesday 10 February 2015 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Gordon Henderson: Allied Steel and Wire 0.53 (Pensions) 10.23 Suspension 0.37 11.00 Adjournment: Mr David Heath: Contaminated Land (Householder Responsibility) 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr Ia in McKenzie : Introduction of a Maximum Wage 0.52 15.22 Suspension 0.38 16.00 Adjournment: Mr Barry Sheerman: Town Centre Regeneration (England) 0.30 16.30 Adjournment: Chloe Smith: Trading Standards and the Green Deal 0.24 16.54 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 261.25] 4.23 16 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 70. [109] Wednesday 11 February 2015 09.30 Adjournment: Steve Rotheram: Diffuse Mesothelioma Payment Scheme 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Grahame M. Morris: Housing (Horden, County Durham) 0.27 11.27 Suspension [3.03] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr Keith Simpson: Afghanistan 1.26 15.56 Point o f Or der: Paul Flynn: Minister not dealing with points raised 0.01 15.57 Adjournment: Mr Keith Simpson: Afghanistan [Resumed] 0.03 16.00 Adjournment: Mr Mike Hancock: NHS Mental Health Care 0.28 16.28 Suspension 0.15 16.43 Adjournment: Barbara Keeley: Commercial Waste Recycling (Eccles) 0.24 17.07 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 265.59] 4.34 71. [110] Thursday 12 February 2015 13.30 Adjournment (Back bench): National Infrastructure Projects (Local Development) 2.39 16.09 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 268.38] 2.39 72. [111] Monday 23 February 2015 16.30 Petition: Mr Philip Hollobone: Animal Welfare (Non-stun Slaughter) 3.00 19.30 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 271.38] 3.00 73. [112] Tuesday 24 February 2015 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Ke ith Va z: Ye men 1.21 10.51 Adjournment: Chris Evans: Po lice Nu mbers (Wales) 0.22 11.13 Suspension [3.17] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr Gary Streeter: In frastructure (South-West) 0.52 15.22 Suspension 0.38 16.00 Adjournment: Tessa Munt: Human Rights (Democratic Republic of the Congo) 0.30 16.30 Adjournment: John McDonnell: Mining in Goa (UK-listed Companies) 0.30 17.00 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 275.51] 4.13 74. [113] We dnesday 25 February 2015 09.30 Adjournment: Stephen Lloyd: Careers Advice (14 to 19 Year Olds) 1.30 11.00 Point o f Or der: Richard Graham: Police widows and widowers to enter room 0.01 11.01 Adjournment: Richard Graham: Police Widows Pensions 0.27 11.28 Suspension [3.02] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr Michael McCann: Gaza 1.28 15.58 Suspension 0.15 16.13 Adjournment: Mr Jamie Reed: Transport Infrastructure (West and South Cumbria) 0.25 16.38 Adjournment: Annette Brooke: Bullying on school buses 0.29 17.07 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 280.26] 4.35 75. [114] Thursday 26 February 2015 13.30 Adjournment (Backbench): Low Carbon Energy Generation 1.46 15.16 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 282.12] 1.46 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 17 76. [116] Monday 2 March 2015 16.30 Petition: Derek Twigg: Harvey’s Law 1.39 18.09 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 283.51] 1.39 77. [117] Tuesday 3 March 2015 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Caroline Nokes: Local Pharmaceutical Services 0.52 10.22 Suspension 0.38 11.00 A dj o urnment: Jonathan Evans: Fire Safety (Case of Sophie Rosser) 0.28 11.28 Suspension [3.02] 14.30 Adjournment: Phil Wilson: County Durham Plan 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Steve McCabe: Children’s Palliative Care 0.28 16.28 Adjournment: Sir Willia m Cash: Ban k Closure (Stone) 0.27 16.55 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 288.14] 4.23 78. [118] Wednesday 4 March 2015 09.30 Adjournment: Lilian Greenwood: Affordable Housing 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Mrs Madeleine Moon: Local Suicide Prevention Plans 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Neil Parish: Broadband 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Bob Blackman: Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (Stanmore) 0.28 16.28 Adjournment: Kerry McCarthy: Urban Food Growing (Planning) 0.29 16.57 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 292.41] 4.27 79. [119] Thurs day 5 March 2015 13.30 Adjournment (Backbench): National Planning Policy Framework 2.35 16.05 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 295.16] 2.35 80. [122] Tuesday 10 March 2015 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Meg Hillier: Dig ital De mocracy 1.30 11.00 Suspension [3.30] 14.30 Adjournment: Julie Hilling: First Aid Techniques: National Curricu lu m 1.28 15.58 Adjournment: Peter Aldous: Lake Lothings: Crossings 0.25 16.23 Suspension 0.07 16.30 Adjournment: Mark Durkan: The Hague Abduction Convention 0.02 16.32 Suspension 0.12 16.44 Adjournment: Mark Durkan: The Hague Abduction Convention [Resumed] 0.28 17.12 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 299.28] 4.12 18 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 81. [123] Wednesday 11 March 2015 09.30 Adjournment: Mr Christopher Chope: Russian Membership of the Council of Europe 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Andrew Rosindell: British Hong Kong Servicemen 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Pamela Nash: HIV Treatment: Low and Middle-income Countries 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Meg Munn: Co -operative Schools 0.30 16.30 Adjournment: Charlie Elphicke: Transport Management: Kent 0.29 16.59 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 303.57] 4.29 82. [124] Thursday 12 March 2015 13.30 A dj o urn ment (Backbench): Police and Ch ildren 1.30 15.00 Adjournment (Back bench): Violence against women and girls 0.32 15.32 Suspension 0.13 15.45 Adjournment (Back bench): Violence against women and girls [Resumed] 0.59 16.44 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 307.11] 3.14 83. [125] Monday 16 March 2015 16.30 Petition: Katy Clark: Veterans’ Pensions 0.52 17.22 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 308.03] 0.52 84. [126] Tuesday 17 March 2015 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Ada m Afriyie : Tha mes Valley Technology Sector 1.08 10.38 Suspension 0.22 11.00 Adjournment: Mr Nick Hu rd: Financia l Inclusion 0.27 11.27 Suspension [3.03] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr Mark Williams: Tourism Industry and VAT 0.23 14.53 Suspension 0.10 15.03 Adjournment: Mr Mark Williams: Tourism Industry and VAT [Resumed] 1.03 16.06 Adjournment: John Mann: Survivors of Child Abuse 0.34 16.40 Adjournment: Austin Mitchell: Pre mier Motor Auctions 0.30 17.10 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 312.40] 4.37 85. [127] Wednesday 18 March 2015 09.30 Adjournment: Seema Malhotra: Women Entrepreneurs 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Geo ffrey Clifton-Brown: AEA Technology Pension Scheme 0.29 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Emily Thornberry: Equal Pay 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Richard Burden: MG Rover 0.28 16.28 Adjournment: Mr Adrian Sanders: Torbay (Economic Support) 0.30 16.58 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 317.07] 4.27 86. [128] Thursday 19 March 2015 13.30 Adjournment (Backbench): Local Newspapers 2.50 16.20 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 319.57] 2.50 PART III: DIARY FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 19 87. [130] Monday 23 March 2015 16.30 Petition: Mr David Anderson: Nurses and Midwives: Fees 2.02 18.32 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 321.59] 2.02 88. [131] Tuesday 24 March 2015 09.30 Adjournment (BBCom recommended): Sir A lan Haselhurst: Co mmonwealth Day 1.28 10.58 Adjournment: Mr Philip Hollobone: Kettering General Hospital 0.31 11.29 Suspension [3.01] 14.30 Adjournment: Mr Russell Brown: Vaccine Damage Payments Act 1.28 15.58 A dj o urnment: Mr David Anderson: The Shrewsbury 24 0.32 16.30 Adjournment: Mark Field: Property Taxes in London 0.26 16.56 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 326.24] 4.25 89. [132] Wednesday 25 March 2015 09.30 Adjournment: Mark Tami: North Wales Economic Infrastructure 1.30 11.00 Adjournment: Jeremy Corbyn: Democratic Republic of the Congo (Human Rights) 0.30 11.30 Suspension [3.00] 14.30 Adjournment: Mrs Cheryl Gillan: High Speed 2 1.30 16.00 Adjournment: Mr Brooks Newmark: Homelessness (Crisis Report) 0.29 16.29 Adjournment: Jim Dowd: Princess Royal University Hospital 0.04 16.33 Suspension 0.12 16.45 Adjournment: Jim Dowd: Princess Royal University Hospital [Resumed] 0.27 17.12 Sitting adjourned [Total for session: 331.06] 4.42 20 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL Date Subject Duration 1a: Adjournment (Pri vate Members’) 17 Jun 14 Mr Philip Hollobone: Junction 10A: A14 0.27 17 Jun 14 Andy Sawford: Bus Services 1.07 17 Jun 14 Helen Goodman: DEFRA Communications: Hill Farmers 0.31 17 Jun 14 Sir Andrew Stunell: Business Loans Appeal System 0.30 18 Jun 14 Mr Liam Byrne: Washwood Heath Marshalling Yard 1.11 18 Jun 14 Nic Dakin: Independent Living Fund Recipients 0.30 18 Jun 14 Mr Adrian Sanders: Melbourne Declaration on Diabetes 1.14 18 Jun 14 Charlotte Leslie: Dust Pollution/Fly Infestation: Avonmouth 0.17 18 Jun 14 Karl Turner: Sulphur Regulations 0.32 24 Jun 14 Government Child Protection Policy 0.33 24 Jun 14 Jeremy Lefroy: Job Creation: Developing Countries 1.08 24 Jun 14 John Pugh: Out of Town Supermarkets 0.33 24 Jun 14 Mr William Bain: Trade and investment in Scotland 0.25 25 Jun 14 Mr David Ward: Burma (Persecution of Minorities) 1.23 25 Jun 14 Sir Bob Russell: History Curriculum: North American War. 1812–14 0.28 25 Jun 14 Mr John Denham: British Values: Teaching 1.30 25 Jun 14 Catherine McKinnell: Gender Equality in Overseas Parliaments 0.31 1 Ju l 14 Stephen McPartland: Skills and Training Facilities 0.30 1 Ju l 14 Toby Perkins: Legal Highs 1.30 1 Ju l 14 Luciana Berger: Personal Independence Payments (Liverpool Wavertree) 0.29 1 Ju l 14 Priti Patel: Transport Infrastructure (Essex) 0.30 2 Ju l 14 Jessica Morden: Cross-border Rail Services in Wales 1.30 2 Ju l 14 Mr Iain McKen zie: Rural Paper Industry 0.29 2 Ju l 14 Dr Julian Huppert: Disabled Students Allowance 1.30 2 Ju l 14 Mr David Heath: Flooding (Somerset) 0.30 2 Ju l 14 Mr To m Harris: VAT on e-books 0.28 8 Ju l 14 Paul Flynn: Ministry of Justice Shared Services 0.30 8 Ju l 14 Andrew George: Global Health (Research and Development) 1.22 8 Ju l 14 Glyn Davies: UK Media (Welsh Rugby) 0.30 8 Ju l 14 Mr To m Clarke: Learn ing Disabilit ies (Care in the Co mmunity) 0.30 9 Ju l 14 Steve Baker: Local Plans (Public Consent) 1.29 9 Ju l 14 Gordon Henderson: Health Provision (Sittingbourne and Sheppey) 0.30 9 Ju l 14 Ann McKechin: Srebrenica Massacre Anniversary 1.26 9 Ju l 14 Ann Clwyd: Humanitarian Situation (Iraq) 0.30 9 Ju l 14 Mr Adam Ho llo way: Caste Discrimination 0.29 15 Jul 14 Mike Kane: Regional Airports 1.30 15 Jul 14 Jim Sheridan: Young Asylum Seekers 0.30 15 Jul 14 Bob Blackman: School Places (London Borough of Harrow) 0.28 16 Jul 14 Mr Graham Allen: Ofsted (14 to 17-year-olds) 1.30 16 Jul 14 Mr Barry Sheerman: National Citizen Service 0.29 16 Jul 14 Sarah Teather: Relocation Scheme (Syrians) 1.12 16 Jul 14 Mr Jamie Reed: Welfare Reform (Cumbria) 0.29 22 Jul 14 Paul Burstow: Care Home Top-up Fees 0.29 22 Jul 14 Graham Stringer: Healthier Together Programme (Greater Manchester) 1.30 PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 21 Date Subject Duration 22 Jul 14 Mrs Mary Glindon: SMEs (Local Authority Procurement) 0.19 22 Jul 14 James Duddridge: Disabled People (Developing Countries) 0.30 2 Sep 14 Julie Hilling: Obstructive Sleep Apnoea 0.29 2 Sep 14 Sir Peter Luff: Aerospace Industry 1.30 2 Sep 14 David Mowat: High Speed 2 (Warrington) 0.29 2 Sep 14 Mr David Lammy: Massereene Barracks Shooting 2009 0.31 3 Sep 14 Charlie Elphic ke : Co mmunity Hospitals 1.28 3 Sep 14 Peter Aldous: Renewable Energy Developments (Beccles) 0.31 3 Sep 14 Meg Hillier: Adult Learning 1.29 3 Sep 14 Nic k Smith: Waste Management Sites (Fires) 0.18 3 Sep 14 John Glen: Public Health England Hub Programme and Porton Down 0.34 9 Sep 14 Steve Rotherham: Asbestos Removal 0.33 9 Sep 14 Mr David Burrowes: Cyprus 1.29 9 Sep 14 Mark Field: Superfast Broadband (Urban Areas) 0.31 9 Sep 14 Rushanara Ali: Money Transfer Organisations 0.28 10 Sep 14 Sir John Randall: Western Balkans 1.29 10 Sep 14 Ian Swales: Discretionary Social Fund (Redcar and Cleveland) 0.31 10 Sep 14 Huw Irranca-Davies: Outdoor Sport and Recreation 1.30 10 Sep 14 Shabana Mahmood: Deaths in Police Custody 0.30 10 Sep 14 Stephen Metcalfe: Improving School Leadership 0.30 14 Oct 14 Sarah Newton: Sepsis (Preventable Deaths) 0.29 14 Oct 14 Bill Esterson: Foetal Alcohol Syndrome 1.30 14 Oct 14 Tom Blenkinsop: Steel Industry 0.30 14 Oct 14 Bill W iggin: Leo minster Enterprise Park 0.28 15 Oct 14 Bridget Phillipson: Transport in the North-Eas t 1.30 15 Oct 14 Mr Philip Hollobone: Imprisoned Foreign Nationals 0.28 15 Oct 14 Julian Sturdy: Antibiotic Resistance 1.29 15 Oct 14 Stuart Andrew: Leeds Bradford International Airport 0.29 15 Oct 14 Austin Mitchell: Grimsby Seafood Manufacturers 0.29 21 Oct 14 Neil Carmichael: Infrastructure (Stroud) 0.23 21 Oct 14 Sheila Gilmore: Separated Families Init iative 1.30 21 Oct 14 Graham Jones: Domestic Energy Effective 0.27 21 Oct 14 Simon Hart: BT Openreach 0.32 22 Oct 14 Julie Elliott: Voter Registration 1.29 22 Oct 14 Stella Creasy: Leaseholders’ Rights (Insurance) 0.21 22 Oct 14 Richard Graham: Hong Kong 1.30 22 Oct 14 Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger: Environmental Challenges (Somerset) 0.25 22 Oct 14 Steve McCabe: Development Projects (Afghanistan) 0.32 28 Oct 14 Chris Evans: Copycat Websites (Government Services) 0.44 28 Oct 14 Mr Tom Clarke: Personal Independence Payments 0.32 28 Oct 14 Mr Mark Williams: Education for Young People with Disabilities (UK Aid) 1.03 28 Oct 14 Tim Farron: Furness Line 0.30 28 Oct 14 Tom Greatre x: UK Visa Applications (Mala wi) 0.30 29 Oct 14 Mr Keith Simpson: Chilcot Inquiry (Costs) 0.42 29 Oct 14 David Morris: Morecambe Bay (Tunnel) 0.24 29 Oct 14 David Simpson: Domestic Violence 1.09 29 Oct 14 Hywe l Willia ms : Cavity Wall Insulation 0.51 22 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 Date Subject Duration 29 Oct 14 Mr Dominic Raab: South West Trains 0.29 4 Nov 14 Martin Horwood: Broadband (Cheltenham) 0.29 4 Nov 14 Chris Williamson: Badger Culls (Assessment) 1.30 4 Nov 14 Ms Margaret Ritchie: Ovarian Cancer (Gene Testing) 0.28 4 Nov 14 Alok Sharma: Dangerous Driving Offences (Sentencing) 0.25 5 Nov 14 Mr Andrew Smith : Care Workers 1.30 5 Nov 14 Siobhain McDonagh: Mobile Phone Companies (Ofcom Supervision) 0.25 5 Nov 14 Simon Hart: Dairy Industry 1.30 5 Nov 14 Mrs Anne Main: Newlands Park (Mobile Home Site) 0.11 5 Nov 14 Mrs Anne Main: Newlands Park (Mobile Home Site) 0.19 5 Nov 14 Helen Jones: Transient Ischaemic Attacks 0.26 11 Nov 14 Ben Gummer: Great Eastern Main Line 0.29 11 Nov 14 Wayne David: Welfare Reform (Welsh Valleys) 0.31 18 Nov 14 Ms Angela Eagle: Corporal Stewart McLaughlin 0.30 18 Nov 14 Sir Willia m Cash: EU Reform 1.29 18 Nov 14 Oliver Colvile: Armed Forces (Investment) 0.27 18 Nov 14 Diane Abbott: Housing Market (London) 0.33 19 Nov 14 Steve Brine: Winter Flooding (Preparation) 1.30 19 Nov 14 Caroline Nokes: Planning Policy (Housing Targets) 0.29 19 Nov 14 Lyn Brown: Public Libraries (England) 1.05 19 Nov 14 Stephen Twigg: Central African Republic 0.36 19 Nov 14 Jack Lopresti: Veterans (Support and Rehabilitation) 0.49 25 Nov 14 Norman Baker: Fracking 1.30 25 Nov 14 Bob Stewart: Bede Griffiths Charitable Trust 0.29 25 Nov 14 Yasmin Qureshi: Personal Independence Payments 1.30 25 Nov 14 Mr Steve Reed: London Transport Zones (Croydon) 0.21 25 Nov 14 Andrew Stephenson: Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety) 0.30 26 Nov 14 Ian Lucas: Remploy Workers 1.30 26 Nov 14 Liz McInnes: International Development and Disability 0.24 26 Nov 14 Robert Halfon; Illegal Encampments (East of England) 1.27 26 Nov 14 Gordon Henderson: Roads in Sittingbourne and Sheppey 0.25 26 Nov 14 Mr Peter Ha in: Gleision Mine 0.34 2 Dec 14 Mr Willia m Bain : Assistive Technology Sector 0.21 2 Dec 14 Maria Miller: Wessex Route Study (Passenger Capacity) 1.25 2 Dec 14 Mr David Ward: Textile Manufacturing 0.29 2 Dec 14 Mr Mark Spencer: Anti-freeze Products (Protection of Animals) 0.21 3 Dec 14 George Hollingbery: UK Sea Bass Stocks 1.30 3 Dec 14 Robert Neill: UK and Gibraltar Prosecuting Authorities 0.29 3 Dec 14 Alex Cunningham: Youth Service Provision 1.30 3 Dec 14 Stephen Doughty: UK Steel Industry 0.30 3 Dec 14 Mr Angus Brendan MacNeil: Coastguard Centres (Staffing) 0.29 9 Dec 14 Sir Paul Beresford: General Dental Council 0.29 9 Dec 14 John Mann: Anti-Se mit ism 1.30 9 Dec 14 Rosie Cooper: Secondary Education (Skelmersdale) 0.29 9 Dec 14 Mike Freer: Power Cuts (North Finchley) 0.19 10 Dec 14 Fabian Hamilton: Tibet 1.30 10 Dec 14 Mr Pat McFadden: Sickle Cell Anaemia 0.28 PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 23 Date Subject Duration 10 Dec 14 Mr Christopher Chope: Ofsted 1.30 10 Dec 14 Dr Julian Huppert: Mental Health (Cambridgeshire) 0.30 10 Dec 14 Douglas Carswell: Energy Policy and Living Standards 0.12 16 Dec 14 Sir Nick Harvey: UK Film Investment (Tax Relief) 0.29 16 Dec 14 Zac Goldsmith: Kew Gardens 1.49 16 Dec 14 Dan Jarvis: National Minimum Wage 0.36 17 Dec 14 Mark Lazarowicz: BMI Pension Fund Compensation 1.09 17 Dec 14 Andrew George: Housing Need (Treasury Assistance) 0.28 17 Dec 14 Mr James Arbuthnot: Post Office Mediation Scheme 1.30 17 Dec 14 Dame Tessa Jowell: International Money Transfer Charges 0.19 17 Dec 14 Chris Evans: Greyhound Welfare 0.36 18 Dec 14 David Morris: Carnforth Station 0.39 6 Jan 15 Stephen Pound: Late Stage Hepatitis C 0.30 6 Jan 15 John Pugh: Coastal Towns 1.29 6 Jan 15 Jesse Norman: Phone and Broadband Coverage (Herefordshire) 0.31 6 Jan 15 Sandra Osborne: Carbon Price Support (Land Reclamation) 0.27 7 Jan 15 Nige l M ills: Diverted Profits Ta x 1.30 7 Jan 15 Robert Jenrick: Health Care Provision (Newark) 0.30 7 Jan 15 Chi Onwurah: Benefit Claimants (North-east) 1.30 7 Jan 15 Ms Karen Buck: Short Let Deregulation (London) 0.26 7 Jan 15 Julian Sturdy: NHS Funding (York and North Yorkshire) 0.29 13 Jan 15 Paul Burstow: Care Sector 0.30 13 Jan 15 Kate Green: Probation Service 1.30 13 Jan 15 Mark Reckless: Network Rail 0.30 13 Jan 15 Chris Heaton-Harris: Direct Selling Industry 0.21 14 Jan 15 Pete Wishart: House of Lords Reform 1.29 14 Jan 15 Sir Hugh Bayley: National Statistics 0.29 14 Jan 15 David Rutley: Businesses (North of England) 1.30 14 Jan 15 Daniel Kawczynski: Shrewsbury Railway Station 0.25 14 Jan 15 Jonathan Ashworth: Rohingya Community (Burma) 0.29 20 Jan 15 Greg Mulholland: Drugs (Ultra-rare Diseases) 0.31 20 Jan 15 Mr Frank Doran: North Sea Oil and Gas (Employment) 1.30 20 Jan 15 Thomas Docherty: Football Broadcasting Rights 0.30 20 Jan 15 Anne Marie Morris: Planning (Community Right of Appeal) 0.29 21 Jan 15 Teresa Pearce: Personal Independence Payments 1.29 21 Jan 15 Mr Ia in McKen zie : Fuel Prices 0.29 21 Jan 15 Stephen Gilbert: Homeless Young People 1.30 21 Jan 15 Andrew Percy: Mobile Phone Coverage (East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire) 0.30 21 Jan 15 Mr George Mudie: Adult Social Care 0.29 27 Jan 15 Heidi Alexander: London Bridge Station (Redevelopment) 0.30 27 Jan 15 Andrew Rosindell: Commonwealth Immigration and Visas 1.30 27 Jan 15 Tim Loughton: British Nationals in Goa 0.23 27 Jan 15 Mr Brian H. Donohoe: SportsDirect (USC Dundonald) 0.31 28 Jan 15 Mr Lee Scott: Tamil People in Sri Lanka 1.30 28 Jan 15 Mr Simon Burns: Rail Services (Chelmsford to London) 0.29 28 Jan 15 Dr William McCrea: Government Contracts (SM Es) 1.30 28 Jan 15 Cathy Jamieson: Human Rights in Mexico 0.30 24 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 Date Subject Duration 28 Jan 15 Paul Maynard: Rail Services (Blackpool North) 0.25 3 Feb 15 Sheila Gilmore : Work-related Activity Group 0.30 3 Feb 15 Stephen McPartland: Respiratory Health 0.56 3 Feb 15 Stuart Andrew: Housing Targets (Pudsey) 0.27 3 Feb 15 Austin Mitchell: Foreign Exchange Transactions 0.29 4 Feb 15 Mr Nigel Evans: Dairy Industry 1.30 4 Feb 15 Glyn Davies: National Grid (Montgomeryshire) 0.29 4 Feb 15 Lisa Nandy: UK Poverty 1.30 4 Feb 15 Emily Thornberry: Broadband (Tech City) 0.29 4 Feb 15 Sir Oliver Heald: Radiotherapy Services (North East Hertfordshire) 0.29 10 Feb 15 Mr David Heath: Contaminated Land (Householder Responsibility) 0.29 10 Feb 15 Mr Iain McKenzie: Introduction of a Maximum Wage 0.52 10 Feb 15 Mr Barry Sheerman: Town Centre Regeneration (England) 0.30 10 Feb 15 Chloe Smith: Trading Standards and the Green Deal 0.24 11 Feb 15 Steve Rotheram: Diffuse Mesothelioma Payment Scheme 1.30 11 Feb 15 Grahame M. Morris: Housing (Horden, County Durham) 0.27 11 Feb 15 Mr Keith Simpson: Afghanistan 1.29 11 Feb 15 Mr Mike Hancock: NHS Mental Health Care 0.28 11 Feb 15 Barbara Keeley: Commercial Waste Recycling (Eccles) 0.24 24 Feb 15 Chris Evans: Po lice Nu mbers (Wales) 0.22 24 Feb 15 Mr Gary Streeter: Infrastructure (South-West) 0.52 24 Feb 15 Tessa Munt: Human Rights (Democratic Republic of the Congo) 0.30 24 Feb 15 John McDonnell: Mining in Goa (UK-listed Companies) 0.30 25 Feb 15 Stephen Lloyd: Careers Advice (14 to 19 Year Olds) 1.30 25 Feb 15 Richard Graham: Police Widows Pensions 0.27 25 Feb 15 Mr Michael McCann: Gaza 1.28 25 Feb 15 Mr Jamie Reed: Transport Infrastructure (West and South Cumbria) 0.25 25 Feb 15 Annette Brooke: Bullying on school buses 0.29 3 Mar 15 Jonathan Evans: Fire Safety (Case of Sophie Rosser) 0.28 3 Mar 15 Phil Wilson: County Durham Plan 1.30 3 Mar 15 Steve McCabe: Children’s Palliative Care 0.28 3 Mar 15 Sir William Cash: Bank Closure (Stone) 0.27 4 Mar 15 Lilian Greenwood: Affordable Housing 1.30 4 Mar 15 Mrs Madeleine Moon: Local Suicide Prevention Plans 0.30 4 Mar 15 Neil Parish: Broadband 1.30 4 Mar 15 Bob Blackman: Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (Stanmore) 0.28 4 Mar 15 Kerry McCarthy: Urban Food Growing (Planning) 0.29 10 Mar 15 Julie Hilling: First Aid Techniques: National Curricu lu m 1.28 10 Mar 15 Peter Aldous: Lake Lothings: Crossings 0.25 10 Mar 15 Mark Durkan: The Hague Abduction Convention 0.30 11 Mar 15 Mr Christopher Chope: Russian Membership of the Council of Europe 1.30 11 Mar 15 Andrew Rosindell: British Hong Kong Servicemen 0.30 11 Mar 15 Pamela Nash: HIV Treatment: Low and Middle-income Countries 1.30 11 Mar 15 Meg Munn: Co-operative Schools 0.30 11 Mar 15 Charlie Elphicke: Transport Management: Kent 0.29 17 Mar 15 Mr Nic k Hurd: Financia l Inclusion 0.27 17 Mar 15 Mr Mark Williams: Tourism Industry and VAT 1.26 PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 25 Date Subject Duration 17 Mar 15 John Mann: Survivors of Child Abuse 0.34 17 Mar 15 Austin Mitchell: Premier Motor Auctions 0.30 18 Mar 15 Seema Malhotra: Women Entrepreneurs 1.30 18 Mar 15 Geoffrey Clifton-Brown: AEA Technology Pension Scheme 0.29 18 Mar 15 Emily Thornberry: Equal Pay 1.30 18 Mar 15 Richard Burden: MG Rover 0.28 18 Mar 15 Mr Adrian Sanders: Torbay (Economic Support) 0.30 24 Mar 15 Mr Philip Hollobone: Kettering General Hospital 0.31 24 Mar 15 Mr Russell Brown: Vaccine Damage Payments Act 1.28 24 Mar 15 Mr David Anderson: The Shrewsbury 24 0.32 24 Mar 15 Mark Field: Property Taxes in London 0.26 25 Mar 15 Mark Tami: North Wales Economic In frastructure 1.30 25 Mar 15 Jeremy Corbyn: Democratic Republic of the Congo (Human Rights) 0.30 25 Mar 15 Mrs Cheryl Gillan: High Speed 2 1.30 25 Mar 15 Mr Brooks Newmark: Homelessness (Crisis Report) 0.29 25 Mar 15 Jim Dowd: Princess Royal University Hospital 0.31 Total: 196.58 1b: Adjournment (Private Members’—BBCom nominated) 17 Jun 14 Andrew Griffiths: Organ Donation Register 1.30 24 Jun 14 Katy Clark: Human Rights: Saudi Arabia 1.27 1 Ju l 14 Mr David Davis: Humber Flood Risk Management Strategy 1.30 8 Ju l 14 Jim Shannon: Organ Transplants 1.30 15 Jul 14 Chloe Smith: Youth Employment 1.29 22 Jul 14 Pauline Latham: Refugee Camps 1.30 2 Sep 14 Hazel Blears: Social Economy 1.30 9 Sep 14 Pat Glass: Nursery Schools 1.13 14 Oct 14 Jessica Lee: Surrogacy 0.56 21 Oct 14 Fiona Bruce: Relationships and Children’s Well-being 1.30 4 Nov 14 Neil Parish: Animal Slaughter (Religious Methods) 1.30 11 Nov 14 Mr Elfyn Llwyd: UK Acorn Finance (Mortgages) 0.55 18 Nov 14 Nic k Smith: Physical Inactivity (Public Health) 1.30 2 Dec 14 Paul Blo mfield : Benefit Sanctioning 1.30 9 Dec 14 Mr Mark Hoban: Education of Children with Cerebral Palsy 1.07 16 Dec 14 Ian Lavery: UK Company Supply Chains 1.30 6 Jan 15 Mr Mike Weir: Offshore Wind Developments 1.28 13 Jan 15 Sir Edward Leigh: Grammar School Funding 1.30 20 Jan 15 Mr James Clappison: Holocaust memorial Day 1.29 27 Jan 15 Chris Ruane: Employment in Wales 1.30 3 Feb 15 Mr John Denham: Cavity Wall Insulation 1.18 10 Feb 15 Gordon Henderson: Allied Steel and Wire (Pensions) 0.53 24 Feb 15 Keith Vaz: Yemen 1.21 3 Mar 15 Caroline Nokes: Local Pharmaceutical Services 0.52 10 Mar 15 Meg Hillie r: Digita l De mocracy 1.30 17 Mar 15 Adam Afriyie: Thames Valley Technology Sector 1.08 24 Mar 15 Sir Alan Haselhurst: Commonwealth Day 1.28 Total: 36.34 26 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 Date Subject Duration 2: Adjournment (Backbench) 17 Jul 14 Middle East and North Africa 2.59 4 Sep 14 Stamp Duty (Housing Market) 1.31 11 Sep 14 Kas hmir 2.58 6 Nov 14 US-UK Mutual Defence Agreement 1.44 4 Dec 14 Small Business Saturday 2.16 18 Dec 14 Business Investment (Outer-City Estates) 1.00 15 Jan 15 NHS Specialised Services 2.08 12 Feb 15 National Infrastructure Projects (Local Development) 2.39 26 Feb 15 Low Carbon Energy Generation 1.46 5 Mar 15 National Planning Policy Framework 2.35 12 Mar 15 Police and Children 1.30 12 Mar 15 Violence against women and girls 1.31 19 Mar 15 Local Newspapers 2.50 Total: 27.27 3: Adjournment (Commi ttee) 19 Jun 14 Mr Graham Allen (on behalf of the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee): 2.09 Conflict Decisions and Constitutional Reform 26 Jun 14 Mr Bernard Jenkin (on behalf of the Public Administration Select Committee): 1.50 Migration Statistics 3 Ju l 14 Sir Richard Ottaway (on behalf of the Foreign Affairs Committee): North and West 1.23 Africa (UK Response) 3 Ju l 14 Mr Clive Betts (on behalf of the Communities and Local Government Committee): 0.59 Local Government Procurement 10 Jul 14 Dame Anne Begg (on behalf of the Work and Pensions Committee): Jobcentre plus 3.00 16 Oct 14 Mr Bernard Jenkin (on behalf of the Public Administration Committee): Police 2.16 Recorded Crime Statistics 23 Oct 14 Andrew Miller (on behalf of the Science and Technology Committee): 1.42 Communicating Climate Science 30 Oct 14 Sir John Stanley (on behalf of the Committees on Arms Export Controls): Arms 2.12 Exports and Controls 20 Nov 14 Mr Tim Yeo (on behalf of the Committee on Energy and Climate Change): IPCC 1.33 Fifth Assessment Report 20 Nov 14 Mr Tim Yeo (on behalf of the Committee on Energy and Climate Change): Carbon 1.25 Capture and Storage 27 Nov 14 Miss Anne McIntosh (on behalf of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 1.21 Committee): Food Security 27 Nov 14 Joan Walley (on behalf of the Environmental Audit Committee): Plastic Bags 1.10 11 Dec 14 Sir Malcolm Bruce (on behalf of the International Development Committee): Health 2.04 Systems (Developing Countries) 11 Dec 14 Sir Malcolm Bruce (on behalf of the International Development Committee): 0.55 Disability and Development 8 Jan 15 Miss Anne McIntosh (on behalf of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 2.24 Committee): Winter Floods 2013–14 22 Jan 15 Mr Tim Yeo (on behalf of the Energy and Climate Change Committee): Green Deal 0.37 22 Jan 15 Sir Alan Beith (on behalf of the Justice Committee): Crime Reduction Policies 1.55 29 Jan 15 Keith Vaz (on behalf of the Home Affairs Committee): Female Genital Mutilation 1.24 29 Jan 15 Andrew Miller (on behalf of the Science and Technology Committee): Blood Safety 1.21 (Variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease) PART IV: ANALYSIS FOR WESTMINSTER HALL 27 Date Subject Duration 5 Feb 15 Mr Graham Allen (on behalf of the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee): 1.28 Voter Engagement 5 Feb 15 Dame Anne Begg (on behalf of the Work and Pensions Committee): Employment 1.29 and Support Allowance and Work Capability Assessments Total: 34.37 5: Petitions 21 Jul 14 Bob Blackman: Eid and Diwali (Public Holidays) 1.03 8 Sep 14 Nic Dakin: Pancreatic Cancer 2.32 1 Dec 14 Graha me M. Morris: Palestine 3.00 15 Dec 14 Mark Hunter: Paediatric First Aid 1.43 23 Feb 15 Mr Philip Hollobone: Animal Welfare (Non-stun Slaughter) 3.00 2 Mar 15 Derek Twigg: Harvey’s Law 1.39 16 Mar 15 Katy Clark: Veterans’ Pensions 0.52 23 Mar 15 Mr David Anderson: Nurses and Midwives: Fees 2.02 Total: 15.51 7: Suspensions 17 Jun 14 Suspension 0.22 18 Jun 14 Suspension 0.19 18 Jun 14 Suspension 0.16 18 Jun 14 Suspension 0.18 24 Jun 14 Suspension 0.15 24 Jun 14 Suspension 0.13 25 Jun 14 Suspension 0.06 25 Jun 14 Suspension 0.14 1 Ju l 14 Suspension 0.14 1 Ju l 14 Suspension 0.14 2 Ju l 14 Suspension 0.15 8 Ju l 14 Suspension 0.08 9 Ju l 14 Suspension 0.16 16 Jul 14 Suspension 0.48 22 Jul 14 Suspension 0.11 3 Sep 14 Suspension 0.13 9 Sep 14 Suspension 0.14 9 Sep 14 Suspension 0.07 14 Oct 14 Suspension 0.34 15 Oct 14 Suspension 0.15 22 Oct 14 Suspension 0.01 22 Oct 14 Suspension 0.03 23 Oct 14 Suspension 0.11 28 Oct 14 Suspension 0.44 28 Oct 14 Suspension 0.27 28 Oct 14 Suspension 0.07 29 Oct 14 Suspension 0.44 4 Nov 14 Suspension 0.21 5 Nov 14 Suspension 0.08 11 Nov 14 Suspension 0.35 18 Nov 14 Suspension 0.29 28 SESSI ON 2 014 –15 Date Subject Duration 19 Nov 14 Suspension 0.25 25 Nov 14 Suspension 0.09 26 Nov 14 Suspension 0.18 1 Dec 14 Suspension 0.53 2 Dec 14 Suspension 0.05 3 Dec 14 Suspension 0.10 9 Dec 14 Suspension 0.23 16 Dec 14 Suspension 0.11 17 Dec 14 Suspension 0.21 17 Dec 14 Suspension 0.23 6 Jan 15 Suspension 0.02 6 Jan 15 Suspension 0.11 6 Jan 15 Suspension 0.11 6 Jan 15 Suspension 0.10 7 Jan 15 Suspension 0.04 13 Jan 15 Suspension 0.13 14 Jan 15 Suspension 0.04 14 Jan 15 Suspension 0.10 27 Jan 15 Suspension 0.05 28 Jan 15 Suspension 0.10 3 Feb 15 Suspension 0.12 3 Feb 15 Suspension 0.34 4 Feb 15 Suspension 0.13 10 Feb 15 Suspension 0.37 10 Feb 15 Suspension 0.38 11 Feb 15 Suspension 0.15 24 Feb 15 Suspension 0.38 25 Feb 15 Suspension 0.15 3 Mar 15 Suspension 0.38 10 Mar 15 Suspension 0.07 10 Mar 15 Suspension 0.12 12 Mar 15 Suspension 0.13 17 Mar 15 Suspension 0.22 17 Mar 15 Suspension 0.10 25 Mar 15 Suspension 0.12 Total: 19.16 8: Miscellaneous 16 Jul 14 Point of Order: Mr Jamie Reed: Minister’s response 0.01 10 Dec 14 Point of Order: Robert Halfon: Confirmation of permission to make speech 0.18 5 Feb 15 Points of Order: Chris Ruane: Lack of Minister 0.02 Mr John Spellar: Request for House authorities to ensure Ministers’ diary secretaries regard sitting times 11 Feb 15 Point of Order: Paul Flynn: Minister not dealing with points raised 0.01 25 Feb 15 Point of Order: Richard Graham: Police widows and widowers to enter room 0.01 Total: 0.23 Gr and Total: 331.06