GENERAL INDEX
To the Journals of the House of Commons
Volume 257, 2000–01 to Volume 266, 2009–10
Ordered, by The House of Commons to be printed 5 July 2017
PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
PREFACE
This General Index to the Journals of the House of Commons, covering 2000–01 to 2009–10, is the twenty-first in a series that began with Erskine May’s extraordinary achievement in indexing the extant Journals from 1547 to 1714.
This volume differs from its predecessors in being planned from the outset as a compilation of the Indexes to the Journal of each Session. The advantages in simplifying the preparation of the present decennial Index entail a certain risk that any errors of omission or attribution in an original sessional Index may be inadvertently replicated here.
The downward spiral of high prices and dwindling demand for printed copies of the Journal has been mitigated by efforts to make the Journals readily available online. Searching for any text these days generally makes use of a search engine to locate online material and then a Find function within electronic copies of documents. Nevertheless there remains a place for the analytical approach of these Indexes to the Journal which facilitate the swift tracking over decades of precedents which may be affected by the modernisation and evolution of parliamentary procedure.
From the 2008–09 Session onwards, the daily Votes and Proceedings began to include information about Questions to and Statements by Ministers among a number of other changes in content and presentation which accompanied the transition to making greater use of software in producing the Votes and Proceedings. These changes are fully reflected in the Journals for 2008–09 and 2009–10 and consequently this Index includes some kinds of material which appear in relation only to the last two Sessions of the decade.
Thanks are due to several Journal Office colleagues who took part in creating the present volume, amongst whom I would wish—invidiously— to mention David Burrell, Mark Etherton and Simon Patrick OBE.
Liam LAURENCE SMYTH
Clerk of the Journals, 2009 to 2014
May 2017
Accounts and Papers 1 GENERAL INDEX TO THE JOURNALS OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS Volume 257, 2000–01 to Volume 266, 2009–10
ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS I. Addresses for Papers
II. Orders for Papers 1. Sessional Returns ordered, and laid upon the Table accordingly 2. Other Papers ordered, and presented or laid upon the Table accordingly
III. Papers Presented Under Other Authorities 1. Presented by Her Majesty’s Command 2. Presented pursuant to Act 3. Presented pursuant to Statutory Instrument 4. Presented pursuant to Measure 5. Presented pursuant to Standing Orders 6. Laid upon the Table, pursuant to Resolutions 7. Relating to Members’ Interests (Declaration), &c.
IV. Papers Presented or Laid by the Speaker, the Clerk of the House, Ministers of the Crown and other Members 1. Laid upon the Table by 2. Presented by
I. ADDRESSES FOR PAPERS: Addresses for Papers, and Papers presented accordingly: Independent Review into the broader issues surround- ing the loss of the RAF Nimrod MR2 Aircraft XV230 in Child protection procedures in Humberside Police and Afghanistan in 2006 Report, [2008–09] 667, 674. Cambridgeshire Constabulary, &c. Report, [2003–04] 390, 394. Independent Review of Home Education Report, [2008–09] 420, 422. Circumstances surrounding the death of Dr David Kelly CMG Report, [2003–04] 104, 105. Inquiry into disturbance and fire at Yarl’s Wood Re- moval Centre Report, [2003–04] 614, 620. Commission for Architecture and the Built Environ- ment Report, [2003–04] 383, 384. Investigation into disturbance at Harmondsworth Im- migration Removal Centre Report, [2003–04] 614, 620. Cory Collusion Inquiry Report, [2003–04] 259, 260. Memorandum of Reply from the Northern Ireland English National Stadium Review Interim Report, Department of Finance and Personnel to the First Report [2001–02] 278, 279. from the Northern Ireland Public Accounts Committee, English National Stadium Review Final Report, Session 2002–03, [2002–03] 98, 100. [2001–02] 751, 754. Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, [2009–10] Foot and Mouth Disease 2001: Lessons to be Learned 254, 263. Report, [2001–02] 714, 717. Private Military Companies: Options for Regulation, Indefinite Leave to Remain Report, [2004–05] 70, 72. [2001–02] 351, 353. 2 Accounts and Papers Progress Report of Lord Laming on the Protection of Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of Children in England, [2008–09] 216, 219. eight drawings now in the possession of the Samuel Cour- tauld Trust, [2008–09] 459, 466. Review of Foot and Mouth Disease 2007: A review and Lessons Learned, conducted by Dr Iain Anderson, Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of Report, [2007–08] 252, 255. pieces of porcelain now in the possession of the British Museum, London, and the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cam- Review by the Independent Police Complaints Com- bridge by the Right Honourable Sir David Hirst, [2007– mission (death of Christopher Adler) Report, [2005–06] 08] 444, 446. 533, 535. Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of Review by Nicholas Blake QC (Deepcut) Report, three drawings now in the possession of the Courtauld [2005–06] 555, 560. Institute of Art by the Right Honourable Sir David Hirst, Official Account of the Bombings in London on 7th [2006–07] 124, 125. July 2005 Report, [2005–06] 617, 618. Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of Royal Liverpool Children’s Inquiry Report &c., three Rubens paintings now in the possession of the Cour- [2000–01] 101, 103. tauld Institute of Art by the Right Honourable Sir David Hirst, [2007–08] 49, 52. Report by the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of a painting, [2000–01] 74, 77. Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of a 12th Century manuscript now in the possession of the Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of British Library, [2004–05] 296, 298. a painting held by the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, [2005–06] 460, 464. Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of four drawings now in possession of the British Museum, Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of [2005–06] 590, 593. a painting now in possession of Glasgow City Council by the Right Honourable Sir David Hirst, [2004–05] 5, 8. Sutherland Inquiry into the delivery of National Cur- riculum tests in 2008 Report, [2008–09] 30, 36. Zahid Mubarek Inquiry Report, [2005–06] 714, 717.
II. ORDERS FOR PAPERS: 1. Sessional Returns ordered, and laid upon the Table Economic and Fiscal Strategy Report and Financial accordingly: Statement and Budget Report, [2000–01] 184, 187; [2001–02] 465, 466; [2002–03] 320, 321; [2003–04] 207, —for Session 1999–2000, [2000–01] 13, 119; for Ses- 208; [2004–05] 259, 263; [2005–06] 526, 527; [2006–07] sion 2000–01, [2001–02] 26, 108; for Session 2001–02, 244, 245; [2007–08] 256, 258; [2008–09] 289, 294; [2002–03] 18, 122; for Session 2002–03, [2003–04] 16, [2009–10] 370, 377. 18; for Session 2003–04, [2004–05] 14, 17; for Ses- sion 2004–05, [2005–06] 24, 48; for Session 2005–06, Equitable Life Assurance Society (Report by the Fi- [2006–07] 10, 51; for Session 2006–07, [2007–08] 14, nancial Services Authority), [2001–02] 130, 130. 110; for Session 2007–08, [2008–09] 13, 242; for Session Equitable Life Inquiry, [2003–04] 179, 181. 2008–09, [2009–10] 23, 166. Hammond Inquiry (application for naturalisation by 2. Other Papers ordered, and presented or laid upon the Mr. S. P. Hinduja), [2000–01] 176, 198. Table accordingly: Hammond Inquiry, 2001, into circumstances surround- Contingencies Fund, for 1999–2000, [2000–01] 59, 62; ing an application for naturalisation by Mr S. P. Hinduja for 2000–01, [2001–02] 354, 356; for 2001–02, [2002-3] in 1998, [2001–02] 381, 381. 98, 99; for 2002–03, [2003–04] 114, 116; for 2003–04, [2004–05] 94, 96; for 2004–05, [2005–06] 327, 330; for Return of the Report by the Comptroller and Auditor 2005–06, [2005–06] 810, 812; for 2006–07, [2006–07] General of a review under section 12 of the Financial 499, 502; for 2007–08, [2007–08] 511, 516; for 2008–09, Services and Markets Act 2000, [2006–07] 318, 319. [2008–09] 549, 557. Review of Intelligence on Weapons of Mass Destruc- tion, [2003–04] 454, 456.
III. PAPERS PRESENTED UNDER OTHER AUTHORITIES: 1. Presented by Her Majesty’s Command During Prorogation or Adjournment [2000–01] 8, &c.; [2001–02] 20, &c.; [2002–03] 5, [2000–01] 4, &c.; [2001–02] 110, &c.; [2002–03] 4, &c.; [2003–04] 6, &c.; [2004–05] 4, &c.; [2005–06] 18, &c.; [2003–04] 4, &c.; [2004–05] 4, &c.; [2005–06] 42, &c.; [2006–07] 4, &c.; [2007–08] 5, &c.; [2008–09] 5, &c.; [2006–07] 3, &c.; [2007–08] 106, &c.; [2008–09] 4, &c.; [2009–10], 4, &c. &c.; [2009–10], 4, &c. Accounts and Papers 3 On non-sitting Friday Subject to Special Parliamentary Procedure [2000–01] 82, &c.; [2001–02] 39, &c.; [2002–03] 29, [2000–01] 144; [2001–02] 455; [2002–03] 325; [2003– &c.; [2003–04] 25, &c.; [2004–05] 30, &c.; [2005–06] 04] 343, 553; [2004–05] 153; [2008–09] 429. 16, &c.; [2006–07] 24, &c.; [2007–08] 26, &c.; [2008– 3. Presented pursuant to Statutory Instrument 09] 12, &c.; [2009–10], 12, &c. [2000–01] 336, &c.; [2001–02] 128, &c.; [2002–03] On or after the first day of the new Parliament 210, &c.; [2003–04] 5, &c.; [2004–05] 13, &c.; [2005– [2001–02] 18; [2005–06] 16. 06] 20, &c.; [2006–07] 5, &c.; [2007–08] 19, &c.; [2008–09] 8, &c.; [2009–10], 22, &c. Subject to Affirmative Resolution 4. Presented pursuant to Measure [2003–04] 26. [2000–01] 8 ; [2001–02] 82, 201, 728; [2002–03] 232, 2. Presented pursuant to Act 557; [2003–04] 14, 440, 613; [2005–06] 81, 220, 288(2), [2000–01] 8, &c.; [2001–02] 19, &c.; [2002–03] 5, 721, 790(5); [2006–07] 18, 496; [2007–08] 8; [2008–09] &c.; [2003–04] 5, &c.; [2004–05] 4, &c.; [2005–06] 18, 472, 597, 598(5); [2009–10], 13. &c.; [2006–07] 4, &c.; [2007–08] 4, &c.; [2008–09] 5, 5. Presented pursuant to Standing Orders &c.; [2009–10], 4, &c. —relating to Public Business: During Prorogation or Adjournment (Notification in respect of certain statutory instru- [2000–01] 4, &c.; [2001–02] 112, &c.; [2002–03] 4, ments), [2000–01] 155, &c.; [2001–02] 28, &c.; [2002– &c.; [2003–04] 5, &c.; [2004–05] 74, &c.; [2005–06] 17, 03] 119, &c.; [2003–04] 79, &c.; [2004–05] 170, 274; &c.; [2006–07] 3, &c.; [2007–08] 3, &c.; [2008–09] 4, [2005–06] 18, &c.; [2006–07] 93, &c.; [2007–08] 5, &c.; &c.; [2009–10], 4, &c. [2008–09] 242, 270, 682, 699; [2009–10], 82, &c. On non-sitting Friday (Printing of petitions and ministerial replies), [2000– [2000–01] 62, &c.; [2001–02] 40, &c.; [2002–03] 29, 01] 20, &c.; [2001–02] 119, &c.; [2002–03] 9, &c.; &c.; [2003–04] 10, &c.; [2004–05] 12, &c.; [2005–06] [2003–04] 6, &c.; [2004–05] 8, &c.; [2005–06] 18, &c.; 42, &c.; [2006–07] 25, &c.; [2007–08] 12, &c.; [2008– [2006–07] 5, &c. (Standing Order amended, [2006–07] 09] 28, &c.; [2009–10], 12, &c. 611.) On or after the first day of the new Parliament (Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards), [2002– 03] 560; [2003–04] 427; [2005–06] 157, 786; [2006–07] [2001–02] 18–19; [2005–06] 17, &c. 607; [2007–08] 550; [2008–09] 481. Subject to Affirmative Resolution —relating to Private Business: [2000–01] 5, &c.; [2001–02] 19, &c.; [2002–03] 5, (Bills affecting charities or educational foundations), &c.; [2003–04] 95, &c.; [2004–05] 125, &c.; [2005–06] [2003–04] 409, 508; [2006–07] 336, 417, &c. 17, &c.; [2006–07] 4, &c.; [2007–08] 4, &c.; [2008–09] 4, &c.; [2009–10], 4, &c. [For Papers presented by the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, see EXAMINERS] —Explanatory Memorandum presented (by Com- mand) on a later day, [2001–02] 607; [2002–03] 461; 6. Laid upon the Table, pursuant to Resolutions [2003–04] 364; [2005–06] 310, 643; [2006–07] 413; Nil. [2007–08] 174, 446; [2008-09] 206, 444, 473, 594(2); [2009-10] 52, 108, 166, 223, 246(2), 303. 7. Relating to Members’ Interests (Declaration), &c. Subject to Negative Resolution [2000–01] 115; [2001–02] 239; [2002–03] 59; [2003– 04] 149; [2004–05] 149; [2005–06] 272; [2006–07] 282; [2000–01] 4, &c.; [2001–02] 18, &c.; [2002–03] 4, [2007–08] 506. &c.; [2003–04] 5, &c.; [2004–05] 4, &c.; [2005–06] 23, &c.; [2006–07] 4, &c.; [2007–08] 4, &c.; [2008–09] 4, Register of Members’ Financial Interests laid upon the &c.; [2009–10], 4, &c. Table, [2009–10], 216. 4 Accounts and Papers
IV. PAPERS PRESENTED OR LAID BY THE SPEAKER, THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE, MIN- ISTERS OF THE CROWN AND OTHER MEMBERS: 1. Laid upon the Table by 2. Presented by —the Speaker, [2000–01] 26, &c.; [2001–02] 24, &c.; —Ministers of the Crown, [2000–01] 4, &c.; [2001– [2002–03] 26, &c.; [2003–04] 6, &c.; [2004–05] 93, &c.; 02] 18, &c.; [2002–03] 4, &c.; [2003–04] 4, &c.;[2004– [2005–06] 18, &c.; [2006–07] 15, &c.; [2007–08] 5, &c.; 05] 4, &c.; [2005–06] 16, &c.; [2006–07] 4, &c.; [2007– [2008–09] 44, &c.; [2009–10], 16, &c. [see SPEAKER, 08] 4, &c.; [2008–09] 4, &c.; [2009–10], 4, &c. IV]. —the Chairman of Ways and Means, [2000–01] 194, —the Clerk of the House, [2000–01] 4, &c.; [2001–02] &c.; [2002–03] 368; [2003–04] 372, 604; [2004–05] 201; 20, &c.; [2002–03] 5, &c.; [2003–04] 5, &c.; [2004–05] [2008–09] 519. 4, &c.; [2005–06] 18, &c.; [2006–07] 4, &c.; [2007–08] —the Chairman of the Public Accounts Commis- 5, &c.; [2008–09] 5, &c.; [2009–10], 9, &c. sion, [2000–01] 160, 282; [2001–02] 93, 249, 543, 819; [2002–03] 38, 373; [2003–04] 6, 270; [2004–05] 93; [2006–07] 15; [2006–07] 489; [2007–08] 35; [2008–09] 385, 448; [2009–10], 16.
ADJOURNMENT DEBATES ON SPECIFIED SUBJECTS
[see DEBATE, IV. Half Hour Adjournment Debates and WESTMINSTER HALL] ADDRESSES 5 ADDRESSES
I. Of Thanks (Queen’s Speech at the Opening of a Session)
II. Other Matters
III. Relating to Statutory Instruments
IV. For Returns
V. For Appointments 1. Comptroller and Auditor General 2. Electoral Commissioners 3. Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority
VI. Miscellaneous
I. OF THANKS (QUEEN’S SPEECH AT THE OPENING OF A SESSION): [2000–01] Motion made; Debate ordered to be ad- o’clock), 6. Resumed; Debate ordered to be adjourned, 9. journed, 3. Resumed; Debate stood adjourned (at Seven Resumed; Debate ordered to be adjourned, 12. Resumed; o’clock), 7. Resumed; Debate ordered to be adjourned, 9, Amendment negatived on Division; Debate stood ad- 12. Resumed; Amendment negatived on Division; Debate journed (after Seven o’clock), 15. Resumed, 18; Another stood adjourned (after Ten o’clock), 14. Resumed, 17; Amendment negatived on Division; Another Amendment Another Amendment negatived on Division, 18; Another negatived on Division, Question having been put forth- Amendment negatived on Division, Question having been with, pursuant to Standing Order (Calling of amendments put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order (Calling of at end of debate), 18; Main Question agreed to, 19. amendments at end of debate), 19; Main Question agreed Queen’s Answer, 58. to, 19. Queen’s Answer, 29. [2005–06] Motion made; Debate ordered to be ad- [2001–02] Motion made; Debate ordered to be ad- journed, 16. Resumed; Debate ordered to be adjourned, journed, 18. Resumed; Debate stood adjourned (at Seven 19. Resumed; Debate ordered to be adjourned, 22. o’clock), 22. Resumed; Debate stood adjourned (at half- Resumed; Debate ordered to be adjourned, 23. Resumed; past Two o’clock), 23. Resumed; Debate stood adjourned Amendment negatived on Division; Debate stood ad- (at Ten o’clock), 25. Resumed; Amendment negatived journed (after Ten o’clock), 25. Resumed, 27; Another on Division; Debate stood adjourned (after Ten o’clock), Amendment negatived on Division, 28; Another Amend- 27. Resumed, 28; Another Amendment negatived on ment negatived on Division, Question having been put Division, 29; Another Amendment negatived on Division, forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order (Calling of amend- Question having been put forthwith, pursuant to Standing ments at end of debate), 28; Main Question agreed to, 28. Order (Calling of amendments at end of debate), 29; Main Queen’s Answer, 52. Question agreed to, 29. Queen’s Answer, 68. [2006–07] Motion made; 3. Debate ordered to be ad- [2002–03] Motion made; Debate ordered to be ad- journed, 3. Resumed, 7. Debate ordered to be adjourned, journed, 4. Resumed; Debate ordered to be adjourned, 8. 7. Resumed, 9. Debate ordered to be adjourned, 9. Resumed; Debate ordered to be adjourned, 11. Resumed; Resumed, 16. Debate stood adjourned (at Seven o’clock), Debate ordered to be adjourned, 14. Resumed; Amend- 16. Resumed, 20. Amendment negatived on Division, 21; ment negatived on Division; Debate stood adjourned Debate stood adjourned (after Six o’clock), 21. Resumed, (after Ten o’clock), 16. Resumed; Another Amendment 23; Another Amendment negatived on Division, 23; An- negatived on Division, 19; Another Amendment nega- other Amendment negatived on Division, Question having tived on Division, Question having been put forthwith, been put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order (Calling of pursuant to Standing Order (Calling of amendments at amendments at end of debate), 23; Main Question agreed end of debate), 20; Main Question agreed to, 20. Queen’s to on Division, 24. Queen’s Answer, 49. Answer, 69. [2007–08] Motion made, 3. Debate ordered to be ad- [2003–04] Motion made; Debate ordered to be journed, 3. Resumed, 7. Debate ordered to be adjourned, adjourned, 4. Resumed; Debate stood adjourned (at Six 7. Resumed, 10. Debate ordered to be adjourned, 10. o’clock), 7. Resumed; Debate ordered to be adjourned, Resumed, 12. Debate stood adjourned, 12. Resumed, 10, 13. Resumed; Amendment negatived on Division; De- 15. Amendment negatived on Division 15; Debate stood bate stood adjourned (after Seven o’clock), 16. Resumed; adjourned (after Ten o’clock), 15. Resumed, 18. Another Another Amendment negatived on Division, 22; Another Amendment negatived on Division, 18. Another Amend- Amendment negatived on Division, Question having been ment negatived on Division, Question having been put put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order (Calling of forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order (Calling of amend- amendments at end of debate), 22; Main Question agreed ments at end of debate), 18; Main Question agreed to on to, 22. Queen’s Answer, 48. Division, 18. Queen’s Answer, 231. [2004–05] Motion made; Debate ordered to be ad- [2008–09] Motion made, 3. Debate ordered to be ad- journed, 3. Resumed; Debate stood adjourned (at Seven journed, 3. Resumed, 6. Debate ordered to be adjourned, 6 ADDRESSES 6. Resumed, 10. Debate ordered to be adjourned, 10. [2009–10], Motion made, 3. Debate ordered to be ad- Resumed, 17. Debate stood adjourned (at 7.00 pm), 17. journed, 3. Resumed, 7. Debate ordered to be adjourned, Resumed, 22; Amendment negatived on Division, 23; 7. Resumed, 10. Debate stood adjourned (at 10.00 pm), Debate stood adjourned (after 6.00 pm), 23. Resumed, 25; 10. Resumed, 13. Debate stood adjourned (at 10.00 pm), Another Amendment negatived on Division, 25; Another 13. Resumed, 17. Amendment negatived on Division 17; Amendment negatived on Division, Question having been Debate stood adjourned (after 7.00 pm), 18. Resumed, 24; put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order (Calling of Another Amendment negatived on Division, 24; Another amendments at end of debate), 26; Main Question agreed Amendment negatived on Division, Question having been to, 26. Queen’s Answer, 131. put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order (Calling of amendments at end of debate), 24; Main Question agreed to, 24. Queen’s Answer, 53.
II. OTHER MATTERS: Condolence, on the death of Her Majesty, Queen Her Majesty’s Reply to be entered in Journals, [2001–02] Elizabeth, the Queen Mother (nemine contradicente), 521. [2001–02] 445. Queen’s Answer, [2001–02] 473. Eightieth Birthday of Her Majesty the Queen (nemine Fiftieth Anniversary of Her Majesty’s Accession to the contradicente), [2005–06] 570. Queen’s Answer, [2005– Throne (nemine contradicente), [2001–02] 509. Address 06] 574. presented in Westminster Hall; The Speaker’s words and Speaker Martin’s Retirement, [2008–09] 452. Queen’s Answer, [2008–09] 476.
III. RELATING TO STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS: Addresses for Statutory Instruments to be made, —put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order, [2005– [2001–02] 226(2), 311, 788(2); [2002–03] 48(2), 525(2), 06] 275. 694(2); [2003–04] 41, 42, 264; [2004–05] 37; [2005–06] —after Question put after one and a half hours, 637, 638. pursuant to Standing Order (Proceedings under an Act Queen’s Answers, [2001–02] 251, 354, 800; [2002–03] or on European Community documents), [2000–01] 84; 69(2), 562(2), 705(2); [2003–04] 48, 292; [2004–05] 58; [2001–02] 150, 329; [2006–07] 352; [2007–08] 315, [2005–06] 688 (2). (Deferred Division) 323; [2008–09] 37, 208. Motions for an Address to annul Statutory Instruments Motion to annul statutory instrument adjourned till negatived: tomorrow on grounds that time for debate had not been adequate, [2000–01] 64.
IV. FOR RETURNS: [For Returns presented by Order, see ACCOUNTS AND Independent Review into the broader issues surround- PAPERS, II.] ing the loss of the RAF Nimrod MR2 Aircraft XV230 in Afghanistan in 2006 Report, [2008–09] 667, 674. Child protection procedures in Humberside Police and Cambridgeshire Constabulary, &c. Report, [2003–04] Independent Review of Home Education Report, 390, 394. [2008–09] 420, 422. Circumstances surrounding the death of Dr David Inquiry into disturbance and fire at Yarl’s Wood Re- Kelly CMG Report, [2003–04] 104, 105. moval Centre Report, [2003–04] 614, 620. Commission for Architecture and the Built Environ- Investigation into disturbance at Harmondsworth Im- ment Report, [2003–04] 383, 384. migration Removal Centre Report, [2003–04] 614, 620. Cory Collusion Inquiry Report, [2003–04] 259, 260. Memorandum of Reply from the Northern Ireland Department of Finance and Personnel to the First Report English National Stadium Review Interim Report, from the Northern Ireland Public Accounts Committee, [2001–02] 278, 279. Session 2002–03, [2002–03] 98, 100. English National Stadium Review Final Report, Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, [2009–10] [2001–02] 751, 754. 254. Foot and Mouth Disease 2001: Lessons to be Learned Private Military Companies: Options for Regulation, Report, [2001–02] 714, 717. [2001–02] 351, 353. Indefinite Leave to Remain Report, [2004–05] 70, 72. ADDRESSES 7 Progress Report of Lord Laming on the Protection of Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of Children in England, [2008–09] 216, 219. eight drawings now in the possession of the Samuel Cour- tauld Trust, [2008–09] 459, 466. Review of Foot and Mouth Disease 2007: A review and Lessons Learned, conducted by Dr Iain Anderson, Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of Report, [2007–08] 252, 255. pieces of porcelain now in the possession of the British Museum, London, and the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cam- Review by the Independent Police Complaints Com- bridge by the Right Honourable Sir David Hirst, [2007– mission (death of Christopher Adler) Report, [2005–06] 08] 444, 446. 533, 535. Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of Review by Nicholas Blake QC (Deepcut) Report, three drawings now in the possession of the Courtauld [2005–06] 555, 560. Institute of Art by the Right Honourable Sir David Hirst, Official Account of the Bombings in London on 7th [2006–07] 124, 125. July 2005 Report, [2005–06] 617, 618. Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of Royal Liverpool Children’s Inquiry Report &c., three Rubens paintings now in the possession of the Cour- [2000–01] 101, 103. tauld Institute of Art by the Right Honourable Sir David Hirst, [2007–08] 49, 52. Report by the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of a painting, [2000–01] 74, 77. Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of a 12th Century manuscript now in the possession of the Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of British Library, [2004–05] 296, 298. a painting held by the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, [2005–06] 460, 464. Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of four drawings now in possession of the British Museum, Report of the Spoliation Advisory Panel in respect of [2005–06] 590, 593. a painting now in possession of Glasgow City Council by the Right Honourable Sir David Hirst, [2004–05] 5, 8. Sutherland Inquiry into the delivery of National Cur- riculum tests in 2008 Report, [2008–09] 30, 36. Zahid Mubarek Inquiry Report, [2005–06] 714, 717
V. FOR APPOINTMENTS: 1. Comptroller and Auditor General Appointment of Electoral Commissioners, [2004–05] 100; [2006–07] 515; [2009–10] 85. Queen’s Answers, Appointment of the Comptroller and Auditor General, [2004–05] 189; [2006–07] 596; [2009–10] 223. [2007–08] 143. Queen’s Answer, [2007–08] 231. Re-appointment of Electoral Commissioners, [2005– Appointment of Chairman of the Electoral Commis- 06] 374; [2006–07] 106. Queen’s Answers, [2005–06] sion, [2008–09] 37. Queen’s Answer, [2008–09] 131. 427; [2006–07] 171. Appointment of the Comptroller and Auditor General, 3. Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority [2008–09] 376. Queen’s Answer, [2008–09] 395. Appointment of Sir Ian Kennedy to the office of Chair 2. Electoral Commissioners of the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority, Appointment of Electoral Commissioners: business and the Rt. Hon. Lord Justice Scott Baker, Jackie Ballard, stood over, forty Members not being present on a Divi- Ken Olisa and Professor Isobel Sharp to the office of ordi- sion on a Motion that the House sit in private, [2000–01] nary member of the Independent Parliamentary Standards 45; Motion made and Question put, 50; agreed to (De- Authority, [2009–10] 39. Queen’s Answer, [2009–10] 53 ferred Division), 53. Queen’s Answer, [2000–01] 161.
VI. MISCELLANEOUS: Addresses to be presented by Privy Counsellors or —agreed to, [2000–01] 19, 53, 74, 101; [2001–02] Members of Her Majesty’s Household, [2000–01] 19; 29, 226(2), 278, 311, 351, 445, 509, 714, 751, 788(2); [2001–02] 29, &c.; [2002–03] 20, &c.; [2003–04] 22, [2002–03] 20, 48(2), 98, 525(2), 694(2); [2003–04] 22, &c.; [2004–05] 19, &c.; [2005–06] 28, &c.; [2006–07] 41, 42, 104, 259, 264, 383, 390, 260(2); [2004–05] 5, 106, &c.; [2007–08] 143, &c.; [2008–09] [2008–09] 26, 19, 37, 70, 100, 296; [2005–06] 28, 374, 460, 533, 555, &c.; [2009–10], 24, &c. 570, 590, 617, 637, 638, 714; [2006–07] 24, 106, 124, 515, 540; [2007–08] 18, 143; [2008–09] 26, 37, 376, 452; Address to be presented by the whole House, [2001– [2009–10] 24, 39, 85. 02] 509. —business stood over, forty Members not being Questions for presenting Addresses: present on a Division on a Motion that the House sit in private, [2000–01] 45.—negatived, [2001–02] 150, 329; 8 ADDRESSES [2005–06] 275; [2006–07] 352; [2007–08] 323; [2008– 01] 19; [2001–02] 29; [2002–03] 20; [2003–04] 22; 09] 37, 208. [2004–05] 18; [2005–06] 28; [2006–07] 23; [2007–08] 18; [2008–09] 26; [2009–10], 24. —Amendments to Questions negatived, [2000–01] 14, 17; [2001–02] 27, 29; [2002–03] 16, 19; [2003–04] 16, Queen’s Answers to Addresses, by Vice-Chamberlain 21; [2004–05] 15, 18; [2005–06] 25, 27; [2006–07] 21, of the Household, [2000–01] 29, 161; [2001–02] 68, 23; [2007–08] 15, 18; [2008–09] 23, 25; [2009–10], 18, 473, 800; [2002–03] 69, 705; [2003–04] 48(2), 292; 24. [2004–05] 58(2), 189; [2005–06] 52, 427, 688; [2006–07] 49, 171, 596; [2007–08] 231 (2); [2008–09] 395, 476; —after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing [2009–10], 53(2), 2 Order (Calling of amendments at end of debate), [2000– AMENDMENTS TO QUESTIONS 9 AMENDMENTS TO QUESTIONS
[For Amendments to Bills, see Bills, Private and Bills, Public. See also Resolutions and Addresses.]
I. Amendments made
II. Amendments negatived
III. Amendments withdrawn
IV. Miscellaneous
I. AMENDMENTS MADE: Relating to —Regional Grand Committees, [2007–08] 683.
Opposition days: —Suggested Amendment to a Bill under the Parlia- ment Acts, [2003–04] 521. —to Motions for Resolutions, [2000–01] 75, &c.; [2001–02] 73, &c.; [2002–03] 108, &c.; [2003–04] 64, Private Member’s Motions in Government time: &c.; [2004–05] 48, &c.; [2005–06] 46, &c.; [2006–07] —under procedure for Opposition Days (pursuant to 46, &c; [2007–08] 33, &c.; [2008–09] 77, &c.; [2009–10] Orders), [2001–02] 363, &c.; [2002–03] 37, &c., [2001– 54, &c. 02] 386, &c.; [2002–03] 48, &c.; [2005–06] 766, 858; Government Motions: [2007–08] 532; [2008–09] 414, 662.
—Backbench Business Committee, [2009–10] 294(3). Bills, Public: —Election of Members of Select Committees, [2009– —To motion specifying order in which a Bill is to be 10] 293. considered (without notice), [2001–02] 337.
—Members’ Allowances, &c., [2001–02] 52(3), Standing Orders: [2001–02] 55(2); [2003–04] 590; [2008–09] 328. —to Questions for the amendment of Standing Orders, —Members’ Expenses, [2007–08] 514. [2007–08] 646. —Modernisation of the House of Commons (Changes —to Questions for the making of new Standing Or- to Standing Orders), [2007–08] 685. ders, [2001–02] 168, 554(2), 556. —New Financial Perspective and EU Regional Policy, —after Amendment made to proposed Amendment, [2003–04] 377. [2001–02] 554.
—Parliamentary Pensions, [2008–09] 467. Other Matters: —Pensions Reform, [2005–06] 705. — To Motion on membership and powers of Select Committee on a Bill, [2000–01] 50. —Regional Select Committees, [2007–08] 682.
II. AMENDMENTS NEGATIVED:
Relating to Bills, Public:
Address of Thanks (Queen’s Speech): —Reasoned Amendments to Questions for Second Readings of Bills, [2000–01] 44, 48, 52, 63, 80, 83, 235, —to Questions for presenting them in answer to 241; [2001–02] 45, 183, 203, 222, 231, 241, 270, 304, Queen’s Speech, [2000–01] 14, &c., &c.; [2001–02] 27, 438, 518, 523, 549; [2002–03] 31, 43, 53, 84, 88, 101, &c.; [2002–03] 16, &c.; [2003–04] 17, &c. [2004–05] 15, 194, 370, 375, 567; [2003–04] 48, 56, 70, 98, 165, 189, &c.; [2005–06] 25, &c.; [2006–07] 21, &c.; [2007–08] 271, 582; [2004–05] 28, 66, 73, 155, 176; [2005–06] 41, 15, &c.; [2008–09] 23, &c.; [2009–10], 17, &c. 55, 68, 82, 217, 247, 294, 354, 502, 579; [2006–07] 116, —after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing 303, 364; [2007–08] 45, 78, 306, 624; [2008-09] 46, 91, Order (Calling of amendments at end of debate), [2000– 347; [2009–10] 100, 120. 01] 18; [2001–02] 29; [2002–03] 19; [2003–04] 22; —Amendment to motion in relation to a Bill, [2000– [2004–05] 18; [2005–06] 28; [2006–07] 23; [2007–08] 01] 200. 18; [2008–09] 26; [2009–10] 24. 10 AMENDMENTS TO QUESTIONS —Procedure Motion (two Amendments), [2003–04] —House of Lords Reform (No. 1) (Main Question 520. subsequently negatived), [2002–03] 166. —To Allocation of Time Motions, [2000–01] 296; —Members’ Allowances, &c., [2001–02] 52(2), [2008–09] 183. [2001–02] 54; [2003–04] 590. —To Programme Motion, to increase number of days —Members’ Salaries (Expression of Opinion) (No. 1), in Committee of the whole House, [2000–01] 37. [2007–08] 512. —To Programme Motion, to re-commit Bill to a —Members’ Staff, [2008–09] 330. Standing Committee, [2001–02] 593. —Modernisation of the House of Commons, [2001– European Community Documents: 02] 553, 777, 778; [2006–07] 609. Amendments to Motions for Resolutions, [2002–03] —New provision for earlier sittings on Wednesdays, 25, 125, 186; [2003–04] 546. and for Thursdays and Fridays, [2001–02] 780.
Select Committees: —Northern Ireland Bill (Allocation of Time), [2008– 09] 183. —Motions for nomination, [2001–02] 80(2); [2003– 04] 363. —Nomination of Select Committees, [2003–04] 363. —Motion to nominate the membership of the Se- —Parliamentary Questions, [2001–02] 778. lect Committee on the Lord Chancellor’s Department, —Planning: National Policy Statements, [2008–09] [2002–03] 148. 378. Standing Orders: —Programming of Bills, [2003–04] 569. —To Government motion amending a Standing Order —Reform of Intelligence and Security Committee, and making two Standing Orders, [2000–01] 254. [2007–08] 561. —To Government motion repealing a Standing Order, —Regional Accountability, [2007–08] 680. making another and making other amendments to Stand- ing Orders, [2000–01] 342. —Regional Select Committees, [2007–08] 681. —To Government motion amending Standing Com- —Regulatory Reform, [2000–01] 342. mittee on the Liaison Committee (power to take evidence, —Security Screen, [2003–04] 280. [2001–02] 557. —Select Committee on Reform of the House of Com- —To Government motion making temporary changes mons, [2008–09] 571. to Standing Orders, [2007–08] 685. —September Sittings, [2005–06] 867. Government Motions: —Sittings of the House, [2009–10] 113. —Agreement (Cm. 6872) dated 30th June 2006, be- tween the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport —Support for Members who have chosen not to take and the British Broadcasting Corporation, [2005–06] 736. their seats, [2004–05] 238. —Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security, [2003–04] 151. —Treaty of Lisbon (No. 1), [2007–08] 160. —Backbench Business Committee, [2009–10] 293. —Treaty of Lisbon (No. 2), [2007–08] 164. —Business of the House (Lisbon Treaty), [2007–08] —Treaty of Lisbon (No. 3), [2007–08] 177. 155. —Treaty of Lisbon (No. 4), [2007–08] 181. —Common European Asylum System, [2007–08] 56. —Treaty of Lisbon (No. 5), [2007–08] 205. —Convention on the Future of Europe (No. 2), —Treaty of Lisbon (No. 6), [2007–08] 214. [2002–03] 529. —Treaty of Lisbon (No. 7), [2007–08] 217. —Election of a Speaker, [2000–01] 254. —Treaty of Lisbon (No. 8), [2007–08] 222. —Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, [2002–03] 81. —Trident, [2006–07] 229. —European Scrutiny, [2007–08] 685. —UN Security Council Resolution 1441, [2002–03] —Facilities of the House, [2001–02] 274, 275(2). 28. —Iraq, [2002–03] 203, 259. —Use of the Chamber (United Kingdom Youth Parlia- —House of Lords Reform (Hereditary Places), ment), [2008–09] 223 [2006–07] 208.
III. AMENDMENTS WITHDRAWN: Committees, Select: —To Motion to replace a Member with another, [2002–03] 26. AMENDMENTS TO QUESTIONS 11
IV. MISCELLANEOUS: Main Question, as amended, put and negatived, Amendment to Programme Order proposed; Amend- [2001–02] 555. ment by leave withdrawn, [2004–05] 141. Question on Amendment put forthwith pursuant to Questions put forthwith or at specified hours, pursuant Standing Order (Calling of amendments at end of debate), to Orders: [2000–01] 19; [2001–02] 29; [2002–03] 19; [2003–04] —on Amendments (at specified hours), [2000–01] 37, 22; [2004–05] 18; [2005–06] 28; [2006–07] 23; [2007– &c.; [2001–02] 52, &c.; [2002–03] 25; [2003–04] 546, 08] 18; [2008–09] 26; [2009–10] 24. 569, 590; [2005–06] 238, 399, &c. Question, That proposed words be there added, put —on Question, as amended, [2000–01] 37, &c.; forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order (Questions on [2001–02] 52, &c.; [2002–03] 25; [2003–04] 547, 570, amendments), [2000–01] 75, &c.; [2001–02] 73, &c.; 590. [2002–03] 108, &c.; [2003–04] 64, &c.; [2004–05] 48, &c.; [2005–06] 47, &c.; [2006–07] 47, &c.; [2007–08] Question, That original words stand part of the Ques- 33, &c.; [2008–09] 77, &c.; [2009–10] 54, &c. tion (on Opposition Day), stood adjourned at Ten o’clock, [2001–02] 428. Main Question, as amended, put (on Opposition Day, as Amendment did not leave out all the effective words of Question put, That an Amendment be made to a pro- the Motion), [2001–02] 410, 634; [2005–06] 73. posed Amendment, [2001–02] 554. 12 BILLS, PRIVATE BILLS, PRIVATE
I. Suspended Bills (at beginning of Session)
II. Suspended Bills (at end of Session)
III. Revived Bills 1. Revived Commons Bills (revived from previous Session) 2. Revived Lords Bills (revived from previous Session)
IV. Presentation of Petitions and First Readings
V. Second Readings and Committal
VI. Reports from the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills
VII. Reports from Standing Orders Committee relating to Private Bills
VIII. Reports from Committees on Private Bills
IX. Consideration
X. Third Readings
XI. Lords Amendments, &c.
XII. Lords Bills
XIII. Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Consent
XIV. Court of Referees
XV. Miscellaneous
XVI. List of Private Bills
XVII. Proceedings on Opposed Bills taken at or after the time specified in the Standing Order
I. SUSPENDED BILLS (AT BEGINNING OF SESSION): Suspended Lords Bills brought from the Lords, —read the first and second time and committed to the [2000–01] 11(2); [2007–08] 8 November 2007 (no entry Chairman of Ways and Means; as amended, reported, in Journal). [2000–01] 17. Standing Orders of previous Sessions read: —read the first, second and third time and passed, [2002–03] 18; [2003–04] 21; [2006–07] 16; [2007–08] —Commons Bills, [2000–01] 17; [2002–03] 18; 14; [2008–09] 17. [2003–04] 21; [2006–07] 16; [2007–08] 14(2). Suspended Lords Bills: —Lords Bills, [2000–01] 11(2); [2007–08] 9. —read the first time and ordered to be read a second Certificates of declaration relating to suspended Lords time, [2000–01] 11. Bills laid, [2000–01] 11(2); [2007–08] 9. —read the first and second time and committed, Suspended Commons Bills: [2007–08] 9. —read the first and second time; as amended in the —read the first and second time and ordered to be read Committee, to lie upon the Table, [2007–08] 14. the third time, [2000–01] 11. —read the first and second time and committed, [2002–03] 18.
II. SUSPENDED BILLS (AT END OF SESSION): Orders relating to suspension of proceedings on Bills: —Lords Bills in Commons, BILLS, PRIVATE 13 —Motion for Order to suspend a Lords Bill in the —to communicate Orders and desire their concur- Commons, Debate stood adjourned, [2002–03] 687. rence, [2001–02] 767; [2006–07] 584, 587. —Commons Bills in Commons, —to acquaint them with Commons concurrence with Lords Resolutions, [2005–06] 874 (3); [2007–08] 701(2). —Motion made and Question proposed on Order for suspension; objection taken; ordered that Debate be re- Messages from the Lords communicating Resolutions sumed on a future day at Seven o’clock, [2001–02] 751. relating to suspension of proceedings on Bills, and desir- ing the concurrence (agreement) of the Commons: —Order for suspension made; to be communicated to Lords and their concurrence desired thereto, [2001–02] —Lords Bills in Lords, [2001–02] 793(2); [2005–06] 766; [2006–07] 584. 857(3); [2006–07] 596(2), 597; [2007–08] 692(3); [2008–09] 591, 676(4). —Message from the Lords communicating concur- rence, [2001–02] 777; [2006–07] 596. —Commons Bills in Lords, [2001–02] 777; [2002–03] 681; [2005–06] 857; [2007–08] 693. —Order for suspension made, [2008–09] 717(2). Commons concur with Lords Resolutions relating to —Commons Bills in Lords, suspension of Bills, [2001–02] 800, 801; [2005–06] 874; —Message from the Lords considered; Order for [2005–06] 857 (3); [2006–07] 604 (3); [2007–08] 701(2); suspension made; Message to the Lords to acquaint them [2008–09] 682(3). therewith, [2001–02] 793; [2002–03] 688; [2006–07] 604; Messages from the Lords communicating concurrence [2007–08] 701(2), 708. with Commons Orders relating to suspension of proceed- Messages to the Lords: ings on Commons Bills, [2001–02] 777, [2006–07] 596; [2008–09] 331. —to acquaint them with Orders made by the Com- mons, [2001–02] 793; [2002–03] 688; [2005–06] 874; Messages from the Lords communicating Resolutions [2007–08] 701. similar to Orders made by Commons relating to sus- pension of proceedings on Lords Bills, [2006–07] 596; [2008–09] 331.
III. REVIVED BILLS: 1. Revived Commons Bills (revived from previous Ses- Orders read, and Bills read the first and second time sion): and committed to Chairman of Ways and Means, [2001– 02] 123. Motions for Orders relating to proceedings on revived Commons Bills, made and objected to, [2001–02] 41, 44, Orders read, and Bills read the first and second time 174. and ordered to be read the third time, [2009–10] 74(2). Orders made; Messages to the Lords to acquaint them 2. Revived Lords Bills (revived from previous Session): therewith, [2001–02] 63. Motion made, and Question proposed, relating to Orders made; Messages to the Lords to acquaint them proceedings on Lords Bills; objection taken; Debate to be therewith, and to desire their concurrence, [2001–02] 195. resumed on a future day [2003–04] 61, 77, 88, 104, 117. —Message from the Lords concurring with the Com- —Debate resumed; Question put and agreed to; mons, [2001–02] 73, 206. Message to the Lords to acquaint them therewith, and to desire their concurrence, [2003–04] 151. Orders made, That the promoters of specified Bills which originated in the Commons in the previous Session — Message from the Lords communicating Resolu- have leave to proceed with the Bill in the current session tions relating thereto, [2003–04] 168. according to the provisions of Standing Order (Revival Orders relating to proceedings on Lords Bills; Messag- of Bills), [2005–06] 21(2); [2008–09] 285(2); [2009–10] es to acquaint the Lords therewith [2000–01] 48(2). 23(2), 45(2). — Messages from the Lords communicating Resolu- —Messages to the Lords to acquaint them therewith, tions relating thereto, [2000–01] 74(2). [2005–06] 21(2). Messages from the Lords communicating Resolutions —Message from the Lords concurring with the Com- relating to suspension of proceedings on Bills, and desir- mons, [2005–06] 24(2). ing the concurrence of the Commons, [2001–02] 21. Orders read, and Bills read the first time and ordered to —Commons concur with Lords Resolutions, Messages be read a second time, [2005–06] 27; [2008–09] 343 (3). to acquaint the Lords therewith, [2000–01] 26. Orders read, and Bills read the first time and second Messages from the Lords communicating Resolutions, time and referred to the Examiners, [2005–06] 27. That the promoters of specified Bills which originated Orders read, and Bills read the first and second time in the Lords in a previous Session have leave to proceed and committed, [2001–02] 77; [2008–09] 343. with the Bill in the current session according to the pro- visions of Standing Order (Revival of Bills) and desiring 14 BILLS, PRIVATE the concurrence of the Commons, [2005–06] 21(3); to the provisions of Standing Order (Revival of Bills), [2009–10] 44. [2008–09] 285(2); [2009–10] 18. Motion made, and Question proposed, That Lords Bills brought from the Lords, [2001–02] 97; [2003–04] Message on revival be now considered and that the Com- 175; [2008–09] 343(2); [2009–10] 73. mons concurs; objection taken; Debate to be resumed on a Certificates of Declaration laid, [2000–01] 83(2); future day, [2005–06] 24(3). [2003–04] 177; [2008–09] 343(2), [2009–10] 73(2). —Order for resuming the adjourned Debate read; Orders read; Bill read the first and second time and objection taken; Debate to be resumed on a future day, committed, [2008–09] 343(2). [2005–06] 44(3), 57(2). Orders read; Bill read the first and second time and —Debate resumed; Question put and agreed to; Mes- committed to the Chairman of Ways and Means, [2000– sage to the Lords to acquaint them therewith, [2005–06] 01] 83(2); [2003–04] 177. 55, 70(2). Orders read, and Bills read the first and second time Orders, That the promoters of specified Bills which and (being deemed to have been amended in Committee) originated in the Lords in a previous Session have leave ordered to lie upon the Table, [2009–10] 74(2). to proceed with the Bill in the current session according
IV. PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND FIRST READINGS: Report of lists of Bills to originate in the House of Bills brought from the Lords, [2000–01] 87; [2001–02] Lords and the House of Commons, [2000–01] 29; [2001– 97(2), 441, 597; [2002–03] 276, 316, 374, 502; [2003–04] 02] 273; [2002–03] 98; [2003–04] 53; [2004–05] 66; 336, 423; [2006–07] 306, 320, 327; [2007–08] 56(2); [2005–06] 348; [2006–07] 80; [2007–08] 102; [2008–09] [2007–08] 56(2); [2009–10] 19, 46, 311, 354. 45; [2009–10] 103. —read the first time and referred to the Examiners, Commons Bills read the first time, [2001–02] 307(3); [2000–01] 87; [2001–02] 97(2), 441, 597; [2002–03] 276, [2002–03] 135; [2003–04] 94(2); [2004–05] 111, 144; 316, 375, 502; [2003–04] 337, 423; [2006–07] 307, 320, [2005–06] 384(3); [2006–07] 119(2); [2007–08] 138(5), 327; [2007–08] 56(2); [2009–10] 19, 46, 311, 355. 139(2). Suspended Bills brought from the Lords, [2000–01] Suspended Commons Bills read the first time, [2000– 11(2); [2007–08] 8 November 2007 (no entry in Journal). 01] 17(2); [2002–03] 18(2); [2003–04] 21; [2006–07] 16; —read the first time, [2000–01] 11(2); [2007–08] 9. [2007–08] 14(2); [2008–09] 17. Revived Bills brought from the Lords, [2000–01] 79, Revived Commons Bills read the first time, [2001–02] 80; [2003–04] 177; [2008–09] 343(2); [2009–10] 73(2). 77, 213; [2005–06] 27(2); [2008–09] 343(4); [2009–10] 46(2), 74(2). —read the first time, [2000–01] 83(2); [2003–04] 177; [2008–09] 343(2); [2009–10] 74(2).
V. SECOND READINGS AND COMMITTAL: Days appointed for Second Reading, [2000–01] 128; Orders for Second Reading read after interruption of [2001–02] 321(2); [2002–03] 151, 379; [2004–05] 131; opposed private business; Bills to be read a second time [2005–06] 44; [2006–07] 134. on future days (Bills to be read at a specified hour not reached), [2007–08] 449(5). —on future days at a specified hour (time for opposed private business), [2008–09] 363(3). —Order for resuming adjourned Debate read; Debate to be resumed on a future day, [2007–08] 466, &c. Orders for Second Reading read; Bills to be read a second time: —Order for resuming adjourned Debate read; Debate resumed; Question put and agreed to (on division); Bill —on future days, [2001–02] 341, &c.; [2002–03] 169, accordingly read a second time and committed, [2007–08] &c.; [2004–05] 150, &c.; [2005–06] 55; [2006–07] 150, 650. &c.; [2007–08] 101, &c.; [2009–10] 263. Suspended Bills, read the first and second time and —on future days at a specified hour (time for op- committed, [2000–01] 17; [2002–03] 18; posed private business), [2001–02] 637; [2006–07] 256; [2007–08] 432(6), 619(5). —to Chairman of Ways and Means, [2000–01] 17. Question proposed, That Bill be now read a second Suspended Bill, read the first and second time; Bill, time; and it being three hours after commencement of as amended in the Committee, to lie upon the Table, proceedings, Deputy Speaker interrupted the business, [2007–08] 14. pursuant to Order; Debate to be resumed on a future day, Suspended Bills, read the first, second and third time [2007–08] 449. and passed, [2002–03] 18; [2003–04] 21; [2006–07] 16; [2007–08] 14; [2008–09] 17. BILLS, PRIVATE 15 Suspended Bill (having been brought from the Lords), Revived Bills (having been brought from the Lords), read the first and second time, and committed, [2007–08] read the first and second time, and (being deemed to 9. have been amended in Committee) to lie upon the Table, [2009–10] 74(2). Suspended Bill (having been brought from the Lords), read the first and second time, and ordered to be read the Bills read a second time and committed, [2000–01] third time, [2000–01] 11. 34; [2001–02] 155(2), 513, 642, 660; [2002–03] 324, 429, 548; [2003–04] 106(2), 365, 471; [2005–06] 402(3); Revived Bill, read the first and second time and re- [2006–07] 333, 348; [2009–10] 8, 53, 364, 386. ferred to the Examiners, [2005–06] 27. —according to Order, [2000–01] 147; [2001–02] 660; Revived Bills, read the first and second time, and com- [2002–03] 401; [2005–06] 67. mitted, [2001–02] 77; [2008–09] 343(3). —at a specified hour, [2001–02] 673; [2006–07] 314; —to Chairman of Ways and Means, [2001–02] 213. [2007–08] 650 (on division), 651(2, on division); [2008– Revived Bills, read the first and second time, and 09] 396(3). ordered to be considered, [2009–10] 74(2). Bills read a second time and referred to the Examiners, Revived Bills, read the first and second time, and or- [2001–02] 321; [2004–05] 171; [2006–07] 134; [2007– dered to be read the third time, [2009–10] 74(2). 08] 159. Revived Bills (having been brought from the Lords), Bill read a second time, according to Order, and re- read the first and second time, and committed to Chair- ferred to the Examiners, [2002–03] 463. man of Ways and Means, [2000–01] 83(2); [2003–04] Bills committed following Reports from the Exam- 177. iners, [2001–02] 341; [2002–03] 488; [2005–06] 140; [2007–08] 209.
VI. REPORTS FROM THE EXAMINERS OF PETITIONS FOR PRIVATE BILLS: Petitions for Bills: —Standing Order not previously inquired into com- plied with, [2001–02] 341; [2002–03] 488; [2005–06] —Standing Orders complied with, [2000–01] 26(2); 140; [2006–07] 220; [2007–08] 209. [2001–02] 273(6); [2002–03] 92(3); [2003–04] 53(4); [2004–05] 66(5); [2005–06] 348(6); [2006–07] 80(5); Petitions for Additional Provision: [2007–08] 101(9); [2008–09] 45(2); [2009–10] 103(2). —Standing Orders not complied with, [2001–02] —Standing Orders not complied with, [2001–02] 273; 540(2); [2005–06] 431; [2007–08] 405(3). [2004–05] 66. Reports from the Examiners, [2000–01] 26; [2001–02] Bills originating in the Lords and referred after First 273; [2002–03] 92; [2003–04] 53; [2004–05] 66; [2005– Reading: 06] 348; [2005–06] 431; [2006–07] 80; [2007–08] 101; [2008–09] 45; [2009–10] 103. —no Standing Order not previously inquired into applicable, [2000–01] 111; [2001–02] 139(2), 460, 623; Reports from one of the Examiners, [2000–01] 111; [2002–03] 302, 363, 407, 521; [2003–04] 355, 443; [2001–02] 139, 273, 341, 460, 540, 623; [2002–03] 302, [2006–07] 323, 333, 345; [2007–08] 405(3); [2009–10] 363, 407, 488, 521; [2003–04] 53, 355, 443; [2004–05] 29, 342. 66; [2005–06] 140; [2006–07] 220, 323, 333, 345; [2007–08] 209, 405; [2009–10] 29, 342. Bills referred after Second Reading: Reports from Examiners referred to Standing Or- ders Committee, [2001–02] 273, 540(2); [2004–05] 66; [2005–06] 431; [2007–08] 405(3).
VII. REPORTS FROM STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE RELATING TO PRIVATE BILLS: [For other Reports from the Standing Orders Commit- —in case of Petitions for Additional Provision, That tee relating to public (hybrid) bills, see Bills, Public XVII; Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with and that and Standing Orders Committee under Committees, Se- Parties be permitted to insert their Additional Provisions, lect appointed under Standing Orders relating to private if the Committee think fit, [2001–02] 633(2); [2005–06] business] 466; [2007–08] 454(3). Resolutions reported: Resolutions agreed to, [2001–02] 310, 633; [2004–05] 115; [2005–06] 466; [2007–08] 454. —in case of a Petition for a Bill, That Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with and that Parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, [2001–02] 310; [2004–05] 115. 16 BILLS, PRIVATE
VIII. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES ON PRIVATE BILLS: Lords Bills (suspended from previous Session), re- —with an amended Preamble, and Amendments, ported, with Amendments, by the Chairman of Ways and [2001–02] 225, 637, 694(2); [2002–03] 241. Means, [2000–01] 17. —with Amendments, [2002–03] 604, [2003–04] 324, Lords Bills (revived from previous Session), reported, 379; [2005–06] 477, 585(3); [2006–07] 338; [2008–09] with Amendments, by the Chairman of Ways and Means, 522(2). [2000–01] 87(2); [2001–02] 213; [2003–04] 179. Bills reported from Committees on Opposed Bills: Bills reported from the Committee on Unopposed —with Amendments, [2002–03] 665; [2005–06] 284; Bills: [2006–07] 531; [2007–08] 322; [2008–09] 493(2), 522. —without Amendment, [2000–01] 141, 220; [2001– Special Reports from Committees on a Bill; to be 02] 189, 448, 676; [2002–03] 496, 623; [2003–04] 412, printed, with Formal Minutes relating thereto, [2005–06] 558; [2008–09] 522(2); [2009–10] 126. 242; [2006–07] 531. —with Preamble verbally amended and Amendments, Evidence taken before Committee on a Bill to be pub- [2007–08] 305. lished, [2006–07] 539; [2007–08] 327; [2008–09] 495, 496.
IX. CONSIDERATION: Days appointed for consideration, [2000–01] 136(2); —moment of interruption, [2000–01] 57. [2002–03] 297, 681; [2008–09] 640 (2), 662(2), 695(2), —after moment of interruption, [2001–02] 320. 696(2), 716(3), 717; [2009–10] 71(2), 160(3). —three hours after commencement of proceedings on —as amended, pursuant to Order, by the Chairman of the Bill, pursuant to Order, [2002–03] 442. Ways and Means, [2000–01] 136(2). Bills considered; no amendments on consideration, —at a specified time on a future day, [2000–01] 42; [2009–10] 181(2). [2001–02] 315; [2009–10] 138 (4). Bills considered, having been amended in Committee —further consideration, [2000–01] 57, 173, 342; in a previous Session, [2001–02] 259; [2009–10] 181(2). [2001–02] 320; [2002–03] 442. Order for further consideration read; Bill to be further Order for consideration read; Bill to be considered on considered on a future day, [2000–01] 74, 93, 111, 128, a future day, [2000–01] 154(2), 179; [2002–03] 316, 360, 146, 191, 228, 251, 277, 304; [2001–02] 328, 345, 359, 370, 391. 378, 396, 417, 436, 441, 445; [2002–03] 459, 477, 496, —on a future day at a specified time, [2000–01] 204 521, 548, 582, 600, 615. (2); [2001–02] 315; [2002–03] 412; [2009–10] 160. —on a future day at a specified hour, [2000–01] 327; Motions made, That Bills be now considered; ob- [2001–02] 448; [2002–03] 636. jection taken; bills to be considered on a future days, Bill, according to Order, further considered, [2000–01] [2008–09] 640(2), [2009–10] 117(2), 118(2). 342; [2001–02] 460; [2002–03] 654. —at a specified time on a future day, [2009–10] —further consideration of Bill stood adjourned (it 138(4). being after the moment of interruption); Bill to be further Bills, as amended, considered: considered on a future day, [2000–01] 342. —as amended in the Committee, [2001–02] 259, 683, —Question again proposed, that an Amendment be 756(2); [2002–03] 623; [2002–03] 441, 623; [2003–04] made; Amendment, by leave, withdrawn; other Amend- 346, 410; [2005–06] 327; [2005–06] 497, 624(3); [2006– ments made, [2009–10] 181. 07] 366, 434; 479; [2007–08] 143, 340, 352. Order for further consideration read and discharged; —deemed to have been amended in the Committee, by Bill to be further considered on a future day, [2001–02] Order, [2009–10] 159. 445. —as amended by the Chairman of Ways and Means, New Clauses brought up and read the first time, [2000– [2003–04] 202. 01] 57; [2001–02] 319. —as amended by the Chairman of Ways and Means (at —Question put, That the new Clause be read a second a specified time), [2001–02] 319. time, —according to Order, [2000–01] 57, 255, 256; —agreed to on Division, [2001–02] 319. [2002–03] 600. —negatived on Division, [2000–01] 57. —Amendments made on consideration, [2000–01] —Amendment proposed to new Clause, Question put, 255, 256; [2002–03] 600; [2003–04] 202; [2007–08] 143. That the Amendment be made; negatived on Division, —further consideration stood adjourned, it being: [2001–02] 460. BILLS, PRIVATE 17 —Question put, That the new Clause be added to the —and negatived, [2000–01] 255. Bill; agreed to on Division, [2001–02] 460. —negatived on Division, [2002–03] 441, 654; [2009– Amendments made, [2000–01] 255, 256; [2001–02] 10] 159. 461; [2002–03] 600; [2003–04] 202; [2007–08] 143; Amendment proposed; Amendment, by leave, with- [2009–10] 181. drawn, [2000–01] 256; [2002–03] 654(2); [2009–10] 181. Amendment proposed; no teller for the Noes, so Depu- Amendment proposed; Question, that Question be ty Speaker declared that Ayes had it, [2000–01] 255. now proposed, not carried (insufficient majority), twice; Amendment proposed; no teller for the Ayes, so Depu- further consideration stood adjourned, [2000–01] 342. ty Speaker declared that Noes had it, [2000–01] 256. Amendment proposed; Debate adjourned, [2009–10] Amendment proposed; Question, That Amendment be 160. Question again proposed, that an Amendment be made, put, made; Amendment, by leave, withdrawn; other Amend- ments made, [2009–10] 181.
X. THIRD READINGS: Suspended Bills, read the first, second and third time —according to Order, [2001–02] 751(2); [2007–08] and passed, [2002–03] 18; [2003–04] 21; [2006–07] 16; 373. [2007–08] 14; [2008–09] 17. —immediately after consideration (at a specified Days appointed for Third Reading, [2001–02] 694(2); hour), [2000–01] 256 (2); [2001–02] 461 (on Division); [2005–06] 521, 537; [2007–08] 187, &c.; [2008–09] [2002–03] 654. 674(2), 695(2), 716(2). —Commons Bills, [2001–02] 461; [2001–02] 273, Motion made, That Bills be now read the third time; 761; [2002–03] 18, 636, 654; [2003–04] 21, 355, 428; Objection taken; Bills to be read the third time on a future [2005–06] 344, 570, 640(3); [2006–07] 16, 380; [2007– day, [2007–08] 187; [2008–09] 540(2), 654(2). 08] 14, 352, 372; [2008–09] 17; [2009–10] 138 (on Division), 139 (on Division), 181(2). Orders for Third Reading read; Bills to be read the third time on future days, [2007–08] 209, 227, 244, 262, —Lords Bills: 299, 311, 328. —without Amendment, [2000–01] 34, 161, 240; —on a future day at a specified hour, [2007–08] 345. [2001–02] 202, 751; [2002–03] 533, 639; [2003–04] 428, 573; [2009–10] 145. Queen’s consent signified on Motion being made for Third Reading, [2003–04] 428, 573; [2007–08] 187. —with Amendments, [2000–01] 256(2); [2001–02] 751, 761; [2002–03] 623; [2003–04] 217; [2006–07] 455, Bills read the third time and passed: 504; [2007–08] 365; [2009–10] 181(2).
XI. LORDS AMENDMENTS, &c.: Commons Bills agreed to by the Lords: Lords agree to Commons Amendments, without Amendment, with consequential Amendments, [2009–10] —without Amendment, [2001–02] 597, 777; [2003– 400(2). Consequential Lords Amendments considered and 04] 410, 412, 536. agreed to, [2009–10] 412(2). —with Amendments, [2001–02] 462; [2002–03] 685; Lords agree to certain of the Commons Amendments [2006–07] 505; [2007–08] 467. to a Lords Bill, without Amendment, and disagree to Lords Amendments considered and agreed to, [2001– the remaining Amendment for which disagreement they 02] 475; [2002–03] 697; [2006–07] 531; [2007–08] 480; assign their Reason, [2009–10] 277. Lords Reason for [2008–09] 453; [2009–10] 412(2). disagreeing to a Commons Amendment considered: Com- mons do not insist, [2000–01] 288.
XII. LORDS BILLS: Bills brought from the Lords, [2000–01] 87; [2001–02] —revived Bills, [2003–04] 175. 97(2), 441, 597; [2002–03] 276, 316, 374, 502; [2003–04] Lords Bills read the first time and referred to the 336, 423; [2006–07] 307, 320, 327; [2007–08] 56(2); Examiners, [2000–01] 87; [2001–02] 97(2), 441, 597; [2007–08] 56(2); [2009–10] 19, 46, 311, 354; [2003–04] [2002–03] 276, 316, 375, 502; [2003–04] 337, 423; 336, 423. [2006–07] 307, 320, 327; [2007–08] 56(2); [2009–10] 19, —suspended Bills, [2000–01] 11(2); [2008–09] 343. 46, 311, 355. 18 BILLS, PRIVATE Lords Bills passed: —without Amendment, [2000–01] 277; [2001–02] 756, 761; [2002–03] 15 October 2003 (no entry in Jour- —without Amendment, [2000–01] 34, 161, 240; nal); [2007–08] 399. [2001–02] 202, 751; [2002–03] 533, 639; [2003–04] 428, 573; [2009–10] 145. —with consequential Amendments, [2009–10] 400(2). —with Amendments, [2000–01] 256 (2); [2001–02] —without Amendment, with consequential Amend- 202, 751; [2002–03] 623. ments, [2009–10] 412(2). [2003–04] 217; [2006–07] 455; [2007–08] 365. Lords agree to some Commons Amendments and dis- agree to another, with Reason, [2001–02] 277; [2003–04] Lords agree to Commons Amendments, 254. —Commons do not insist, [2000–01] 288; [2003–04] 279.
XIII. QUEEN’S AND PRINCE OF WALES’S CONSENT: Queen’s Consent signified on Motion being made for Third Reading, [2003–04] 428, 573; [2007–08] 187.
XIV. COURT OF REFEREES: Members appointed by the Speaker to the Court, Reports of Proceedings of Court of Referees, Session [2001–02] 361; [2005–06] 722. 1991–92 to 2005–06; to be printed [Locus Standi Re- ports], [2005–06] 863. Rules for Practice and Procedure laid, [2002–03] 17.
XV. MISCELLANEOUS: Returns relating to Private Bills and Private Business Order, That Private Business on a future day may be ordered and made: for Session 1999-2000, [2000–01] 13, entered upon at the conclusion of government business 119; for Session 2000–01, [2001–02] 26, 108; for Session and may be proceeded upon, though opposed, for three 2001–02, [2002–03] 18, 122; for Session 2002–03, hours, [2002–03] 431, 644. [2003–04] 16, 18; for Session 2003–04, [2004–05] 24, 48; Order, That Private Business on a future day may be for Session 2004–05, [2005–06] 14,17; for Session 2005– entered upon at the conclusion of opposition business and 06, [2006–07] 10, 51; for Session 2006–07, [2007–08]14, may be proceeded upon, though opposed, for three hours, 110; for Session 2007–08, [2008–09] 13, 242; for Session [2007–08] 534, 642. 2008–09, [2009–10] 23, 166. Standing Orders relating to Private Business amended, Order that Standing Order (time for delivering notices, [2000–01] 161, 338; [2004–05] etc.) shall have effect in relation to the deposit of Petitions in connection with a Bill on or before a certain date as if 321; [2005–06] 160. on a day on which the House does not sit deposit were re- Standing Orders relating to Private Business ordered to quired to be made between certain times, [2005–06] 140. be printed, [2000–01] 364; Order, That Private Business on a future day may be [2004–05] 327; [2005–06] 161. entered upon at any hour and may be proceeded upon, though opposed, for three hours, [2007–08] 428; [2009– 10] 125.
XVI. LIST OF PRIVATE BILLS: Allhallows Staining Church Bill [Lords] [2009–10]: Alliance & Leicester Group Treasury plc (Transfer) Report from the Examiners, That Standing Orders have Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: Brought from the Lords (suspend- been complied with; Reported, That Bill should originate ed from last session);Certificate of declaration laid; read in the House of Lords, 103. Brought from the Lords, 354. the first time and ordered to be read a second time, 11. Read the first time, and referred to the Examiners, 355. Read a second time and committed, 34. Reported from Reported, That no Standing Order not previously inquired the Unopposed Bill Committee without Amendment, 141. into is applicable, 372. Read a second time and commit- Read the third time and passed, without Amendment, ted, 386. BILLS, PRIVATE 19 161. [Cited as Alliance and Leicester Group Treasury plc made and Question proposed for Third Reading, Queen’s (Transfer) Act 2001] R.A., 252. consent signified, objection taken to further proceeding, 187. Read the third time, and passed, 372. Barclays Group Reorganisation Bill [2000–01]: Exam- iners Report, in case of Petition for Bill, Standing Orders Broads Authority Bill [2008–09]: Read the first, complied with, 26. To originate in the Lords, 29. second and third time and passed,17. Lords Amendments agreed to, 453. [Cited as Broads Authority Act 2009] Barclays Group Reorganisation Bill [Lords] [2001– R.A., 498. 02]: Lords communicate Resolution regarding revival of Bill, 21. Commons concur, 26. Brought from the Canterbury City Council Bill [2007–08]: Read the first Lords, read the first time and referred to the Examiners, time and ordered to be read a second time, 138. 97. Examiner’s Report, no Standing Order not previ- Canterbury City Council Bill [2008–09]: Revived, on ously inquired into applicable, 139. Read a second time Division, 285. Read the first and second time, and com- and committed, 155. Reported from the Committee on mitted, 343. Reported from the Committee on Unopposed Unopposed Bills with Amendments (Preamble amended), Bills, without Amendments, 522. Order for Third Read- 637. As amended, considered, 683. Read the third time ing, 540, 654, 674, 695, 716. and passed, with Amendments, 751. To which the Lords agree, 756. [Cited as Barclays Group Reorganisation Act Canterbury City Council Bill [2009–10]: Revived, 2002] R.A., 817. 45. Read the first and second time and ordered to be read the third time, 74. Read the third time, on Division, and Beverley Freemen Bill [2008–09]: Examiners’ Report, passed, 139. in case of Petition for Bill, that the Standing Orders have been complied with; Report from Chairman of Ways and City of London (Ward Elections) Bill [2000–01]: Or- Means that Bill should originate in the Lords, 45. Lords ders relating to suspension read; read the first and second Message on suspension, 676. Suspension agreed to, 682. time and committed to the Chairman of Ways and Means; reported, by him, with Amendments, 17. Considered (at Beverley Freemen Bill [Lords] [2009–10]: Brought Four o’clock on a Thursday); it being Seven o’clock, from the Lords; read the first time, and referred to the Ex- further consideration stood adjourned, 57. Further consid- aminers of Petitions for Private Bills, 19. Reported, That ered (at Seven o’clock); it being after Ten o’clock, further no Standing Order not previously inquired into is applica- consideration stood adjourned, 342. ble, 29. Read a second time and committed, 53. Reported from the Committee on Unopposed Bills, without Amend- City of London (Ward Elections) Bill [2001–02]: ments, 126. Read the third time, and passed, 145. [Cited Motion to revive Bill objected to, 44, 89, 174; agreed to, as Beverley Freemen Act 2010] R. A., 159. 195. Lords concur, 206. Order read; Bill read the first and second time and committed to the Chairman of Ways and Bournemouth Borough Council Bill [Lords] [2006– Means, 213. Bill Considered (at Seven o’clock); it being 07]: Examiners’ Report that Standing Orders have been after Ten o’clock, further consideration stood adjourned, complied with; to originate in the Lords, 80. Lords Mes- 319. Further considered (at Seven o’clock); Amendments sage on suspension, 596. Suspended, 604. made; Bill read the third time, and passed, 460. [Cited as Bournemouth Borough Council Bill [Lords] [2007– City of London (Ward Elections) Act 2002] R.A., 817. 08]: Brought from the Lords, read the first time and City of Newcastle upon Tyne Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, Brought from the Lords (suspended from last ses- 56. Report from Examiners, 74. sion);Certificate of declaration laid; read the first and Bournemouth Borough Council Bill [Lords] [2008– second time and ordered to be read a third time, 11. Read 09]: Revived, on Division, 285. Revival agreed to by the the third time and passed, without Amendment, 34. [Cited Lords, 331. Brought from the Lords; read the first and as City of Newcastle upon Tyne Act 2000] R.A., 42. second time and committed, 343. Report from Committee City of Westminster Bill [2008–09]: Examiners’ Re- on the Bill, That it had found the allegations in the Pre- port, in case of Petition for Bill, that the Standing Orders amble to be true and had gone through the Bill and made have been complied with; Report from Chairman of Ways Amendments, 493. Evidence to be published, 495. Order and Means that Bill should originate in the Lords, 45. for consideration, 674, 695, 716. Lords Message on suspension, 691. Bournemouth Borough Council Bill [Lords] [2009– City of Westminster Bill [Lords] [2009–10]: Message 10]: Revived, 44. Brought from the Lords, 73. Read the from the Lords on revival, 18. Resolved, That this House first and second time and deemed to have been amended concurs with the Lords, 32. in Committee, 74. Considered, 159. Further considered; read the third time and passed, with Amendments, 181. Colchester Borough Council Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: Lords agree to Commons Amendments and make conse- Brought from the Lords, read the first time and referred quential Amendments, 400. Lords Amendments agreed to, to the Examiners, 87. Examiner’s Report, no Standing 412. (Cited as Bournemouth Borough Council Act 2010) Order not previously inquired into applicable, 111. Read R.A., 424. a second time and committed, 147. Reported from the Unopposed Bills Committee, without Amendment, 220. Broads Authority Bill [2006–07]: Read the first time Read the third time and passed, without Amendment, 240. and ordered to be read a second time, 119. Read a second [Cited as Colchester Borough Council Act 2001] R.A., time and committed, 314. 252. Broads Authority Bill [2007–08]: Read the first and Crystal Palace Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 311. Re- second time, Bill, as amended in the Committee, to lie ferred to the Examiners, 315. Examiner’s Report, Stand- upon the Table, 14. As amended, considered, 143. Motion ing Orders not complied with; Bill referred to Standing 20 BILLS, PRIVATE Orders Committee, 331. Report from Standing Orders Kent County Council Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: Orders Committee, that Standing Orders ought not to be dis- relating to revival of proceedings, 48. Lords communi- pensed with, 352. cate orders made relating to revival of proceedings, 74. Brought from the Lords, 80. Certificate of Declaration Greenham and Crookham Commons Bill [2000–01]: laid; read the first and second time and committed to the Orders relating to suspension read; read the first and sec- Chairman of Ways and Means, 83. Reported, by him, ond time and committed, 17. with Amendments, 87. As amended, considered (at Four Greenham and Crookham Commons Bill [2001–02]: o’clock on a Thursday); Amendments made; read the Motion to revive Bill objected to, 41. Agreed to, 63. Lords third time and passed, with Amendments, 255. To which concur, 73. Orders read; read the first and second time and the Lords agree, 277. [Cited as Kent County Council Act committed, 77. As amended, considered, 259. Read the 2001] R.A., 311. third time, and passed, 273. Lords Amendments agreed to, Kent County Council (Filming on Highways) Bill 475. [Cited as Greenham and Crookham Commons Act [Lords] [2009–10]: Report from the Examiners, That 2002] R.A., 526. Standing Orders have been complied with; Reported, That HBOS Group Reorganisation Bill [2004–05]: Exam- Bill should originate in the House of Lords, 103. Brought iners’ Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that Standing from the Lords; Read the first time and referred to the Orders have not been complied with, 66. To originate in Examiners, 311. Reported, That no Standing Order not the Commons (subject to the decisions of the Standing previously inquired into is applicable, 342. Read a second Orders Committees), 66. Standing Orders Committee time and committed, 364. reports that Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with Land at Palace Avenue, Kensington (Acquisition of and that parties be permitted to proceed with the Bill, 115. Freehold) Bill [2001–02]: Examiners’ Report that Stand- Presented, 144. Read a second time and referred to the ing Orders have been complied with; to originate in Com- Examiners, 171. mons, 273. Read the first time, 307. Read a second time HBOS Group Reorganisation Bill [2005–06]: Order, and referred to the Examiners, 321. Examiner’s Report That the promoters of the Bill may proceed with the Bill that Standing Orders not previously inquired into have in the current Session according to the provisions of the been complied with, 341. Reported from the Committee Standing Order (Revival of Bills), 21. Lords concur, 24. on Unopposed Bills, without Amendment, 448. Read the Orders read, Bill read the first and second time and re- third time, and passed, 469. [Cited as Land at Palace ferred to the Examiners, 27. Examiner’s Report, Standing Avenue, Kensington (Acquisition of Freehold) Act 2002] Order not previously inquired into complied with; Bill R.A., 633. committed, 140. Reported from the Committee on Unop- Leeds City Council Bill [2007–08]: Read the first time posed Bills, with Amendments, 477. As amended consid- and ordered to be read a second time, 138. ered, 497. Read the third time and passed, 570, [Cited as HBOS Group Reorganisation Act 2006] R.A., 693. Leeds City Council Bill [2008–09]: Revived, on Division, 285. Read the first time, 343. Read a second Hereford Markets Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Examiners’ time, and committed, 396. Reported from the Committee Report that Standing Orders have been complied with, 92. on Unopposed Bills, with Amendments, 522. Order for To originate in Lords, 98. Brought from the Lords; read consideration, 640, 662, 696, 717. Suspended, 717. the first time and referred to the Examiners, 502. Exam- iner’s Report, no Standing Order not previously inquired Leeds City Council Bill [2009–10]: Revived, 23. Read into applicable, 521. Read a second time and commit- the first and second time and ordered to be considered, 46. ted, 548. Reported from the Committee on Unopposed Order for consideration, 71. Date appointed for consider- Bills, without Amendment, 623. Read the third time, and ation, 159. Considered; Read the third time and passed, passed, without Amendment, 639. [Cited as Hereford 181. Markets Act 2003] R.A., 658. Leicester City Council Bill [2005–06]: Examiners’ HSBC Investment Banking Bill [Lords] [2001–02]: Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that Standing Or- Examiners’ Report that Standing Orders have been com- ders have been complied with, 348. To originate in the plied with; to originate in the Lords, 273. Brought from Commons, 348. Read the first time and ordered to be read the Lords, read the first time and referred to the Exam- a second time, 384. Read a second time and committed, iners, 441. Examiners’ Report, no Standing Order not 402. Reported from the Committee on Unopposed Bills, previously inquired into applicable, 460. Read a second with Amendments, 585. As amended considered, 624. time and committed, 513. Reported from the Committee Read the third time and passed, 640. [Cited as Leicester on Unopposed Bills, without Amendment, 676. Read the City Council Act 2006] R.A., 740. third time and passed, without Amendment, 751. [Cited as Liverpool City Council Bill [2005–06]: Examiners’ HSBC Investment Banking Act 2002] R.A., 817. Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that Standing Orders Ipswich Market Bill [2003–04]: Examiners report, in have been complied with; to originate in the Commons, case of Petition for Bill, Standing Orders complied with; 348. Read the first time and ordered to be read a sec- to originate in Commons, 53. Read the first time, 94. ond time, 384. Read a second time and committed, 402. Read a second time and committed, 106. Reported from Reported from the Committee on Unopposed Bills, with the Committee on Unopposed Bills, with Amendments, Amendments, 585. As amended considered, 624. Read 324. As amended, considered, 346. Read the third time, the third time and passed, 640. [Cited as Liverpool City and passed, 355. [Cited as Ipswich Market Act 2004] Council Act 2006] R.A., 740. R.A., 420. Liverpool City Council (Prohibition of Smoking in Places of Work) Bill [Lords] [2004–05]: Examiners’ BILLS, PRIVATE 21 Report that Standing Orders have been complied with; to 44. Debate resumed; Question put and agreed; Message to originate in the Lords, 66. the Lords, 55. Petition for additional provision: Examin- er’s Report, Standing Orders not complied with; referred Liverpool City Council (Prohibition of Smoking in to Standing Orders Committee, 431. Message from the Places of Work) Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Motion made, Lords communicating Resolutions relating to suspension and Question proposed, That Lords message on revival be of proceedings, 857. now considered and that the Commons concurs; objection taken; Debate to be resumed on a future day, 24. Order for London Local Authorities Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: resuming the adjourned debate read; objection taken; De- Read the first time and referred to the Examiners, 320. bate to be resumed on a future day, 44. Order for resum- Read a second time and committed, 348. Considered, ing the adjourned debate read; objection taken; Debate to as amended, 479. Read the third time and passed, with be resumed on a future day, 57. Debate resumed; Ques- Amendments, 504. Lords agree to Commons Amend- tion put and agreed; Message to the Lords, 70. ments, 512. [Cited as London Local Authorities Act 2007] R.A., 521. London Development Agency Bill [2001–02]: Exam- iners’ Report that Standing Orders have been complied London Local Authorities Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: with; to originate in Commons, 273. Read the first time, Examiner’s Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that 307. Read a second time and committed, 660. Reported the Standing Orders have been complied with, 101. To from the Committee on Unopposed Bills with Amend- originate in the Lords, 102. Report from Examiners, ments (Preamble amended), 694. As amended, consid- Standing Orders not complied with in respect of Petition ered, 756. Read the third time, and passed, 761. Lords for Additional Provision, Report referred to the Standing communicate suspension Resolutions, 777. Commons Orders Committee, 405. Report from the Standing Orders make suspension Resolutions, 793. Committee, 454. Message from the Lords on Suspension, 692. Suspended, 701. London Development Agency Bill [2002–03]: Orders relating to suspension read; read the first, second and London Local Authorities Bill [Lords] [2008–09]: third time and passed, 18. [Cited as London Development Lords Message on Suspension, 676. Agreed to, 682. Agency Act 2003] R.A., 223. London Local Authorities Bill [Lords] [2009–10]: London Local Authorities Bill [Lords] [2001–02]: Ex- Brought from the Lords; read the first time; referred to the aminers’ Report that Standing Orders have been complied Examiners, 46. Report from the Examiners, 73. Order for with; to originate in the Lords, 273. Examiners’ Report Second Reading, 263, 289, 354. that Standing Orders have not been complied with in London Local Authorities and Transport for London relation to a Petition for Additional Provision, 540. Report Bill [Lords] [2001–02]: Standing Orders not complied from Standing Orders Committee, that Standing Orders with; to originate in the Lords, subject to the decisions of ought to be dispensed with and that parties be permitted the Standing Orders Committees, 273. Standing Orders to insert Additional Provisions, 633. Lords communicate Committee reports that Standing Orders ought to be dis- suspension Resolutions, 793. Commons concur, 800. pensed with and that parties be permitted to proceed with London Local Authorities Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: the Bill, 310. Examiner’s Report that Standing Orders Brought from the Lords, read the first time and referred have not been complied with in relation to a Petition for to the Examiners, 316. Examiner’s Report, no Standing Additional Provision, 540. Report from Standing Orders Order not previously inquired into applicable, 363. Read a Committee, that Standing Orders ought to be dispensed second time and committed, 401. Reported from Opposed with and that parties be permitted to insert Additional Pro- Bill Committee, with Amendments, 665. Motion for Or- visions, 633. Lords communicate suspension Resolutions, der to suspend the Bill; Debate stood adjourned, 687. 793. Commons concur, 801. London Local Authorities Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: London Local Authorities and Transport for London Motion to revive; Objection taken; Debate adjourned, 61, Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought from the Lords, read the &c. Debate resumed and Motion agreed to, 151. Lords first time and referred to the Examiners, 276. Examiner’s communicate revival Motion, 168. Brought from the Report, no Standing Order not previously inquired into Lords, 175. Certificate laid; Bill read the first and second applicable, 302. Read a second time and committed, 324. time and committed to the Chairman of Ways and Means, Considered, Amendments made to the Bill, 600. Read the 177. Considered; Amendments made, 202. Read the third third time and Journal passed, with Amendments, 623. time, and passed, with Amendments, 217. Lords disagree Amendments agreed to by the Lords, (no entry in Jour- to one Amendment and agree to the remainder, 254. Lords nal), 15 October 2003. [Cited as London Local Authori- Reason considered; Commons do not insist, 279. [Cited ties and Transport for London Act 2003] R.A., 658. as London Local Authorities Act 2004] R.A., 330. London Local Authorities and Transport for London London Local Authorities Bill [Lords] [2004–05]: Bill [2004–05]: Examiners’ Report, in case of Petition for Examiners’ Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that Stand- Bill, that Standing Orders have been complied with; to ing Orders have been complied with; to originate in the originate in the Commons, 66. Read the first time, 111. Lords, 66. London Local Authorities and Transport for London London Local Authorities Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Mo- Bill [2005–06]: Order, That the promoters of the Bill may tion made, and Question proposed, That Lords message proceed with the Bill in the current Session according to on revival be now considered and that the Commons con- the provisions of the Standing Order (Revival of Bills), curs; objection taken; Debate to be resumed on a future 21. Lords concur, 24. Orders read; Bill read the first time day, 24. Order for resuming the adjourned debate read; and ordered to be read a second time, 27. Read a second objection taken; Debate to be resumed on a future day, time and committed, 67. As amended, considered, 327. 22 BILLS, PRIVATE Read the third time and passed, 344. Message from the Manchester City Council Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Lords communicating Resolutions relating to suspension Brought from the Lords, read the first time and referred of proceedings, 857. Commons concur, 872. to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, 56. Report from Examiners, 74. Motion made and Question proposed London Local Authorities and Transport for London for Second Reading; debate adjourned three hours after Bill [2006–07]: Read the first, second and third time and the commencement of proceedings, 449. passed, 16. Suspended, 604. Manchester City Council Bill [Lords] [2008–09]: Re- London Local Authorities and Transport for London vived, on Division, 285. Brought from the Lords; read the Bill [2007–08]: Read the first, second and third time, first and second time and committed, 343. Report from and passed, 14. Report from Examiners, Standing Orders Committee on the Bill, That it had found the allegations not complied with in respect of Petition for Additional in the Preamble to be true and had gone through the Bill Provision, Report referred to the Standing Orders Com- and made Amendments, 493. Evidence to be published, mittee, 405. Report from the Standing Orders Committee, 496. Order for consideration, 654, 674, 695, 716. 454. Lords Amendments agreed to, 480. [Cited as London Local Authorities and Transport for London Act 2008] Manchester City Council Bill [Lords] [2009–10]: R.A., 568. Revived, 44. Brought from the Lords, 73. Read the first and second time and deemed to have been amended in London Local Authorities and Transport for London Committee, 74. Date appointed for consideration, 159. (No. 2) Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Examiners’ Report, in Considered; Read the third time and passed, with Amend- case of Petition for Bill, that the Standing Orders have ments, 181. Lords agree to Commons Amendments and been complied with, 101. To originate in the Lords, 102. make consequential Amendments, 400. Lords Amend- Report from the Standing Orders Committee, 454. Mes- ments agreed to, 412. [Cited as Manchester City Council sage from the Lords on Suspension, 692. Suspended, 701. Act 2010] Royal Assent, 424. London Local Authorities and Transport for London Medway Council Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: Orders relat- (No. 2) Bill [Lords] [2008–09]: Lords Message on Sus- ing to revival of proceedings, 48. Lords communicate or- pension, 676. Agreed to, 682. ders made relating to revival of proceedings, 74. Brought London Local Authorities (Prohibition of Smoking from the Lords, 79. Certificate of Declaration laid; read in Places of Work) Bill [Lords] [2004–05]: Examiners’ the first and second time and committed to the Chairman Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that Standing Orders of Ways and Means, 83. Reported, by him, with Amend- have been complied with; to originate in the Lords, 66. ments, 87. As amended, considered; Amendments made; Bill read the third time, and passed, with Amendments, London Local Authorities (Prohibition of Smoking in 256. Lords agree to certain Amendments without Amend- Places of Work) Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Motion made, ment, and disagree to the remaining Amendment, with and Question proposed, That Lords message on revival be Reasons, 277. Commons do not insist on their Amend- now considered and that the Commons concurs; objection ment to which the Lords have disagreed, 288. [Cited as taken; Debate to be resumed on a future day, 24. Order for Medway Council Act 2001] R.A., 311. resuming the adjourned debate read; objection taken; De- bate to be resumed on a future day, 44. Order for resum- Medway Council Bill [2003–04]: Examiners report, in ing the adjourned debate read; objection taken; Debate to case of Petition for Bill, Standing Orders complied with; be resumed on a future day, 57. Debate resumed; Ques- to originate in the Commons, 53. Read the first time, 94. tion put and agreed; Message to the Lords, 70. Read a second time and committed, 106. Reported from Committee on Unopposed Bills, with Amendments, 379. London Local Authorities (Shopping Bags) Bill Considered, 410. Read the third time, and passed, 428. [2007–08]: Examiners’ Report, in case of Petition for [Cited as Medway Council Act 2004] R.A., 579. Bill, that Standing Orders have been complied with, 101. To originate in the Commons, 102. Read the first time Mersey Tunnels Bill [2001–02]: Examiners’ Report and ordered to be read a second time, 138. Report from that Standing Orders have been complied with; to origi- Examiners, Standing Orders not complied with in respect nate in Commons, 273. Read the first time, 307. Suspen- of Petition for Additional Provision, Report referred to sion Motion: objection taken, 751. Debate resumed and the Standing Orders Committee, 405. Report from the Motion agreed to, 766. Lords concur, 777. Standing Orders Committee, 454. Mersey Tunnels Bill [2002–03]: Orders relating to Maidstone Borough Council Bill [2005–06]: Exam- suspension read; read the first and second time and com- iners’ Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that Standing mitted, 18. Day appointed for Consideration, 297. Order, Orders have been complied with; to originate in the That on a future day Private Business set down for Four Commons, 348. Read the first time and ordered to be read o’clock by the Chairman of Ways and Means shall be a second time, 384. Read a second time and committed, entered upon at the conclusion of Government business 402. Reported from the Committee on Unopposed Bills, (whether before, at or after Four o’clock), and may then with Amendments, 585. As amended considered, 624. be proceeded with, though opposed, for a period of three Read the third time and passed, 640. [Cited as Maidstone hours, after which the Speaker shall interrupt the busi- Borough Council Act 2006] R.A., 740. ness, 431. Considered; business interrupted after three hours, pursuant to Order, 441. Further considered; read Manchester City Council Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: Ex- the third time, and passed, 654. aminers’ Report that Standing Orders have been complied with; to originate in the Lords, 80. Lords Message on Mersey Tunnels Bill [2003–04]: Order of last Session suspension, 596. Suspended, 604. read; Bill read the first, second and third time and passed, 21. [Cited as Mersey Tunnels Act 2004] R.A., 420. BILLS, PRIVATE 23 Merseyside Local Authorities (Prohibition of Smoking Bills, without Amendments, 522. Order for Third Read- in Places of Work) Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Examiners’ ing, 540, 654, 675, 695, 716. Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that Standing Orders Nottingham City Council Bill [2009–10]: Revived, 45. have been complied with, 348. To originate in the House Read the first and second time and ordered to be read the of Lords, 348. third time, 74. Milford Haven Port Authority Bill [2001–02]: [Lords]: Reading Borough Council Bill [2007–08]: Read the Examiners’ Report that Standing Orders have been com- first time and ordered to be read a second time, 138. plied with; to originate in Lords, 273. Brought from the Lords; read the first time and referred to the Examiners, Reading Borough Council Bill [2008–09]: Revived, 597. Examiners’ Report, no Standing Order not previ- on Division, 285. Read the first time, 343. Read a second ously inquired into applicable, 623. Read a second time time, and committed, 396. Reported from the Committee and committed, 642. Reported from the Committee on on Unopposed Bills, with Amendments, 522. Order for Unopposed Bills with Amendments (Preamble amended), consideration, 640, 662, 696, 717. Suspended, 717. 694. As amended, considered, 756. Read the third time, Reading Borough Council Bill [2009–10]: Revived, and passed, with Amendments, 761. To which the Lords 23. Read the first and second time and ordered to be con- agree, 761. [Cited as Milford Haven Port Authority Act sidered, 46. Order for consideration, 71. Date appointed 2002] R.A., 817. for consideration, 159. Considered; Read the third time National Australia Group Europe Bill [2000–01]: and passed, 181. Examiners report, in case of Petition for Bill, Standing St Austell Market Bill [2007–08]: Read the first time Orders complied with, 26. To originate in the Lords, 29. and ordered to be read a second time, 138. Read a second National Australia Group Europe Bill [2001–02]: time and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private [Lords]: Lords communicate Resolution regarding revival Bills, 159. Examiner’s Report, Standing Order not previ- of Bill, 21. Commons concur, 26. Brought from the ously inquired into complied with, Bill committed, 209. Lords; read the first time and referred to the Examiners, Reported from the Committee on Unopposed Bills, with 97. Examiner’s Report, no Standing Order not previously Amendments, 305. As amended, considered, 340. Read inquired into applicable, 139. Read a second time and the third time and passed, 352. [Cited as St Austell Market committed, 155. Reported from Committee on Unopposed Act 2008] R.A., 467. Bills, without Amendment, 189. Read the third time, and Transas Group Bill [2002–03]: Examiners’ Report passed, without Amendment, 202. [Cited as National that Standing Orders have been complied with, 92. To Australia Group Europe Act 2001] R.A., 240. originate in Commons, 98. Read the first time, 135. Day National Trust (Northern Ireland) Bill [2006–07]: appointed for Second Reading, 151. Read a second time Read the First Time and ordered to be read a second time, and referred to the Examiners, 463. Examiners report 119. Read a second time and referred to the Examiners that Standing Orders not previously inquired into have of Petitions for Private Bills, 134. Examiner’s Report, been complied with, 488. Considered, 623. Read the third Standing Order not previously inquired into complied time, and passed, 636. Lords Amendments agreed to, 697. with, Bill committed, 220. Report by the Attorney Gener- [Cited as Transas Group Act 2003] R.A., 715. al Bill, 336. Reported from the Committee on Unopposed Transport for London Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Exam- Bills, with Amendments, 338. As amended considered, iners’ Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that Standing 366. Read the third time and passed, 380. Lords agree Orders have been complied with, 348. To originate in the to the Bill, with Amendments, 505. Lords Amendments House of Lords, 348. Message from the Lords communi- considered, and agreed to, 531. [Cited as National Trust cating Resolutions relating to suspension of proceedings, (Northern Ireland) Act 2007] R.A., 548. 857. Northern Bank Bill [2007–08]: Read the first time and Transport for London Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: Read ordered to be read a second time, 138. Read a second the first time and referred to the Examiners, 327. Read a time and referred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private second time and committed, 364. Bills, 159. Transport for London Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Read Nottingham City Council Bill [2002–03]: Examiners’ the first and second time and committed, 9. As amended, Report that Standing Orders have been complied with, 92. considered, 352. Read the third time and passed, with To originate in Lords, 98. Brought from the Lords, 374. Amendments, 365. Lords agree to Commons Amend- Read the first time and referred to the Examiners, 375. ments, without Amendment, 399. [Cited as Transport for Examiner’s Report, no Standing Order not previously in- London Act 2008] R.A., 413. quired into applicable, 407. Read a second time and com- mitted, 429. Reported from the Committee on Unopposed Transport for London (Supplemental Toll Provisions) Bills, without Amendment, 496. Read the third time, and Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: Examiners’ Report that Stand- passed, without Amendment, 533. [Cited as Nottingham ing Orders have been complied with; to originate in the City Council Act 2003] R.A., 533. Lords, 80. Lords Message on suspension, 596. Suspend- ed, 604. Nottingham City Council Bill [2007–08]: Read the first time and ordered to be read a second time, 138. Transport for London (Supplemental Toll Provisions) Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Message from the Lords, 692. Nottingham City Council Bill [2008–09]: Revived, on Suspended, 701. Division, 285. Read the first and second time, and com- mitted, 396. Reported from the Committee on Unopposed Transport for London (Supplemental Toll Provisions) Bill [Lords] [2008–09]: Lords Message on suspension, 24 BILLS, PRIVATE 676. Order read for consideration of Lords Message, not previously inquired into is applicable, 443. Read objection taken, 682. a second time and committed, 471. Reported from the Committee on Unopposed Bills, without Amendment, Transport for London (Supplemental Toll Provisions) 558. Queen’s Consent signified; read the third time and Bill [Lords] [2009–10]: Message from the Lords on passed, without Amendment, 573. [Cited as University of revival, 18. Resolved, That this House concurs with the Wales, Cardiff Act 2004] R.A., 579. Lords, 32. Whitehaven Harbour Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Examin- University of Manchester Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: ers’ Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that Standing Or- Examiners’ Report, in case of Petition for Bill, Standing ders have been complied with; to originate in the House Orders complied with; to originate in Lords, 53. Brought of Lords, 348. Message from the Lords communicating from the Lords; read the first time and referred to the Resolutions relating to suspension of proceedings, 857. Examiners, 336. Examiner reports that no Standing Order not previously inquired into is applicable, 355. Read Whitehaven Harbour Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: Brought a second time and committed, 365. Reported from the from the Lords, 307. Read the first time and referred to Committee on Unopposed Bills, without Amendment, Examiners, 308. Read a second time and committed, 333. 412. Queen’s Consent signified; read the third time and Considered, as amended, 434. Read the third time, and passed, without Amendment, 428. [Cited as University of passed, with Amendments, 455. Lords agree to Commons Manchester Act 2004] R.A., 439. Amendments, 499. [Cited as Whitehaven Harbour Act 2007] R.A., 521. University of Wales, Cardiff Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Examiners’ Report, in case of Petition for Bill, Standing Whitstable Oyster Fishery Company Bill [2004–05]: Orders complied with; to originate in Lords, 53. Brought Examiners’ Report, in case of Petition for Bill, that Stand- from the Lords and read the first time; referred to the ing Orders have been complied with; to originate in the Examiners, 423. Examiner reports that no Standing Order Commons, 66.
XVII. PROCEEDINGS ON OPPOSED BILLS TAKEN AT OR AFTER THE TIME SPECIFIED IN THE STANDING ORDER:
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[2000–01] City of London Thursday Consideration 4.00pm (set down Claimed, That the Question (Ward Elections) adjourned, 57. under Standing be now put; granted and Bill Order) carried on division; Ques- tion, That the Clause be read a second time, negatived on division. Kent County Coun- Thursday Consideration 4.00pm (set down cil Bill [Lords] and Third Read- under Standing ing, 255. Order) Medway Council Thursday Consideration 4.00pm (set down Bill [Lords] and Third Read- under Standing ing, 256. Order) City of London Wednesday Consideration 7.00pm (set down Claimed, That the Question (Ward Elections) resumed and under Standing (That the Amendment be Bill adjourned, 342. Order) made) be now proposed; granted and not carried (in- sufficient majority) twice. BILLS, PRIVATE 25
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[2001–02] City of London Thursday Revival motion 4.00pm (set down (Ward Elections) agreed to on under Standing Bill division, 195. Order) City of London Monday Consideration 7.00pm (set down Claimed, That the Question (Ward Elections) resumed and under Standing be now put; granted and Bill adjourned, 319. Order) carried on division; Ques- tion, That the Clause be read a second time, agreed to on division. City of London Monday Consideration 7.00pm (set down (Ward Elections) completed and under Standing Bill Third Reading, Order) 460. Mersey Tunnels Bill Tuesday Second Reading, After 7.00pm (as Claimed, That the Question 673. set down under be now put; granted and car- Standing Order), ried on division; Question, modified by pro- That the Bill be now read a gramme Order on a second time, agreed to on public bill, 672. division. Mersey Tunnels Bill Wednesday Suspension Mo- 7.00pm (set down tion, 766. under Standing Order) [2002–03] Mersey Tunnels Bill Tuesday Consideration Opposed private Claimed, That the Question adjourned, 441. Business set down be now put; granted and for 4.00pm to carried on division; Ques- be entered upon tion, That the Amendment be after the conclusion made, negatived on division. of government business (whether before or after 4.00 pm) and proceeded with for up to three hours, 431. Mersey Tunnels Bill Wednesday Consideration Opposed private resumed and Business set down completed, Third for 4.00pm to Reading, 654. be entered upon after the conclusion of government business (whether before, at or after 4.00pm) and pro- ceeded with for up to three hours, 644. [2003–04] to [2005–06] Nil. [2006–07] Broads Authority Wednesday Second Reading, 4.00pm (set down Bill 27. under Standing Order) 26 BILLS, PRIVATE
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[2007–08] Broads Authority Wednesday Third Reading, Opposed private Bill 372. Business set down for 4.00pm to be entered upon after the conclusion of opposition business (whether before, at or after 4.00pm) and proceeded with for up to three hours, 354. Manchester City Thursday Second Reading Opposed private Council Bill [Lords] adjourned, 449. Business set down for 3.00pm to be entered upon at any and proceeded with for up to three hours, 428. Manchester City Wednesday Second Reading Opposed private Claimed, That the Question Council Bill [Lords] resumed and Business set down be now put; granted and agreed to, 650. for 4.00pm to be carried on division; Ques- entered upon after tion, That the Bill be now the conclusion of read a second time, agreed to opposition business on division. (whether before, at or after 4.00pm) and proceeded with for up to three hours, 642. Bournemouth Bor- Wednesday Second Reading, Opposed private Claimed, That the Question ough Council Bill 651. Business set down be now put, assent withheld, [Lords] for 4.00pm to be twice; claimed later, grant- entered upon after ed and carried on division; the conclusion of Question, That the Bill be opposition business now read a second time, (whether before, agreed to on division. at or after 4.00pm) and proceeded with for up to three hours, 642. Canterbury City Wednesday Second Reading, Opposed private Claimed, That the Question Council Bill 651. Business set down be now put, assent withheld; for 4.00pm to be claimed later, granted and entered upon after carried on division; Ques- the conclusion of tion, That the Bill be now opposition business read a second time, agreed to (whether before, on division. at or after 4.00pm) and proceeded with for up to three hours, 642. BILLS, PRIVATE 27
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[2008–09] Manchester City Tuesday Revival Motion 7.00pm (set down Council Bill [Lords] agreed to, 285. by Standing Order) and Bournemouth Borough Council Bill [Lords](Revival Motion) Canterbury City Tuesday Revival Motion 7.00pm (set down Council Bill, agreed to, 285. by Standing Order) Leeds City Council Bill, Nottingham City Council Bill, Reading Borough Council Bill (Reviv- al Motion) Bournemouth Bor- Wednesday Second Reading, 4.00pm (set down ough Council Bill 396. by Standing Order) [Lords] Nottingham City Wednesday Second Reading, 4.00pm (set down Council Bill 396. by Standing Order) Reading Borough Wednesday Second Reading, 4.00pm (set down Council Bill 396. by Standing Order) [2009–10] Canterbury City Thursday Third Reading, Opposed private Council Bill 138. Business set down for 3.00pm to be entered upon at any and proceeded with for up to three hours, 125. Nottingham City Thursday Third Reading, Opposed private Council Bill 139. Business set down for 3.00pm to be entered upon at any and proceeded with for up to three hours, 125. Bournemouth Bor- Thursday Consideration 3.00pm (set down Claimed, That the Question ough Council Bill adjourned, 159. by Standing Order) be now put; granted and [Lords] carried on division; Ques- tion, That the Amendment be made, negatived on division. Leeds City Council Thursday Third Reading, 3.00pm (set down Bill 181. by Standing Order) Reading Borough Thursday Third Reading, 3.00pm (set down Council Bill 181. by Standing Order) Bournemouth Bor- Thursday Consideration 3.00pm (set down ough Council Bill completed and by Standing Order) [Lords] Third Reading, 181. Manchester City Thursday Consideration 3.00pm (set down Council Bill [Lords] and Third Read- by Standing Order) ing, 181. 28 BILLS, PUBLIC BILLS, PUBLIC
I. Introduction and First Readings 1. Outlawries Bill 2. Bills presented and read the first time 3. Bills ordered 4. Motions for leave to bring in Bills 5. Miscellaneous
II. Second Readings and Committal 1. Days appointed, &c 2. Reference of Bill to Second Reading Committees 3. Second Readings 4. Committal
III. Orders relating to Committal varied, &c.
IV. Committees of the Whole House 1. House resolves itself into Committee, &c. 2. Proceedings in Committee 3. Interruption and conclusion of proceedings in Committee
V. Reports from Committees 1. Committees of the whole House 2. Standing and Public Bill Committees 3. Select Committees
VI. Re-committals
VII. Consideration 1. Orders for consideration 2. Proceedings on consideration 3. Adjournment, postponement and conclusion of proceedings on consideration
VIII. Third Readings
IX. Lords Bills
X. Lords Amendments 1. Commons Bills 2. Lords Bills 3. Miscellaneous
XI. Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s consent
XII. Bills relating to Charges
XIII. Money Bills
XIV. Bills brought from the Lords under Standing Order (Privilege (Bills brought from the Lords))
XV. Scottish Bills
XVI. Bills passed through several stages in one day
XVII. Allocation of Time and Programme Orders 1. Allocation of Time and Programme Orders 2. Orders, &c., in respect of specified Bills BILLS, PUBLIC 29
XVIII. Public Bills referred to the Examiners and Reports from Standing Orders Committee
XIX. Proceedings under Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949
XX. Suspension of Proceedings (Hybrid Bills)
XXI. Bills Carried over pursuant to temporary Standing Order or Standing Order (Carry-over of Bills)
XXII. Revival of Proceedings
XXIII. Orders varying the practice of the House in respect of specified Bills
XXIV. Bills withdrawn
XXV. Bills referred, &c., to Joint Committee on Consolidation, &c., Bills
XXVI. Returns
XXVII. Miscellaneous
XXVIII. List of all Public Bills and main stages 1. Government Bills 2. Private Members’ Bills
I. INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READINGS 1. Outlawries Bill —Private Members’ Bills, [2000–01] 67, &c.; [2001– 02] 89, &c.; [2002–03] 73, &c.; [2003–04] 61, &c.; , Outlawries Bill read the first time, [2000–01] 2; [2004–05] 80, &c.; [2005–06] 71, &c.; [2006–07] 70, [2001–02] 16; [2002–03] 2; [2003–04] 2; [2004–05] 1; &c.; [2007–08] 67, &c.; [2008–09] 74, &c.; [2009–10] [2005–06] 14; [2006–07] 1; [2007–08] 1; [2008–09] 1; 92, &c. [2009–10] 1. Bills presented under Standing Order (Procedure upon 2. Bills presented and read the first time bills whose main object is to create a charge upon the Bills presented and read the first time: public revenue), [2000–01] 147: [2001–02] 21, 22, 225; [2002–03] 14, 110; [2003–04] 6, 279; [2004–05] 47; —Government Bills, [2000–01] 7, &c.; [2001–02] 22, [2006–07] 65; [2007–08] 7; [2008–09] 180. &c.; [2002–03] 7, &c.; [2003–04] 6, &c.; [2004–05] 5, &c.; [2005–06] 19, &c.; [2006–07] 6, &c.; [2007–08] 6, 3. Bills ordered &c.; [2008–09] 6, &c.; [2009–10] 5, &c. Bills ordered to be brought in upon: —and read a second time and ordered to be consid- —Estimates Resolutions, [2000–01] 30, 230, 355; ered, pursuant to Order, [2003–04] 6, 10; [2006–07] 6; [2001–02] 69, 256, 397, 643; [2002–03] 58, 62, 236, 467; [2008–09] 6; [2009–10] 7, &c. [2003–04] 37, 195, 404; [2004–05] 43, 229; [2005–06] —and read a second time and committed to a Commit- 90, 329, 519, 720; [2006–07] 56, 221, 474; [2007–08] 70, tee of the whole House, pursuant to Order, [2009–10] 6, &c.; [2008–09] 31, &c.; [2009–10] 72, &c. &c. —Ways and Means Resolutions, [2001–02] 526. —and read a second time and ordered to be consid- —Ways and Means and Procedure Resolutions, [2000– ered, pursuant to Standing Order (Carry-over of bills), 01] 216; [2001–02] 506; [2002–03] 354; [2003–04] 232; [2004–05] 5, 6. [2004–05] 291, 314; [2005–06] 38, 550; [2006–07] 275; —and read a second time and stood committed to a [2007–08] 290; [2008–09] 319; [2009–10] 397. Public Bill Committee, pursuant to Orders, [2006–07] 6, Private Members’ Bills ordered, presented and read &c.; [2007–08] 6. the first time, [2000–01] 105, &c.; [2001–02] 141, &c.; —and read a second time without Question put and [2002–03] 101, &c. [2003–04] 89, &c.; [2004–05] 115, stood committed in respect of certain Clauses and Sched- &c.; [2005–06] 98, &c.; [2006–07] 95, &c.; [2007–08] ules, pursuant to Standing Order (Carry-over of Bills) and 102, &c.; [2008–09] 113, &c.; [2009–10] 124, &c. Order, [2004–05] 5. 4. Motions for leave to bring in Bills —and read a second time and ordered to be read the Motions for leave to bring in Bills; Question put, third time, pursuant to Order, [2008–09] 6. pursuant to Standing Order (Motions for leave to bring in —deemed to be read the first time, pursuant to Stand- bills and nomination of select Committees at commence- ing Order of 7th April 2005, [2005–06] 19. ment of public business): 30 BILLS, PUBLIC —and agreed to, [2000–01] 101, &c.; [2001–02] 175, 5. Miscellaneous &c.; [2002–03] 668, 705; [2003–04] 114, &c.; [2004–05] Explanatory Notes relating to Bills ordered to be 135, 296; [2005–06] 290, &c.; [2006–07] 95, &c.; [2007– printed: 08] 181, &c.; [2008–09] 180, &c.; [2009–10] 308, 347. —on presentation, [2000–01] 7, &c.; [2001–02] 22, —and agreed to after a brief explanatory statement &c.; [2002–03] 7, &c.; [2003–04] 6, &c.; [2004–05] 5, from the Member who made the Motion and from a &c.; [2005–06] 19, &c.; [2006–07] 6, &c.; [2007–08] 6, Member who opposed it, [2006–07] 91. &c.; [2008–09] 6, &c.; [2009–10] 5, &c. —and agreed to on Division, [2001–02] 144, 278, —on a subsequent day, [2000–01] 95, &c.; [2001–02] 462; [2002–03] 235, 328, 521, 697; [2003–04] 86, 376; 132, &c.; [2002–03] 135, &c.; [2003–04] 104, &c.; [2008–09] 152. [2004–05] 171, 305; [2005–06] 193; [2006–07] 186, 300; —and negatived, [2003–04] 151, 319, 368, 573; [2008–09] 217, 246, 484. [2003–04] 319, 368; [2004–05] 111; [2005–06] 304, 673, Explanatory Notes to Lords Amendments ordered to be 857. printed: —and negatived on Division, [2001–02] 310; [2002– —with Bill, [2006–07] 327, 430; [2007–08] 363, 416, 03] 684; [2003–04] 151, 573; [2005–06] 304, 673, 821, 440, 503, 531, 548, 561, 575, 666, 676, 693, 696, 706; 857; [2006–07] 229, 381; [2007–08] 601. [2008–09] 430, 439, 573, 698; [2009–10] 354, 367, 372. —on a subsequent day, [2006–07] 248.
II. SECOND READINGS AND COMMITTAL: 1. Days appointed, &c. —Order read; business interrupted, [2002–03] 452. Days appointed for Second Readings: Orders for Second Readings this day read and dis- charged, [2003–04] 244. —no Order having been made on a previous day, [2000–01] 311; [2001–02] 183, 462, 465, 695; [2003–04] —Bill withdrawn, [2001–02] 165; [2004–05] 309. 388, &c.; [2004–05] 249, 305; [2005–06] 650, &c.; —Bills to be read a second time on future days, [2006–07] 320, &c.; [2007–08] 454; [2008–09] 183, 427, [2004–05] 189(3), 259, 301. 664; [2009–10] 5, &c. Orders for Second Readings on future days read and —business having stood over on a previous day, discharged, [2001–02] 418, 536; [2002–03] 107, &c.; [2003–04] 254; [2004–05] 189(3), [2004–05] 259, 301; [2003–04] 244, 519, 546; [2005–06] 446, &c. 2. Reference of Bill to Second Reading Committees. —Bills ordered to be read a second time on other Bills referred to Second Reading Committees: [2006– future days, [2000–01] 74, 304, 327, 328; [2001–02] 285, 07] 338. &c.; [2002–03] 194, &c.; [2003–04] 142, &c.; [2004–05] 182, &c.; [2006–07] 129, &c.; [2007–08] 143, &c.; —as a Law Commission Bill, [2001–02] 178; [2008– [2008–09] 113, &c.; [2009–10] 278, 295, 320(7). 09] 573; [2009–10] 271. —Bills withdrawn, [2001–02] 526; [2002–03] 107, —as a tax law rewrite bill, [2002–03] 67; [2004–05] 384; [2003–04] 536(3), 546; [2005–06] 202, &c.; 24; [2006–07] 72; [2008–09] 6; [2009–10] 24(2). [2006–07] 242, &c.; [2007–08] 173, &c.; [2008–09] 299, —reported from second reading committee, [2001–02] 430; [2009–10] 295. 230; [2002–03] 84; [2004–05] 53; [2006–07] 109, 389; Motion for Second Reading; debate stood adjourned at [2008–09] 62, 638; [2009–10] 86(2), 311. 2.30 pm on a Friday, [2000–01] 116, 195; [2001–02] 215, [For list, see COMMITTEES, GENERAL AND &c.; [2002–03] 160, &c.; [2003–04] 177; [2006–07] 114, STANDING] &c.; [2007–08] 151, &c. 3. Second Readings. Debate ordered to be resumed on a future day, [2000– 01] 116, &c.; [2001–02] 215, &c.; [2002–03] 160, &c.; Orders for Second Readings read; Bills ordered to be [2003–04] 109, &c.; [2004–05] 215; [2005–06] 195, &c.; read a second time on future days: [2006–07] 115, &c.; [2007–08] 151, &c.; [2008–09] 166, —tomorrow (Government Bills), [2000–01] 285; &c.; [2009–10] 185, &c. [2004–05] 5, &c.; [2005–06] 19, &c.; [2006–07] 10, &c.; Debate on Second Reading resumed; again adjourned [2007–08] 7, &c.; [2008–09] 56, &c.; [2009–10] 17, &c. at 2.30 pm on a Friday, [2001–02] 318, 420; [2003–04] —next sitting day (Government Bill), [2008–09] 6, 244. &c. Motion for Second Reading; objection taken to further —on future days (Private Members’ Bills), [2000–01] proceeding after 2.30 pm on a Friday, 132, &c.; [2001–02] 234, &c.; [2002–03] 160, &c.; —Debate ordered to be resumed on a future day, [2003–04] 158, &c.; [2004–05] 144, &c.; [2005–06] 217, [2001–02] 215; [2003–04] 109, &c.; [2004–05] 215; &c.; [2006–07] 115, &c.; [2007–08] 401, &c.; [2009–10] [2008–09] 243, &c. 92, &c. BILLS, PUBLIC 31 Motion for Second Reading; Debate stood adjourned at —on Division, after Reasoned Amendment negatived, or after 2.30 pm on a Friday; [2001–02] 45, &c.; [2002–03] 43, &c.; [2004–05] 28, &c.; [2008–09] 46, 91, 347. —Debate ordered to be resumed on a future day [2001–02] 152, 165; [2002–03] 160, &c.; [2005–06] 195, —on Division, after Reasoned Amendment withdrawn, &c. [2005–06] 82. —no day named for resumption of Debate, [2003–04] —after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Stand- 177; [2009–10] 300. ing Order (Second reading committees), [2001–02] 237; [2002–03] 92; [2004–05] 68; [2006–07] 117, 420; Order for Second Reading read: Queen’s Consent [2008–09] 65, 648; [2009–10] 101(2), 318. signified; Objection taken to further proceedings; Bill ordered to be read a second time on future day, [2003–04] —after Question put at specified hour under Alloca- 110(2). tion of Time Order, [2000–01] 299, 300; [2001–02] 231; [2002–03] 387; [2006–07] 13; [2007–08] 199; [2008–09] Motion for Second Reading; fewer than forty Members 183. taking part in Division, business stands over, [2000–01] 116(2), 132, 233, 280; [2003–04] 348; [2004–05] 187(3), —after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing 215, 270; [2006–07] 318(2), 449, 450; [2007–08] 265; Order (Consolidated Fund Bills), [2000–01] 34, 235, 355; [2008–09] 423. [2001–02] 78, 261, 403, 647; [2003–04] 40, 199, 407; [2004–05] 49, 315; [2005–06] 95, 337, 519, 723; [2006– Motion for Second Reading; Motion made to sit in 07] 61, 224, 480; [2007–08] 74; [2008–09] 36, 202, 508; private; fewer than forty Members taking part in Division, [2009–10] 78, 327. business stands over, [2002–03] 160, 250; [2003–04] 244, 282. —after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order (Consolidation bills), [2001–02] 691; [2002–03] Order for resuming adjourned Debate on Second Read- 66(2), 242; [2003–04] 448; [2005–06] 846(2), 875(2), ing read; Debate to be resumed on future day, [2000–01] 876. 132, &c.; [2001–02] 458, 546, 625; [2002–03] 178, &c.; [2003–04] 177, &c.; [2005–06] 488, &c.; [2006–07] 302, —on Division, [2002–03] 474. &c.; [2007–08] 212, &c. 4. Committal Order for resuming adjourned Debate on Second Read- Bills stand committed to a Standing Committee: ing on a future day read and discharged; Debate to be resumed on another future day, [2000–01] 277; [2002–03] —Private Members’ Bills, [2000–01] 195, &c.; 194, &c.; [2003–04] 279; [2005–06] 483; [2006–07] 161, [2001–02] 39, &c.; [2002–03] 160, &c.; [2003–04] 109, 440; [2009–10] 278. &c.; [2004–05] 144; [2005–06] 229, &c. Order for resuming adjourned Debate on Second Read- —Government Bills, [2001–02] 152, &c.; [2002–03] ing on a future day read and discharged; Bill withdrawn, 182, &c.; [2003–04] 489; [2004–05] 5 (in respect of cer- [2002–03] 107, 384. tain Clauses and Schedules, pursuant to Order), 309. Motion for second reading; Motion and Bill with- Bills stand committed to a Public Bill Committee drawn, [2000–01] 258, 306; [2002–03] 274, 311; [2003– (Private Members’ Bills), [2006–07] 114, 115, 251(2), 04] 197; [2007–08] 246; [2008–09] 192, 346, 366, 349, 449; [2007–08] 151, &c.; [2008–09] 220, &c.; [2009–10] 474. 185, &c. Motion for Second Reading (of Private Member’s Bills committed to a Public Bill Committee (by Pro- Bill); Question negatived, [2001–02] 215. gramme Order): [2006–07] 33, &c.; [2007–08] 25, &c.; [2008–09] 47, &c.; [2009–10] 27, &c. Bills read a second time, [2000–01] 26, &c.; [2001– 02] 39, &c.; [2002–03] 160, &c.; [2003–04] 59, &c.; Bills committed to a Standing Committee (by Pro- [2004–05] 32, &c.; [2005–06] 45, &c.; [2006–07] 30, gramme Order): [2000–01] 26, &c.; [2001–02] 60, &c.; &c.; [2007–08] 28, &c.; [2008–09] 64, &c.; [2009–10] [2003–04] 40, &c.; [2004–05] 28, &c.; [2005–06] 41, &c. 27, &c. Bills committed to a Special Standing Committee (by —on Division, [2000–01] 35, &c.; [2001–02] 199, Programme Order), [2001–02] 153; [2002–03] 36, &c. 226; [2002–03] 57, &c.; [2003–04] 40, &c. ; [2004–05] Bill committed to a Select Committee, [2005–06] 142 144, &c.; [2005–06] 82, &c.; [2006–07] 33, &c.; [2007– (Hybrid Bill). 08] 25, &c.; [2008–09] 338, &c. ; [2009–10] 100, 120, 142. —(by Programme Order), [2000–01] 49, 261; [2005– 06] 332; [2006–07] 6. —after Reasoned Amendment negatived, [2000–01] 44, 48, 52, 63, 80, 83, 235, 241; [2001–02] 45, 183, 203, Suspended (hybrid) Bill read a second time and com- 222, 231, 241, 270, 304, 438, 518, 523, 549; [2002–03] mitted to a Select Committee, pursuant to Standing Order 31, 43, 53, 84, 88, 101, 194, 370, 375, 567; [2003–04] 48, of previous Session, [2006–07] 6. 56, 70, 98, 165, 189, 271, 582; [2004–05] 28, 66, 73, 155, Bills committed to Committees of the whole House, 176; [2005–06] 41, 55, 68, 217, 247, 294, 354, 502, 579; [2001–02] 714; [2009–10] 405. [2006–07] 116, 303, 364; [2007–08] 45, 78, 306, 624; [2008-09] 46, 91, 347; [2009–10] 100, 120. —by Programme Order, [2000–01] 120; [2001–02] 42, &c.; [2002–03] 143, &c.; [2003–04] 125; [2004–05] 128, 155, 177, 313(2), 314(3); [2005–06] 222, 234, 354; 32 BILLS, PUBLIC [2006–07] 124, 389, 420; [2007–08] 25; [2008–09] 222, —certain Clauses and Schedules and New Clauses on 476, 641; [2009–10] 77, &c. certain subjects, [2002–03] 371; [2004–05] 90; [2005–06] 579. —by Allocation of Time Order, [2000–01] 299 (2); [2001–02] 231; [2002–03] 253, &c.; [2004–05] 182; (Remainder of Bill committed to a Standing Commit- [2005–06] 588; [2006–07] 13, 30, 259, 403; [2007–08] tee or Public Bill Committee). 197; [2008–09] 181; [2009–10] 111, 212. Bill stands committed to Joint Committee on Tax law Bill committed to a Committee of the whole House (by rewrite Bills, [2002–03] 92; [2006–07] 117; [2008–09] Programme Order) in respect of: 65; [2009–10] 101(2). —certain Clauses, [2002–03] 32; [2008–09] 339. Bill stands committed to Joint Committee on Tax Sim- plification Bills, [2004–05] 68. —certain Clauses and any New Clauses, [2000–01] 37. Order, That a Bill be not committed, pursuant to —certain Clauses and Schedules, [2000–01] 309; Standing Order (Consolidation Bills), [2001–02] 691; [2001–02] 524; [2003–04] 271; [2005–06] 45, 217; [2003–04] 449. [2006–07] 320; [2007–08] 331. Bill treated as having been reported from a Commit- tee of the whole House without Amendment, pursuant to Procedure Order, [2003–04] 521.
III. ORDERS RELATING TO COMMITTAL VARIED, &C.: Public Bill Committee discharged from considering a on consideration, [2002–03] 493. Reported, [2002–03] Bill, [2006–07] 485. 509. Order, That a Committee be discharged from consider- —to Committee of the whole House pursuant to Stand- ing the Bill; Bill withdrawn, [2007–08] 410. ing Order (Tax law rewrite bills), [2002–03] 117. Com- mittee discharged from considering bill, [2002–03] 186. Bill re-committed: —to a Committee of the whole House from Select —to a Standing Committee, [2002–03] 441. Reported, Committee, [2000–01] 204; [2005–06] 582. [2002–03] 646. Motion for an Instruction to the Committee on the —to the Standing Committee to which it was origi- European Union (Amendment) Bill, That it have power to nally committed for the purpose of making such Amend- make provision in the Bill for the holding of a referendum ments as the Committee considers necessary or expedient on the United Kingdom’s continued membership of the in consequence of the addition to the Bill of a New Clause European Union, negatived on Division, [2007–08] 234.
IV. COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE: [For lists of Public Bills considered in Committees of —according to Order, [2000–01] 69, 173, 284 (as the whole House see COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE amended in Select Committee), 300(2), 315; [2001–02] HOUSE; see also entries relating to individual Bills 68, &c.; [2004–05] 128, &c.; [2005–06] 52, &c.; [2006– below.] 07] 13, 30, 259, 320, 403, 408, 507; [2007–08] 125, 161, 348, 401; [2008–09] 339; [2009–10] 112, 124, 146, 152, 1. House resolves itself into Committee, &c. 212, 364. Orders for House to resolve itself into a Committee —again, according to Order, [2000–01] 319; [2001– on a future day, [2000–01] 121; [2001–02] 524, 714; 02] 84, 217, 541; [2004–05] 131, 194; [2005–06] 242, [2002–03] 93, &c.; [2003–04] 288, 304; [2004–05] 129, 384, 397, 575, 597; [2006–07] 323; [2007–08] 165, 132; [2005–06] 45, 234, 238, 579, 588; [2007–08] 136, 177, 182, 205, 215, 218, 223, 231, 234, 239, 352, 405; 331; [2009–10] 6, &c. [2008–09] 358, 489, 689; [2009–10] 167, 187, 217. —again, [2001–02] 69, 85, 209, 537; [2002–03] 397; —pursuant to Order, [2004–05] 184, 315, 316. [2003–04] 292; [2005–06] 238, &c. —pursuant to Resolution, [2004–05] 314, 329. —on re-committal, [2000–01] 284; [2004–05] 131; [2005–06] 636. 2. Proceedings in Committee —immediately, under Allocation of Time Order, Bill to be considered in particular order, [2001–02] [2002–03] 255, 387, 607. 536; [2003–04] 288; [2004–05] 315; [2005–06] 52, 594; [2008–09] 352. House resolves itself into a Committee: —as part of Programme Order, [2000–01] 284; [2001– —immediately, under Allocation of Time Order, 02] 206; [2004–05] 128; [2007–08] 349; [2008–09] 476, [2001–02] 231. 641, 683; [2009–10] 146, 167, 187. BILLS, PUBLIC 33 Amendments made, [2000–01] 300; [2001–02] 217, —on Division [2000–01] 71; [2009–10] 217. 218; [2002–03] 175, &c.; [2003–04] 293; [2004–05] 129, —Clause, by leave, withdrawn, [2004–05] 184, &c. &c.; [2005–06] 238, &c.; [2006–07] 324; [2008–09] 481, &c.; [2009–10] 212, &c. —Question, That new clause be read a second time, put and: —on Division, [2004–05] 315. —agreed to on Division, [2009–10] 217. Amendment proposed; Chairman announces result of a deferred Division; Question proposed that the Amend- —negatived, [2001–02] 92. ment be made, [2001–02] 207. —on Division, [2001–02] 91, &c.; [2002–03] 397; Question proposed, That Amendment be made, [2004–05] 195; [2005–06] 576, &c.; [2007–08] 125; [2001–02] 69, &c. [2008–09] 685. —Amendment, by leave, withdrawn, [2000–01] 173, —Question, That new Clause be read a second time, &c. [2002–03] 94, &c.; [2003–04] 288, &c.; [2004–05] put and negatived, [2008–09] 689. 129, &c.; [2005–06] 52, &c.; [2006–07] 13, &c.; [2007– New Clause brought up and read the first time and 08] 200, &c.; [2008–09] 284, &c.; [2009–10] 124, &c. second time, and added, [2005–06] 253; [2008–09] 700. Question put, That Amendment be made, Amendments proposed to new Clauses: —and negatived, [2000–01] 173, &c.; [2001–02] 84, —negatived, on Division, [2000–01] 71. &c.; [2005–06] 53, 598; [2008–09] 183, &c. —Question put, That an Amendment be made to the —on Division, [2000–01] 173, 175; [2001–02] 70, New Clause, and negatived on Division, [2009–10] 217. &c.; [2002–03] 93, 174, 175; [2003–04] 288, &c.; [2004–05] 128, &c.; [2005–06] 52, &c.; [2006–07] 13, New Clauses brought up and read the first time (sever- &c. ; [2007–08] 200, &c.; [2008–09] 183, &c.; [2009–10] al together), 124, &c. —and added, [2004–05] 197, 200. —and agreed to, [2001–02] 208. —on Division, [2004–05] 199. Question proposed, That Clause stand part of Bill, Schedules agreed to, [2000–01] 174, &c.; [2001–02] [2000–01] 69, &c.; [2004–05] 314; 536; [2002–03] 397; [2003–04] 288, &c.; [2004–05] 132, —and negatived on Division, [2004–05] 129(2). &c.; [2005–06] 386, &c.; [2006–07] 325, 507; [2008–09] 183, &c.; [2009–10] 112. Clauses agreed to, [2000–01] 173, &c.; [2001–02] 85, &c.; [2002–03] 94, &c.; [2003–04] 288, &c.; [2004–05] —on Division, [2005–06] 53; [2006–07] 13, 409. 128, &c.; [2005–06] 52, &c.; [2005–06] 385, &c.; —after Question put at specified hour, pursuant to [2006–07] 13, &c.; [2007–08] 125, &c.; [2008–09] 183, Allocation of Time Order, &c.; [2009–10] 112, &c. —Schedule, as amended, agreed to, [2004–05] 194, —on Division, [2000–01] 70, &c.; [2001–02] 85, &c.; &c. [2003–04] 288, 293; [2006–07] 320, 324; [2007–08] 350; [2008–09] 353, &c. —on Division, [2004–05] 194. Clause, as amended, agreed to, [2003–04] 293; New Schedule brought up, read the first time and add- 2004–05] 132, &c.; [2005–06] 243. ed, [2004–05] 197, &c. —after Question put at specified hour, pursuant to Title amended, [2002–03] 425. Allocation of Time Order: 3. Interruption and conclusion of proceedings in Com- —on Division, [2004–05] 132, &c. mittee. Question put, That the Clause, as amended, stand part Chairman to report Progress and ask leave to sit again, of the Bill, negatived on Division, [2008–09] 490. [2001–02] 537; [2003–04] 289; [2005–06] 238, 382, 386, 571, 594. Clause disagreed to, [2004–05] 196, &c.; [2005–06] 571; [2008–09] 489; [2009–10] 417, 419. Chairman leaves chair at 10.00 pm to report Progress, [2001–02] 69, 85; [2005–06] 382. —on Division, [2000–01] 70, &c. —after 10.00 pm, [2001–02] 209. Chairman, being of opinion that principle of Clause and any matters relating thereto had been adequately Chairman, pursuant to Order, at specified hour, discussed in course of debate on Amendments proposed —puts Questions already proposed from the Chair: thereto, put forthwith Question, pursuant to Standing Order (Debate on clause or schedule standing part), That —That Amendment be made, [2000–01] 173, &c.; Clause, or Clause as amended, stand part of Bill; agreed [2001–02] 85, 208; [2002–03] 93, &c.; [2004–05] 132, to, [2001–02] 537, 541; 2005–06] 243, 385; [2006–07] &c.; [2007–08] 161; [2009–10] 217. 320. —That a Clause stand part of the Bill, [2000–01] 285, New Clauses brought up and read the first time, [2000– &c.; [2004–05] 129; [2006–07] 13; [2007–08] 239. 01] 71; [2001–02] 91, &c.; [2002–03] 397; [2004–05] —That a Clause, as amended, stand part of the Bill, 129, &c.; [2005–06] 576. [2004–05] 315. —and added, [2004–05] 129, &c.: 34 BILLS, PUBLIC —That a Clause be agreed to, [2009–10] 124. —Clauses and Schedules stand part of the Bill, [2000–01] 174; [2004–05] 315; [2005–06] 243, 399, 637; —That a new Clause be read a second time, [2001–02] [2006–07] 13, 259; [2007–08] 201. 207; [2005–06] 251, 576; [2008–09] 690. —on Division, [2004–05] 190 —puts other Questions which he was directed to put at that hour: —and an Amendment to a Schedule, [2000–01] 285; [2005–06] 399, &c. —That Amendment be made, [2001–02] 207, &c.; [2004–05] 129, &c.; [2005–06] 399, &c.; [2007–08] 401; —puts Question on Amendments moved by a Minister [2008–09] 482; [2009–10] 146, 218. and then on all Clauses and Schedules, [2000–01] 300. —Amendment selected for separate decision: —puts Questions that all Clauses stand part, [2000–01] 300. —Negatived, on Division, [2007–08] 161, &c. —leaves Chair to report progress, [2000–01] 316; —on Amendments moved by a Minister, [2002–03] [2001–02] 69, 85, 209; [2002–03] 393; [2004–05] 129, 393, 425. 132; [2005–06] 382, 386; [2006–07] 321; [2007–08]161, —selected for separate Division, [2001–02] 208; &c. [2002–03] 94; [2005–06] 238; —pursuant to Order, [2007–08] 165, &c. —Clauses stand part of the Bill, [2000–01] 70, 71; —leaves Chair to report Bill, [2001–02] 92, 231; [2001–02] 85, &c.; [2002–03] 94, &c.; [2004–05] 132; [2005–06] 244, 253, 400, 576. [2005–06] 238, 243; [2006–07] 13, 409; [2008–09] 690; [2009–10] 146, 168. —Question on each Clause put forthwith, the time for concluding proceedings on the Bill having passed (pursu- —Several Clauses stand part (single question), ant to Allocation of Time Order), [2002–03] 387. [2005–06] 238, &c. Chairman leaves chair to report Bill (pursuant to Pro- —and a Schedule, [2005–06] 399. gramme Order): —That a Clause, as amended, stand part, [2004–05] —without Amendment, [2000–01] 174; [2001–02] 92, 129, &c. 231; [2002–03] 255, 387; [2003–04] 304; [2004–05] 184, —on Division, [2004–05] 132. 190, 315; [2006–07] 13, 30, 259, 404, 409, 507; [2007– 08] 125; [2008–09] 183, &c.; [2009–10] 112, &c. —a Clause, as amended, and another Clause, [2001– 02] 220. —as amended, [2001–02] 220, 588; [2002–03] 175, &c.; [2004–05] 200; [2005–06] 253 &c.; [2009–10] 213. —On new Clause selected for separate decision, [2004–05] 190. —as amended (specified Clauses and a New Clause), [2000–01] 71; [2002–03] 397; [2006–07] 325; [2007–08] —That New Clause be added to the Bill, [2009–10] 401. 146, 218. Bills to be reported: —That New Clause be added to the Bill, negatived on division, [2008–09] 685. —without Amendment, [2000–01] 174, 300; [2002– 03] 434; [2005–06] 298, &c.; [2005–06] 592; [2006–07] —Clause (or Schedule), as amended, and other Claus- 13, 30, 259, 404, 409, 507; [2007–08] 125; [2008–09] es or Schedules, [2005–06] 399, &c. 183, &c.; [2009–10] 112, &c. —Schedule be a Schedule to the Bill, [2001–02] 218, —Specified Clauses, without Amendment, [2002–03] &c.; [2005–06] 244. 94. —Schedule, as amended, agreed to, [2007–08] 402; —Specified Clauses and Schedules, without Amend- [2009–10] 146. ment, [2005–06] 54; [2008–09] 359. —a Schedule, as amended, and another Schedule, —as amended, [2000–01] 285, 300; [2004–05] 316(2), [2001–02] 588. 329; [2005–06] 244, &c. —on Division (a Clause and a Schedule together), —with Amendments, [2008–09] 490, &c. [2001–02] 207. —Specified Clauses and Schedules, as amended, —That several Schedules stand part of the Bill, [2003–04] 294; [2006–07] 325; [2007–08] 406; [2009– [2003–04] 304; [2006–07] 13, 409. 10] 213, &c. —on Division (several Clauses together), [2000–01] Committee discharged from considering Bill (pursuant 315; [2001–02] 208, 218. to Standing Order (Tax simplification bills)), [2000–01] —on Division (several Clauses and a Schedule togeth- 138. er), [2001–02] 219; [2002–03] 393. Committee discharged from considering Bill (pursuant —Amendment to new Clause and that the Clause be to Standing Order (Tax law rewrite bills)), [2006–07] 167; added, [2000–01] 71. [2008–09] 174; [2009–10] 204(2). BILLS, PUBLIC 35
V. REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES: [For Bills reported from Standing and General Com- —with Amendments and an amended long Title, mittees and Committees of the whole House, see below, [2001–02] 315, &c.; [2002–03] 401, 646; [2003–04] 147, COMMITTEES, STANDING AND GENERAL and &c.; [2004–05] 106, 140; [2005–06] 440, 455. COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE.] —with Amendments and an amended short Title, 1. Committees of the whole House [2005–06] 773; Bills reported from Committees of the whole House: —so far as amended, [2003–04] 614; —without Amendment, [2000–01] 174, 300; Bills reported from Public Bill Committees: [2001–02] 92, &c.; [2002–03] 255, 387, 434; [2003–04] —without Amendment, [2006–07] 65, &c.; [2007–08] 304; [2004–05] 184, 190, 315; [2005–06] 54, 298, 599; 62, &c.; [2008–09] 116, &c. [2006–07] 13, &c.; [2007–08] 125, &c.; [2008–09] 184, &c.; [2009–10] 112, &c. —with an Amendment, [2007–08] 62, &c.; [2008–09] 446, 543. —pursuant to Allocation of Time Order, [2001–02] 231. —with Amendments, [2006–07] 38, &c.; [2007–08] 45, &c.; [2008–09] 202, &c. —with an Amendment, [2000–01] 285; [2001–02] 588; [2002–03] 175, 608; [2004–05] 316, 329; [2009–10] —with Amendments and an amended long Title, 208, &c. [2006–07] 313, 479; [2007–08] 59; [2008–09] 162, 359, 415. —with Amendments, [2000–01] 300; [2001–02] 220; [2002–03] 397; [2004–05] 200, 316; [2005–06] 244, 400; —with Amendments and an amended short Title, [2007–08] 526; [2008–09] 490; [2009–10] 160, &c. [2008–09] 415. —with Amendments and an amended long Title, Bill, except specified Clauses or Schedules, reported [2002–03] 425; [2009–10] 249, &c. from Standing Committee: —specified Clauses, [2002–03] 94. —without Amendment, [2002–03] 98. —specified Clauses and Schedules, [2002–03] 397. —with Amendments, [2000–01] 136, 348; [2001–02] 633; [2002–03] 459; [2003–04] 403; [2005–06] 90, 290. Progress reported on Bills in Committee of the whole House, [2000–01] 316; [2001–02] 69, 85, 209, 537; Bills, except specified Clauses and Schedules, reported [2002–03] 393; [2004–05] 129, 132; [2005–06] 238, 382, from Public Bill Committees: 387, 571, 594; [2006–07] 321; [2007–08] 161; [2008–09] —with Amendments, [2006–07] 389; [2007–08] 449, 720. 469; [2008–09] 470. Progress reported on specified Clauses and Schedules Bill deemed to have been reported from a Standing of Bill in Committee of the whole House, [2003–04] 289. Committee, [2000–01] 201. Specified Clauses of (and Schedules to) a Bill reported Bill reported from Joint Committee on Tax law rewrite from Committee of the whole House, —without Amend- Bills, with Amendments, and re-committed to a Commit- ment, [2000–01] 320 (Clauses and Schedules); [2001–02] tee of the whole House, [2002–03] 117; [2008–09] 174. 541; [2005–06] 54 (Clauses and Schedules), 592, 599 (Clauses and a Schedule); [2008–09] 359. Bill reported from Joint Committee on Tax Simplifi- cation Bills without Amendment, and re-committed to a —with Amendments, [2000–01] 71. (Clauses and a Committee of the whole House, [2004–05] 131. New Clause); [2003–04] 294; [2005–06] 253 (Clauses and two New Clauses), 576 (Clauses and a Schedule); Resolution, That, subject to the discretion of the Chair, (Clauses and a New Clause), [2006–07] 325; [2007–08] any written evidence received by the Public Bill Com- 406. mittee shall be reported to the House for publication, [2006–07] 65, &c.; [2007–08] 83, &c.; [2008–09] 70, Committee discharged from considering Bill (pursuant &c.; [2009–10] 60, &c. to Standing Order (Tax law rewrite bills)); Bill read the third time, and passed, [2002–03] 186. —Memorandum to be published, [2006–07] 100, &c.; [2007–08] 118, &c. 2. Standing and Public Bill Committees. —Memoranda to be published, [2006–07] 150, &c.; Bills reported from Standing Committees: [2007–08] 28, &c. —without Amendment, [2000–01] 83, &c.; [2001–02] —Memoranda to be printed, [2006–07] 119, &c.; 73, &c.; [2002–03] 80, &c.; [2003–04] 73, &c.; [2004– [2007–08] 59, &c. 05] 309; [2005–06] 82, &c. —Written evidence to be published, [2008–09] 70, —with an Amendment, [2000–01] 277, &c.; [2001– &c.; [2009–10] 60, &c. 02] 101, &c.; [2002–03] 147, 206; [2003–04] 202, &c.; [2005–06] 161, &c. —Written evidence to be printed, [2008–09] 116, &c.; [2009–10] 208, &c. —with Amendments, [2000–01] 101, &c.; [2001–02] 136, &c.; [2002–03] 80, &c.; [2003–04] 101, &c.; Resolution, That, subject to the discretion of the Chair, [2004–05] 77, &c.; [2005–06] 82, &c. any written evidence received by the Public Bill Com- mittee shall be reported to the House for publication; 36 BILLS, PUBLIC Bill reported, without Amendment, [2006–07] 65, &c.; —without Amendment, and with Special Report, [2007–08] 62. [2000–01] 352. Resolution, That, subject to the discretion of the Chair, —with Amendments, and re-committed to Commit- any written evidence received by the Public Bill Com- tee of the whole House, [2000–01] 204; [2005–06] 582. mittee shall be reported to the House for publication, Bill Special Report, [2005–06] 584. reported, without Amendment, and with Memoranda, Bill reported from Joint Committee on Tax Simplifi- [2006–07] 381. cation Bills without Amendment, and re-committed to a Resolution, That, subject to the discretion of the Chair, Committee of the whole House, [2000–01] 111. any written evidence received by the Public Bill Com- Bill reported from Joint Committee on Tax Law mittee shall be reported to the House for publication; Bill Rewrite Bills with Amendments, and re-committed to a reported, with an Amendment, [2007–08] 62. Committee of the whole House, [2009–10] 121(2). 3. Select Committees. Bill reported from Select Committees:
VI. RE-COMMITTALS: [2002–03] Bill re-committed to a Standing Committee, Committee; Question put, pursuant to Standing Order 441. (Re-committal of Bill), and negatived on Division, [2005– 06] 199. Order read for consideration of Bill, as amended in Standing Committee; Motion for re-committal to a Select
VII. CONSIDERATION: 1. Orders for consideration Day appointed for further consideration of Bill, [2005–06] 452. Days appointed for consideration of Bills: Amendment proposed to Programme Order, to —as amended in the Standing Committee, [2000–01] re-commit bill to Standing Committee, and negatived on 101, &c.; [2001–02] 101, &c.; [2002–03] 80, &c.; [2003– Division, [2001–02] 593. 04] 101, &c.; [2004–05] 17, &c.; [2005–06] 82, &c. Order read for consideration of Bill, as amended in the —not amended in the Standing Committee, [2000–01] Standing Committee; Bill to be considered on a future 83, &c.; [2001–02] 73, &c.; [2002–03] 80, &c.; [2003– day: 04] 73, &c.; [2004–05] 309; [2005–06] 82, &c. —Government Bill, [2001–02] 275. —as amended in the Standing Committee and pursuant to Order, [2000–01] 201. —Private Member’s Bill, [2001–02] 546, 684. —as amended in the Committee, [2005–06] 244, 400. —further consideration [2001–02] 546. —not amended in the Committee and as amended in Order for consideration of Bill on a future day read and the Standing Committee, [2000–01] 348; [2001–02] 633; discharged: [2005–06] 101. —Bill to be considered on another future day, [2001– —not amended in the Committee and in the Standing 02] 617. Committee, [2002–03] 98. Order for further consideration of Bill on a future day —as amended in the Committee and as amended in read and discharged; Bill withdrawn, [2001–02] 700. the Standing Committee, [2000–01] 137; [2002–03] 459; Order for consideration, not amended in the Standing [2003–04] 403; [2005–06] 290. Committee, read; Bill to be considered on a future day, —to be further considered, [2001–02] 338, &c. [2000–01] 259; [2003–04] 386. —pursuant to Standing Order (Carry-over of Bills) —Bill withdrawn, [2005–06] 361. and Order, [2006–07] 6; [2007–08] 112; [2008–09] 6; Bill, as amended in Committee of the whole House, [2009–10] 6. considered, [2004–05] 316(2). —not amended in the Public Bill Committee, [2006– —pursuant to Programme Order or Allocation of Time 07] 65, &c.; [2007–08] 62, &c.; [2008–09] 116, &c.; Order, [2000–01] 285, 300; [2001–02] 220, 588; [2002– [2009–10] 254, &c. 03] 175, &c.; [2004–05] 200; [2005–06] 451; [2008–09] —as amended in the Public Bill Committee, [2006– 490, &c.; [2009–10] 213, &c. 07] 119, &c.; [2007–08] 62, &c.; [2008–09] 124, &c.; Bill (carried over from previous Session) considered, [2009–10] 263, &c. [2003–04] 24, 45; [2004–05] 53, 62, 106. —further considered, [2003–04] 28. BILLS, PUBLIC 37 Bills, not amended in the Standing Committee, consid- 425, 452, 682; [2003–04] 105, 331, 348(2); [2004–05] ered, [2000–01] 102, &c.; [2001–02] 190, &c.; [2002–03] 200, 315, 316(2), 329; [2005–06] 152, 298, 617; [2006– 110, &c.; [2003–04] 105, &c.; [2005–06] 111, &c. 07] 13; [2008–09] 422, &c.; [2009–10] 213, &c. —not amended in the Committee and in the Standing New Clauses brought up, and read the first time, Committee, [2002–03] 138. [2000–01] 102, &c.; [2001–02] 139, &c.; [2002–03] 110, &c.; [2003–04] 24, &c.; [2004–05] 53, &c.; [2005–06] Bills, as amended in the Standing Committee, consid- 101, &c.; [2006–07] 42, &c.; [2007–08] 59, &c.; [2008– ered, [2000–01] 124, &c.; [2001–02] 139, &c.; [2002–03] 09] 168, &c.; [2009–10] 37, &c. 120, &c.; [2003–04] 111, &c.; [2004–05] 106, &c.; [2005–06] 132, &c. New Clauses brought up, and added to the Bill (under Programme Order), [2002–03] 291, &c. —further considered, [2001–02] 374, &c.; [2005–06] 456. New Clause brought up, and read the first and second time, [2001–02] 178; [2002–03] 285; [2003–04] 342; —again considered (after announcements of deferred [2005–06] 498. Divisions), [2000–01] 124; [2001–02] 678; [2005–06] 279. New Clauses brought up, read the first and second time, and added to the Bill, [2000–01] 102, &c.; [2001– —as amended in the Standing Committee and pursuant 02] 179, &c.; [2002–03] 120, &c.; [2003–04] 25, &c.; to Order, [2000–01] 221. [2004–05] 106, &c.; [2005–06] 111, &c.; [2006–07] 129, —not amended in Committee and as amended in the &c.; [2007–08] 59, &c.; [2008–09] 130, &c.; [2009–10] Standing Committee, [2000–01] 354; [2001–02] 653. 37, &c. —further considered, [2001–02] 661; [2002–03] 213, Question proposed, That new Clause be read a second &c.; [2003–04] 342; [2005–06] 101. time; Clause, by leave, withdrawn, [2000–01] 102, &c.; [2001–02] 139, &c.; [2002–03] 110, &c.; [2003–04] 25, Bill, as amended in the Committee, considered, &c.; [2004–05] 53, &c.; [2005–06] 102, &c.; [2006–07] [2005–06] 257. 42, &c.; [2007–08] 59, &c.; [2008–09] 127, &c.; [2009– —as amended in Committee and as amended in the 10] 65, &c. Standing Committee, [2002–03] 497; [2003–04] 429; Question proposed, That new Clause be read a second [2005–06] 361. time; Debate stood adjourned (at 2.30 pm), [2003–04] —further considered, [2003–04] 432. 464. Order for resuming Debate discharged; Bill with- drawn, [2003–04] 546. —again further considered (after announcements of deferred Divisions), [2003–04] 433. Question put, That new Clause be read a second time: Re-committed Bill, as amended in the Standing Com- —and agreed to, [2003–04] 320. mittee, considered, [2002–03] 529. —and agreed to, on Division, [2002–03] 285; [2003– Bill, as amended in the Public Bill Committee, in the 04] 24, &c.; [2005–06] 488. last Session of Parliament, considered, [2006–07] 42; —and negatived, [2000–01] 138, &c.; [2001–02] 351, [2007–08] 59. &c.; [2003–04] 312, 321. Bill, not amended in the Public Bill Committee, con- —and negatived, on Division, [2000–01] 103, &c.; sidered, [2006–07] 129, &c.; [2007–08] 133, &c. [2001–02] 266, &c.; [2002–03] 120, &c.; [2003–04] 28, Bill, as amended in the Public Bill Committee, consid- &c.; [2004–05] 124, &c.; [2005–06] 101, &c.; [2006–07] ered, [2006–07] 92, &c.; [2007–08] 92, &c.; [2008–09] 92, &c.; [2007–08] 59, &c.; [2008–09] 228, &c.; [2009– 127, &c.; [2009–10] 37, &c. 10] 64, &c. — as amended in the Committee and in the Public Bill Amendment proposed to proposed Clause; Question Committee, [2006–07] 430. put, That the Amendment to the proposed Clause be made: —not amended in Committee and as amended in the Public Bill Committee, [2008–09] 512, &c. —and negatived, on Division, [2001–02] 178; [2002– 03] 285; [2003–04] 24, &c.; [2005–06] 498. 2. Proceedings on consideration New Clause added to the Bill, [2001–02] 179; [2003– Bills to be considered in a particular order, [2001–02] 04] 24, &c.; [2005–06] 498. 382; [2002–03] 662; [2003–04] 429; [2005–06] 101. Order, That a Clause be transferred to a specified place —after manuscript Amendment made, [2001–02] 337. in the Bill, [2005–06] 368, 437. —as part of Programme Order, [2001–02] 402, &c.; Amendments made to the Bill, [2000–01] 103, &c.; [2003–04] 319, 337. [2001–02] 139, &c.; [2002–03] 121, &c.; [2003–04] 111, Bill, not amended, considered after moment of inter- &c.; [2004–05] 54, &c.; [2005–06] 132, &c.; [2007–08] ruption; objection taken to further proceedings, [2002–03] 60, &c. 539. Manuscript Amendments made to the Bill, [2001–02] No amendments proposed on consideration, or (new) 220. Clauses or Schedules brought up [2000–01] 285; [2001– Amendments proposed to the Bill, [2000–01] 124, &c.; 02] 457, 588, 625, 711, 744; [2002–03] 175, 356, 405, [2001–02] 139, &c.; [2002–03] 110, &c.; [2003–04] 45, 38 BILLS, PUBLIC &c.; [2004–05] 54, &c.; [2005–06] 102, &c.; [2006–07] —Questions already proposed from Chair: 42, &c.; [2007–08] 60, &c. —that a new Clause be read a second time, [2000–01] Question proposed, That Amendment be made: 102, &c.; [2001–02] 341, &c.; [2002–03] 139, &c.; [2003–04] 199, &c.; [2004–05] 53, &c.; [2005–06] 362, —Amendment, by leave, withdrawn, [2000–01] 129, &c.; [2006–07] 296; [2008–09] 128, &c.; [2009–10] 37, &c.; [2001–02] 139, &c.; [2002–03] 121, &c.; [2003–04] &c. 111, &c.; [2004–05] 62, &c.; [2005–06] 102, &c.; [2006–07] 92, &c.; [2007–08] 60, &c.; [2008–09] 127, —negatived, [2004–05] 162; [2006–07] 415. &c.; [2009–10] 276, &c. —on Division, [2004–05] 161, &c.; [2006–07] 186, —Debate adjourned (half-past Two o’clock on a Fri- 419; [2007–08] 441. day), [2005–06] 488. —agreed to, [2007–08] 113. —Debate resumed; Amendment, by leave, withdrawn, —on Division, [2007–08] 113. [2005–06] 515. —that a new Clause be added to the Bill, Question put, That Amendment be made: —that an Amendment be made to the Bill, [2000–01] —and negatived, [2000–01] 138, &c.; [2001–02] 369, 124, &c.; [2001–02] 370, &c.; [2002–03] 409, &c.; &c.; [2003–04] 320, &c.; [2004–05] 106; [2006–07] 581; [2002–03] 291, &c.; [2003–04] 159, &c.; [2004–05] 62, [2009–10] 332. &c.; [2005–06] 199, &c.; [2008–09] 249, &c.; [2009–10] —and negatived, on Division, [2000–01] 349; [2001– 65, &c. 02] 159, &c.; [2002–03] 110, &c.; [2003–04] 45, &c.; —negatived, [2006–07] 92. [2004–05] 54, &c.; [2005–06] 111, &c.; [2006–07] 42, &c.; [2007–08] 60; [2008–09] 127, &c.; [2009–10] 38, —on Division, [2002–03] 455; [2006–07] 130, &c. &c. —other Questions required to be put at those hours: —and agreed to, [2000–01] 125; [2003–04] 160; —Question on Motions made by a Minister of the [2008–09] 489; [2009–10] 275, 415. Crown for adding new Clauses, [2001–02] 342, &c.; —and agreed to, following Amendments to the [2003–04] 161, &c.; [2006–07] 192, &c. Amendment, [2009–10] 276. —on Division, [2004–05] 147; [2006–07] 130; —and agreed to, on Division, [2002–03] 121, &c.; —Adding of a new Clause already read a second time, [2005–06] 258; [2006–07] 582. [2001–02] 594, 598; [2003–04] 320, 342; [2007–08] 113, Amendment proposed to proposed Amendment; Ques- &c. tion put, That Amendment be made to proposed Amend- — agreed to, on Division, [2007–08] 113. ment: —New Schedule, [2001–02] 352; [2004–05] 147; —and agreed to on Division, [2001–02] 546. [2006–07] 151, 415; [2007–08] 315. —and negatived on Division, [2001–02] 571. —New Schedules moved by a Minister, [2002–03] Amendment proposed, amended and, as amended, 414. made to the Bill, [2002–03] 513, 616; [2003–04] 449; —that Amendments moved by a Minister of the Crown [2004–05] 54. be made, [2000–01] 103, &c.; [2001–02] 294, &c.; New Schedule brought up, read the first and second [2002–03] 121, &c.; [2003–04] 28, &c.; [2004–05] 54, time, and added to the Bill, [2001–02] 662; [2002–03] &c.; [2005–06] 185, &c.; [2006–07] 42, 92; [2007–08] 634; [2005–06] 321. 113; [2008–09] 128, &c.; [2009–10] 38, &c. New Schedule brought up, and read the first time, —on Division, [2000–01] 143; [2001–02] 342, 595; [2002–03] 285, &c. [2002–03] 408; [2003–04] 575; [2005–06] 826; [2007– 08] 645; [2008–09] 618, &c.; [2009–10] 38, &c. New Schedule read a second time, [2002–03] 634, &c. —remaining Amendments moved by a Minister, —on Division, [2002–03] 285. [2006–07] 92, &c.; [2007–08] 114, &c. New Schedule added to the Bill, [2002–03] 285, 414. —Title amended, [2008–09] 618; [2009–10] 254, 276, Title amended, [2000–01] 103; [2002–03] 122, 414; 304. [2005–06] 321, 484, 515, 626, 792; [2006–07] 415, 442, —That several new Clauses and new Schedules be 598; [2007–08] 114. added, on Division, [2001–02] 598. Bill, as amended on consideration, ordered to be print- —Amendments and New Clauses moved by a Minis- ed, [2002–03] 496. ter, [2002–03] 478, &c.; [2004–05] 147; Proceedings on consideration brought to a conclusion —New Clause selected for separate decision, [2001– at specified hour, [2005–06] 345. 02] 342, &c.; [2002–03] 139, &c.; [2003–04] 161, &c.; Order, That further consideration be now adjourned, [2004–05] 53, &c.; [2005–06] 257, &c.; [2006–07] 296, [2005–06] 452. &c.; [2007–08] 386, &c. Questions put at specified hours, pursuant to Allocation —That a new Clause be added, [2005–06] 436, 498. of Time or Programme Orders: BILLS, PUBLIC 39 —That a new Clause be added, on Division, [2008–09] 3. Adjournment, postponement and conclusion of pro- 127. ceedings on consideration —negatived, [2009–10] 192, &c. Order for consideration read; Deputy Speaker inter- rupts business; Bill to be further considered on a future —on Division, [2009–10] 163, &c. day, [2003–04] 386. —That two new Clauses be added, on Division, Further consideration of a Bill adjourned, [2001–02] [2000–01] 143. 338, 654. —Amendment to a new Clause, [2003–04] 342; Further consideration adjourned; Bill to be further [2005–06] 622. considered on a future day, [2003–04] 25, 430. —Amendment selected for separate decision, Further consideration stood adjourned: Bill to be fur- [2000–01] 157; [2001–02] 375, &c.; [2002–03] 121, &c.; ther considered on a future day, [2003–04] 340. [2003–04] 160, &c.; [2004–05] 54, &c.; [2005–06] 166, &c.; [2006–07] 92, &c.; [2007–08] 114, &c.; [2008–09] Further consideration of a Bill stood adjourned, at 333, &c.; [2009–10] 38, &c. 10.00 pm, [2001–02] 403. —negatived, on Division, [2004–05] 147; [2009–10] —at 2.30 pm on a Friday, [2001–02] 458, 711. 163. Bill to be further considered on a future day, [2001–02] —Amendments on subjects specified in Programme 568, 673. Order, [2000–01] 158. Speaker brings proceedings on consideration to a con- —several Amendments, [2001–02] 567, 594. clusion, pursuant to Programme Order, [2001–02] 266, 583. —an Amendment to an Amendment, [2001–02] 571, 677; [2003–04] 450; [2005–06] 626; Debate stood adjourned on an Amendment; Debate to be resumed on a future day, [2003–04] 343. —remaining New Clauses, New Schedules and Amendments moved by a Minister, [2007–08] 113, &c. —Debate resumed, [2003–04] 346.
VIII. THIRD READINGS: Days appointed for Third Reading, 434, 450; [2004–05] 108, 167, 223, 316; [2005–06] 185, 321, 345, 374, 499, 715, 792, 833, 846; [2006–07] 297, —and Bill ordered to be printed, [2005–06] 258. 409; [2007–08] 93, 187, 315, 337, 358, 483; [2008–09] Order for Third Reading on a future day read and dis- 249, 423, 617, 662; [2009–10] 332. charged; Bill withdrawn, [2002–03] 623. Prince of Wales’s Consent signified, [2001–02] 349, Motion for Third Reading; Queen’s consent signified; 414, 420, [2002–03] 214, 296, 456, 524, 530, 677; [2003– read the third time and passed, [2005–06] 499. 04] 28, 434, 450, 522; [2004–05] 108, 223; [2005–06] 185, 321, 716, 793, 833, 846; [2007–08] 315, 358, 483; Motion for Third Reading; Debate stood adjourned: [2008–09] 249, 423, 617, 662; [2009–10] 332. —at 10.00pm, [2000–01] 139. Bills read the third time, and passed, [2000–01] 125, —Debate resumed and Question agreed to, [2000–01] &c.; [2001–02] 136, &c.; [2002–03] 111, &c.; [2003–04] 139; [2005–06] 620. 28, &c.; [2004–05] 121, &c.; [2005–06] 102, &c.; [2006–07] 30, &c.; [2007–08] 60, &c.; [2008–09] 36, —at 2.30pm on a Friday, [2000–01] 329; [2005–06] &c.; [2009–10] 38, &c. 515, 620. —on Division, [2000–01] 174, &c.; [2001–02] 191, Queen’s Consent signified: &c.; [2002–03] 122, &c.; [2004–05] 108, &c. ; [2005–06] —Queen consents to place her prerogative and interest 111, &c.; [2006–07] 151, 187; [2007–08] 171; [2008–09] at the disposal of Parliament, &c.: 631; [2009–10] 38, &c. —on Third Reading, [2001–02] 349. —after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Order, [2004–05] 315; [2006–07] 259. —to a Private Bill, on Third Reading, [2003–04] 428. —after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Allocation —Queen consents to place her prerogative at the dis- of Time Order, [2002–03] 608; [2006–07] 13; [2008–09] posal of Parliament, &c.: 184. —on Third Reading, [2003–04] 255, 522; [2004–05] —Question put at specified hour, [2000–01] 103; 162, 315; [2005–06] 200; [2006–07] 42; [2007–08] 60, [2001–02] 159, &c.; [2002–03] 214; [2003–04] 161, &c.; 253. [2004–05] 147; [2005–06] 263; [2006–07] 225; [2007– —to a Private Bill, on Third Reading, [2003–04] 573. 08] 115; [2009–10] 192, &c. —Queen gives her consent, so far as Her Majesty’s —on Division, [2000–01] 158, &c.; [2001–02] 132, interest is concerned, &c.: &c.; [2002–03] 139, &c.; [2003–04] 247, &c.; [2004–05] 54, 190; [2005–06] 200, &c. ; [2006–07] 167, 193; —on Third Reading, [2001–02] 345, 352, 414, 420; [2007–08] 125; [2009–10] 38, &c. [2002–03] 214, 296, 456, 524, 530, 677; [2003–04] 28, 40 BILLS, PUBLIC 253, 523, 614; [2008–09] 36, 202, 508; [2009–10] 78, 327, &c. Consolidated Fund Bills read the third time and passed, after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Stand- —on Division, [2002–03] 474. ing Order (Consolidated Fund Bills), [2000–01] 35, 235, Consolidation Bills read the third time and passed, 355; [2001–02] 78, 261, 403, 647; [2002–03] 66(2), 242; after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order [2003–04] 40, 199, 407; [2004–05] 49; [2005–06] 95, (Consolidation Bills), [2001–02] 691; [2003–04] 449. 337, 519, 723; [2006–07] 61, 225, 480; [2007–08] 74,
IX. LORDS BILLS: Bills brought from the Lords, —not read the first time, [2001–02] 265, 587, 725; [2002–03] 276, &c.; [2003–04] 94, 245, 346; [2004–05] —and read the first time on the same day, [2000–01] 95, 211; [2005–06] 336; [2006–07] 307, &c.; [2007–08] 134, &c.; [2001–02] 149, &c.; [2002–03] 155, &c.; 497, &c.; [2008–09] 439; [2009–10] 342, 407. [2003–04] 133, &c.; [2004–05] 70, &c.; [2005–06] 212, &c.; [2006–07] 150, &c.; [2007–08] 170, &c.; [2008–09] —Bill printed pursuant to Standing Order (Bills 171, &c.; [2009–10] 160, &c. brought from the Lords), [2003–04] 262; [2004–05] 176. —with Explanatory Notes to be printed, [2005–06] Lords Bills passed: 212, &c. —without Amendment, [2000–01] 283; [2001–02] —and read the first time on a subsequent day, [2000– 231, &c.; [2002–03] 539, 682; [2003–04] 449; [2004–05] 01] 176, 277; [2001–02] 270, 455, 523, 787; [2002–03] 184; [2005–06] 850; [2006–07] 404, &c.; [2007–08] 533; 227, 241; [2003–04] 241, &c.; [2004–05] 176; [2005–06] [2008–09] 414; [2009–10] 331, &c. 183, 317; [2006–07] 186, &c.; [2007–08] 234, &c.; —with Amendments [2000–01] 349; [2001–02] 349, [2008–09] 396, &c. &c.; [2002–03] 291, &c.; [2003–04] 283, &c.; [2004–05] —pursuant to Standing Order (Privilege (Bills brought 200, 315, 316, 328; [2005–06] 368, 392; [2006–07] 420, from the Lords)), [2001–02] 149. &c.; [2007–08] 601, &c.; [2008–09] 617; [2009–10] 415, &c. —and stood referred to a Second Reading Committee, pursuant to Standing Order (Law Commission bills), —with an Amendment, [2000–01] 328, &c.; [2001–02] [2001–02] 178; [2008–09] 573; [2009–10] 271. 311, &c.; [2002–03] 356, 608; [2003–04] 467; [2004–05] 316, 329; [2005–06] 475; [2007–08] 539; [2008–09] 632; [2009–10] 365.
X. LORDS AMENDMENTS: 1. Commons Bills: —Printed pursuant to Standing Orders (Bills brought from the Lords) and (Lords amendments), [2002–03] 692; Bills agreed to by the Lords: [2003–04] 595; [2004–05] 228, 259; [2005–06] 857. —without Amendment, [2000–01] 42, &c.; [2001–02] Lords Amendments considered: 84, &c.; [2002–03] 263, &c.; [2003–04] 45, &c.; [2004– 05] 301(2), 325(2); [2005–06] 141(2), &c.; [2006–07] 17, —according to Order, [2000–01] 359, &c.; [2001–02] &c.; [2007–08] 293, &c.; [2008–09] 259, &c.; [2009–10] 260, &c.; [2002–03] 263, &c.; [2003–04] 179, &c.; 232, &c. [2004–05] 316; [2005–06] 403, &c.; [2006–07] 328, &c.; [2007–08] 366, &c. —with Amendments, [2000–01] 346, 352(2); [2001– 02] 255, &c.; [2002–03] 253, &c.; [2003–04] 159, &c.; —forthwith, [2002–03] 398; [2003–04] 252, 624, 630; [2004–05] 227, 301, 309, 325(2); [2005–06] 384, &c.; [2008–09] 132, &c. [2006–07] 191, &c.; [2007–08] 210, &c.; [2008–09] 128, —pursuant to Order, [2004–05] 229, 260. &c.; [2009–10] 354, &c. —An Amendment in lieu, pursuant to Order, [2002– —with an Amendment, [2005–06] 603; [2006–07] 03] 608. 366; [2007–08] 601. Lords Message, pursuant to Order, [2002–03] 707, Days appointed for consideration of Lords Amend- 714. ments, [2000–01] 346, &c.; [2001–02] 255, &c.; [2002– 03] 253, &c.; [2003–04] 159, &c.; [2004–05] 301, &c.; —according to Order, [2005–06] 556, &c.; [2006–07] [2005–06] 384, &c.; [2006–07] 191, &c.; [2007–08] 416, 381, &c.; [2007–08] 714, &c. &c.; [2008–09] 128, &c. —forthwith, [2004–05] 317(2), [2005–06] 559. —Lords Message, [2005–06] 460, &c.; [2006–07] 452, Order: That a Clause be moved to another place in the &c.; [2007–08] 701. Bill, [2007–08] 702. BILLS, PUBLIC 41 Consequential Amendments made to the Bill, [2000– Commons agree to Lords Amendments in lieu and 01] 359; [2001–02] 260; [2002–03] 596, &c.; [2004–05] Lords Amendment to Commons Amendment in lieu, 260; [2007–08] 367, 703; [2008–09] 702; [2009–10] 423. [2003–04] 623. —Consequential to a Lords Amendment being disa- Commons agree to Lords Amendment to a Commons greed to, [2001–02] 690. Amendment, [2007–08] 698. Amendments to Lords Amendments: Commons agree to Lords Amendment to a Lords Amendment as amended by the Commons, [2002–03] —agreed to, [2007–08] 697. 299. —on Division, [2006–07] 514. Commons agree to Lords Amendments in lieu; do not —negatived, [2001–02] 696, 789, 803. insist on disagreement to certain Lords Amendments; agree to Lords Amendment to Commons Amendment —on Division, [2002–03] 684, &c.; [2003–04] 329, to Lords Amendment; insist on disagreement to a Lords &c.; [2004–05] 310; [2005–06] 558; [2006–07] 606; Amendment, with an Amendment in lieu, [2001–02] 267. [2007–08] 697, 702. Commons agree to Lords consequential Amendments, —withdrawn, [2003–04] 444, 550; [2005–06] 872; the Commons being willing to waive their privileges in [2006–07] 452; [2007–08] 471. respect of one of them, [2003–04] 472. Amendment made in lieu of one of the Amendments Commons disagree to Lords Amendments, [2000–01] disagreed to, and Amendment in lieu agreed to, [2003–04] 359; [2001–02] 260, &c.; [2002–03] 264, &c.; [2003–04] 298. 179, &c.; [2004–05] 316, 328; [2005–06] 603; [2006–07] Amendment made to the Bill instead of words left out 453; [2007–08] 702; [2008–09] 437, &c.; [2009–10] 397. of the Bill by a Lords Amendment, [2001–02] 260. —on Division, [2004–05] 316; [2005–06] 432, &c.; Commons agree to Lords Amendments, [2000–01] [2006–07] 353, &c.; [2007–08] 366, &c. 360; [2001–02] 260, &c.; [2002–03] 263, &c.; [2003–04] —Amendment made to the Bill in lieu thereof, 179, &c.; [2004–05] 316(2), 317, 328: [2005–06] 557, [2001–02] 578, &c.; [2002–03] 525, &c.; [2003–04] 263, &c.; [2006–07] 328, &c.; [2007–08] 422, &c.; [2009–10] &c.; [2004–05] 317; [2005–06] 433; [2006–07] 343; 360, &c. [2007–08] 366, &c. —on Division, [2007–08] 693. —Amendments in lieu negatived on Division, [2003– —the Commons being willing to waive their privi- 04] 618. leges, [2000–01] 360; [2001–02] 797; [2002–03] 596; —Amendment made to the words so restored to the [2003–04] 329; [2005–06] 558, 883; [2007–08] 471, 569; Bill, [2001–02] 261, 689, 802; [2002–03] 699, &c.; [2008–09] 132, &c.; [2009–10] 397, 423 (on Division). [2003–04] 459; [2004–05] 230; [2005–06] 840; [2006– —the Commons being willing to waive their privileges 07] 513; [2007–08] 366. in respect of: Lords Amendments deemed to be disagreed to, pur- —a specified Amendment, [2000–01] 359; [2001–02] suant to Standing Order (Lords amendments), [2007–08] 260, 707, 797; [2002–03] 356; [2003–04] 444, &c.; 548; [2009–10] 397. [2005–06] 558. Commons disagree to Lords Amendment in lieu, —specified Amendments, [2001–02] 638, 667, 789; [2003–04] 611, &c. [2002–03] 364, &c.; [2003–04] 459, &c.; [2004–05] 328. Commons disagree to Lords Amendment in lieu —Title amended accordingly, [2002–03] 702; [2003– of Lords Amendment disagreed to by the Commons, 04] 550; [2007–08] 703. [2002–03] 608. Lords Amendment amended and agreed to, [2001–02] Commons disagree to Lords Amendment to Commons 260, &c.; [2002–03] 266, &c.; [2003–04] 397, &c.; Amendment to Lords Amendment, [2003–04] 237, 245. [2004–05] 230; [2005–06] 841; [2006–07] 514. Lords agree, without Amendment, to the Commons —amended on Division and agreed to, [2003–04] 179. Amendment, [2007–08] 568. —the Commons being willing to waive their privileg- Lords agree, without Amendment, to Commons es, [2001–02] 810; [2002–03] 596; [2003–04] 444, &c. Amendments, [2007–08] 655, &c.; [2009–10] 426. Commons agree to Lords Amendment in lieu of words Lords agree to Commons Amendments with conse- left out of the Bill by Commons Amendment [2007–08] quential Amendments to some Lords Amendments, and to 714. Amendments in lieu, [2003–04] 454. —Question proposed, That this House agrees with the Lords agree to certain Amendments made by the Com- Lords in their Amendment, [2005–06] 604; [2006–07] mons, with Amendments, make consequential Amend- 606. ments; agree to an Amendment made by the Commons with an Amendment in lieu of the words so left out of the —Question put, That the Amendment be made, nega- Bill, and they agree without Amendment to the remaining tived on Division, [2005–06] 556. Commons Amendments, [2006–07] 452. Commons agree to Lords Amendments in lieu, [2001–02] 726; [2003–04] 326. 42 BILLS, PUBLIC Lords agree to Amendment in lieu, and do not insist disagreement to the Lords Amendment, and make an on their Amendments, but propose Amendments in lieu of Amendment in lieu thereof, [2003–04] 204. some of them, [2003–04] 627. Commons do not insist on disagreement to Lords Lords agree to consequential Amendments made by Amendments on which the Lords have insisted, [2007– the Commons, [2009–10] 426. 08] 372. Lords agree to Commons Amendment to Lords Commons do not insist on disagreement to Lords Amendment, with an Amendment, and do not insist on Amendment on which the Lords have insisted; insist on their remaining Lords Amendment, [2003–04] 211. disagreement to a certain Lords Amendment and propose Amendments to the words so restored to the Bill and Lords agree to Commons Amendment to Lords a consequential Amendment to the Bill; and agree to a Amendment; do not insist on their Amendments disa- Lords Amendment to the Bill, [2002–03] 714. greed to by the Commons and agree to the Amendments in lieu, and propose an Amendment in lieu of one of their Lords insist on an Amendment to which the Commons Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed, has disagreed: [2003–04] 624. —do not insist on another Amendment to which the Lords disagree to Commons Amendment to Lords Commons has disagreed but propose Amendments in lieu Amendment and insist on Lords Amendment, [2003–04] thereof; and they do not insist on their remaining Amend- 202; [2006–07] 367. ments to the Commons House has disagreed, [2006–07] 531. Commons insist on disagreement to a Lords Amend- ment on which the Lords have insisted; Amendments Lords insist on certain Amendments to which the Com- made to the words so restored to the Bill, [2002–03] 708, mons have disagreed: 709. —agree without Amendment to certain Commons Commons insist on disagreement to a Lords Amend- Amendments in lieu of certain Lords Amendments; disa- ment with an Amendment in lieu, and do not insist on gree to remaining Commons Amendments in lieu of some its Amendment to a Lords Amendment but propose an of their Amendments, [2005–06] 460. Amendment in lieu, [2001–02] 805. —disagree to the Commons Amendment in lieu; and Commons insist on disagreement with Lords Amend- do not insist on the remaining Lords Amendment to which ments but propose Amendments to words so restored to the Commons have disagreed, [2005–06] 715. the Bill; Lords Amendment in lieu agreed to, [2001–02] —do not insist on certain of their Amendments and 726. propose Amendments in lieu; agree without Amendment Commons insist on disagreement but propose Amend- to Commons Amendments to Lords’ Amendments; and do ment in lieu, [2003–04] 252; [2006–07] 381. not insist on remaining Amendments to which the Com- mons have disagreed, [2005–06] 863. —on Division, [2005–06] 493, 509, 875; [2006–07] 446. —do not agree with a Commons Amendment in lieu, but propose Amendments in lieu; and agree to an Amend- Commons insist on disagreement with certain Amend- ment in lieu, Amendments made to words so restored to ments, insist on a certain Amendment but do not insist on the Bill and the consequential Amendment, [2001–02] their disagreement with another Amendment and propose 719. an Amendment in lieu, [2005–06] 510. —and disagree to the Amendment proposed by the Commons insist on disagreement with certain Amend- Commons in lieu, [2003–04] 631; [2006–07] 366. ments, but do not insist on their disagreement with other Amendments and propose Amendments in lieu, [2006– —and disagree with the Amendments proposed by the 07] 488. Commons in lieu, [2006–07] 430, 473. Motion to insist on disagreement to Lords Amend- —disagree to the Amendments proposed by the Com- ments and disagree to Lords Amendment in lieu, with an mons in lieu of the Lords Amendments and they propose Amendment in lieu, negatived (after Amendment nega- Amendments in lieu, [2006–07] 505. tived); similar Motion but with a different Amendment in —do not insist on the remaining Amendments to which lieu agreed to, [2003–04] 629–30. the Commons has disagreed; agree to the Amendments Commons do not insist on Amendment and agree with proposed by the Commons to the words so restored to the Lords Amendment in lieu thereof, the Commons being Bill; agree to the consequential Amendment proposed by willing to waive its privileges in respect of the Lords the Commons; agree to the Amendments proposed by the Amendment, [2007–08] 698. Commons in lieu of certain of their Amendments; and agree to the Amendments proposed by the Commons to Commons do not insist on Amendment and agree with certain of their Amendments, [2007–08] 372. Lords Amendments in lieu, [2007–08] 698. —do not insist on another, but propose an Amendment Commons do not insist on Amendments and propose in lieu; do not insist on the remaining Amendments and Amendments in lieu, [2006–07] 578. agree to Amendments in lieu, [2003–04] 283. Commons do not insist on Amendments but disagree —do not insist on others, but propose Amendments in with the Lords in their Amendments, [2005–06] 522. lieu of some of them; and have considered and disagreed Commons do not insist on their Amendment to a Lords to the Amendment suggested by the Commons, [2003–04] Amendment, but make Amendment in lieu, insist on their 624. BILLS, PUBLIC 43 Lords insist on their Amendment to a Commons —and agree to Commons Amendments to words so Amendment, [2003–04] 250. restored to Bill, [2001–02] 727. Lords insist on certain Amendments to which the Com- —but propose another Amendment (to the Commons mons has insisted on their disagreement, and disagree Amendment) in lieu, [2003–04] 241. with Commons Amendments in lieu, [2005–06] 502. —but propose Amendments in lieu, [2001–02] 714; Lords do not insist on Amendments to which the Com- [2005–06] 537. mons have disagreed, [2003–04] 623, 631; [2006–07] —but propose Amendments in lieu of one of them, and 585; [2007–08] 211, 568, 713; [2009–10] 426. agree to Commons Amendments to Lords Amendments, —and agree to Amendments in lieu, [2001–02] 604; [2001–02] 719. [2005–06] 857; [2006–07] 364, &c. Lords do not insist on their disagreements to certain —and agree to an Amendment in lieu, [2003–04] 259. Commons Amendments; do not insist on their Amend- ments in lieu of one of those disagreements; and agree —and agree to a single Amendment and a single without Amendment to Commons Amendments, [2005– Amendment in lieu, [2001–02] 268, 665. 06] 881. —and agree to Amendments in lieu and to Amend- Questions put at specified hours, pursuant to Pro- ments to Lords Amendments, [2003–04] 420. gramme Orders: —and agree to the Amendment in lieu of one of them, —Questions already proposed from the Chair: but propose further Amendments to the Bill in lieu of the other, [2003–04] 318. —That Lords Amendment be agreed to, [2000–01] 360; [2001–02] 260, &c.; [2002–03] 398, &c.; [2003–04] —and agree to Amendments in lieu with an Amend- 444, &c.; [2004–05] 310; [2005–06] 403, &c.; [2006–07] ment, but propose Amendments in lieu of Commons 606; [2007–08] 367; [2008–09] 535; [2009–10] 423. Amendments to which the Lords have disagreed, [2003– 04] 614. —That Lords Amendment be disagreed to, [2000–01] 359; [2001–02] 260, &c.; [2002–03] 264, &c.; [2003–04] —agree without Amendment to Commons Amend- 180, &c.; [2005–06] 432, &c.; [2007–08] 366; ments proposed in lieu; and agree to the Commons Amendment made to the remaining Lords Amendment, —That certain Lords Amendments be disagreed to, [2005–06] 845. [2005–06] 556; [2008–09] 700. —agree to the Amendments proposed by the Com- —Lords Amendment to Commons Amendment to mons in lieu of one of the Lords Amendments; and they Lords Amendment be disagreed to, [2003–04] 237, 245. agree to the consequential Amendment made by the Com- —That this House insists on its disagreement with the mons, [2007–08] 708. Lords in their Amendment, [2001–02] 267. —agree to the Amendments made by the Commons —That the Amendment be made to the Lords Amend- in lieu of certain of those Amendments; they agree to ment, [2005–06] 510; [2008–09] 583 the Amendments made by the Commons to certain of their Amendments; and they agree to the consequential —That the House insists on its disagreement but pro- Amendment made by the Commons, [2006–07] 531. poses an Amendment in lieu, [2003–04] 252. —agree to the Amendments proposed by the Com- —That the House does not insist on its Amendment to mons in lieu of those Amendments; insist on their a Lords Amendment, [2003–04] 204. remaining Amendments to which the Commons has —That this House does not insist on an Amendment to disagreed and disagree with the Amendments proposed which the Lords have disagreed, [2004–05] 260. by the Commons to the words restored to the Bill by the Commons’ disagreement with one of those Amendments, —That an Amendment to a Lords Amendment be for which insistence and disagreement they assign their made, [2001–02] 803; [2002–03] 266, &c.; [2003–04] Reasons, [2006–07] 473 329, 443; [2004–05] 229. —agree without Amendment to the Commons Amend- —That this House insists on its Amendments, insists ments in lieu of certain Lords Amendments, but insist on on its disagreement to Lords Amendments, insists on their remaining Amendments, [2005–06] 471. other Amendments, disagrees with Lords Amendments proposed in lieu of Lords Amendments disagreed to and —agree without Amendment to the Commons Amend- proposes Amendments to the words so restored to the ments in lieu; and do not insist on the remaining Lords Bill, [2004–05] 239. Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed, [2005–06] 780. —That this House insists on its Amendments to a Lords Amendment, insists on its disagreement to Lords —and agree without Amendment to the Commons Amendments, insists on other Amendments, does not in- Amendments made to the words so restored to the Bill, sist on an Amendment, insists on Amendments proposed [2003–04] 471; [2006–07] 520. in lieu of a Lords Amendment and insists on its Amend- —but propose an Amendment in lieu of one of them, ments to the words so restored to the Bill by its insistence [2003–04] 585. on its disagreement to a Lords Amendment and proposes an Amendment in lieu, [2004–05] 240. —and agree to consequential Amendments, [2000–01] 361; [2008–09] 478. —That this House insists on its Amendments to a Lords Amendment, insists on its disagreements to several 44 BILLS, PUBLIC Lords Amendments, insists on other Amendments, does —Amendments to words so restored to the Bill, not insist on an Amendment, insists on its disagreement [2001–02] 802. to certain Lords Amendments proposed in lieu of a Lords —Individual Motions to disagree, [2001–02] 707, 802. Amendment and insists on its Amendments to the Lords Amendment by its insistence on its disagreement to a —To disagree with several Amendments en bloc (pur- Lords Amendment and proposes an Amendment in lieu, suant to Procedure Motion), [2003–04] 617. [2004–05] 240. —To agree with the remaining Lords Amendments to —That this House insists on its Amendments to a be disposed of at that hour, [2001–02] 578; [2002–03] Lords Amendment, insists on its disagreement to Lords 266, &c.; [2005–06] 604; [2006–07] 606; [2007–08] 367; Amendments and insists on its Amendments, insists on [2008–09] 535, 583, 702, 713; its disagreement to certain Lords Amendments proposed —the Commons being willing to waive their in lieu of a Lords Amendment and insists on its Amend- privileges in respect of a specified Amendment, [2005– ments to the Lords Amendment by its insistence on its 06] 558. disagreement to a Lords Amendment and disagrees with a Lords Amendment, [2004–05] 241. —the Commons being willing to waive their privileges in respect of certain Amendments, [2007–08] —That the Commons do not insist on certain Amend- 709. ments but disagree with others, [2005–06] 522. —To agree with several Lords Amendments, [2003– —Other Questions to be disposed of at that hour: 04] 444. —That the Lords Amendment be agreed to, [2008–09] —To agree with all remaining Lords Amendments, 583. [2000–01] 359, &c.; [2001–02] 261, &c.; [2002–03] 525; —That Amendments to a Lords Amendment be made, [2003–04] 180, &c.; [2004–05] 231, 310. [2002–03] 596; [2004–05] 230. —That consequential Amendments be made, [2000– —That the Lords Amendment, as amended, be agreed 01] 359; [2002–03] 596; [2008–09] 535, 583, 702, 713. to, [2004–05] 230; [2006–07] 514. —That Amendments in lieu and consequential Amend- —That Lords Amendments be agreed to, that an ments be made, [2004–05] 260. Amendment be made to the Bill instead of words left out —That the House proposes Amendments to words of the Bill by Lords Amendments, and that consequential restored to Bill by insistence on disagreement to a Lords Amendments be made to the Bill, [2001–02] 260. Amendment, [2001–02] 725. —That Lords Amendment be agreed to (an Amend- —That this House insists on its disagreement to Lords ment to it having been disposed of), [2003–04] 329. Amendments and proposes Amendments in lieu, [2004– —That the Lords Amendment be disagreed to, [2004– 05] 239(2), 240(2). 05] 230; [2006–07] 506, 514 —That this House insists on its disagreement with —on Division, [2004–05] 230(4), 231(2). Lords Amendments and Lords Amendments in lieu, insists on its Amendments in lieu, does not insist on an —That an Amendment be made to the words re- Amendment and proposes Amendments in lieu, [2004– stored to the Bill by disagreeing to a Lords Amendment, 05] 241(2). [2001–02] 261; [2004–05] 230. —Not to insist on a Commons Amendment to which —That Amendments be made to the Bill in lieu of the Lords have disagreed, [2002–03] 698. Lords Amendment disagreed to, [2004–05] 230, 231(2). —To insist on disagreement to a Lords Amendment on —That a (manuscript) Amendment be made in lieu of which the Lords have insisted, [2002–03] 707. a Lords Amendment disagreed to, [2001–02] 267. —That an Amendment be made to the Bill in lieu of a —That an Amendment be made to a Lords Amend- Commons Amendment not insisted upon, [2002–03] 698. ment, and that the Lords Amendment, so amended, be agreed to, [2001–02] 629. —That the House agrees with the Lords in all the remaining Lords proposals, [2002–03] 698. —more than one Amendment, [2001–02] 802, 810. —That Commons insist on disagreement with certain —consequential Amendment to a Lords Amendment, Amendments, insist on a certain Amendment but do not [2006–07] 514; [2007–08] 367. insist on their disagreement with another Amendment and —Remaining Motions to disagree, [2000–01] 359; propose and Amendment in lieu, [2005–06] 510. [2001–02] 629; [2003–04] 263, 600; [2005–06] 432, 441, —That the Commons insists on its disagreement with &c.; [2007–08] 367; [2008–09] 700. certain Amendments, but does not insist on certain of its —negatived on Division, [2005–06] 403, Amendments in lieu, and proposes Amendments in lieu of &c. Lords Amendments, [2006–07] 488. —Amendments in lieu, [2001–02] 802; [2003–04] 2. Lords Bills: 204; [2005–06] 433, &c. Commons agree to Lords Amendments to a Commons —Amendments to Lords Amendments (and on those Amendment and Lords Amendments in lieu of words left Lords Amendments), [2003–04] 397, &c. of the Bill by a Commons Amendment, [2002–03] 525. BILLS, PUBLIC 45 Commons agree to Lords Amendment in lieu of words Amendments disagreed to; and remaining Amendments left out by a Commons Amendment; do not insist on agreed to, [2006–07] 592. Commons Amendments but make an Amendment in lieu —and Amendments to Lords Amendments, [2002–03] and agree to a Lords Amendment in lieu; and agree to 692. remaining Lords Amendments to Commons Amendments, [2002–03] 698. —and other Amendments agreed to, [2006–07] 540. Lords agree to Commons Amendments: —with Amendments to the words so restored to the Bill, and agree to the remaining Amendments, with an —without Amendment, [2000–01] 308, 339, 353; Amendment to one of them, [2003–04] 458. [2001–02] 316, &c.; [2002–03] 665, 692; [2004–05] 325, 328, 329; [2005–06] 431, &c.; [2006–07] 505, 512, 604, Commons insist on Amendment to which the Lords 608; [2007–08] 690, &c.; [2008–09] 704; [2009–10] 426. have disagreed, disagree to Lords Amendment in lieu and Amendment made to the Bill in lieu; do not insist on —in lieu of Lords Amendments, [2006–07] 591. remaining Commons Amendments and agree to Lords —with an Amendment in lieu of the words left out of Amendment in lieu, [2002–03] 480. the Bill; agree to another Amendment, with an Amend- Commons insist on Amendments to which the Lords ment; and agree to remaining Amendments, [2007–08] have disagreed, [2002–03] 707. 701. Commons insist on Amendment to which the Lords —with an Amendment, [2001–02] 329, &c.; [2003– have disagreed, disagree to Lords Amendment, and pro- 04] 471. pose Amendments in lieu, [2005–06] 875, 876. —with a consequential Amendment, [2001–02] 460. Commons do not insist on Amendment and agree to Agreed to, [2001–02] 510. Lords Amendments, [2003–04] 472. —with consequential amendments; remaining Com- Lords do not insist on their Amendments in lieu of dis- mons Amendments agreed to without amendment, agreement; and agree without Amendment to Commons [2008–09] 704. Amendments, [2005–06] 881. — with an Amendment; agree to an Amendment with 3. Miscellaneous: Amendments in lieu of the words so left out of the Bill; and disagree to certain Commons Amendments with Committees appointed to draw up Reasons to be as- Amendments in lieu, [2007–08] 696. signed to the Lords for disagreeing to their Amendments to Bills, [2000–01] 359; [2001–02] 261, &c.; [2002–03] —with Amendments and consequential Amendment; 266, &c.; [2003–04] 180, &c.; [2004–05] 231, 239, 242, and an Amendment in lieu of a Commons Amendment, 317, 328; [2005–06] 433, 442, 522, 557, 604, 670, 709(2), and agree without Amendment to the remaining Amend- 761, 789, 841, 853; [2006–07] 453, 506, 515, 577; ments made by the Commons, [2006–07] 452. [2007–08] 210, 367, 548, 703, 709; [2008–09] 438, 702; —with Amendments, [2001–02] 714; [2002–03] 309. [2009–10] 397. —with Amendments and a consequential Amendment —for insisting on Commons Amendments and for to the Bill, [2002–03] 633; [2005–06] 871. disagreeing to Lords Amendments, [2005–06] 878. Lords disagree to Commons Amendments, Reasons reported from Committees and agreed to, [2000–01] 360; [2001–02] 262, 268, 579, 629, 708, 789, —some with Amendments in lieu, [2005–06] 871. 805, 811; [2002–03] 267, 598, 609, 690, 699, 703, 707; —some with Amendments in lieu (and an Amend- [2003–04] 180, 238, 247, 264, 299, 399, 461, 560, 601, ment in lieu of words left out by agreeing to a Commons 611, 617, 618, 623, 624, 631; [2004–05] 231, 239, 242, Amendment), [2002–03] 466. 317, 328; [2005–06] 433, 442, 523, 557, 604, 670, 709, 710, 762, 789, 842, 854, 878; [2006–07] 453, 507, 515, —with Amendments proposed in lieu thereof; anoth- 577; [2007–08] 210, 368, 548, 703, 709; [2008–09] 439, er Amendment agreed to with an Amendment; certain 703; [2009–10] 400.
XI. QUEEN’S AND PRINCE OF WALES’S CONSENT: Queen’s Consent signified: —on Second Reading, [2002–03] 250; [2004–05] 215(2); [2005–06] 211, 753; [2007–08] 151; 399, 434; —Queen consents to place her prerogative and interest [2008–09] 423; [2009–10] 347. at the disposal of Parliament, &c.: —on Third Reading, [2003–04] 255, 522; [2004–05] —on Second Reading, [2001–02] 711(2), 712; [2002– 162, 315; [2005–06] 200; [2006–07] 42; [2007–08] 60, 03] 311; [2003–04] 110(2); [2004–05] 90, 155; [2005–06] 253; 196, 683; [2006–07] 449; [2008–09] 640. —Queen gives her consent, so far as Her Majesty’s —on Third Reading, [2001–02] 349; [2006–07] 442. interest is concerned, &c.: —Queen consents to place her prerogative at the dis- —on Third Reading, [2001–02] 345, 352, 414, 420; posal of Parliament, &c.: [2002–03] 214, 296, 456, 524, 530, 677; [2003–04] 28, 434, 450; [2004–05] 108, 167, 223, 316; [2005–06] 185, 46 BILLS, PUBLIC 321, 345, 374, 499, 715, 792, 833, 846; [2006–07] 297, Prince of Wales’s Consent signified: 409; [2007–08] 93, 315, 337, 358, 483; [2008–09] 249, —on Third Reading, [2001–02] 349, 414, 420; [2002– 423, 617, 662; [2009–10] 332. 03] 214, 296, 456, 524, 530, 677; [2003–04] 28, 434, 450, —to Lords Amendments: [2002–03] 596; [2003–04] 522; [2004–05] 108, 223; [2005–06] 185, 321, 715, 792, 615; [2005–06] 760. 833, 846; [2007–08] 315, 358, 483; [2008–09] 249, 423, 617, 662; [2009–10] 332. —to a Measure, [2009–10] 283(2). —to a Measure, [2009–10] 283.
XII. BILLS RELATING TO CHARGES Bills presented under Standing Order (Procedure upon European Communities (Finance), [2001–02] 21; bills whose main object is to create a charge upon the [2007–08] 7. public revenue), [2000–01] 147: [2001–02] 21, 22, 225; Industrial Development (Financial Assistance), [2002–03] 14, 110; [2003–04] 6, 279; [2004–05] 47; [2002–03] 14. [2006–07] 65; [2007–08] 7; [2008–09] 180. Industry and Exports (Financial Support) Bill, [2008– List of Bills Relating to Charges 09] 180. Age-Related Payments, [2003–04] 279. International Development Bill, [2000–01] 147. Child Benefit Bill, [2004–05] 47. Planning-gain Supplement (Preparations) Bill, [2006– Child Trust Funds, [2003–04] 6. 07] 65. Civil Defence (Grant), [2001–02] 22. Tax Credits, [2001–02] 225. Electricity (Miscellaneous Provisions), [2002–03] 110.
XIII. MONEY BILLS: Bills endorsed with the Speaker’s Certificate as Money Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Bill, 246. Bills under the Parliament Act 1911: [2000–01] 41, 146, Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill, 69. 245, 358; [2001–02] 84, 137, 265, 321, 412, 592, 649; [2002–03] 69(2), 191, 246, 315, 477; [2003–04] 44, 201, Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2) Bill, 477. 371, 409; [2004–05] 52, 227, 248, 320; [2005–06] 97, Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Bill, 191. 344, 525, 727; [2006–07] 64, 170, 228, 411, 445, 485; [2007–08] 76, 128, 256, 530, 618; [2008–09] 44, 180; Industrial Development (Financial Assistance) Bill, 206; 519, 529; [2009–10] 162, 206, 331, 422(2). 315. List of Money Bills [2003–04] Bills endorsed with the Speaker’s Certificate as Money Age-Related Payments Bill, 371. Bills under the Parliament Act 1911: Consolidated Fund Bill, 44. [2000–01] Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Bill, 201. Capital Allowances Bill, 146. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill, 409. Consolidated Fund Bill, 41. [2004–05] Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Bill, 245. Appropriation Bill, 320. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill, 358. Consolidated Fund Bill, 52. [2001–02] Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill, 248. Civil Defence (Grant) Bill, 321. Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Bill, 227. Consolidated Fund Bill, 265. [2005–06] Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Bill, 412. Consolidated Fund Bill, 344. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill, 84. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill, 97. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2) Bill, 649. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation No. 2) Bill, 525. European Communities (Finance) Bill, 137. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation No. 3) Bill, 727. National Insurance Contributions Bill, 592. [2006–07] [2002–03] Consolidated Fund Bill, 64. Consolidated Fund Bill, 69. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill, 228. BILLS, PUBLIC 47 Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2), Bill, 485. Consolidated Fund Bill, 44. Finance Bill, 445. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill, 206. Planning-gain Supplement (Preparations) Bill, 170. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2) Bill, 519. Rating (Empty Properties) Bill, 411. Corporation Tax Bill, 180. [2007–08] Finance Bill, 529. Consolidated Fund Bill, 76. [2009–10] Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill, 256. Appropriation Bill, 422. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2) Bill, 530. Corporation Tax Bill, 206. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 3) Bill, 618. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill, 331. European Communities (Finance) Bill, 128. Finance Bill, 422. [2008–09] Fiscal Responsibility Bill, 162.
XIV. BILLS BROUGHT FROM THE LORDS UNDER STANDING ORDER (PRIVILEGE (BILLS BROUGHT FROM THE LORDS)): International Development Bill [Lords], [2001–02] State Pension Credit Bill [Lords], [2001–02] 363. 149.
XV. SCOTTISH BILLS: Bills certified by the Speaker as, in the Speaker’s opin- List of Scottish Bills ion, relating exclusively to Scotland: [2003–04] 23. Scottish Parliament (Constituencies) Bill, [2003–04] 23.
XVI. BILLS PASSED THROUGH SEVERAL STAGES IN ONE DAY: Order, That more than one stage of Bill may be taken Appropriation Bill ordered, presented and read, read on one day [2001–02] 631. the second and third time and passed, [2009–10] 415. More than one stage of a Bill may be taken on one day Bill read the first and second time; committed to (as part of Programme Order), [2000–01] 354. Committee of the whole House; considered in Committee; reported, without Amendment; considered; read the third Consolidated Fund Bills read the second and third time and passed, [2006–07] 256; [2007–08] 196. time, and passed, [2000–01] 34, 235; [2001–02] 78, 261, 403, 647; [2002–03] 66(2), 242, 474; [2004–05] 49; Bills read a second time; committed to a Committee [2005–06] 95, &c.; [2006–07] 61; [2007–08] 74; [2008– of the whole House; considered in Committee; reported, 09] 36; [2009–10] 78. without Amendment; read the third time, and passed, [2000–01] 300; [2001–02] 231; [2002–03] 255, 387; Order, that at this day’s sitting, any Consolidated Fund [2004–05] 184, 315; [2006–07] 13, 30, 403; [2007–08] (Appropriation) Bill ordered to be brought in and read 525; [2008–09] 183; [2009–10] 112, 207. the first time shall be proceeded with as if its Second Reading stood as an Order of the Day, and Standing Order Bill read a second time; committed to a Committee (Consolidated Fund Bills) shall apply (as part of a wider of the whole House; considered in Committee; reported, Order), [2000–01] 353; [2005–06] 485. with Amendments; considered; read the third time, and passed, [2000–01] 299; [2009–10] 206. Ordered, That, at the sitting on Monday 20th March, any Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2) Bill Bill read a second time; committed to Committee of ordered to be brought in and read the first time shall be the whole House; considered in Committee; reported, proceeded with as if its Second Reading stood as an Order with an Amendment; considered; read the third time and of the Day, [2005–06] 485. passed, [2004–05] 329. Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill read the Bill considered in Committee of the whole House; first, second and third time and passed, [2000–01] 355; reported, without Amendment; read the third time, and [2004–05] 237; [2005–06] 337, 519. passed, [2000–01] 174; [2001–02] 285, 727; [2002–03] 434; [2003–04] 304; [2004–05] 190, 315; [2005–06] 592; Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bills read the [2006–07] 408, 507; [2007–08] 125; [2008–09] 284. second and third time and passed, [2006–07] 224, 480; [2007–08] 253, 523, 614; [2008–09] 202, 508; [2009–10] Re-committed Bill considered in Committee of the 327. whole House; reported, with Amendments; as amended, 48 BILLS, PUBLIC considered; read the third time, and passed, [2001–02] passed, [2000–01] 137, 348; [2001–02] 633; [2005–06] 284; [2002–03] 424; [2005–06] 636; [2008–09] 489. 101, 629, 728. Bill considered in Committee of the whole House; re- As (or not) amended in Committee and as (or not) ported, with an Amendment; considered (no Amendments amended in Standing Committee, considered; read the proposed); read the third time and passed, [2000–01] 285; third time and passed, [2002–03] 138, 497. [2001–02] 588. As amended in Committee and as amended in Standing Bill considered in Committee of the whole House; Committee, considered; read the third time and passed, reported, with Amendments; considered (no Amendments [2003–04] 432. proposed); read the third time and passed, [2004–05] 200, As amended in a Public Bill Committee, considered; 316(2). read the third time and passed, [2006–07] 92, &c.; [2007– Bill considered in Committee of the whole House; 08] 133, &c.; [2008–09] 157, &c.; [2009–10] 38, &c. reported, with Amendments; considered (and further Not amended in a Public Bill Committee, considered; amended); read the third time and passed, [2001–02] 220. read the third time and passed, [2006–07] 129, &c.; Bills considered (or further considered), read the third [2008–09] 207, &c.; [2009–10] 254, &c. time and passed: As amended in Committee and as amended in a Public As (or not) amended in Standing Committee, consid- Bill Committee, further considered; read the third time ered; read the third time and passed, [2000–01] 102–3, and passed, [2006–07] 436. &c.; [2001–02] 139, &c.; [2002–03] 162–3, &c.; [2003– Not amended in Committee and as amended in a Pub- 04] 105, &c.; [2004–05] 62, &c.; [2005–06] 132, &c. lic Bill Committee, further considered; read the third time As (or not) amended in Committee and as amended in and passed, [2007–08] 498; [2008–09] 519. Standing Committee, considered; read the third time and
XVII. ALLOCATION OF TIME AND PROGRAMME ORDERS: 1. Allocation of Time and Programme Orders: —consideration and Third Reading, [2000–01] 102, &c.; [2001–02] 593. Temporary Standing Orders relating to Programming of Bills made permanent, some with Amendments, after —consideration of Lords Amendments, [2000–01] Amendments negatived, [2003–04] 569. 359, &c.; [2001–02] 259, &c.; [2003–04] 179, &c.; [2006–07] 328, &c.; [2007–08] 365; [2008–09] 181, &c. Orders in respect of: —consideration of Lords Message, [2006–07] 461, —Second Reading, Committee, Consideration and &c.; [2007–08] 698. Third Reading, [2000–01] 296; [2001–02] 230; [2004– 05] 183; [2006–07] 11, &c.; [2007–08] 196, 523, &c.; Committal provisions: [2008–09] 181; Bill committed to: — Second Reading, Committee, Consideration, Third —Standing Committee, [2000–01] 26, &c.; [2001–02] Reading, Lords Amendments, [2009–10] 209. 60, &c.; [2002–03] 36, &c.; [2003–04] 40, &c.; [2004– —Second Reading, Committee, Consideration, Third 05] 28, &c.; [2005–06] 41, &c. Reading, consideration of Lords Amendments and any —Special Standing Committee, [2001–02] 153. subsequent stages, [2002–03] 253, 384, 605. —Standing Committee and Committee of whole —Committee, [2000–01] 26, &c. House, [2000–01] 37, 308; [2002–03] 32, 371; [2004–05] —amendments to previous provisions for Committee, 90; [2005–06] 218, 492. [2000–01] 69, 128; [2003–04] 46; [2004–05] 128. —Public Bill Committee, [2006–07] 33, &c.; [2007– —Committee of the whole House, Consideration and 08] 28, &c.; [2008–09] 47, &c.; [2009–10] 27, &c. Third Reading, [2002–03] 143, &c. —Public Bill Committee and Committee of whole —Committee of the whole House (specified clauses House, [2006–07] 304; [2007–08] 331, 381; [2008–09] and Schedules), Standing Committee, Consideration and 339. Third Reading, [2002–03] 32, 371; [2008–09] 657. —additional Schedules committed to Committee of the —Committee, consideration and Third Reading, whole House, [2002–03] 380. [2000–01] 97, &c.; [2001–02] 42, &c.; [2002–03] 36, —Committee of whole House, [2000–01] 120; &c.; [2003–04] 40, &c.; [2004–05] 28, &c.; [2006–07] [2001–02] 42, 45, 199, 230, 270, 549; [2002–03] 143, 33, &c.; [2007–08] 543, &c.; [2008–09] 47, &c. &c.; [2003–04] 125; [2004–05] 128, 155, 177, 182, —amending previous provisions for Consideration and 313, 314(4); [2005–06] 222, 234, 354; [2006–07] 420; Third Reading, [2003–04] 159, 241, 254, 319; [2004–05] [2007–08] 25; [2008–09] 181, &c.; [2009–10] 77, &c. 53, &c.; [2006–07] 91, &c.; [2007–08] 112, &c. —Select Committee, [2000–01] 49, 261; [2005–06] —amendments to previous provisions for Public Bill 332 (to be re-committed to a Committee of the whole Committee, [2006–07] 578. House on Report). BILLS, PUBLIC 49 —Select Committee, (pursuant to a Carry-over motion —At today’s sitting, together with consideration and in the previous Session), [2006–07] 6. Third Reading, [2000–01] 283; [2002–03] 253, 384, 605; [2008–09] 181; [2009–10] 112, 209. Date by which Standing Committee to report changed, [2000–01] 128; [2001–02] 305, 526, 540; [2002–03] 148, —At a specified time on day on which considered, &c.; [2003–04] 46, &c.; [2004–05] 74; [2004–05] 28, with consideration, and Third Reading at a later time on &c.; [2005–06] 185(2), 503, &c. the same day, [2001–02] 230. Date by which Public Bill Committee to report Committee of the whole House, approving Resolution changed, [2006–07] 578; [2007–08] 642. of the Programming Committee as to allocation of time on allotted days for Committee, [2002–03] 93, 391. Leave for Standing Committee to sit twice on first day, [2000–01] 26, &c.; 2001–02] 60, &c.; [2002–03] 32, &c.; Amendment to previous provision for Committee of [2003–04] 41, &c.; [2005–06] 41, &c. the whole House: Leave for Public Bill Committee to sit twice on first —Committee stage to be completed at specific time on day, [2006–07] 33, &c.; [2007–08] 23, &c.; [2008–09] day on which considered, [2004–05] 128, 189. 47, &c.; [2009–10] 27, &c. Bill to be considered in particular order, [2000–01] Committee 284; [2004–05] 141, 172; [2005–06] 222, 492; [2006–07] 91, &c.; [2007–08] 359; [2008–09] 476, &c. Amendments to previous provisions for Committee, [2002–03] 148, 175, 186, 213, 217, 431; [2005–06] 117, Sessional Order (Programming Committee) dis-ap- &c.; [2008–09] 683; [2009–10] 146, 167, 187. plied, [2000–01] 37. —amendments to list of Schedules previously commit- —for Committee of whole House, [2005–06] 218, &c. ted to a Committee of the whole House, [2002–03] 380. —for Committee of whole House, consideration and —on re-committal, [2002–03] 498, 568. Third Reading, [2000–01] 120, 284; [2001–02] 549; [2003–04] 295 (amending previous order dis-applying for Speaker to leave Chair whether or not notice of an Third Reading only); [2004–05] 91, 156, 177; Instruction has been given, [2001–02] 230. —for consideration and Third Reading, [2001–02] Committee of the whole House: 145, 153, 199; [2002–03] 32, &c. Committee stage to be completed: —for Third Reading only, [2003–04] 125. —In one allotted day, [2000–01] 37; [2002–03] 32, Standing Order (Programming Committees) dis-ap- &c.; [2005–06] 218; [2006–07] 11, 27, 257, 402; [2007– plied, [2007–08] 29, &c. 08] 25; [2008–09] 181, &c.; [2009–10] 77, &c. —for Committee of whole House, [2006–07] 389, &c.; —Together with consideration and Third Reading, [2007–08] 25, &c. [2009–10] 77, &c. Sessional Order (Programme Orders: conclusion of —At one sitting, together with consideration and Third proceedings in standing committee or Committee of Reading, [2001–02] 270, 549; [2004–05] 177; [2005–06] whole House) dis-applied, [2000–01] 69. 234, 332; [2006–07] 389, 420; [2007–08] 523; Consideration, second and third day, [2002–03] 407. —In two allotted days, [2005–06] 492, 570. Committee, Consideration, Third Reading, [2009–10] —In two allotted days, with timings, [2000–01] 308; 27, &c. [2004–05] 90; [2005–06] 222; [2007–08] 381; [2008–09] 476; Consideration and Third Reading, [2002–03] 180, &c.; [2005–06] 617; [2009–10] 275. —In two allotted days (certain Clauses, Schedules and new Clauses only), [2002–03] 371. Amendments to previous provisions for considera- tion, to be completed at specified times at today’s sitting, —In two allotted days, together with consideration and [2005–06] 257; [2008–09] 371 Third Reading, [2001–02] 42. Amendments to previous provisions for consideration —concluding at midnight on second day, [2001–02] and Third Reading; to be completed: 199. —at specified times at today’s sitting, [2000–01] —In three allotted days, [2005–06] 354. 355, 361; [2004–05] 120, 166, 172; [2005–06] 199, 498; —In four allotted days, [2008–09] 641. [2006–07] 91, 192, 225, 581; [2007–08] 112. —In four allotted days, together with consideration —at specified times on one day, [2003–04] 159, &c.; and Third Reading, [2001–02] 45. [2004–05] 53, 106, 141. —One hour before moment of interruption on day on —at specified times on second and third allotted days, which considered (and Third Reading at the moment of [2001–02] 566. interruption), [2003–04] 125. —after two hours and one hour respectively after —At a specified time on day on which considered, the commencement of proceedings at this day’s sitting, [2000–01] 120; [2002–03] 143; [2004–05] 314; [2005– [2006–07] 167. 06] 234; [2006–07] 420, &c.; [2007–08] 25, &c.; [2008– —after three hours after the commencement of pro- 09] 222, &c. ceedings on the Programme Order, [2006–07] 526. 50 BILLS, PUBLIC —after three hours, four hours and one hour before —details subsequently changed, [2001–02] 604. the moment of interruption after the commencement of —in two allotted days, at specified times on second proceedings on the Programme Order, [2007–08] 386. day, [2001–02] 310, 311, 328, 449. —at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. respectively after the com- —times for second day subsequently changed, mencement of proceedings on the Programme Order, [2001–02] 341. [2006–07] 192, 296. More than one stage may be completed on a single day —after three hours after the commencement of pro- (Bill brought in on Ways and Means Resolutions), [2000– ceedings at this day’s sitting, [2005–06] 152. 01] 354; [2001–02] 549; [2002–03] 496; [2005–06] 91; —at one hour before, and at moment of interruption on [2006–07] 431; [2007–08] 494; day on which considered, [2006–07] 91, &c. Sessional Order (Programming Committee) dis-ap- —in one and a half days, at specified times, [2001–02] plied, [2000–01] 97, &c.; [2001–02] 60, &c.; [2003–04] 672. 41, &c. —at specified times on two days, [2003–04] 24; Standing Order (Programming Committees) dis-ap- [2005–06] 450. plied, [2005–06] 41, &c.; [2006–07] 33, &c.; [2007–08] 29, &c. —in two days, [2002–03] 180, 199, 284. Sessional Order (Programme Orders: conclusion of —in two days at specified times on days on which proceedings on consideration or third reading): paragraph considered, [2006–07] 357, 414; [2007–08] 416. (2)(d) modified and paragraph (4) dis-applied, [2000–01] —at specified times on three days, [2003–04] 337. 155. —one of the times amended, [2001–02] 677. Amendment proposed, to re-commit bill to a Standing Committee, and negatived on Division, [2001–02] 593. —to be considered in a particular order, [2003–04] 574, 586. Committee, consideration and Third Reading to be Bill to be taken in a particular order, [2001–02] 402, completed: &c. —one hour before the moment of interruption and after Committee, Consideration and Third Reading, [2002– one hour or at the moment of interruption, [2005–06] 234, 03] 418; [2005–06] 41, &c. 332. —amendments to previous provisions for Considera- —two hours after the commencement of proceedings tion, [2005–06] 257. on the Motion for the Order and one hour before the mo- —amendments to previous provisions for Consider- ment of interruption and after one hour or at the moment ation and Third Reading, [2005–06] 152, 199, 392, 436, of interruption, [2007–08] 125. 450, 475, 497, 622. Consideration and Third Reading to be completed: Lords Amendments: —at specified times on day(s) on which considered, —supplementing previous Order, [2005–06] 403, 431, [2000–01] 97, &c.; [2001–02] 184; [2002–03] 180, &c.; 522, 557, 558(2), 603. [2005–06] 450; [2007–08] 416; [2008–09] 386, &c.; [2009–10] 27, &c. Sessional Order (Motions), paragraphs (6) and (7) not to apply to motion varying Programme Order in respect —at specified times on day on which considered, of Lords Amendments or further Lords Messages, and [2001–02] 223, &c.; [2002–03] 143, &c. question thereon to be put forthwith, [2000–01] 97, &c. —at specified time on day on which considered, Consideration of Lords Amendments to be completed: [2000–01] 120, 284; [2001–02] 60, &c.; [2004–05] 83, 140, 177; [2005–06] 222. —at Six o’clock, [2002–03] 689. —at one hour before, and at, moment of interruption —at the moment of interruption, [2002–03] 263, 384, on day on which considered, [2003–04] 41, &c.; [2004– 605; [2005–06] 871; [2007–08] 568; 05] 28, &c.; [2005–06] 41, &c.; [2007–08] 29, &c. —in one hour, [2000–01] 359, &c.; [2002–03] 364, —at specified times at this day’s sitting, [2000–01] &c.; [2003–04] 329, 472 (Lords Message), 623 (Lords 102, &c.; [2002–03] 253, 384; [2005–06] 585; [2008–09] Message); [2004–05] 260, 310; [2005–06] 586, 710, 760, 181, &c. 788, 875, 877, 878; [2006–07] 11, 28, 257, 343; [2007– 08] 714 (Lords Message); [2008–09] 181, &c. [2009–10] —three hours after their commencement, [2001–02] 397, 406. 145. —in two hours, [2002–03] 313; [2003–04] 477, 526; —Nine hours after the commencement of proceedings [2005–06] 522, 557, 558(2), 709, 876, 881; [2007–08] on the Allocation of Time Motion, [2002–03] 605. 698 (Lords Message); [2008–09] 708. —in two allotted days, [2001–02] 156; [2005–06] 355; —in three hours, [2001–02] 578, &c.; [2002–03] 356; [2007–08] 318. [2003–04] 179; [2004–05] 229; [2005–06] 403, 603, 669, —with questions to be put at specified times, [2001– 760, 853, 882; [2006–07] 328, 353, 452, 505, 513, 577, 02] 593. 613; [2007–08] 422, &c.; [2008–09] 707. BILLS, PUBLIC 51 —three hours after commencement of proceedings on Northern Ireland (Monitoring Commission, etc.) Bill, a Motion, [2003–04] 617. [2002–03] 605. —in two hours in respect of one Lords Amendment Northern Ireland (St Andrews Agreement) Bill, and a further hour for the remainder, [2002–03] 705. [2006–07] 11. —in four hours, [2002–03] 364; [2005–06] 441; Northern Ireland (St Andrews Agreement) (No. 2) Bill, [2006–07] 605. [2006–07] 257 (under a Business of the House Order). —four hours, with intermediate deadlines, [2003–04] Terrorist Asset-Freezing (Temporary Provisions), 615. [2009–10] 209. —four hours or Ten o’clock, with intermediate dead- Video Recordings, [2009–10] 110. lines, [2003–04] 598. B. Programme Orders —four hours after the commencement of proceedings Sessional Orders relating to Programming of Bills, on the Ways and Means Motion, [2007–08] 696. [2001–02] 36. —in six hours, [2002–03] 698. —continued in effect till end of following Session, —in six hours, or by Ten o’clock, whichever is later, [2001–02] 875. with intermediate points, [2001–02] 809. Adoption and Children Bill, [2000–01] 261; [2001–02] —Seven o’clock, [2003–04] 606. 153. Supplemental Orders, [2001–02] 310, 432, 566, 796. —by midnight, with intermediate points specified by Age-Related Payments Bill, [2003–04] 325, 366. reference to Parts of the Bill, [2001–02] 259. Animal Health Bill, [2001–02] 183. Supplemental —one day, at the moment of interruption, [2003–04] Order, [2001–02] 809. 262, 443, 459. Animal Welfare Bill, [2005–06] 359, 497. —by a stated hour, [2001–02] 460, &c. Anti-social Behaviour, [2002–03] 316, 478, 693. —with intermediate deadlines, [2003–04] 396, 621. Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Bill, [2001–02] —at specified times on day on which considered, 199. Supplemental Orders, [2001–02] 206, 259. [2007–08] 365. Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill, Lords Amendments to be considered in particular or- [2008–09] 147, 713. der, [2000–01] 359; [2001–02] 578, &c.; [2002–03] 263, Armed Forces Bill, [2000–01] 49. Supplemental Or- &c.; [2003–04] 262, &c.; [2005–06] 431, 441; [2007–08] ders, [2000–01] 284, 366. 702, 708; [2008–09] 534, &c. Armed Forces Bill, [2005–06] 333. —at particular times and in particular order, [2005–06] 839. Armed Forces (Pensions and Compensation) Bill, [2003–04] 94, 559. Orders (Programming of Bills) renewed for the follow- ing Session, [2002–03] 673. Asylum and Immigration (Treatment of Claimants, etc.) Bill, [2003–04] 49, 159, 443. 2. Orders, &c., in respect of specified Bills: Banking Bill, [2007–08] 611, 720; [2008–09] 132. A. Allocation of Time orders: Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Bill [Lords], Criminal Evidence (Witness Anonymity) Bill, [2007– [2008–09] 391. 08] 523. Bribery Bill [Lords], [2009–10] 282. Elections Bill and Election Publications Bill [Lords], [2000–01] 296 (Amendment proposed, but not made). Business Rate Supplements Bill, [2008–09] 47, 207, 437. Electoral Registration (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords], [2004–05] 182. Channel Tunnel Rail Link (Supplementary Provisions) Bill, [2007–08] 28. Human Reproductive Cloning Bill [Lords], [2001–02] 230. Charities Bill [Lords], [2005–06] 701. International Tribunals (Sierra Leone) Bill, [2006–07] Child Benefit Bill, [2004–05] 82, 141. 402. Child Maintenance and Other Payments Bill, [2006– Investment Exchanges and Clearing Houses Bill, 07] 460; [2007–08] 422. [2006–07] 27. Child Poverty Bill, [2008–09] 569. Northern Ireland Assembly Elections Bill, [2002–03] Child Trust Funds Bill, [2003–04] 40, 46, 329. 253. Childcare Bill, [2005–06] 301. Northern Ireland Assembly (Elections and Periods of Suspension) Bill, [2002–03] 384. Children Bill [Lords], [2003–04] 510, 586. Northern Ireland Bill, [2005–06] 585. Children and Adoption Bill [Lords], [2005–06] 467. Northern Ireland Bill, [2008–09] 181. Children and Young Persons Bill, [2007–08] 454. 52 BILLS, PUBLIC Children, Schools and Families Bill, [2009–10] 120. Criminal Justice Bill, [2002–03] 58, 175, 218, 302, 407, 698. Children’s Commissioner for Wales Bill, [2000–01] 64. Supplemental Orders, [2000–01] 130, 365. Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill, [2006–07] 552, 578; [2007–08] 112, 365. Civil Aviation Bill, [2005–06] 79, 603. Criminal Justice and Police Bill, [2000–01] 98. Sup- Civil Contingencies Bill, [2003–04] 84, 621. plemental Order, [2000–01] 360. Civil Partnerships Bill [Lords], [2003–04] 537, 553, Digital Switchover (Disclosure of Information) Bill, 623. [2006–07] 81, 407. Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Bill, [2004– Disability Discrimination Bill [Lords], [2004–05] 297. 05] 73, 166. Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Bill [Lords], Climate Change Bill, [2007–08] 436, 697. [2003–04] 373, 574. Cluster Munitions (Prohibition) Bill [Lords], [2009– Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Bill, 10] 348. [2007–08] 581, 714. Commissioner for Older People (Wales) Bill [Lords], Drugs Bill, [2004–05] 95, 172. [2005–06] 767. Education Bill, [2001–02] 241. Supplemental Orders, Commissioners for Revenue and Customs Bill, [2001–02] 311, 341, 689. [2004–05] 36, 74, 120. Education Bill [Lords], [2004–05] 249. Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill [Lords], [2001–02] 281. Supplemental Orders, [2001–02] 328, Education and Inspections Bill, [2005–06] 503, 641, 402. 871. Commons Bill [Lords], [2005–06] 565. Education and Skills Bill, [2007–08] 121, 385, 693. Communications Bill, [2002–03] 53, 180, 542. Electoral Administration, [2005–06] 218, 669. Community Care (Delayed Discharges etc.) Bill, Electoral Fraud (Northern Ireland) Bill, [2001–02] 64. [2002–03] 43, 263. Supplemental Order, [2001–02] 460. Company Law Reform Bill [Lords], (changed from Electricity (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, [2002–03] Companies Bill [Lords]), [2005–06] 729, 821, [2005–06] 143, 364. 878. Employment Bill, [2001–02] 223. Supplemental Or- Compensation Bill [Lords], [2005–06] 662. ders, [2001–02] 305, 667. Concessionary Bus Travel Bill [Lords], [2006–07] 345. Employment Bill, [2007–08] 543. Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill, [2008–09] Employment Relations Bill, [2003–04] 77, 126, 241, 641, 683; [2009–10] 146, 167, 187, 275. 526. Constitutional Reform Bill [Lords], [2004–05] 90, 128, Energy Bill [Lords], [2003–04] 315, 472. 260. Energy Bill, [2007–08] 140, 696. Consumer Credit Bill, [2004–05] 86; [2005–06] 50, Energy Bill, [2009–10] 48. 558. Enterprise Bill, [2001–02] 448. Supplemental Orders, Consumers, Estate Agents and Redress Bill [Lords], [2001–02] 526, 604, 788. [2006–07] 237. Equality Bill [Lords], [2005–06] 287. Coroners and Justice Bill, [2008–09] 91, 184, 244, 699. Equality Bill, [2008–09] 348; [2009–10] 406. Counter-terrorism Bill, [2007–08] 318, 440, 701. European Communities (Amendment) Bill, [2001–02] 45. Supplemental Order, [2001–02] 68. Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Bill, [2005–06] 808; [2006–07] 353, 513 (extension of European Communities (Finance) Bill, [2001–02] 42. carry-over motion). Supplemental Order, [2001–02] 97. Council Tax (New Valuation Lists for England) Bill, European Communities (Finance) Bill, [2007–08] 25, [2005–06] 248. 125. Courts Bill [Lords], [2002–03] 437, 692. European Parliament (Representation) Bill, [2002–03] 70. Crime and Security Bill, [2009–10] 141. European Parliamentary and Local Elections (Pilots) Crime (International Co-operation) Bill [Lords], Bill, [2002–03] 637, 653; [2003–04] 179 (supplementing [2002–03] 299, 376. Order of previous Session). Criminal Defence Service (Advice and Assistance) European Union Bill, [2004–05] 155. Bill, [2000–01] 149. European Union (Accessions) Bill, [2002–03] 418, Criminal Defence Service Bill [Lords], [2005–06] 336, 682. 392. BILLS, PUBLIC 53 European Union (Accessions) Bill, [2005–06] 234. Hunting Bill, [2000–01] 37 (Amendment proposed, but not made). Supplemental Orders, [2000–01] 69, 128, 154. Export Control Bill, [2001–02] 60. Supplemental Order, [2001–02] 628. Hunting Bill, [2002–03] 85, 186, 492. Extradition Bill, [2002–03] 65, 280, 689. Identity Cards Bill, [2004–05] 67, 161; [2005–06] 83, 117, 199, 431. Finance Bill, [2000–01] 309. Supplemental Order, [2000–01] 354. Industry and Exports (Financial Support) Bill 222, 284. Finance Bill, [2002–03] 370, 380, 391, 431, 496. Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Bill, [2005–06] Financial Services Bill, [2009–10] 27. 99, 185, 557. Fire and Rescue Services Bill, [2003–04] 98, 477. Inquiries Bill [Lords], [2004–05] 255. Fire Services Bill, [2002–03] 379, 424, 684. International Criminal Court Bill [Lords], [2000–01] Fiscal Responsibility Bill, [2009–10] 101. 289. Supplemental Order, [2000–01] 261. Flood and Water Management Bill, [2009–10] 84. International Development Bill, [2000–01] 180. Sup- plemental Order, [2000–01] 312. Forced Marriage (Civil Protection) Bill, [2006–07] 480, 526. Justice and Security (Northern Ireland) Bill, [2006–07] 73, 342. Fraud Bill, [2005–06] 665, 850. Justice (Northern Ireland) Bill, [2001–02] 304. Supple- Fraud (Trials Without a Jury) Bill, [2006–07] 33. mental Order, [2001–02] 695. Further Education and Training Bill [Lords], [2006– Justice (Northern Ireland) Bill, [2003–04] 189. 07] 364, 577. Legal Services Bill [Lords], [2006–07] 377, 581, 604. Gambling Bill, [2003–04] 582; [2004–05] 106. Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill, [2005–06] Gender Recognition Bill, [2003–04] 142. 427, 622, 881. Geneva Conventions and United Nations Personnel Licensing Bill [Lords], [2002–03] 277, 454, 479. (Protocols) Bill [Lords], [2008–09] 271, 413. Local Democracy, Economic Development and Con- Government of Wales Bill, [2005–06] 355, 450, 760. struction Bill [Lords], [2008–09] 386. Greater London Authority Bill, [2006–07] 66, 576. Local Government Bill, [2002–03] 101, 148, 199, 595. Health Bill, [2005–06] 304, 436, 760. Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Health Bill [Lords], [2008–09] 403, 708. Bill, [2006–07] 116, 357, 605. Health and Social Care Bill, [2000–01] 53. Supple- Local Transport Bill, [2007–08] 306. mental Orders, [2000–01] 142, 359. London Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Bill Health and Social Care Bill, [2007–08] 41, 548. (changed from London Olympics Bill), [2005–06] 161, 522. Health and Social Care (Community Health and Stand- ards) Bill, [2002–03] 375, 522, 705. Marine and Coastal Access Bill [Lords], [2008–09] 454, 657. Health Protection Agency Bill [Lords], [2003–04] 388, 466. Mental Capacity Bill, [2003–04] 529, 537; [2004–05] 53, 309. Health (Wales) Bill, [2002–03] 36. Mental Health Bill [Lords], [2006–07] 287, 414, 461. Higher Education Bill, [2003–04] 101, 121, 170, 254, 396. Merchant Shipping (Pollution) Bill [Lords], [2005–06] 390, 475. Homes Bill, [2000–01] 44. Supplemental Order, [2000–01] 124. National Health Service Reform and Health Care Professions Bill, [2001–02] 203. Supplemental Order, Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill, [2003– [2001–02] 577. 04] 67, 547. National Insurance Contributions Bill, [2001–02] 549. House of Commons (Removal of Clergy Disqualifica- tion) Bill, [2000–01] 120. National Insurance Contributions Bill, [2005–06] 226. Housing Bill, [2003–04] 70, 319, 598. National Insurance Contributions Bill, [2007–08] 96. Housing and Regeneration Bill, [2007–08] 46, 568. National Insurance Contributions and Statutory Pay- ments Bill, [2003–04] 59. Housing Corporation (Delegation) etc. Bill, [2005–06] 583, 617. National Lottery Bill, [2005–06] 56, 185, 709. Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill, [2007–08] Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Bill, [2001–02] 381, 632. 509. Supplemental Orders, [2001–02] 540, 593, 801. Human Tissue Bill, [2003–04] 80, 606. 54 BILLS, PUBLIC Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill, Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions Bill, [2007–08] [2005–06] 41, [2005–06] 558. 411. NHS Redress Bill [Lords], [2005–06] 652, 875. Regulatory Reform Bill [Lords], [2000–01] 236. Northern Ireland Arms Decommissioning (Amend- Road Safety Bill, [2004–05] 77. ment) Bill, [2001–02] 270. Road Safety Bill [Lords], [2005–06] 478, 877. Northern Ireland (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Bill [Lords], [2005– [2005–06] 493, 570, 788. 06] 685, 878. Northern Ireland (Offences) Bill, [2005–06] 295. Sale of Student Loans Bill, [2007–08] 38, 471. Offender Management Bill, [2006–07] 60, 192, 503. Saving Gateway Accounts Bill, [2008–09] 52, 492. Office of Communications Bill [Lords], [2001–02] 291 School Transport Bill, [2003–04] 579. Parliament (Joint Departments) Bill [Lords], [2006– Scottish Parliament (Constituencies) Bill, [2003–04] 07] 420, 507. 125, 295. Parliamentary Standards Bill, [2008–09] 476, 582. Serious Crime Bill [Lords], [2006–07] 398. Patents Bill [Lords], [2003–04] 362, 444. Serious Organised Crime and Police Bill, [2004–05] Pensions Bill, [2003–04] 165, 264, 337, 614. 32, (after Amendment proposed and withdrawn), [2004– 05] 140. Pensions Bill, [2006–07] 106, 296, 505. Sex Discrimination (Election Candidates) Bill, Pensions Bill, [2007–08] 105, 714. [2001–02] 145. Personal Care at Home Bill, [2009–10] 77, 397. Sexual Offences Bill [Lords], [2002–03] 548, 697. Planning Bill, [2007–08] 79, 416, 480, 708. Social Security Contributions (Share Options) Bill, Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill, [2002–03] [2000–01] 84. Supplemental Orders, [2000–01] 129, 366. 89; (amending Order of previous Session), [2003–04] 24. Social Security Fraud Bill [Lords], [2000–01] 266. Supplemental Order, [2003–04] 262. Special Educational Needs and Disability Bill [Lords], Planning-gain Supplement (Preparations) Bill, [2006– [2000–01] 242. 07] 102, 167. Statistics and Registration Service Bill, [2006–07] 87, Policing and Crime Bill, [2008–09] 64, 371, 718. 225, 452. Police and Justice Bill, [2005–06] 472, 839. Tax Credits Bill, [2001–02] 251. Supplemental Order, Police (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords], [2002–03] 179, [2001–02] 637. 213, 217, 284, 313. Terrorism (Northern Ireland) Bill, [2005–06] 231. Police Reform Bill [Lords], [2001–02] 532. Supple- Terrorism Bill, [2005–06] 222, 257, 441. mental Orders, [2001–02] 672, 677, 726. Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill, [2000–01] Political Parties and Elections Bill, [2007–08] 625, 81. Supplemental Order, [2000–01] 137. 642; [2008–09] 126, 534. Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [Lords], Prevention of Terrorism Bill, [2004–05] 177, 189, 229. [2001–02] 518. Private Security Industry Bill [Lords], [2000–01] 270. Traffic Management Bill, [2003–04] 56, 459. Proceeds of Crime Bill, [2001–02] 156. Supplemental Transport (Wales) Bill, [2005–06] 61. Orders, [2001–02] 369, 706. Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Bill [Lords], Public Audit (Wales) Bill [Lords], [2003–04] 383, 467. [2006–07] 201. Public Services Ombudsman (Wales) Bill [Lords], UK Borders Bill, [2006–07] 147, 613. [2004–05] 305. Vehicles (Crime) Bill, [2000–01] 26. Supplemental Racial and Religious Hatred Bill, [2005–06] 68, 403. Order, [2000–01] 101. Railways Bill, [2004–05] 28. Violent Crime Reduction Bill, [2005–06] 65, 853. Railways and Transport Safety Bill, [2002–03] 147. Waste and Emissions Trading [Lords], [2002–03] 271. Rating (Former Agricultural Premises and Rural Water [Lords], [2002–03] 595 Shops) Bill, [2000–01] 331. Supplemental Order, [2000– 01] 355. Welfare Reform Bill, [2005–06] 780, 815; [2006–07] 91, 328. Regional Assemblies (Preparations) Bill, [2002–03] 32, 93, 138, 364. Welfare Reform Bill, [2008–09] 96, 707. Regulation of Financial Services (Land Transactions) Work and Families Bill, [2005–06] 317, 669. Bill, [2005–06] 76, 152. C. Business of the House Orders BILLS, PUBLIC 55 Banking (Special Provisions) Bill, [2007–08] 196*. Procedure Motions: European Union (Amendment) Bill, [2007–08] 153*, Hunting Bill, [2003–04] 519 (absence of Commit- 160, 181, 205, 214, 217, 222, 231*. tee stage; provision for suggested Amendments, Third Reading) (after Amendments proposed, but not made). *on Division. Supplemental Orders, [2003–04] 616, 629.
XVIII. PUBLIC BILLS REFERRED TO THE EXAMINERS AND REPORTS FROM STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE: Examiners to examine Public Bills with respect to the Humber Bridge Bill, [2004–05] 301. applicability thereto of Standing Orders relating to Private Examiner’s Reports, Standing Orders not complied Business; and reports with; referred to Standing Orders Committee, [2000–01] Crossrail Bill, [2004–05] 176; 237. 331; [2004–05] 237. Crystal Palace Bill, [2000–01] 315; 331. —Standing Orders Committee report that Standing Orders ought not to be dispensed with, [2000–01] 352.
XIX. PROCEEDINGS UNDER PARLIAMENT ACTS 1911 AND 1949: Hunting Bill: Suggested Amendment amended and necessary owing to the time which has elapsed, [2003–04] agreed to, [2003–04] 521; to be communicated to Lords, 536. Suggested Amendment disagreed to by Lords, [2003–04] 522. Speaker’s Certificate, that the Bill, as [2003–04] 624. Speaker’s Certificate, that the provisions compared with the Bill sent up to the House of Lords of the Acts have been duly complied with, [2003–04] 631. in the last Session, contains only such alterations as are Royal Assent, [2003–04] 631.
XX. SUSPENSION OF PROCEEDINGS (HYBRID BILLS): Order suspending proceedings on a hybrid bill, [2004–05] 328.
XXI. BILLS CARRIED OVER PURSUANT TO TEMPORARY STANDING ORDER OR STANDING ORDER (CARRY-OVER OF BILLS): Order, That if at the conclusion of this Session of Par- Welfare Reform Bill, 780. liament proceedings on the Bill have not been completed, [2006–07] they shall be resumed in the next Session: Child Maintenance and Other Payments Bill, 461. [2002–03] Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill, 552 (on Divi- European Parliamentary and Local Elections (Pilots) sion). Bill, 638 (on Division). Crossrail Bill, 601. Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill, 441 (on Division). [2007–08] [2003–04] Banking Bill, 611. Gambling Bill, 583 (on Division). Political Parties and Elections Bill, 625 (on deferred Division). Mental Capacity Bill, 530. [2008–09] School Transport Bill, 580 (on Division). Child Poverty Bill, 569. [2004–05] Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill, 642 (on — Division). [2005–06] Equality Bill, 348 (on deferred Division). Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Bill, [2009–10] 808 (on Division). — Crossrail Bill, 858. 56 BILLS, PUBLIC Order, That if the Planning and Compulsory Purchase shall be extended by the period of six months, [2002–03] Bill is carried over to the next Session of Parliament, the 441. period on the expiry of which proceedings on the Bill Temporary Standing Order relating to carry-over of shall lapse in pursuance of paragraph (10) of the Order Bills made permanent with effect from beginning of next of the House of 29th October 2002 (Carry-over of Bills) Session, with Amendments, [2003–04] 571.
XXII. REVIVAL OF PROCEEDINGS: Bill read the first and second time and ordered to be Bill read the first and second time without Question considered, pursuant to Orders, [2004–05] 5, 6. put and stood committed in respect of certain Clauses and Schedules, [2004–05] 5, 6.
XXIII. ORDERS VARYING THE PRACTICE OF THE HOUSE IN RESPECT OF SPECIFIED BILLS: Orders, That in respect of particular Bills, notices of Notwithstanding the practice of the House as to the Amendments, new Clauses and new Schedules to be intervals between stages of Bills brought in upon Ways moved in Committee may be accepted by the Clerks at and Means Resolutions, more than one stage of the the Table before the Bills have been read a second time, Finance Bill may be taken at any sitting, [2001–02] 631: [2000–01] 270, 288; [2001–02] 191, 220; [2002–03] 118, [2002–03] 492 (as part of a wider Order); [2003–04] 428; &c.; [2004–05] 163; [2005–06] 576; [2006–07] 7, 14, [2004–05] 314 (as part of a wider Order); [2005–06] 91, 386; [2007–08] 515; [2008–09] 147, &c.; [2009–10] 85, 710 ; [2006–07] 431; [2007–08] 494; [2008–09] 492; . 207. [2009–10] 415 (as part of a wider Order). —as part of a wider Order, [2004–05] 313. Paragraph (2)(ii) of Standing Order (Nomination of Standing Committees) dis-applied to a Bill relating to Standing Committee given leave to sit twice on first Wales, [2000–01] 63. day (other than as part of Programme Order), [2001–02] 43, &c.
XXIV. BILLS WITHDRAWN: Bills withdrawn: —after Order for further consideration, as amended in the Public Bill Committee, read and discharged, [2008– —after Order for second reading read and discharged, 09] 664. [2005–06] 193, &c. [2006–07] 242, &c.; [2007–08] 173, &c.; [2008–09] 299, 430; [2009–10] 295, &c. —after Order for further consideration on future day read and discharged, [2001–02] 700. —after Order for Second Reading that day discharged, [2001–02] 165; [2004–05] 309. —after Order for Third Reading for future day read and discharged, [2002–03] 623. —after Order for Second Reading for future day read and discharged, [2001–02] 526, 695; [2002–03] 107. —after Motion for Second Reading withdrawn, [2002–03] 274, 311; [2008–09] 366, 503. —after Order for resuming adjourned debate on sec- ond reading read and discharged, [2006–07] 581. —withdrawn on a previous day, [2008–09] 346, 349. —after Question proposed, That the Bill be now read a Bills withdrawn: second time, [2007–08] 151, &c.; [2008–09] 192, 474 —after Motion for Second Reading withdrawn, —after Order for the Bill to be considered in a Public [2000–01] 258, 306; [2003–04] 197. Bill Committee read and discharged, [2008–09] 461. —after Order for Second Reading discharged, [2003– —after Public Bill Committee discharged from consid- 04] 536(3), [2003–04] 546. ering the Bill, [2006–07] 485; [2007–08] 410. —after Order for resuming adjourned debate on new —after Order for consideration read and discharged, Clause (proposed on consideration) discharged, [2003– [2005–06] 361. 04] 546.
XXV. BILLS REFERRED, &C., TO JOINT COMMITTEE ON CONSOLIDATION, &C., BILLS: Orders, pursuant to Standing Order (Consolidation [2003–04] 449; [2005–06] 846(2), 875, 876(2); [2007– Bills), That Bills be not committed, [2001–02] 691; 08] 533. BILLS, PUBLIC 57
XXVI. RETURNS: Returns relating to Public Bills ordered and made; sion 2004–05, [2005–06] 24, 48; for Session 2005–06, for Session 1999-2000, [2000–01] 13, 119; for Session [2006–07] 10, 51; for Session 2006–07, [2007–08] 14, 2000–01, [2001–02] 26, 108; for Session 2001–02, 110; for Session 2007–08, [2008–09] 13, 242; for Session [2002–03] 18, 122; for Session 2002–03, [2003–04] 16, 2008–09, [2009–10] 23, 166. 18; for Session 2003–04, [2004–05] 14, 17; for Ses-
XXVII. MISCELLANEOUS: Bill ordered to be proceeded with as a tax simplifi- Standing Committee given leave to sit twice on first cation bill, but not stand referred to a second reading day, [2002–03] 200, 243; [2003–04] 271, 489. committee, [2000–01] 52. —as part of a Programme Order, [2003–04] 41, &c. Bill ordered to be proceeded with as a tax law rewrite In respect of particular Bills, notices of Amendments, bill, stands referred to a second reading committee, &c., may be accepted by the Clerks at the Table before [2002–03] 67; [2004–05] 24; [2006–07] 72. the Bills have been read a second time, [2000–01] 270, More than one stage of a Bill may be taken on one day, 288; [2001–02] 191, 220; [2002–03] 118, &c.; [2004–05] [2003–04] 428. 163; [2005–06] 576; [2006–07] 7, 14, 386; [2007–08] 515; [2008–09] 147, &c.; [2009–10] 85, 207. —as part of Programme Order) [2002–03] 496. —as part of a wider Order, [2004–05] 313.
XXVIII. LIST OF ALL PUBLIC BILLS AND MAIN STAGES: NOTE 153. Resolutions reported from Committee, 293, 301. C, 432, 568. C, &c., 570. LA, 797. [Cited as Adoption and The following abbreviations are used below: 1R for Children Act 2002] R.A., 817. First reading, EN for Explanatory Notes ordered to be printed, 2R for Second Reading; SRC for reference to a MR, 153. Prog, 153, 310, 432, 566, 796. JCHR Report, Second Reading Committee; CWH for day(s) on which 776. the Bill was taken in Committee of the whole House; SC *Age-Related Payments Bill [2003–04]: Presented, for reference to a Standing Committee: PBC for reference 279. 2R, SC, 325. C, 3R, 366. Speaker’s Certificate, 371. to a Public Bill Committee; C for Consideration stage; [Cited as Age-Related Payments Act 2004] R.A., 439. 3R for Third Reading; LA for Lords Amendments; ATO for Allocation of Time Order(s); MR for money reso- MR, 325. Progs, 325, 366. lutions relating to Bills, WM for associated Ways and Animal Health Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 155. 2R, SC, Means resolutions, Prog or Progs for Programme Orders 183. C, 3R, 266. LA, 809, 816. [Cited as Animal Health and Carry-over for Carry-over Orders. Act 2002] R.A., 817. The use of “&c.” after Second Reading or Committee MR, 184. Prog, 183, 809. JCHR Report, 306. of the whole House indicates that remaining stages were also taken. After Consideration, “&c.” also indicates Animal Welfare Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 194. 2R, that the Bill was amended in Committee, whereas “C, SC, 359. C, &c. (Queen’s consent), 498. LA, 876. [Cited 3R” indicates that the Bill was not amended in Commit- as Animal Welfare Act 2006] R.A., 886. tee. “Consolidation Committee” indicates that the Bill MR, 359. Progs, 359, 497, 876. was reported from the Joint Committee on Consolidation, &c., Bills. “Examiners” indicates that the Bill was re- Anti-Social Behaviour Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 290. ferred to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills. 2R, SC, 316. C, &c., 479. LA, 693. [Cited as Anti-social Behaviour Act 2003] R.A., 715. An asterisk thus * indicates that the Bill was presented under the Standing Order (Procedure upon bills whose MR, 317, 693. Progs, 316, 478, 693. JCHR Report, main object is to create a charge on the public revenue.) 440. A dagger thus † indicates the Bill was a “money bill” Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill and was certified by the Speaker accordingly. [2008–09]: Presented, 119. 2R, 147. PBC, 158, &c. C, &c., 333. LA, 713. [Cited as Apprenticeships, Skills, 1. Government Bills Children and Learning Act 2009] R.A., 718. Adoption and Children Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 229. †Appropriation Bill [2004–05]: Ordered; 2R &c., 315. 2R, SC, 261. Bill reported, without Amendment, and Spe- Speaker’s Certificate, 320. [Cited as Appropriation (No. cial Report that Committee is unable to proceed further 2) Act 2005] R.A., 329. owing to imminent Dissolution, 352. Appropriation Bill [2009–10]: Ordered; 2R &c., 416. Adoption and Children Bill [2001–02]: Presented, Speaker’s Certificate, 422. [Cited as Appropriation No. 2 138. 2R and committed to a Special Standing Committee, Act 2010] R.A., 424. 58 BILLS, PUBLIC Armed Forces (Pensions and Compensation) Bill Child Benefit Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 47. 2R, SC, [2003–04]: Presented, 21. 2R, SC, 94. C, &c., 312. LA, 82. C, &c., 141. [Cited as Child Benefit Act 2005] R.A., 559, 611. [Cited as Armed Forces (Pensions and Compen- 301. sation) Act 2004] R.A., 631. MR, 83. Progs, 82, 141. MR, 95. Progs, 94, 559. Child Maintenance and Other Payments Bill [2006– Armed Forces Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 11. 2R, com- 07]: Presented, 381. 2R, 460. PBC, 489, &c. mitted to a Select Committee, 49. Re-committed to CWH, Prog, 460. Carry-over, 461. MR, 461. WM, 461. 204. CWH, &c., 285. LA, 366. [Cited as Armed Forces Act 2001] R.A., 366. Child Maintenance and Other Payments Bill [2007– 08]: 1R, 2R (Carry-over), 6. C, &c., 59. LA, 422. [Cited Armed Forces Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 308. 2R, as Child Maintenance and Other Payments Act 2008] committed to a Select Committee, 332. Re-committed to R.A., 432. CWH, 582. CWH, &c., 636. LA, 883. [Cited as Armed Forces Act 2006] R.A., 886. Child Poverty Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 420. 2R, 569. PBC, 624, &c. Reported, with Amendments, 686. Progs, 332, 882. Prog, 569. Carry-over, 569. MR, 569. Arms Control and Disarmament (Inspections) Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought from the Lords, 155. 2R, SC, Child Poverty Bill [2009–10]: 1R, 2R (Carry-over), 7. 612. C, 3R, 682. [Cited as Arms Control and Disarma- C, &c., 64. LA, 360. [Cited as Child Poverty Act 2010] ment Act 2003] R.A., 687. R.A., 377. Asylum and Immigration (Treatment of Claimants, *Child Trust Funds Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 6. 2R, &c.) Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 7. 2R, SC, 49. C, &c., SC, 40. C, 3R, 114. LA, 329. [Cited as Child Trust Funds 159. LA, 443, 454, 472. [Cited as Asylum and Immigra- Act 2004] R.A., 330. tion (Treatment of Claimants, &c.) Act 2004] R.A., 485. MR, 41; WM, 41. Progs, 40, 46, 329. MR, 50. WM, 50. Progs, 49, 159, 443. JCHR Reports, Childcare Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 250. 2R, SC, 301. 113, 419. C, &c., 484. LA, 710. [Cited as Childcare Act 2006] R.A., Banking Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 595. 2R, 611. 740. PBC, 616, &c. C, 720. MR, 301. WM, 301. Progs, 301, 710. MR, 611. WM, 611. Progs, 611, 720. Carry-over, 611. Children Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Brought from the Banking Bill [2008–09]: 1R, &c., 6. 3R, 37. LA, 132, Lords, 466. 2R, SC, 510 Amended Title, 562. C, &c., 586. 140. [Cited as Banking Act 2009] R.A., 144. [Cited as Children Act 2004] R.A., 611. Banking (Special Provisions) Bill [2007–08]: Present- JCHR Report, 505. MR, 510. Progs, 510, 586. ed, 196. 2R, 199. CWH, &c., 200. LA, 210, 211. [Cited as Children and Adoption Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Banking (Special Provisions) Act 2008] R.A., 211. Brought from the Lords, 308. 2R, SC, 466. C, &c., 689. British Overseas Territories Bill [Lords] [2001–02]: [Cited as Children and Adoption Act 2006] R.A., 693. Brought from the Lords, 155. 2R, SC, 213. C, &c., 355. MR, 467. Progs, 466, 503. [Cited as British Overseas Territories Act 2002], R.A., 371. Children and Young Persons Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Brought from the Lords, 306. 2R, 454. PBC, 463. C, &c., Business Rate Supplements Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 601. [Cited as Children and Young Persons Act 2008] 6. 2R, 46. PBC, 57, &c. C, 3R, 207. LA, 437, 478. [Cited R.A., 690. as Business Rate Supplements Act 2009] R.A., 498. Children, Schools and Families Bill [2009–10]: Pre- †Capital Allowances Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 48. sented, 7. 2R, 120. PBC, 134, &c. C, &c., 247. LA, 423. To be proceeded with as a tax simplification bill, but not [Cited as Children, Schools and Families Act 2010] R.A., referred to a SRC, 52. 2R, Joint Committee on Tax Sim- 424. plification Bills, 60. Report from Joint Committee, 111. Re-committed to CWH, 111. CWH discharged, 138. 3R, Children’s Commissioner for Wales Bill [2000–01]: 139. Speaker’s Certificate, 146. [Cited as Capital Allow- Presented, 12. 2R, SC, 63. C, 3R, 131. LA, 365. [Cited as ances Act 2001] R.A., 252. Children’s Commissioner for Wales Act 2001] R.A., 366. Channel Tunnel Rail Link (Supplementary Provisions) Civil Aviation Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 49. 2R, SC, Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 7. 2R, 28. PBC, 53. C, &c., 79. C, 3R, 166. LA, 603, 715, 814, 815, 845. [Cited as 133. [Cited as Channel Tunnel Rail Link (Supplementary Civil Aviation Act 2006] R.A., 886. Provisions) Act 2008] R.A., 413. WM, 79. Progs, 79, 603. Charities Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the Civil Contingencies Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 61. 2R, Lords, 256. 2R, SC, 701. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of SC, 84. C, &c., 350. LA, 622, 627, 630, 631. [Cited as Wales’ consent), 845. [Cited as Charities Act 2006] R.A., Civil Contingencies Act 2004] R.A., 631. 886. MR, 84. Progs, 84, 621. MR, 701. Prog, 701. †Civil Defence (Grant) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 22. 2R, SC, 226. C, &c., 319. Speaker’s Certificate, 321. [Cited as Civil Defence (Grant) Act 2002] R.A., 371. BILLS, PUBLIC 59 MR, 226. MR, 656. WM, 656. Progs, 655, 729, 821, 878. Civil Partnership Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Brought Compensation Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from from the Lords, 423. 2R, SC, 537. C, &c., (Queen’s the Lords, 533; 2R, SC, 662. C, &c., 755. [Cited as Com- Consent), 602. [Cited as Civil Partnership Act 2004] R.A., pensation Act 2006] R.A., 789. 631. MR, 662. WM, 662. Prog, 662. JCHR Report, 437. MR, 537. Progs, 537, 553, 623. Concessionary Bus Travel Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Bill [2004– Brought from the Lords, 150. 2R, 345. PBC, 355.. C, &c., 05]: Presented, 32. 2R, SC, 73. C, &c., (Queen’s consent), 446. [Cited as the Concessionary Bus Travel Act 2007] 166. [Cited as Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment R.A., 520. Act 2005] R.A., 329. Prog, 345. MR, 345. MR, 74. Progs, 73, 166. †Consolidated Fund Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 30. 2R, Climate Change Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Brought from &c., 35. Speaker’s Certificate, 41. [Cited as Consolidated the Lords, 318. 2R, 436. PBC, 463, &c. Title amended, Fund (No. 2) Act 2000] R.A., 42. 531. C, &c., 644; Title amended, 645. LA, 696, 698. [Cit- †Consolidated Fund Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 256. ed as Climate Change Act 2008] R.A. 721. 2R, &c., 261. Speaker’s Certificate, 265. [Cited as Con- Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill [Lords] solidated Fund (No. 2) Act 2001] R.A., 274. [2001–02]: Brought from the Lords, 199. 2R, SC, 281. †Consolidated Fund Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 62. 2R, C, 402. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Consent), &c., 66. Speaker’s Certificate, 69. [Cited as Consolidated 413. LA, 510. [Cited as Commonhold and Leasehold Fund (No. 2) Act 2002] R.A., 88. Reform Act 2002] R.A., 526. †Consolidated Fund Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 37. 2R, MR, 282. Prog, 281, 328, 402. &c., 40. Speaker’s Certificate, 44. [Cited as Consolidated Commissioner for Older People (Wales) Bill [Lords] Fund (No. 2) Act 2003] R.A., 49. [2005–06]: Brought from the Lords, 446. 2R, SC, 678. †Consolidated Fund Bill [2004–05]: Ordered, 43. 2R, C, &c., 767. [Cited as Commissioner for Older People &c., 49. Speaker’s Certificate, 52. [Cited as Consolidated (Wales) Act 2006] R.A., 789. Fund (No. 2) Act 2004] R.A., 63. MR, 679. Progs, 678, 767. †Consolidated Fund Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 329. Commissioners for Revenue and Customs Bill 2R, &c., 337. Speaker’s Certificate, 344. [Cited as Con- [2004–05]: Presented, 5. 2R, SC, 36. C, &c., 120. LA, solidated Fund Act 2005] R.A., 348. 316. [Cited as Commissioners for Revenue and Customs †Consolidated Fund Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 56. 2R, Act 2005] R.A., 329. &c., 61. Speaker’s Certificate, 64. [Cited as Consolidated Progs, 36, 74, 120. Fund Act 2006] R.A., 85. Commons Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the †Consolidated Fund Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 70. Lords, 377. 2R, SC, 565. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of 2R, &c., 74. Speaker’s Certificate, 76. [Cited as Consoli- Wales’s Consent), 715. [Cited as Commons Act 2006] dated Fund Act 2007] R.A., 92. R.A., 766. †Consolidated Fund Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 31. 2R, MR, 556. Progs, 565, 678. &c., 36. Speaker’s Certificate, 44. [Cited as the Consoli- dated Fund Act 2008] R.A., 44. Communications Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 16. 2R, SC, 53. C, 199. , &c. (Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s †Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, Consent), 213. LA, 543, 553. [Cited as Communications 230. 2R, &c., 235. Speaker’s Certificate, 245. [Cited as Act 2003] R.A., 562. Consolidated Fund Act 2001] R.A., 252. MR, 54. WM, 54. Progs, 53, 180, 542. †Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 397. 2R, &c., 403. Speaker’s Certificate, 412. [Cited as Community Care (Delayed Discharges &c.) Bill Consolidated Fund Act 2002] R.A., 426. [2002–03]: Presented, 7. 2R, SC, 43. C, &c. (Title amend- ed), 120. LA, 263, 289, 299. [Cited as Community Care †Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, (Delayed Discharges &c.) Act 2003] R.A., 316. 236. 2R, &c., 242. Speaker’s Certificate, 246. [Cited as Consolidated Fund Act 2003] R.A., 271. MR, 44. Progs, 43, 263. †Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, Companies (Audit, Investigations and Community En- 195. 2R, &c., 199. Speaker’s Certificate, 201. [Cited as terprise) Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Brought from the Lords, Consolidated Fund Act 2004] R.A., 214. 454. 2R, SC, 489. Title amended, 525. C, &c., 555. [Cited as Companies (Audit, Investigations and Community †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill [2000–01]: Enterprise) Act 2004] R.A., 579. Ordered, &c. (pursuant to Order, 353), 355. Speaker’s Certificate, 358. [Cited as Appropriation Act 2001] R.A., Company Law Reform Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: 366. Brought from the Lords, 645. 2R, SC, 655. Title amended, 773. C, 822, 826. C, &c., 831. LA, 879. [Cited as Compa- †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill [2001–02]: nies Act 2006] R.A., 886. Ordered, 69. 2R, &c., 78. Speaker’s Certificate, 84. [Cited as Appropriation (No. 2) Act 2001] R.A., 97. 60 BILLS, PUBLIC †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill [2002–03]: Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill [2008– Ordered, 58. 2R, &c., 66. Speaker’s Certificate, 69. [Cited 09]: Presented, 568. 2R (Queen’s Consent),640. CWH, as Appropriation (No. 2) Act 2002] R.A., 88. 684, 689. Reported from CWH, so far as amended, 720. †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill [2003–04]: MR, 641. WM, 642. Progs, 641, 683. Carry-over, 642. Ordered, 404. 2R, &c., 407. Speaker’s Certificate, 409. Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill [2009– [Cited as Appropriation Act 2004] R.A., 439. 10]: 1R, 2R (Carry-over), 6. CWH, 146, 167, 187, 217. C, †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill [2004–05]: &c., 275 (Title amended). LA, 422. [Cited as Constution- Ordered, 229. 2R, &c., 237. Speaker’s Certificate, 248. al Reform and Governance Act 2010] R.A., 424. [Cited as Appropriation Act 2004] R.A., 266. MR, 187, 217, 275. WM, 187. Progs, 146, 167, 187, †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill [2005–06]: 275. Ordered, 90. 2R, &c., 95. Speaker’s Certificate, 97. [Cited Consumer Credit Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 61. 2R, as Appropriation (No. 3) Act 2005] R.A., 152. SC, 86. C, &c., 211. †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill [2006–07]: MR, 86. WM, 86. Prog, 86. Ordered, 221. 2R, &c., 224. Speaker’s Certificate, 228. [Cited as Appropriation Act 2007] R.A., 242. Consumer Credit Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 19. 2R, SC, 49. C, &c., 132. LA, 559. [Cited as Consumer Credit †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill [2007–08]: Act 2006] R.A., 563. Ordered, 249. 2R, &c., 253. Speaker’s Certificate, 256. [Cited as Appropriation Act 2008] R.A., 300. MR, 50. WM, 50. Progs, 50, 558. †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill [2008–09]: Consumers, Estate Agents and Redress Bill [Lords] Ordered, 195. 2R, &c., 202. Speaker’s Certificate, 206. [2006–07]: Brought from the Lords, 154. 2R, 237. PBC, [Cited as the Appropriation Act 2009] R.A., 217. 250, &c. C, &c., 470. [Cited as the Consumers, Estate Agents and Redress Act 2007] R.A., 521. †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 318. 2R, &c., 327. Speaker’s Certificate, 331. Prog, 237. MR, 238. WM 238. [Cited as Appropriation Act 2010] R.A., 354. Coroners and Justice Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 56. †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2) Bill 2R, 91. PBC, 103, &c. C, 244. C, &c., (Queen’s and [2001–02]: Ordered, 643. 2R, &c., 647. Speaker’s Certifi- Prince of Wales’s consent), 248. LA, 702, 714, 717. [Cit- cate, 649. [Cited as Appropriation Act 2002] R.A., 669. ed as Coroners and Justice Act 2009] R.A., 719. †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2) Bill Progs, 91, 184, 244, 699. MR, 92. WM 92. [2002–03]: Ordered, 467. 2R, &c., 474. Speaker’s Certifi- Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Bill cate, 477. [Cited as Appropriation Act 2003] R.A., 533. [2005–06]: Presented, 773. 2R, SC, 808. †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2) Bill Prog, 808. Carry-over, 808. [2008–09]: Ordered, 499. 2R, &c., 508. Speaker’s Certifi- cate, 519. [Cited as Appropriation (No. 2) Act 2009] R.A., Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Bill 583. [2006–07]: 1R, 2R (Carry-over), 6. C, &c., 42. LA, 353, 381, 430, 446, 473, 505, 513, 525. [Cited as Corporate †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2) Bill Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide Act 2007] R.A., [2005–06]: Ordered; 2R, &c., 519. Speaker’s Certificate, 548. 525. [Cited as Appropriation Act 2006] R.A., 562. Prog, 353. Carry-over extended by seven days, 513. †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 474. 2R, &c., 480. Speaker’s Certifi- †Corporation Tax Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 6. Order, cate, 485. [Cited as Appropriation (No. 2) Act 2007] R.A., that Bill be proceeded with as tax law rewrite Bill, 14. 520. SRC, 18. 2R and stood committed to Joint Committee on Tax Law Rewrite Bills, 65. Re-committed to CWH, 97. †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 2) Bill CWH discharged, 3R, 174. Speaker’s Certificate, 180. [2007–08]: Ordered, 519. 2R, &c., 523. Speaker’s Certifi- [Cited as Corporation Tax Act 2009] R.A., 259. cate, 530. [Cited as Appropriation (No. 2) Act 2008] R.A., 568. †Corporation Tax Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 5. Order, that Bill be proceed with as tax law rewrite Bill, 24. SRC, †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 3) Bill 67. Resolution reported, 86. 2R and stood committed to [2005–06]: Ordered, 720. 2R, &c., 723. Speaker’s Certifi- Joint Committee on Tax Law Rewrite Bills, 101. Re-com- cate, 727. [Cited as Appropriation (No. 2) Act 2006] R.A., mitted to CWH, 121. CWH discharged, 3R, 204. Speak- 766. er’s Certificate, 206. [Cited as Corporation Tax Act 2010), †Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) (No. 3) Bill R.A., 282. [2007–08]: Ordered, 614. 2R, &c., 614. Speaker’s Certifi- Council Tax (New Valuation Lists for England) Bill cate, 618. [Cited as Appropriation (No. 3) Act 2008] R.A., [2005–06]: Presented, 193. 2R, SC, 247. C, 3R, 313. 620. [Cited as Council Tax (New Valuation Lists for England) Constitutional Reform Bill [Lords] [2004–05]: Brought Act 2006] R.A., 562. from the Lords, 70. 2R (Queen’s Consent), SC and CWH, Prog, 247. 90. CWH, 128, 131, 194. C, &c., 200. LA, 260, 272. [Cit- ed as Constitutional Reform Act 2005] R.A., 301. Counter-Terrorism Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 148. 2R, 318. PBC, 326, &c. C, 440. C, &c., 444. LA (Title MR, 92. WM, 92. Progs, 90, 128, 260. BILLS, PUBLIC 61 amended), 702. [Cited as Counter-Terrorism Act 2008] Crossrail Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 171. Examiners, R.A. 721. 176. Report, Standing Orders not complied with; Report referred to Standing Orders Committee, 237. Progs, 318, 440, 701. MR, 319. WM, 319. Crossrail Bill [2005–06]: Presented and deemed to be Courts Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought from the read the first time, pursuant to Order, 19. 2R, 142. Com- Lords, 412. 2R, SC, 437. C, &c., 633. LA, 693. [Cited as mitted to a select committee, 143. Courts Act 2003] R.A., 715. Order on Petitions, 140, 365, MR, 142. WM, 142. MR, 437. WM, 437. Progs, 437, 692. Instruction to Select Committee, 143, 364, 365, 859. Crime (International Co-operation) Bill [Lords] Carry-over, 858. [2002–03]: Brought from the Lords, 258. 2R, SC, 299. Crossrail Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 1R, 2R, Commit- C, &c., 615. [Cited as Crime (International Co-operation) ted to a select committee, (Carry-over), 6. Reported from Act 2003] R.A., 658. the Select Committee, with Amendments, 591. Progs, 299, 376. Carry-over, 601. Crime and Security Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 6. 2R, Crossrail Bill [2007–08]: 1R, 2R, PBC, (Carry-over), 141. PBC, 154, &c. Instruction to the Committee, 231. C, 9. C, &c., 92. LA, 575. [Cited as Crossrail Act 2008] &c. (Title amended), 303. [Cited as Crime and Security R.A., 576. Act 2010] R.A., 424. Digital Switchover (Disclosure of Information) Bill Criminal Defence Service (Advice and Assistance) [2006–07]: Presented, 6. 2R, 81. PBC, 97, &c. C, 3R, Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: Brought from the Lords, 134. 2R, 133. LA, 407. [Cited as Digital Switchover (Disclosure of SC, 149. C, 3R, 283. [Cited as Criminal Defence Service Information) Act 2007] R.A., 414. (Advice and Assistance) Act 2001] R.A., 311. Progs, 81, 407. Criminal Defence Service Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 58. Disability Discrimination Bill [Lords] [2004–05]: Brought from the Lords, 193. 2R, SC, 296. C, &c. Criminal Defence Service Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: (Queen’s consent), 316. [Cited as Disability Discrimina- Brought from the Lords, 212. 2R, SC, 336. C, &c., 392. tion Act 2005] R.A., 329. [Cited as Criminal Defence Service Act 2006] R.A., 562. MR, 297. WM, 297. Prog, 297. MR, 337; WM, 337. Progs, 336, 392. Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Bill [Lords] Criminal Evidence (Witness Anonymity) Bill [2007– [2003–04]: Brought from the Lords, 245. 2R, SC, 373. 08]: Presented, 511. 2R, &c., 525. LA, 555. [Cited as C, &c., 574. [Cited as Domestic Violence, Crime and Criminal Evidence (Witness Anonymity) Act 2008] R.A., Victims Act 2004] R.A., 611. 568. MR, 373. WM, 396. Progs, 373, 573. ATO, 523. Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Bill Criminal Justice Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 24. 2R, [Lords] [2007–08]: Brought from the Lords, 222. 2R, SC, 57. C, 303, 408. C, &c., 412. LA, 699, 707, 714, 715. 581. PBC, 603, &c. C, &c., 657. LA, 714. [Cited as [Cited as Criminal Justice Act 2003] R.A., 715. Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Act 2008] MR, 437, WM, 437. Progs, 437, 692. R.A., 721. Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill [2006–07]: MR, 581. Progs, 581, 714. Presented, 435. 2R, 552. PBC, 574, &c. Certain Clauses Education and Inspections Bill [2005–06]: Presented, and Schedules reported, with Amendments, pursuant to 456. 2R, SC, 503. C, 642. C, &c., 646. LA, 872. [Cited as Standing Order and Order, 608. Education and Inspections Act 2006] R.A., 886. Progs, 552, 578. Carry-over, 552. MR, 552. MR, 503; WM, 503. Progs, 503, 641, 871. Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill [2007–08]: 1R, Education Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 213. 2R, SC, 2R (Carry-over), 6. (amended Long Title), 59. C, 112. 3R, 241. C, 338. C, &c., 341. LA, 689, 719, 726, 727. [Cited 115. LA, 366, 372. [Cited as Criminal Justice and Immi- as Education Act 2002] R.A., 727. gration Act 2008] R.A., 376. MR, 242. WM, 242. Progs, 241, 311, 341, 689. Progs, 112, 365. Education Bill [Lords] [2004–05]: Brought from the Criminal Justice and Police Bill [2000–01]: Presented, Lords, 215. 2R, SC, 249. C, &c., 328. [Cited as Education 75. 2R, SC, 97. Report of disorder in Committee, 191, Act 2005] R.A., 329. and that Committee had been unable to complete consid- eration of Bill as required by Prog, 195. Order, that Bill MR, 250. Prog, 249. shall be deemed to be reported, with provisions about un- Education and Skills Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 49. finished Clauses, &c., 200. C, &c., 221. LA, 360. [Cited 2R, 121. PBC, 131, &c. C, &c., 386. LA, 693. [Cited as as Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001] R.A., 366. Education and Skills Act 2008] R.A., 721. MR, 98. WM, 98. Progs, 97, 360. JCHR reports, 179, MR, 121, 693. Progs, 121, 385, 693. 319. 62 BILLS, PUBLIC Election Publications Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: Brought Equality Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 296. 2R, 347. from the Lords, 277. 2R, &c., 300. [Cited as Election PBC, 361, &c. Publications Act 2001] R.A., 311. MR, 348. Prog, 348. Carry-over, 348. Elections Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 288. 2R, &c., Equality Bill [2009–10]: 1R, 2R (Carry-over), 6. C, 300. [Cited as Elections Act 2001] R.A., 311. &c. 37. LA, 406. [Cited as Equality Act 2010] R.A., 424. Electoral Administration Bill [2005–06]: Presented, Prog, 406. 183. 2R; CWH and SC, 217. CWH (specified Clauses and Schedules), 251. C, &c., 361. LA, 669, 689, 708, 709, European Communities (Amendment) Bill [2001–02]: 736. [Cited as Electoral Administration Act 2006] R.A., Presented, 22. 2R, 45. CWH, &c., 69, 84, 132. [Cited as 740. European Communities (Amendment) Act 2002), R.A., 371. Progs, 217, 669. †European Communities (Finance) Bill [2001–02]: Electoral Fraud (Northern Ireland) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 21. 2R, 42. CWH, &c., 136. Speaker’s Certifi- Presented, 31. 2R, SC, 64. C, &c. 159. LA, 460. [Cited as cate, 137. [Cited as European Communities (Finance) Act Electoral Fraud (Northern Ireland) Act 2002] R.A., 526. 2001] R.A., 240. Prog, 64, 460. MR, 65. †European Communities (Finance) Bill [2007–08]: Electoral Registration (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords] Presented, 7. 2R, , 25. CWH, &c., 125. Speaker’s certifi- [2004–05]: Explanatory Notes ordered to be printed, 171. cate, 128. [Cited as European Communities (Finance) Act Brought from the Lords, 176. 2R, &c., 184. [Cited as 2008] R.A., 196. Electoral Registration (Northern Ireland) Act 2005] R.A., MR, 25, Progs, 25, 125. 184. European Parliament (Representation) Bill [2002–03]: *Electricity (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill [2002– Presented, 24. 2R, SC, 70. C, 3R, 162. LA, 356, 360. [Cit- 03]: Presented, 110. 2R, 143. CWH, &c. , 174. LA, 364. ed as European Parliament (Representation) Act 2003] [Cited as Electricity (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act R.A., 379. 2003] R.A., 379. MR, 70. Progs, 70, 356. MR, 143. Progs, 143, 364. European Parliamentary and Local Elections (Pilots) Employee Share Schemes Bill [2001–02]: Presented, Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 2R, 6. C, 3R, 45. LA, 180, 90. 2R, SC, 302. C, &c., 625. [Cited as Employee Share 202, 204, 211, 237, 241, 245, 250, 252, 259. (Cited as Schemes Act 2002] R.A., 817. European Parliamentary and Local Elections (Pilots) Act Employment Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 174. 2R, SC, 2004) RA, 259. 222. Amended Title, 315. C, &c., (Queen’s Consent), 351. European Parliamentary Elections Bill [Lords] LA, 667. [Cited as Employment Act 2002] R.A., 669. [2001–02]: Brought from the Lords, 660. 2R; Order, that Employment Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Brought from the Bill be not committed; 3R, 691. [Cited as European the Lords, 422. 2R, 543. PBC, 603, &c. C, &c., 660. [Cit- Parliamentary Elections Act 2002] R.A., 727. ed as Employment Act 2008] R.A., 690. European Union Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 111. WM. 544. Prog, 543. (Queen’s Consent) 2R, SC, 155. Employment Relations Bill [2003–04]: Presented, MR, 156. WM, 157. Prog, 155. 13. 2R, SC, 77. Amended Title, 164. C, &c., 246. Mes- European Union Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 25. sage from the Lords requesting that the Bill be returned because a Lords Amendment is incorrect; Bill returned European Union (Accessions) Bill [2002–03]: : Pre- accordingly; Lords return Bill corrected, 513. LA, 526. sented, 363. 2R, 417. CWH, &c., 434. LA, 682. [Cited as [Cited as Employment Relations Act 2004] R.A., 526. European Union (Accessions) Act 2003] R.A., 687. Progs, 77, 126, 241, 526. MR, 155. Progs, 418, 682. Energy Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Brought from the European Union (Accessions) Bill [2005–06]: Present- Lords, 279. 2R, SC, 315. C, &c., (Queen’s and Prince ed, 183. 2R, 234. CWH, &c., 298. [Cited as European of Wales’s consent), 449. LA, 472. [Cited as Energy Act Union (Accessions) Act 2006] R.A., 447. 2004] R.A., 485. Prog, 234. MR, 315; WM, 316. Progs, 315, 271. European Union (Amendment) Bill [2007–08]: Pre- Enterprise Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 442. 2R, SC, sented, 96. 2R, 136. CWH, 161, 165, 177, 182, 205, 215, 448. Amended Title, 566. C, 604. C, &c., 609. LA, 789, 218, 223, 231, 239. 3R, 253. [Cited as European Union 796, 805, 811. [Cited as Enterprise Act 2002] R.A., 817. (Amendment) Act 2008] R.A., 467. Prog, 448, 526, 604, 788. MR, 449. WM, 449. Business of the House Motion, 153. Instruction to Committee, 234. Equality Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 203. 2R, SC, 309. Export Control Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 26. 2R, Equality Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the SC, 60. C, &c., 178. LA, 628, 719, 726. [Cited as Export Lords, 266. 2R, SC, 287. C, &c., 368. [Cited as Equality Control Act 2002] R.A., 727. Act 2006] R.A., 447. MR, 61. Prog, 60, 628. MR, 287. Prog, 287. BILLS, PUBLIC 63 Extradition Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 7. 2R, SC, 65. Financial Services Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 6. 2R, C, &c., 280. LA, 689, 702. [Cited as Extradition Act 27. PBC, 40, &c. C, &c., 162. LA, 423. [Cited as Finan- 2003] R.A., 715. cial Services Act 2010] R.A., 424. MR, 66, 689. Progs, 65, 280, 689. MR, 27. WM, 28. Prog, 27. Finance Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 216. 2R, CWH and Fire and Rescue Services Bill [2003–04]: Presented, SC, 308. CWH (specified Clauses, &c.), 315, 320. C, &c., 70. 2R, SC, 98. C, &c., 199. LA, 477. [Cited as Fire and 354. [Cited as Finance Act 2001] R.A., 366. Rescue Services Act 2004] R.A., 485. WM, 205-215, 348. MR, 216. Procedure Resolutions, MR, 98. Progs, 98, 477. 215-216. Progs, 309, 354. Fire Services Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 274. 2R, 379. Finance Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 506. 2R, CWH and CWH, 424. C, &c. 425. LA, 684. [Cited as Fire Services SC, 524. CWH (specified Clauses, &c.), 536, 540. C, 653. Act 2003] R.A., 687. C, &c., 661. [Cited as Finance Act 2002] R.A., 727. MR, 380. Progs, 379, 424, 684. MR, 506. Fiscal Responsibility Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 64. Finance Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 354. 2R, CWH and 2R, 100. CWH, 152. 3R, 153. [Cited as Fiscal Responsi- SC, 370. Resolution reported from Programming Com- bility Act 2010] R.A., 224. mittee, 384. CWH (specified Clauses, &c.), 392, 397. C, Prog, 100. &c., 497. [Cited as Finance Act 2003] R.A., 533. Flood and Water Management Bill [2009–10]: Pre- WM, 328–353, 496. MR, 353. Procedure Resolutions, sented, 7. 2R, 84. PBC, 87, &c. C, &c., 192. LA, 423. 353. Progs, 370, 380, 391, 431, 496. [Cited as Flood and Water Management Act 2010] R.A., Finance Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 232. 2R, CWH and 424. SC, 271. CWH (specified Clauses, &c.), 288, 292. C, &c., Football (Disorder) (Amendment) Bill [2001–02]: 430. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Consent), Presented, 97. 2R, SC, 126. C, 3R, 190. LA, 442. [Cited 432. [Cited as Finance Act 2004] R.A., 485. as Football (Disorder) (Amendment) Act 2002] R.A., 526. MR, 232. MR, 126. Finance Bill [2004–05]: Ordered, 291. Order for 2R Forced Marriage (Civil Protection) Bill [Lords] read and discharged; Bill withdrawn, 309. [2006–07]: Brought from the Lords, 427. 2R, 480. PBC, Finance Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 38. 2R, CWH and 489, &c. C, 3R,, 526. [Cited as Forced Marriage (Civil SC, 45. CWH (specified Clauses, &c.), 52. C, &c., 101. Protection) Act 2007] R.A., 548. [Cited as Finance (No. 2) Act 2005] R.A., 152. Progs, 480, 526. †Finance Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 275. 2R, CWH Fraud (Trials Without a Jury) Bill [2006–07]: Present- and PBC, 303. PBC, 314. CWH (specified Clauses, &c.), ed, 6. 2R, , 33. PBC, 51, &c. C, 3R, 129. 320, 323. C, 430. C, &c., 435. Speaker’s Certificate, 445. [Cited as Finance Act 2007] R.A., 520. Prog, 33. Finance Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 290. 2R, CWH and Fraud Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the Lords, PBC, 331. CWH (specified Clauses, &c.), 349, 352. PBC, 556. 2R, SC, 665. C, 3R, 850. [Cited as Fraud Act 2006] 360. C, 498. C, &c., 503. [Cited as Finance Act 2008] R.A., 886. R.A., 568. Progs, 665, 850. †Finance Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 319. 2R, CWH Further Education and Training Bill [Lords] [2006– and PBC, 338. CWH (specified Clauses, &c.), 352, 357. 07]: Brought from the Lords, 207. 2R, 364. PBC, 387, PBC, 360. C, 512. C, &c., 519. Speaker’s Certificate, 529. &c. C, &c., 493. LA, 540, 578, 591. [Cited as Further [Cited as Finance Act 2009] R.A., 583. Education and Training Act 2007] Royal Assent, 601. Finance Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, 386. 2R, &c., 417. MR, 365. Progs, 364, 377. [Cited as Finance Act 2010] R.A., 424. Gambling Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 552. 2R, SC, Business of the House, 412. 582. Reported, so far as amended, 614. Finance (No. 2) Bill [2004–05]: Ordered; 2R, &c., MR, 583. WM, 583. Prog, 582. Carry-over, 583. 315. [Cited as Finance Act 2005] R.A., 329. Gambling Bill [2004–05]: 2R, SC (Carry-over), 5. C, Business of the House, 313. &c., (Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Consent), 106. LA, Finance (No. 2) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 550. 2R, 328, 329. [Cited as Gambling Act 2005] R.A., 329. CWH and SC,, 579. CWH (Specified Clauses and Sched- Prog, 106. ules), 594, 597; C, 723. C, &c., 728. [Cited as Finance Act 2006] R.A., 766. Gender Recognition Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Brought from the Lords, 133. 2R, SC, 142. C, &c., 352. [Cited as Financial Mutuals Arrangements Bill [2006–07]: Gender Recognition Act 2004] R.A., 420. Presented, 71. 2R, 251. PBC, 298. Amended Title, 313. C, &c., 318. LA, 594. [Cited as Building Societies (Funding) MR, 143. Prog, 142. and Mutual Societies (Transfers) Act] R.A., 601. Government of Wales Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 328. 2R, 354. CWH, 381, 384, 397. As C, 451. C, &c., 456. 64 BILLS, PUBLIC LA, 761, 780. [Cited as Government of Wales Act 2006] MR, 46. WM, 46, 314. Progs, 46, 568. R.A., 789. Housing Corporation (Delegation) &c. Bill [2005– MR, 355. Progs, 354, 450, 760. 06]: Presented, 562. 2R, SC, 583. C, 3R, 617. [Cited as Housing Corporation (Delegation) &c. Act 2006] R.A., Greater London Authority Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 766. 27. 2R, 66. PBC, 91, &c. C, 3R. 186. LA, 577, 585. [Cit- ed as Greater London Authority Act 2007] R.A., 601. Progs, 583, 617. Progs, 66, 576. MR, 66. Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Brought from the Lords, 176. 2R, 381. CWH Health and Safety (Offences) Bill [2007–08]: Present- (specified Clauses and Schedules), 401, 405. PBC, 408, ed, 67. 2R, 172. PBC, 305. C, 3R, 452. [Cited as Health &c. C, &c., 634. [Cited as Human Fertilisation and Em- and Safety (Offences) Act 2008], R.A., 620. bryology Act 2008] R.A., 690. Health and Social Care Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 34. MR, 382. WM, 382. Progs, 381, 632. 2R, SC, 53. C, &c., 143. LA, 359, 361. [Cited as Health and Social Care Act 2001] R.A., 366. Human Reproductive Cloning Bill [Lords] [2001–02]: Brought from the Lords, 220. 2R, &c., 231. [Cited as Health and Social Care Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 22. Human Reproductive Cloning Act 2001] R.A., 240. 2R, 41. PBC, 71. C, &c., 191. LA, 549. [Cited as Health and Social Care Act 2008] R.A., 568. Human Tissue Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 16. 2R, SC, 80. C, &c., 407. LA, 606. [Cited as Human Tissue Act MR, 42. WM, 124. Progs, 41, 548. 2004] R.A., 611. Health and Social Care (Community Health and Stand- MR, 81. WM, 81. Progs, 80, 606. ards) Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 242. 2R, SC, 375. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Consent), 522. LA, 706, Hunting Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 7. 2R, SC, 35. 708, 709, 714. [Cited as Health and Social Care (Commu- CWH (specified Clauses and any New Clauses), 69. C, nity Health and Standards) Act 2003] R.A., 715. &c., 156. MR, 376. Progs, 375, 522, 705. Hunting Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 52. 2R, SC, 84. C, &c.; re-committed to the Standing Committee to which Health Protection Agency Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: it was originally committed for the purpose of making Brought from the Lords, 297. 2R, SC, 388. C, &c., 466. such Amendments as the Committee considers necessary [Cited as Health Protection Agency Act 2004] R.A., 485. or expedient in consequence of the addition to the Bill MR, 389. Progs, 388, 466. of a New Clause (Foxes) on consideration, 493. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Consent), 529. Health (Wales) Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 7. 2R, SC, 36. C, 3R, 110. [Cited as Health (Wales) Act 2003] R.A., MR, 85. Progs, 85, 186, 492, 498. 316. Hunting Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 507. 2R and MR, 36. Prog, 36. (pursuant to Procedure Motion) deemed to have been reported from a CWH without Amendment, 521. Suggest- Higher Education Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 67. 2R, ed Amendment pursuant to section 2(4) of the Parliament SC, 101. C, &c. (Queen’s Consent), 255. LA, 398, 420. Act amended and agreed to, 521. 3R (Queen’s and Prince [Cited as Higher Education Act 2004] R.A., 420. of Wales’s Consent), 522. Speaker’s Certificate under the MR, 102. Progs, 101, 121, 170, 254, 396. Parliament Acts, 536. LA, 617, 629. [Cited as Hunting Act 2004] R.A., under Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949, Homelessness Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 22. 2R, SC, 631. 39. C, &c., 139. LA, 363. [Cited as Homelessness Act 2002], R.A., 371. Procedure Motions, 519, 616, 629. MR, 617. MR, 39. Identity Cards Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 11. 2R, SC, 67. C, &c. (Queen’s consent), 161. Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill [2003– 04]: Presented, 13. 2R, SC, 67. C, &c., 111. LA, 547. MR, 67. WM, 67. Progs, 67, 161. [Cited as Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Act Identity Cards Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 27. 2R, SC, 2004] R.A., 579. 82. C, &c. (Queen’s consent), 199. LA, 432, 509, 522, MR, 68. Progs, 67, 547. 556, 559. [Cited as Identity Cards Act 2006] R.A., 563. House of Commons (Removal of Clergy Disqualifica- MR, 83. WM, 83. Progs, 82, 117, 199, 431. tion) Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 93. 2R, 120. CWH, &c., Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Bill [2005–06]: 173. [Cited as House of Commons (Removal of Clergy Presented, 71. 2R, SC, 98. C, &c., 279. LA, 557. [Cited Disqualification) Act 2001] R.A., 366. as Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006] R.A., Housing Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 24. 2R, SC, 70. 563. Amended Title, 147. C, &c., 320. LA, 600, 614, 623. MR, 99. WM, 99. Progs, 98, 185, 557. [Cited as Housing Act 2004] R.A., 631. †Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Bill [2002–03]: MR, 71. Progs, 70, 319, 598. Presented, 62. To be proceeded with as a tax law rewrite Housing and Regeneration Bill [2007–08]: Presented, bill, 67. Report recommending 2R, 84. 2R and stood 22. 2R, 45. PBC, 71, &c. 170. C, &c., 314. LA, 569. [Cit- committed to the Joint Committee on Tax Law Rewrite ed as Housing and Regeneration Act 2008] R.A., 576. Bills, 92. Re-committed to CWH, 117. CWH discharged, BILLS, PUBLIC 65 3R, 186. Speaker’s Certificate, 191. [Cited as Income Tax 259. C, &c., 283. [Cited as Justice (Northern Ireland) Act (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003] R.A., 223. 2004] R.A., 330. WM, 93. MR, 189. Prog, 189. †Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Bill [2004– Justice and Security (Northern Ireland) Bill [2006–07]: 05]: Presented, 15. To be proceeded with as a tax law re- Presented, 23. 2R, 73. PBC, 98, 105. C, 3R, 150. LA, write bill, 24. Report recommending 2R, 53. 2R and stood 343. [Cited as Justice and Security (Northern Ireland) Act committed to the Joint Committee on Tax Law Rewrite 2007] R.A., 375. Bills, 68. Re-committed to CWH, 131. CWH discharged, Progs, 73, 342. MR, 73. 3R, 217. Speaker’s Certificate, 227. [Cited as Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005] R.A., 301. Land Registration Bill [Lords] [2001–02]: Brought from the Lords; SRC, 178. Reported, 230. 2R, SC, 237. †Income Tax Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 54. To be C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Consent), 349. proceeded with as a tax law rewrite bill, 72. SRC, 98. [Cited as Land Registration Act 2002] R.A., 371. Report recommending 2R, 109. 2R and stood committed to the Joint Committee on Tax Law Rewrite Bills, 117. Legal Services Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: Brought from Re-committed to CWH, 124. CWH discharged, 3R, 167. the Lords, 352. 2R, 377. PBC, 387, &c. C, &c., 581. LA, Speaker’s Certificate, 170. [Cited as Income Tax Act 605. [Cited as Legal Services Act 2007] R.A., 615. 2007] R.A. 242. Progs, 377, 581, 604. MR, 377. WM, 377. WM, 117. Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill [2005–06]: †Industrial Development (Financial Assistance) Bill Presented, 361. 2R, SC, 427. C, &c., 625. LA, 882. [Cited [2002–03]: Presented, 14. 2R, SC, 194. C, 3R, 314. as Legislative and Regulatory Reform Act 2006] R.A., Speaker’s Certificate, 315. [Cited as Industrial Develop- 886. ment (Financial Assistance) Act 2003] R.A., 379. MR, 428. WM, 881. Progs, 427, 622, 881. MR, 194. Licensing Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought from the Industry and Exports (Financial Support) Bill [2008– Lords, 241. 2R, SC, 276. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of 09]: Presented, 180. 2R, 222. CWH, 284. [Cited as Indus- Wales’s Consent), 455. LA, 480, 525. [Cited as Licensing try and Exports (Financial Support) Act 2009] R.A., 383. Act 2003] R.A., 533. Inquiries Bill [Lords] [2004–05]: Brought from the MR, 277. Progs, 276, 454, 479. Lords, 193. 2R, SC, 255. C, &c. (Queen’s consent), 315. Local Government and Public Involvement in Health [Cited as Inquiries Act 2005] R.A., 329. Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 65. 2R, 116. PBC, 126, &c. C, MR, 255. Prog, 255. 357; C, &c., 367. LA, 606. [Cited as Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007] R.A., 615. International Criminal Court Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: Brought from the Lords, 241. 2R, SC, 288. C, &c., 361. Progs, 116, 357, 605. MR, 117. [Cited as International Criminal Court Act 2001] R.A., Local Government Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 28. 2R, 366. SC, 101. C, 217. C, &c., 230. LA (Queen’s consent), 596, International Development Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 608. [Cited as Local Government Act 2003] R.A., 613. 147. 2R, SC, 179. C, 3R, 312. MR, 102. WM, 102. Progs, 101, 148, 199, 595. International Development Bill [2001–02]: [Lords]: London Olympics Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 131. 2R, Brought from the Lords, 149. 2R, SC, 175. C, &c., 311. SC, 161. C, &c., Short title amended (changed to London [Cited as International Development Act 2002], R.A., Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Bill), (Queen’s 371. and Prince of Wales’s consent), 320. LA, 523. [Cited International Organisations Bill [Lords] [2004–05]: as London Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Act Brought from the Lords, 193. 2R, 329; CWH, &c., 329. 2006] R.A., 562. [Cited as International Organisations Act 2005] R.A., 329. MR, 161. Prog, 161, 522. International Tribunals (Sierra Leone) Bill [Lords] London Olympic Games and Paralympic Games Bill: [2006–07]: Brought from the Lords, 366. Amendments See London Olympics Bill. before second reading may be accepted by the Clerks at the Table, 386. 2R &c., 403. [Cited as International Tribu- Local Transport Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Brought from nals (Sierra Leone) Act 2007] R.A., 414. the Lords, 170. 2R, 306. PBC, 326, &c. amended Title, 376. C, &c. (Title amended), 640. [Cited as Local Trans- Investment Exchanges and Clearing Houses Bill port Act 2008], R.A., 721. [2006–07]: Presented, 6. 2R, &c., 30. [Cited as Invest- ment Exchanges and Clearing Houses Act 2006] R.A., 85. MR, 307. WM, 307. Prog, 306. Justice (Northern Ireland) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, Mental Capacity Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 383. 2R, 273. 2R, SC, 304. C, &c., 382. LA, 696. [Cited as Justice SC, 529. (Northern Ireland) Act 2002] R.A., 727. MR, 529. Prog, 529. Carry-over Order, 530. MR, 305. Prog, 304, 695. Mental Capacity Bill [2004–05]: 1R, 2R, (Carry-over), Justice (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: 5. C, 3R, 53.LA, 310. [Cited as Mental Capacity Act Brought from the Lords, 133. 2R, SC, 188. amended Title, 2005] R.A., 329. 66 BILLS, PUBLIC Progs, 53, 309. National Minimum Wage (Enforcement Notices) Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought from the Lords, 155. 2R, Mental Health Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: Brought from SC, 182. C, &c., 356. [Cited as National Minimum Wage the Lords, 207. 2R, 287. PBC, 298, &c. Cc, 415. C, &c. (Enforcement Notices) Act 2003] R.A., 379. 419. LA, 462. [Cited as Mental Health Act 2007] R.A., 520. MR, 182. Progs, 287, 414, 461. MR, 287. Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 457. 2R, SC, 509. C, 593. C, &c., 598. LA, Merchant Shipping (Pollution) Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: 802, 815. [Cited as Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Brought from the Lords, 221. 2R, SC, 389. C, &c., 475. Act 2002] R.A., 817. [Cited as Merchant Shipping (Pollution) Act 2006] R.A., 562. MR, 510. Prog, 509, 540, 593, 801. JCHR Report, 613, 764. MR, 390. WM, 390. Progs, 389, 475. Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill Mobile Telephones (Re-Programming) Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Presented, 21. 2R, SC, 41. C, &c. (Queen’s [2001–02]: Brought from the Lords, 684. 2R, 714. CWH, and Prince of Wales’s Consent), 184. LA, 558. [Cited as &c., 726. [Cited as Mobile Telephones (Re-Programming) Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006] Act 2002], R.A., 727. R.A., 563. National Health Service Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: MR, 42. WM, 42. Progs, 41, 558. Brought from the Lords, 811. 2R, &c., 875. [Cited as National Health Service Act 2006] R.A., 886. NHS Redress Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the Lords, 460. 2R, SC, 652. C, &c., 747. LA, 875. [Cited National Health Service (Consequential Provisions) as NHS Redress Act 2006] R.A., 886. Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the Lords, 811. 2R, &c., 875. [Cited as National Health Service (Consequen- MR, 652. Progs, 652, 875. tial Provisions) Act 2006] R.A., 886. Northern Ireland Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 574. 587. National Health Service Reform and Health Care 2R, 587. CWH, &c., 591. [Cited as Northern Ireland Act Professions Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 178. 2R, SC, 202. 2006] R.A., 604. C, &c., 294. LA, 578. [Cited as National Health Service Northern Ireland Arms Decommissioning (Amend- Reform and Health Care Professions Act 2002] R.A., 633. ment) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 248. 2R, 270. CWH, MR, 203. Prog, 203, 577. &c., 285. [Cited as Northern Ireland Arms Decommis- sioning (Amendment) Act 2002] R.A., 371. National Health Service (Wales) Bill [Lords] [2005– 06]: Brought from the Lords, 811. 2R, &c. [Cited as Northern Ireland Assembly (Elections and Periods of National Health Service(Wales) Act 2006] R.A., 886. Suspension) Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 379. Order, That notices of Amendments, &c., may be received by the National Insurance Contributions and Statutory Clerks at the Table before 2R, 380. 2R, &c., 384. [Cited Payments Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 6. 2R, SC, 59. C, as Northern Ireland Assembly (Elections and Periods of &c., 105. [Cited as National Insurance Contributions and Suspension) Act 2003] R.A., 402. Statutory Payments Act 2004] R.A., 330. MR, 387. Prog, 59. Northern Ireland Assembly Elections Bill [2002–03]: †National Insurance Contributions Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 247. 2R, &c., 255. [Cited as Northern Ireland Ordered, 526. 2R, 549. CWH, &c., 587. Speaker’s certif- Assembly Elections Act 2003] R.A., 271. icate, 592. Cited as National Insurance Contributions Act 2002] R.A., 669. Northern Ireland (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 447. 2R, CWH, SC, 492. CWH Prog, 549. (specified Clauses and Schedules), 571, 576. C, &c., 629. National Insurance Contributions Bill [2005–06]: Pre- LA, 788. [Cited as Northern Ireland (Miscellaneous Pro- sented, 183. 2R, SC, 226. C, 3R (Queen’s consent), 345. visions) Act 2006] R.A., 789. [Cited as National Insurance Contributions Act 2006] MR, 494. Progs, 493, 570, 788. R.A., 562. Northern Ireland (Monitoring Commission &c.) Bill Prog, 226. [Lords] [2002–03]: Order, That if the Bill is brought from National Insurance Contributions Bill [2007–08]: the Lords, notices of Amendments, &c., may be received Presented, 12. 2R, 96. PBC, 115, 124. Bill C, 3R, 170. by the Clerks at the Table before 2R, 592. Brought from LA, 548. [Cited as National Insurance Contributions Act the Lords, 595. 2R, &c., 606. [Cited as Northern Ireland 2008] R.A., 568. (Monitoring Commission &c.) Act 2003] R.A., 613. Prog, 96. MR, 607. WM, 607. National Lottery Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 9. Allocation of Time Order, 605. National Lottery Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 25. 2R, Northern Ireland (Offences) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, SC, 55. C, &c., 377. LA, 709. [Cited as National Lottery 256. 2R, SC, 295. Bill withdrawn, 361. Act 2006] R.A., 740. MR, 295. Prog, 295. MR, 56. Progs, 56, 185, 709. BILLS, PUBLIC 67 Northern Ireland (St Andrews Agreement) Bill [2006– MR, 89. Progs, 89, 568. Carry-over, 441. 07]: Presented, 7. 2R, &c., 13. [Cited as Northern Ireland Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill [2003–04]: (St Andrews Agreement) Act 2006] R.A., 17. 1R, 2R (Carry-over), 10. C, 24. C, &c. (Queen’s and Northern Ireland (St Andrews Agreement) (No. 2) Bill Prince of Wales’s Consent), 28. LA, 262, 298, 326. [Cited [2006–07]: Presented, 256. 2R, &c., 259. [Cited as North- as Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act 2004] R.A., ern Ireland (St Andrews Agreement) Act 2007] R.A., 260. 330. Offender Management Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 16. Progs, 24 (amending Order of previous Session), 262. 2R, 60. PBC, 75, &c. C, &c., 192. LA, 513. [Cited as Planning and Energy Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 67. Offender Management Act 2007] R.A., 548. 2R, 151. PBC, 166. Amended Title, 204. C, &c., 379. LA, MR, 60. Progs, 60, 192, 513. 622. [Cited as Planning and Energy Act 2008] R.A., 690. Office of Communications Bill [2001–02]: [Lords]: MR, 79. WM, 79. Prog, 78. Brought from the Lords, 266. 2R, SC, 291. C, &c., 390. †Planning-gain Supplement (Preparations) Bill [Cited as Office of Communications Act 2002] R.A., 426. [2006–07]: Presented, 65. 2R, 102. PBC, 110, &c. C, &c., MR, 291. Prog, 291. 167. Speaker’s Certificate, 170. [Cited as Planning-gain Supplement (Preparations) Act 2007] R.A., 242. Parliament (Joint Departments) Bill [Lords] [2006– 07]: Brought from the Lords, 307. SRC, 338, 373, 389. MR, 102. Progs, 102, 167. 2R, 420. CWH, 3R, 507. [Cited as Parliament (Joint Police (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Departments) Act 2007] R.A., 521. Brought from the Lords, 155. 2R, SC, 179. C, 284. C, Progs, 420, 507. &c., 290. LA, 314. [Cited as Police (Northern Ireland) Act 2003] R.A., 316. Parliamentary Costs Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the Lords, 811. 2R, &c., 846. [Cited as Parliamenta- MR, 179. Progs, 179, 213, 217, 284, 313. ry Costs Act 2006] R.A., 886. Police and Justice Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 389. 2R, Parliamentary Standards Bill [2008–09]: Presented, SC, 471. Amended Title, 537. C, &c., 611. LA, 840, 876. 453. 2R, 476. CWH, 481, 489. C, &c., 490. LA, 583. [Cit- [Cited as Police and Justice Act 2006] R.A., 886. ed as Parliamentary Standards Act 2009] R.A., 583. MR, 472. Progs, 471, 839. MR, 477. Progs, 477, 583. Business of the House, 460. Police Reform Bill [Lords] [2001–02]: Brought from Patents Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Brought from the the Lords, 517. 2R, SC, 532. Amended Title, 642. C, 673. Lords,262. 2R, SC, 362. C, &c., 454. [Cited as Patents C, &c., 677. LA, 726. [Cited as Police Reform Act 2002] Act 2004] R.A., 485. R.A., 727. Progs, 362, 444. MR, 533. Prog, 532, 672, 677, 726. JCHR Reports, 367, 426. Pensions Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 134. 2R, SC, 165. C, 338, 342. C, &c., 347. LA (Queen’s Consent), 615, Policing and Crime Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 44. 624. [Cited as Pensions Act 2004] R.A., 631. 2R, 64. PBC, 80, &c. Amended Title, 162. C, &c., 371. Lords Amendments agreed to, 719. [Cited as Policing and MR, 165. WM, 166, 611. Progs, 165, 264, 337, 614. Crime Act 2009] R.A., 719. Pensions Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 27. 2R, 105. PBC, MR, 64. WM, 65. Progs, 64, 371, 718. 110, &c. C, &c., 296. LA, 506, 541. [Cited as Pensions Act 2007] R.A., 548. Political Parties and Elections Bill [2007–08]: Present- ed, 561. 2R, 625. PBC, 635, &c. Amended Title, 706. MR, 106. Progs, 106, 505. MR, 625. Progs, 625, 642. Carry-over, 625. Pensions Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 66. 2R, 105. PBC, 115, &c. C, &c., 336. LA, 715. [Cited as Pensions Act Political Parties and Elections Bill [2008–09]: 1R, 2R 2008] R.A., 721. (Carry-over), 6. C, 127. C, &c., 168. LA, 534, 569. [Cited as Political Parties and Elections Act 2009] R.A., 583. MR, 105. WM, 105. Progs, 105, 714. Prevention of Terrorism Bill [2004–05]: Presented, Personal Care at Home Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 17. 171. 2R, 176. CWH, 3R, 190. LA, 229, 239, 240, 241. 2R, 77. CWH, &c., 124. LA, 397. [Cited as Personal Care [Cited as Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005] R.A., 242. at Home Act 2010] R.A., 424. MR, 177. Progs, 177, 189, 229. MR, 77. Progs, 77, 397. Private Security Industry Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: Planning Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 45. 2R, 78. PBC, Brought from the Lords, 229. 2R, SC, 270. C, &c., 349. 90, &c. C, 417. C, &c., 481. LA, 708. [Cited as Planning [Cited as Private Security Industry Act 2001] R.A., 366. Act 2008] R.A., 721. Proceeds of Crime Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 136. 2R, MR, 79. WM, 79. Progs, 78, 416, 480, 708. SC, 156. C, 369. C, &c., 374. LA, 706, 714, 726. [Cited Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill [2002–03]: as Proceeds of Crime Act 2002] R.A., 727. Presented, 57. 2R, SC, 88. Re-committed to SC, 441. MR, 156, 706. WM, 156. Prog, 156, 369, 706. JCHR amended Title, 646. Reports, 221, 336. 68 BILLS, PUBLIC Public Audit (Wales) Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Brought and Prince of Wales’s consent), 793. LA, 877. [Cited as from the Lords, 324. 2R, SC, 383. C, &c., 467. [Cited as Road Safety Act 2006] R.A., 886. Public Audit (Wales) Act 2004] R.A., 526. Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Bill [Lords] [2005– MR, 384. Progs, 383, 467. 06]: Brought from the Lords, 662. 2R, SC, 685. C, &c., 837. LA, 878. [Cited as Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Public Services Ombudsman (Wales) Bill [Lords] Act 2006] R.A., 886. [2004–05]: Brought from the Lords, 203. 2R, SC, 305. C, &c., 316. [Cited as Public Services Ombudsman (Wales) Sale of Student Loans Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 10. Act 2005] R.A., 329. 2R, 37. PBC, 53. C, &c., 143. LA, 472. [Cited as Sale of Student Loans Act 2008] R.A., 568. MR, 305. Prog, 305. MR, 38. Progs, 38, 471. Public Trustee (Liability and Fees) Bill [Lords] [2001–02]: Brought from the Lords, 615. 2R, SC, 647. C, Saving Gateway Accounts Bill [2008–09]: Presented, &c., 744. [Cited as Public Trustee (Liability and Fees) Act 6. 2R, 52. PBC, 80, &c. C, &c., 157. LA, 492. [Cited as 2002] R.A., 817. Saving Gateway Accounts Act 2009] R.A., 498. Racial and Religious Hatred Bill [2005–06]: Presented, MR, 53. Progs, 52, 492. 49 2R, SC, 68. C, 3R, 111. LA, 403. [Cited as Racial and School Transport Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 546. 2R, Religious Hatred Act 2006] R.A., 447. SC, 579. Progs, 68, 403. MR, 580. Prog, 579. Carry-over, 580. Railways Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 9. 2R, SC, 28. C, School Transport Bill [2004–05]: 1R, 2R (Carry-over), &c., 124. LA, 316. [Cited as Railways Act 2005] R.A., 6. C, 3R, 62. 329. Scottish Parliament (Constituencies) Bill [2003–04]: Railways and Transport Safety Bill [2002–03]: Pre- Presented, 7. Speaker certifies Bill as relating exclusively sented, 117. 2R, SC, 147. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of to Scotland, 23. 2R, 125. CWH, 3R, 304. [Cited as Scot- Wales’s Consent), 296. LA, 525. [Cited as Railways and tish Parliament (Constituencies) Act 2004] R.A., 485. Transport Safety Act 2003] R.A., 533. Progs, 125, 295. MR, 148. WM, 148. Progs, 147, 524. Serious Crime Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: Brought from †Rating (Empty Properties) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, the Lords, 342. 2R, 398. PBC, 405. Amended Title, 479. 343. 2R, 389. CWH, 3R, 409. Speaker’s Certificate, 411. C, &c. (amended Title), 597. [Cited as Serious Crime Act [Cited as Rating (Empty Properties) Act 2007] R.A., 520. 2007] R.A., 615. Rating (Former Agricultural Premises and Rural MR, 398. WM, 597. Prog, 398. Shops) Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 233. 2R, SC, 331. C, 3R, 356. [Cited as Rating (Former Agricultural Premises Serious Organised Crime and Police Bill [2004–05]: and Rural Shops) Act 2001] R.A., 366. Presented, 5. 2R, SC, 32. Amended Long Title, 106. C, &c., 146. LA, 328; [Cited as Serious Organised Crime Regional Assemblies (Preparations) Bill [2002–03]: and Police Act 2005] R.A., 329. Presented, 7. 2R, 31. CWH (specified Clauses), 98. C, &c., 138. LA, 364. [Cited as Regional Assemblies (Prepa- Progs, 32, 140. rations) Act 2003] R.A., 379. Sex Discrimination (Election Candidates) Bill [2001– MR, 32, 364. Progs, 32, 93, 138, 364. 02]: Presented, 132. 2R, SC, 145. C, &c., 190. [Cited as Sex Discrimination (Election Candidates) Act 2002], Regulation of Financial Services (Land Transactions) R.A., 371. Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 27. 2R, SC, 76. 3R, 152. [Cited as Regulation of Financial Services (Land Transac- Sexual Offences Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought from tions) Act 2005] R.A., 348. the Lords, 463. 2R, SC, 548. C, &c., 662. LA, 698. [Cited as Sexual Offences Act 2003] R.A., 715. Progs, 76, 152. Progs, 548, 697. Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Brought from the Lords, 352. 2R, 410. PBC, Social Security Contributions (Share Options) Bill 447, &c. C, &c., 539. [Cited as Regulatory Enforcement [2000–01]: Presented, 34. 2R, SC, 83. C, &c., 129. LA, and Sanctions Act 2008] R.A., 568. 366. [Cited as Social Security Contributions (Share Op- tions) Act 2001] R.A., 366. Mr, 411. Wm, 411. Prog, 411. Social Security Fraud Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: Brought Regulatory Reform Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: Brought from the Lords, 199. 2R, SC, 266. C, &c., 335. [Cited as from the Lords, 149. 2R, SC, 235. C, &c., 304. [Cited as Social Security Fraud Act 2001] R.A., 366. Regulatory Reform Act 2001] R.A., 311. Special Educational Needs and Disability Bill [Lords] Road Safety Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 15. 2R, SC, [2000–01]: Brought from the Lords, 176. 2R, SC, 242. 77. Amended Title, 140. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of C, &c., 328. [Cited as Special Educational Needs and Dis- Wales’s consent), 222. ability Act 2001] R.A., 366. MR, 78. Prog, 77. State Pension Credit Bill [2001–02]: [Lords]: Brought Road Safety Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the from the Lords, 363. 2R, SC, 438. C, &c.,582. [Cited as Lords, 361. 2R, SC, 478. C, &c., title amended (Queen’s State Pension Credit Act 2002] R.A., 633. BILLS, PUBLIC 69 MR, 439. Prog, 438. 329. [Cited as Travel Concessions (Eligibility) Act 2002], R.A., 371. Statistics and Registration Service Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 10. 2R, 87. PBC, 98, 105. C, &c., 225. LA, MR, 167. 453, 513. [Cited as Statistics and Registration Service Act Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Bill [Lords] 2007] R.A., 548. [2006–07]: Brought from the Lords, 171. 2R, 201. PBC, MR, 87. Progs, 87, 225, 452. 210, &c. C, &c. (Title amended), 442. [Cited as Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007] R.A., 521. Statute Law (Repeals) Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Brought from the Lords, 428. 2R, &c., 448. [Cited as MR, 201. Prog, 201. Statute Law (Repeals) Act 2004] R.A., 485. Vehicles (Crime) Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 7. 2R, Consolidation Committee, 159. SC, 26. C (Title amended); 3R, 103. [Cited as Vehicles (Crime) Act 2001], R.A., 311. Statute Law (Repeals) Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Brought from the Lords, 416. 2R, 3R, 533. [Cited as Statute Law Vehicle Registration Marks Bill [2006–07]: Present- (Repeals) Act 2008] R.A., 568. ed, 71. 2R, 251. PBC, 282. C, 3R, 302. [Cited as Vehicle Registration Marks Act 2007] R.A., 520. Consolidation Committee, 349. Video Recordings Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 84. 2R, *Tax Credits Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 225. 2R, SC, CWH, 3R, 112. [Cited as Video Recordings Act 2010] 251. C, &c. (Queen’s Consent), 345. LA, 638. [Cited as R.A., 159. Tax Credits Act 2002] R.A., 669. Violent Crime Reduction Bill [2005–06]: Presented, MR, 252. Prog, 251, 637. 46. 2R, SC, 65. C, &c., 269. LA, 854. [Cited as Violent Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Bill Crime Reduction Act 2006] R.A., 886. [2009–10]: Presented, 5. Order, that Bill be proceed with MR, 65. Progs, 65, 853. as Tax Law Rewrite Bill, 24. SRC, 67. Resolution report- ed, 86. 2R and stood committed to the Joint Committee Waste and Emissions Trading Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: on Tax Law Rewrite Bills, 101. Re-committed to CWH, Brought from the Lords, 227. 2R, SC, 271. C, &c., 650. 121. CWH discharged, 3R, 204. [Cited as Taxation (Inter- [Cited as Waste and Emissions Trading Act 2003] R.A., national and Other Provisions) Act 2010] R.A., 354. 687. Terrorism Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 189. 2R, , 221. MR, 272. WM, 272. Prog, 271. CWH, 237, 242. C, &c., 263. LA, 441, 510. [Cited as Water Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought from the Lords, Terrorism Act 2006] R.A., 562. 538.; 2R, SC, 567. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Progs, 222, 357, 441. consent), 676. [Cited as Water Act 2003] R.A., 715. Terrorism (Northern Ireland) Bill [2005–06]: Present- MR, 568. WM, 568. Progs, 567, 595, 669. ed, 184. 2R, SC, 231. C, 3R, considered, 308. [Cited as Welfare Reform Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 722. 2R, Terrorism (Northern Ireland) Act 2006] R.A., 447. SC, 780. Reported, as so far amended, 874. Terrorist Asset Freezing (Temporary Provisions) Bill MR, 780. WM, 781. Progs, 780, 815. Carry-over 780. [2009–10]: Presented, 206. 2R, &c. 213. [Cited as Ter- rorist Asset-Freezing (Temporary Provisions) Act 2010], Welfare Reform Bill [2006–07]: 1R, 2R (Carry-over) R.A., 224. 6. PBC, 18. C, &c., 92. LA, 328. [Cited as Welfare Re- form Act 2007] R.A. 332. ATO, 209. Progs, 91, 328. Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 22. 2R, SC, 80. C, &c., 138. Welfare Reform Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 56. 2R, 95. PBC, 103, &c. C, &c., 228. LA, 707 [Cited as Welfare Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [Lords] Reform Act 2009] R.A., 719. [2001–02]: Brought from the Lords, 423. 2R, SC, 518. C, &c., 759. [Cited as Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Progs, 96, 707. MR, 96. Act 2002] R.A., 817. Wireless Telegraphy Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought MR, 519. Prog, 518. JCHR Report, 272. from the Lords, 719. 2R; Order, That the Bill be not com- mitted, 3R, 846. [Cited as Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006] Traffic Management Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 362R, R.A., 886. SC, 56. C, &c., 203. LA, 459. [Cited as Traffic Manage- ment Act 2004] R.A., 485. Work and Families Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 198. 2R, SC, 317. C, &c. (Queen’s consent), 374. LA, 669. [Cited MR, 56. WM, 57, 459. Progs, 56, 459. as Work and Families Act 2006] R.A., 693. Transport (Wales) Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 58. 2. Private Members’ Bills Transport (Wales) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 21. 2R, Abandoned Inland Waterways (Protection) Bill SC, 61. C, 3R, 197. [Cited as Transport (Wales) Act 2006] [2005–06]: Ordered, 308. R.A., 447. Access to Contraceptive Services Bill [2006–07]: Travel Concessions (Eligibility) Bill [Lords] [2001– Ordered, 150. 02]: Brought from the Lords,149. 2R, SC, 167. C, &c., 70 BILLS, PUBLIC Access to Inland Waterways Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, Animal Sanctuaries (Licensing) (No. 2) Bill [2001– 124. 02]: Presented, 676. Access to Literature (Visually-Impaired Children) Bill Animal Sanctuaries (Licensing) Bill [2001–02]: Pre- [2003–04]: Ordered, 501. sented, 91. Access to Pension Protection Fund Benefits Bill Animal Welfare (Journey to Slaughter) Bill [2001–02]: [2006–07]: Ordered, 587. Ordered, 386. Accidents Involving Animals (Strict Liability) Bill Animals (Electric Shock Collars) Bill [2002–03]: [2005–06]: Ordered, 740. Ordered, 185. Adoption Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 67. Motion for Animals Act (Amendment) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 2R; fewer than forty Members taking part in Division, 440. Question not decided, 280. Animals Act 1971 (Amendment) Bill [2007–08]: Pre- Adoption of Sewers Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 142. sented, 67. Motion for 2R, the House divided; fewer than forty Members taking part in Division, business stood Adults with Autism Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 405. over, 265. Age Discrimination (No. 2) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, Annual Leave Entitlement (Enforcement) Bill [2004– 532. 05]: Ordered, 204. Age Discrimination Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 353. Annuities (Competition) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, Age Discrimination Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 427. 476. Order for 2R read and discharged; Bill withdrawn, 526. Anti-Slavery Day Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 93. 2R; Age Equality Commission Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, CWH, 206. C, etc., 207. [Cited as Anti-Slavery Day Act 323. 2010] R.A., 424. Age Equality Commission Bill [2001–02]: Presented, Anti-social Behaviour Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 410. 89. Motion for 2R negatived, 215. Anti-social Behaviour Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 302. Age of Sale of Tobacco Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 199. Area Child Protection Committees Bill [2001–02]: Age-Related Macular Degeneration Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 573. Presented, 105. Armed Forces (Federation) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, Aid Effectiveness (Independent Evaluation) Bill 384. [2005–06]: Ordered, 538. Armed Forces (Federation) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, Air Traffic Emissions Reduction Bill [2004–05]: Pre- 385. sented, 275. Armed Forces (Parliamentary Approval for Participa- Air Traffic Emissions Reduction Bill [Lords] [2003– tion in Armed Conflict) Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 81. 04]: Brought from the Lords, 245. Order for 2R (Queen’s consent) objection taken to further proceeding, 215. Air Travellers (Provision of Health Information) Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 199. Armed Forces (Parliamentary Approval for Participa- tion in Armed Conflict) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 71. Air Weapons Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 777. Motion for 2R; Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Airport Expansion (Parliamentary Approval) Bill Friday, 211. [2008–09]: On Division, ordered, 152. Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day Bill [2008– Alcohol (Harm Reduction) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 09]: Presented, 90. 479. Armenian Genocide Remembrance Day Bill [2009– Alcohol Sales (Regulation of Prices and Promotion) 10]: Presented, 110. Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 440. Arms Trade Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 307. Alcohol Services Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 476. Attendance Allowance and Disability Living Allow- Alcohol-Related Anti-Social Behaviour and Domestic ance (Information) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 478. Violence Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 605. Auctions Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 633. Allotments (Planning) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 196. Audible Motor Vehicle Alarms Bill [2004–05]: Pre- Ambulance Response Times (Local Reporting) Bill sented, 154. [2009–10]: Ordered, 167. Order for 2R read and dis- Autumn Bank Holiday Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 234. charged, 278. Aviation (Offences) Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 74. 2R, Analysis of Costs and Benefits (European Union) Bill SC, 178. C, 3R, 404. [Cited as Aviation (Offences) Act [2000–01]: Ordered, 120. 2003] R.A., 533. Analysis of Costs and Benefits (NAFTA Membership) Aviation Health Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 502. Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 80. Bailiffs (Repeals and Amendment) Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 391. BILLS, PUBLIC 71 Balance Charitable Foundation for Unclaimed Assets Broadcasting (Television Licence Fee Abolition) Bill (Allocation) Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 312. Order for 2R [2007–08]: Presented, 77. Motion for 2R, Bill withdrawn, discharged; Bill withdrawn, 536. 622. Bank Holiday (Contribution of Polish Citizens) Bill Broadcasting (Television Licence Fee Abolition) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 426. [2008–09]: Presented, 90. Bankers’ Pensions (Limits) Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, Broadcasting Act 1990 (Amendment) Bill [2001–02]: 199. Ordered, 409. Banking (Inquiry) Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 339. Building Societies (Funding) and Mutual Societies (Transfers) Bill: See Financial Mutuals Arrangements Banking Practices (Protection of the Elderly) Bill Bill. [2004–05]: Ordered, 176. Bus Services (Provision of Information) Bill [2000– Bereavement Payments (Entitlement Conditions) 01]: Ordered, 270. (Amendment) Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 339. Bus Services (Quality Contracts Schemes) Bill Bicycles (Children’s Safety Helmets) Bill [2006–07]: [2004–05]: Ordered, 194. Ordered, 585. Bus Services Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 359. Order for Bilingual Juries (Wales) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 105. 2R read and discharged; Bill withdrawn, 826. Bilingual Juries (Wales) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, Buses (Concessionary Fares) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 268. 428. Bishops (Consecration of Women) Bill [2005–06]: Buses (Concessionary Fares) Bill [2004–05]: Present- Ordered, 522. ed, 204. Borough Freedom (Family Succession) Bill [2001– Cannabis Seeds (Prohibition) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 02]: [Lords]: Brought from the Lords, 744. 1R, 787. 531. Borough Freedom (Family Succession) Bill [Lords] Caravan Sites (Security of Tenure) Bill [2005–06]: [2004–05]: Brought from the Lords, 95. Ordered, 723. Borough Freedom (Family Succession) Bill [Lords] Cardiac Risk in the Young (Screening) Bill [2003–04]: [2005–06]: Brought from the Lords, 183. 1R, 208. Presented, 62. Motion for 2R withdrawn and Bill with- Borough Freedom Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 68. drawn, 197. Braille Identity Cards Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 614. Care Homes (Domestic Pets) Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 519. Breast Cancer Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 73. Motion for 2R; Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, Care Homes (Tenancy) Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 563. 380. Care of Older and Incapacitated People (Human Breastfeeding etc. Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 250. Mo- Rights) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 361. tion for 2R; Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm, 835. Carers (Equal Opportunities) Bill [2003–04]: Present- Bribery of Foreign Public Officials Bill [2000–01]: ed, 61. 2R, SC, 124. Amended Title, 188. C, etc., 331. Ordered, 220. [Cited as Carers (Equal Opportunities) Act 2004] R.A., 485. British Board of Film Classification (Accountability to Parliament and Appeals) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 67. MR, 175. Motion for 2R, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Carers (Identification and Support) Bill [2006–07]: Friday, 229. Ordered, 308. British Museum Act 1963 (Amendment) Bill [2008– Catholics (Prevention of Discrimination) Bill [2006– 09]: Presented, 89. Motion for 2R, Debate stood ad- 07]: Ordered, 167. journed at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 366. Cervical Cancer (Minimum Age for Screening) Bill British Museum Act 1963 (Amendment) Bill [2009– [2008–09]: Presented, 621. 10]: Presented, 109. Cheapest Energy Tariff (Information) Bill [2008–09]: British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies Ordered, 298. Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 503. Child Abuse Deaths Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 700. British Overseas Territories Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 570. Queen’s Consent, 753. Childcare Provision (Wales) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 296. British Subjects (Registration) Bill [2005–06]: Or- dered, 290. Children (Protection of Privacy) Bill [2007–08]: Or- dered, 713. Broadcasting (Public Service Content) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 90. Motion for 2R, Debate stood adjourned at Children (Safeguards for Unaccompanied Travel) Bill 2.30 pm on a Friday, 423. [2001–02]: Ordered, 448. Children in Care (Custody) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 74. 72 BILLS, PUBLIC Children with Disabilities (Play Areas) Bill [2001–02]: Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Bill [2005– Presented, 90. 06]: Presented, 71. EN, 193. 2R, SC, 266. Amended Title, 455. C, 487. C, &c., 515. 3R, 620. [Cited as Climate Children’s Commissioner for England Bill [2002–03]: Change and Sustainable Energy Act 2006] R.A., 693. Presented, 444. MR, 337. Children’s Food Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 337. Climate Change Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 137. Children’s Food Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 150. Climate Change Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 327. Children’s Food Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 72. Motion for 2R; Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, Climate Change Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 120. 229. Closed Circuit Television (Monitoring and Promotion) Children’s Television (Advertising) (No. 2) Bill [2002– Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 553. 03]: Ordered, 665. Closed Circuit Television (Monitoring and Promotion) Children’s Television (Advertising) Bill [2002–03]: Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 662. Ordered, 370. Cluster Munitions (Prohibition of Development and Children’s Rights Commissioner Bill [2000–01]: Pre- Acquisition) Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 85. sented, 68. Motion for 2R; Bill withdrawn, 306. Cluster Munitions (Prohibition) Bill [Lords] [2006– Christmas Day (Trading) Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 07]: Brought from the Lords, 171. 1R, 186. 67. 2R, SC, 233. Cohabitation (No. 2) Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 253. Christmas Day (Trading) Bill [2001–02]: [Lords]: Order for 2R discharged, Bill withdrawn, 430. Brought from the Lords, 265. 1R, 455. Order for 2R read Commission for the Compact Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, and discharged, 536. 371. Christmas Day (Trading) Bill [2003–04]: Presented, Committal to Prison in Default of Fines, Local Taxes, 62. EN, 159. 2R, SC, 244. C, etc., 386. LA (Title amend- etc. (Abolition) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 649. ed), 550. [Cited as Christmas Day (Trading) Act 2004] R.A., 579. Committee on the Grant of Honours, Decorations and Medals Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 410. MR, 309. Common Land and Repeal of Inclosure Acts Bill Christmas Savings Schemes (Regulation) Bill [2007– [2008–09]: Presented, 560. 08]: Ordered, 143. Commonwealth Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 91. 2R, Cinemas (Rural Areas) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 396. SC, 318. C, 3R, 711. [Cited as Commonwealth Act 2002] Citizen’s Convention Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 96. R.A., 817. Citizen’s Initiative (Legislation) Bill [2007–08]: Or- Community Prosecution Lawyers Bill [2002–03]: dered, 358. Presented, 316. Citizens’ Convention (Accountability and Ethics) Bill Companies Act 1989 (Amendment) Bill [2001–02]: [2008–09]: Presented, 402. Presented, 378. Citizens’ Convention Bill [2006–07]: presented, 435. Companies Bill [Lords]: See Company Law Reform Bill [Lords]. Citizens’ Convention Bill [2006–07]: presented, 435. Company Directors (Health and Safety) Bill [2002– Civil Service (No. 2) Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Brought 03]: Ordered, 280. from the Lords, 346. Company Directors’ Performance and Compensation Civil Service Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 70. Order for Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 74. EN, 138. Order for 2R; 2R (Queen’s Consent); objection taken to further proceed- Motion made, That the House sit in private; fewer than ing, 110. forty Members having taken part in the Division, the Climate Change (Commercial and Public Services Sec- Speaker declared that the Question was not decided and tors) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 728. the business stood over until the next sitting of the House, 160. Climate Change (Contraction and Convergence) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 294. Compensation Act 2006 (Amendment) Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, 191. Climate Change (Effects) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 135. Compulsory Voting Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 222. Climate Change (Sectoral Targets) Bill [2007–08]: Computer Misuse Act 1990 (Amendment) Bill Presented, 139. [2004–05]: Ordered, 309. Climate Change (Sectoral Targets) Bill [2008–09]: Computer Misuse Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 115. Ordered, 137. Confiscation of Alcohol (Young Persons) Bill [2002– Climate Change (Sectoral Targets) Bill [2009–10]: 03]: Ordered, 120. Presented, 216. Congenital Heart Disease (Exemption from Prescrip- tion Charges) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 555. BILLS, PUBLIC 73 Constitution for the European Union (Referendum) Corporate Responsibility (Environmental, Social and Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 62. Motion for 2R; Debate Financial Reporting) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 744. stood adjourned at 2.30 pm, 282. Corruption Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 641. Constitutional Reform (Prerogative Powers and Civil Corruption Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: Brought from the Service etc.) Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the Lords, 401. 1R, 411. Lords, 780. 1R, 788. Council Housing (Direct Investment) Bill [2006–07]: Constitutional Reform Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 370. Ordered, 419. Consumer Accountability and New Mutuals Bill Council Tax Benefit (Change of Name) Bill [2009–10]: [2000–01]: Ordered, 142. Presented, 338. Consumer Protection (Unsolicited E-mails) Bill Council Tax Benefit (Entitlement Information) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 440. [2004–05]: Presented, 82. Control of Dogs Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, 386. Council Tax Benefit (Pension Entitlement) Bill Control of Fireworks (No. 2) Bill [2001–02]: Present- [2005–06]: Ordered, 384. ed, 684. Council Tax Rebate Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 267. Control of Fireworks Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 281. Crime Prevention and the Built Environment Bill Control of Identification Documents (Offences) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 72. [2004–05]: Ordered, 228. Criminal Damage (Graffiti) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, Control of Internet Access (Child Pornography) Bill 532. [2005–06]: Ordered, 221. Criminal Evidence (Prohibition of Sale) (No. 2) Bill Co-operatives and Community Benefit Societies Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 695. [2002–03]: Presented, 73. 2R, SC, 160. C, &c., 311. LA, Criminal Evidence (Prohibition of Sale) Bill [2001– 513. [Cited as Co-operatives and Community Benefit 02]: Ordered, 390. Societies Act 2003] R.A., 533. Criminal Justice (Justifiable Conduct) Bill [2003–04]: Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies and Presented, 70. Motion for 2R; Debate stood adjourned at Credit Unions Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 74. 2R, 297. 2.30 pm on a Friday, 302. Co-operative and Community PBC, 380, &c. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Consent), 423. Criminal Justice (Raves) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 204. Copyright, etc. and Trade Marks (Offences and En- Criminal Justice Act 1988 (Amendment) Bill [2004– forcement) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 90. 2R, SC, 215. 05]: Presented, 296. C, 3R, 457. [Cited as Copyright, etc., and Trade Marks Criminal Justice Act 1988 (Amendment) Bill [2005– (Offences and Enforcement Act 2002] R.A., 727. 06]: Presented, 484. Copyright, etc. and Trade Marks (Offences and Criminal Law (Amendment) (Householder Protection) Enforcement) Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 68. EN, 167. Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 80. 2R, SC, 144. Motion for 2R; Debate stood adjourned at half-past Two o’clock on a Friday, 195. Criminal Law (Amendment) (Protection of Property) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 71. Motion for 2R; Debate Copyright (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill [2006–07]: stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 315. Ordered, 348. Criminal Law (Amendment) (Protection of Property) Copyright Term for Performers and Producers [2007– Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 71. 08]: Ordered, 338. Crown Employment (Nationality) Bill [2000–01]: Copyright (Visually Impaired Persons) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 69. EN, 204. Presented, 91. EN, 409. 2R, SC, 420. C, &c., 625. [Cited as Copyright (Visually Impaired Persons) Act 2002] R.A., Crown Employment (Nationality) Bill [2002–03]: Or- 817. dered, 147. Order for 2R read after 2.30 pm on a Friday; Queen’s Consent; objection taken to further proceeding, Copyright in Sound Recordings and Performers’ 311. Rights (Term Extension) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 217. Crown Employment (Nationality) Bill [2003–04]: Or- Corporal Punishment of Children (Abolition) Bill dered, 86. EN, 104. Order for 2R read; Queen’s Consent [2002–03]: Presented, 705. signified; objection taken to further proceeding, 110. 2R, Corporate Killing Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 250. SC, 331. C; Question not decided on 2R of new Clause; business stood over, 550. Corporate Nuisance Telephone Calls Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 602. Crown Employment (Nationality) Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 90. Corporate Responsibility Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 597. Crown Employment (Nationality) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 79. Order for Not amended, considered read; Corporate Responsibility Bill [2002–03]: Presented, Queen’s consent; objection taken to further proceeding, 466. 683. 74 BILLS, PUBLIC Crown Employment (Nationality) Bill [2006–07]: Disabled Children (Family Support) Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 80. Not amended, considered, 449. PBC, 466. Presented, 70. Motion for 2R; Debate stood adjourned at C, debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 594. 2.30 pm on a Friday, 180. Order for resuming 2R read and discharged, Bill withdrawn, 581. Crown Employment (Nationality) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 77. Disabled Children’s Assessment Services Bill [2005– 06]: Ordered, 436. Order for 2R read and discharged; Bill Crown Employment (Nationality) Bill [2008–09]: Or- withdrawn, 617. dered, 89. Motion made and Question put for 2R (Queen’s consent), the House divided; fewer than forty members Disabled People (Duties of Public Authorities) Bill taking part in Division, business stood over, 423. 2R, 475. [2002–03]: Presented, 75. EN, 284. Motion for 2R read, PBC, 523. C interrupted at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 632. Or- Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, der for further consideration discharged, Bill withdrawn, Disabled Persons (Independent Living) Bill [Lords] 664. [2006–07]: Brought from the Lords, 307. Read the first Cystic Fibrosis (Exemption from Prescription Charges) time, 308. Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 111. Discrimination against Older People Bill [2000–01]: Cystic Fibrosis (Exemption from Prescription Charges) Ordered, 348. Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 71. Motion for Second Read- Disposals of Public Land and Property (Design Com- ing; Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 251. petitions) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 489. Damages (Asbestos-Related Conditions) (No. 2) Bill Disqualification from Parliament (Taxation Status) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 109. 2R, etc., 207. [2007–08]: Presented, 69. Motion for 2R read, Debate Damages (Asbestos-Related Conditions) Bill [2008– stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 151. 09]: Presented, 89. 2R, 297. PBC, 461. C, 631. 3R, 663. Divorce (Religious Marriages) Bill [2000–01]: Or- Dance Teachers (Qualifications and Regulation) Bill dered, 105. Motion for Second Reading; Debate stood [2006–07]: Ordered, 191. Bill withdrawn, 541. adjourned (at half-past Two o’clock on a Friday), 116. Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Bill [2008–09]: Or- Divorce (Religious Marriages) Bill [2001–02]: Or- dered, 489. dered, 141. 2R, SC, 152. C, 3R, 457. [Cited as Divorce (Religious Marriages) Act 2002] R.A., 727. Data Protection (Amendment) Bill [2001–02]: Or- dered, 598. DNA Database (Removal of Samples) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 444. Dealing in Cultural Objects (Offences) Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 75. EN, 147. 2R, SC, 311. C, 3R, 513. [Cited Dolphins and other Cetaceans Protection Bill [2003– as Dealing in Cultural Objects (Offences) Act 2003] R.A., 04]: Ordered, 254. 657. Domestic Combined Heat and Power (Reduction in Debt Relief (Developing Countries) Bill [2009–10]: VAT) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 725. Presented, 93. 2R, 266. PBC, 295. Change to notice of Domestic Energy Efficiency Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, consideration, 361. C, 3R, 416. [Cited as Debt Relief 304. (Developing Countries) Act 2010] R.A., 424. Domestic Tradable Quotas (Carbon Emissions) Bill Dementia Strategy Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 347. [2003–04]: Ordered, 432. Department for Work and Pensions (Electronic File Domestic Violence (Law Reform) Bill [2002–03]: Retention) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 223. Ordered, 463. Desecration of National Flags Bill [2003–04]: Or- Doorstep Selling (Property Repairs) Bill [2003–04]: dered, 519. Ordered, 337. Desecration of War Memorials Bill [2009–10]: Or- Draft Constitutional Treaty on the Future of Europe dered, 196. Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 417. Developing Country Debt (Restriction of Recovery) Drinking Vessels (Toughened Plastic) Bill [2005–06]: Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 338. Ordered, 839. Development on Flood Plains (Environment Agency Driving Instruction (Suspension and Exemption Powers) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 94. Powers) Bill [2008–09]: presented, 157. EN, 246. 2R, Digital Heritage Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, 152. 366. PBC, 415. C, etc., 473. [Cited as Driving Instruction (Suspension and Exemption Powers) Act 2009] R.A., 718. Dignity at Work Bill [Lords] [2001–02]: Brought from the Lords, 587. Driving Instructors Convicted of Sexual Offences (Suspension) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 627. Directors’ and Employees’ Pensions (Provision of Information) Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 380. Drugs (Reclassification and Roadside Testing) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 313. Disability Benefits (Single Assessment) Bill [2006– 07]: Ordered, 423. Drugs (Reclassification) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 77. Disability Discrimination (Amendment) Bill [Lords] Drugs (Roadside Testing) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, [2001–02]: Brought from the Lords, 513. 1R, 523. 77. BILLS, PUBLIC 75 Drugs (Roadside Testing) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, Employment (Retention) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 90. 224. Drugs (Sentencing and Commission of Inquiry) Bill Employment Retention Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 160. [2004–05]: Presented, 80. Motion for 2R; fewer than forty Employment Retention Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 173. Members taking part in Division, business stood over, 187. Employment Rights Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 113. Duty Free Imports (Personal Use) Bill [2001–02]: Employment Tribunals (Representation and Assistance Ordered, 752. in Discrimination Proceedings) Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 81. Dynamic Demand Appliances Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the Lords, 611. 1R, 633. Employment Tribunals (Representation and Assistance in Discrimination Proceedings) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, Education (Children with Autism) Bill [2007–08]: 71. Motion for 2R; Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on Ordered, 128. a Friday, 195. Education (Funding) Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 123. Endangered Species (Illegal Trade) Bill [2001–02]: Education (Student Loans) (Amendment) Bill [2000– Ordered, 307. 01]: Ordered, 179. Endangered Species (Illegal Trade) Bill [2002–03]: Elected Representatives (Prohibition of Deception) Presented, 75. Motion for 2R; Bill withdrawn, 274. Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 587. Endangered Species (Offences) Bill [2001–02]: Pre- Elections (Entitlement to Vote at Age 16) Bill [2001– sented, 714. 02]: Ordered, 274. Energy Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 440. Electoral Systems Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 274. Energy Efficiency Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 562. Electric Shock Training Devices Bill [2006–07]: Pre- Energy Markets Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 254. sented, 72. Motion for 2R, negatived, 318. Energy Markets (Carbon Reduction and Warm Homes) Electricity (Microgeneration) Bill [2004–05]: Present- Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 435. ed, 328. Energy Saving (Daylight) Bill [2006–07]: Presented, Electricity Act 1989 (Amendment) Bill [2000–01]: 70. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 Presented, 270. pm on a Friday, 132. Emergency Broadcasting System Bill [2002–03]: Energy Saving (Daylight) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, Ordered, 298. 68. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 Emergency Services Personnel (Protection) Bill pm on a Friday, 247. [2001–02]: Ordered, 672. Energy-saving Materials (Reduced Rate of VAT) Bill Emergency Workers (Obstruction) Bill: See Emergen- [2001–02]: Presented, 808. cy Workers (Protection) Bill Environmental Audit (No. 2) Bill [2001–02]: Present- Emergency Workers (Protection) Bill [2005–06]: Pre- ed, 684. sented, 71. 2R, SC, 469. amended Long and Short titles Environmental Audit Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 132. (changed to Emergency Workers (Obstruction) Bill), 585. C, 620. 3R, 752. [Cited as Emergency Workers (Obstruc- Environmental Protection (Airports) Bill [2007–08]: tion) Act 2006] R.A., 886. Presented, 68. Employee Consultation Rights Bill [2000–01]: Pre- Environmental Protection (Fly-Tipping Reporting) Bill sented, 68. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at [2009–10]: Ordered, 216. 2.30 pm on a Friday, 306. Environmental Protection (Transfers at Sea) Bill Employee Share Schemes Bill [2001–02]: Presented, [2007–08]: Presented, 67. 90. 2R, SC, 302. C, &c., 625. [Cited as Employee Share Environmental Protection Act 1990 (Amendment) Bill Schemes Act 2002] R.A., 817. [2007–08]: Ordered, 252. Employers’ Liability Insurance Bureau Bill [2008–09]: Equal Enforcement of the Law Bill [2004–05]: Or- Presented, 88. dered, 313. Employers’ Liability Insurance Bureau Bill [2009–10]: Equal Pay (Audit) Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 246. Presented, 109. Motion for 2R, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 207. Equalisation of Tariffs for Gas and Electricity Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 621. Employment (Advertising of Pay and Pension Rights) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 320. Equality and Diversity (Reform) Bill [2008–09]: Pre- sented, 76. Employment Assistance (Wales) Bill [2006–07]: Or- dered, 279. Equality Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought from the Lords, 384. Employment Opportunities Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 132. Equine Welfare (Ragwort Control) Bill: See Ragwort Control Bill. 76 BILLS, PUBLIC Estate Agents (Independent Redress Scheme) Bill Firearms (Amendment) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 91. [2004–05]: Presented, 82. Firearms (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill [2001–02]: Pre- Estate Agents (Independent Redress Scheme) Bill sented, 689. [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the Lords, 336. Firearms (Replica Weapons) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, Estate Agents (Redress Schemes) Bill [2005–06]: 156. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 Presented, 237. pm on a Friday, 625. Euro and Sterling Choice Bill [2001–02]: Presented, Fireworks Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 374. 266. Fireworks (Amendment) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 274. European Communities (Deregulation) Bill [2003–04]: Fireworks (Amendment) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 352. Ordered, 117. Fireworks Act 2003 (Amendment) Bill [2007–08]: European Communities (Deregulation) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 239. Ordered, ordered to be printed, 629. Fireworks Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 73. EN, 203. 2R, European Communities (Regulations) Bill [2002–03]: SC, 209. C, etc., 451. [Cited as Fireworks Act 2003] R.A., Ordered, 417. 613. European Communities Act 1972 (Disapplication) Bill MR, 247. [2005–06]: Presented, 72. Order for 2R read (Queen’s consent); objection taken to further proceeding,196. First Aid Training in Schools Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 705. European Union (Audit of Benefits and Costs of UK Membership) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 77. Motion made Fisheries Jurisdiction Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 697. and Question put for 2R, the House divided; fewer than Fisheries Jurisdiction Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 164. forty Members taking part in Division, business stood over, 469. Fisheries Jurisdiction Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 203. European Union (Audit of Benefits and Costs of UK Fishery Limits (United Kingdom) Bill [Lords] [2003– Membership) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 90. 04]: Brought from the Lords, 94. European Union (Implications of Withdrawal) (No. 2) Fisheries Limits (United Kingdom) Bill [Lords] Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 266. [2005–06]: Brought from the Lords, 120. European Union (Information etc.) Bill [Lords] Fishery Limits (United Kingdom) Amendment Bill [2006–07]: Brought from the Lords, 256. 1R, 505. [2002–03]: Ordered, 429. European Union Membership (Referendum) Bill Fishery Limits (United Kingdom) (No. 2) Bill [2003– [2009–10]: Presented, 93. 04]: Ordered, 477. Exercise of Reasonable Discretion Bill [2008–09]: Fixed Term Parliaments Bill [2006–07]: Presented, Ordered, 119. 570. Exorcism of Children (Prohibition) Bill [2000–01]: Fixed Term Parliaments Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 68. Presented, 80. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 399. Expenses of Public Servants (Publication) Bill [2007– 08]: Presented, 102. Fixed-term Parliaments Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 173. Extension of Summer Time Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 322. Fixed-term Parliaments Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 532. Order for 2R read (Queen’s Consent); objection taken to Extradition (Amendment) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, further proceeding, 711. 202. Flexible Working Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 257. Extradition (United States) Bill [2005–06]: Presented and read, 733. Food Colourings and Additives Bill [2002–03]: Or- dered, 169. Family Law (Property and Maintenance) Bill [2005– 06]: Ordered, presented and read, 237. Food in Schools Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 391. Female Genital Mutilation Bill [2002–03]: Presented, Food Justice Strategies Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 191. 74. EN, 247. 2R, SC, 274. C, 3R, 539. [Cited as Female Food Justice Strategies Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 396. Genital Mutilation Act 2003] R.A., 658. Food Labelling (Nutrition and Health) Bill [2007–08]: Financial Mutuals Arrangements Bill [2006–07]: Pre- Ordered, 660. sented, 71. 2R, 251. PBC, 298. Amended Title, 313. 3R, 318. LA, 594. [Cited as Building Societies (Funding) and Food Labelling (Nutrition and Health) Bill [2008–09]: Mutual Societies (Transfers) Act 2007] R.A., 601. Ordered, 689. Fire Safety (Reduced Ignition Propensity in Cigarettes) Food Labelling Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 90. Motion Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 658. for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Fri- day, 165. Debate resumed and again stood adjourned, 420. Fire Safety (Schools) Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, 364. BILLS, PUBLIC 77 Food Labelling Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 75. Motion 348. [Cited as Gangmasters (Licensing) Act 2004] R.A., for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a 439. Friday,227. MR, 180. Food Labelling Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 214. Order Gangmasters Licensing Act 2004 (Amendment) Bill for 2R discharged, 546. [2008–09]: Ordered, 413. Food Labelling Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 760. Genetically Modified Organisms Bill [2003–04]: Food Labelling Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 649. Presented, 63. Motion for 2R; Motion made to sit in private; fewer than forty Members taking part in Division, Food Labelling Regulations (Amendment) Bill business stood over, 244. [2008–09]: Ordered, 228. Goalpost Safety Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 357. Food Poverty (Eradication) Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 179. Government of Cornwall Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 540. Food Poverty (Eradication) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 259. Government Powers (Limitations) Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 75. Order for 2R read (Queen’s consent); Food Products (Marketing to Children) Bill [2007–08]: Motion made, That the House sit in private; fewer than Presented, 67. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood ad- forty Members taking part in Division, business stood journed at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 347. over, 250. Food Safety (Amendment) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, Government Spending (Website) Bill [Lords] [2006– 653. 07]: Brought from the Lords, 224. 1R, 234. Food Supplements (European Communities Act 1972 Graffiti (Control) Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 288. Disapplication) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 142. Grammar Schools (Ballots and Consultation) Bill Football Spectators and Sports Grounds Bill [2007– [2002–03]: Ordered, 697. 08]: Presented, 139. Explanatory notes to be printed, 139. Grandparents (Rights of Access) Bill [2006–07]: Football Spectators Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 91. Ordered, 604. Forces Widows’ Pensions (Equality of Treatment) Bill Green Belt Reform Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 120. [2007–08]: Presented, 68. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 172. Green Energy (Definition and Promotion) Bill [2008– 09]: Presented, 75. 2R, 346. PBC 439. EN, 484. C, etc., Forces Widows’ Pensions (Equality of Treatment) Bill 503. [Cited as Green Energy (Definition and Promotion) [2008–09]: Presented, 76. Motion for 2R read, Debate Act 2009] R.A. 718. stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 448. MR, 438. Foreign Exchange Transactions Tax Commission Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 413. Greenbelt Protection Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 151. Foreign Nationals (Statistics) Bill [2007–08]: Present- Grocery Market Ombudsman Bill [2009–10]: Present- ed, 69. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at ed, 92. 2R, 300. PBC, 355, 401. 2.30 pm on a Friday, 379. Group Personal Accident Insurance (Regulation) Bill Foundation for Unclaimed Assets Bill [2003–04]: [2002–03]: Ordered, 681. Presented, 423. Order for 2R discharged; Bill withdrawn, Harbours Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought from the 536. Lords, 407. 1R, 412. 2R, SC, 540. Freedom of Information (Amendment) Bill [2006–07]: Harbours Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Brought from the Presented, 80. 2R, 115. PBC, 142. C, 301. C, &c., 361. Lords, 241. 1R, 250. Freedom of Information (Amendment) (No.2) Bill Harbours Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the [2006–07]: Ordered, 397. Lords, 317. 1R, 320. Freedom of Information Act 2000 (Commencement) Health (Air Travellers) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 159. Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 650. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm Fuel Poverty Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 74. Motion for on a Friday, 215. Debate resumed and stood adjourned, 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 318. 243. Health (Air Travellers) (No. 2) Bill [2001–02]: Pre- Fuel Poverty (No. 2) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 413. sented, 667. Gamma-Butyrolactone (Prohibition) Bill [2007–08]: Health and Safety (Company Director Liability) Bill Ordered, 644. [2009–10]: Ordered, 145. Gangmaster (Licensing) Act 2004(Amendment) Bill Health and Safety (Directors’ Duties) Bill [2004–05]: [2006–07]: Ordered, 402. Presented, 80. EN, 106. Motion for 2R; fewer than forty Members taking part in Division, business stood over, Gangmasters (Licensing) Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 215. 62. EN, 139. 2R, SC, 157. Amended Title, 292. C, etc., 78 BILLS, PUBLIC Health and Safety (Education and Training Bill House Building (Targets) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, [2007–08]: Ordered, 632. 168. Health and Safety (Offences) Bill [2006–07]: Present- House of Commons (Participation) Bill [2006–07]: ed, 155. EN, 300. Motion for 2R; fewer than forty Mem- Presented, 70. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood ad- bers taking part in Division, business stood over, 318. journed at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 217. Health and Safety at Work (Amendment) Bill [2002– House of Lords (Exclusion of Hereditary Peers) Bill 03]: Ordered, 101. Order for 2R read and discharged; Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 521. withdrawn, 107. Household Waste Recycling Bill [2002–03]: Presented Health and Safety at Work (Offences) Bill [2002–03]: (as Municipal Waste Recycling Bill), 73. 2R, SC, 250. Presented, 107. EN, 147. Motion for 2R read, Debate Amended Short Title, 440. C, &c., 539. [Cited as House- stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 160. hold Waste Recycling Act 2003] R.A., 657. Health and Safety at Work (Offences) Bill [2003–04]: MR, 421. Ordered, 129. EN, 139. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood Houses in Multiple Occupation (Registration Scheme) adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 332. Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 353. Health (Patients’ Rights) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 240. Houses in Multiple Occupation Bill [2006–07]: Or- Order for 2R discharged, 418. dered, 367. Health Reform (Education and Public Involvement) Housing Act 2004 (Amendment) Bill [2005–06]: Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 368. Ordered, 565. Order for 2R read and discharged; Bill High Hedges Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 67. EN, 149. withdrawn, 817. 2R, SC, 195. Not amended, considered; fewer than forty Housing (Council Tenants and Leaseholders) Bill Members having taken part in Division on New Clause, [2005–06]: Presented, 556. business stood over, 329. Housing (Overcrowding) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, High Hedges Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought from the 135. EN, 177. Lords, 227. Read the first time, 241. Housing (Wales) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 90. Mo- High Hedges (No. 2) Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 74. tion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a EN, 42. 2R, SC, 293. C, 471, 539. Order for 3R read and Friday, 234. discharged; Bill withdrawn, 623. Housing and Commercial Development (Water Supply MR, 314. Assessment) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 625. Highways (Obstruction by Body Corporate) Bill Housing Association (Rights and Representation of [2003–04]: Presented, 63. EN, 114. 2R, SC, 124. C, 3R, Residents) Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 72. 348. [Cited as Highways (Obstruction by Body Corpo- rate) Act 2004] R.A., 611. Housing Benefit (Withholding of Payment) Bill [2001– 02]: Presented, 374. 2R, SC, 472. C, 528. Transferred Historic Counties (Traffic Signs and Mapping) Bill to B, 585. Amended Title, 683. C; further consideration [2002–03]: Ordered, 483. stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 711. Historic Counties (Traffic Signs and Mapping) Bill Housing Development (Infrastructure Requirements) [2003–04]: Ordered, 558. Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 340. Historic Counties, Towns and Villages (Traffic Signs Human Fertilisation and Embryology (Deceased and Mapping) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 140. Fathers) Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 68. EN, 235. 2R, SC, Holocaust (Return of Cultural Objects) Bill [2008–09]: 258. C; Motion for 3R; debate stood adjourned, at 2.30 see Holocaust (Stolen Art) Restitution Bill. pm on a Friday, 329. Holocaust (Stolen Art) Restitution Bill [2008–09]: Pre- Human Fertilisation and Embryology (Deceased sented, 89. 2R, 366. PBC, 380, 396. Amended long and Fathers) Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 74. EN, 276. 2R, SC, short titles, 415. C, etc., 473. [Cited as Holocaust (Return 293. C, etc., 452. [Cited as Human Fertilisation and Em- of Cultural Objects) Act 2009] R.A., 718. bryology (Deceased Fathers) Act 2003] R.A., 613. Home Energy Conservation Bill [2001–02]: Presented, Human Fertilisation and Embryology Amendment Bill 90. EN, 222. 2R, SC, 234. Amended Title, 368. c, 546. [2002–03]: Ordered, 182. Order for 2R discharged; Bill Order for further C discharged; Bill withdrawn, 700. withdrawn, 384. Home Energy Conservation (No. 2) Bill [2001–02]: Human Rights Act 1998 (Making of Remedial orders) Presented, 684. Amendment Bill [Lords] [2003–04]: Brought from the Lords, 292. 1R, 307. EN, 315. Home Repossession (Protection) Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 113. Human Rights Act 1998 (Meaning of Public Authority) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 91. Motion for 2R read, Debate Home Safety Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 615. stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 412. Honours (Prevention of Corruption) Bill [2005–06]: Human Rights Act 1998 (Meaning of Public Author- Presented, 668. ity) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 89. Motion for 2R read, Hospital Inspectorate Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 175. Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 503. BILLS, PUBLIC 79 Human Rights Act 1998 (Meaning of Public Authority) Infrastructure Audit (Housing Development) Bill Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 109. [2006–07]: Presented, 72. Human Rights Act 1998 (Meaning of Public Function) Insolvency (Provision of Information to Employment Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 102. Agencies) Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 284. Human Tissue Act 2004 (Amendment) Bill [2004–05]: Installation of Letter Box Guards (Protection from Presented, 81. Dogs) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 699. Humber Bridge Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 82. Re- Interest Rates (Limits on Charges) Bill [2003–04]: ferred to the Examiners, 301. Ordered, 325. Humber Bridge Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 73. Interest Rates (Maximum Limit) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 679. Hydrofluorocarbons Limitation Bill [2008–09]: Or- dered, 481. Intergovernmental Contracts (Provision of Informa- tion) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 120. Hydrofluorocarbons Limitation Bill [2009–10]: Pre- sented, 308. International Development (Anti-Corruption Audit) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 101. Identification and Support of Carers (Primary Health Care) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 534. International Development (Reporting and Transparen- cy) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 71. 2R, SC, 380. Amend- Illegal Hare-coursing (Enforcement of Prohibition) ed Long Title, 440. C, &c., 682. [Cited as International Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 63. Development (Reporting and Transparency) Act 2006] Illegally Logged Timber (Prohibition of Retail, Whole- R.A., 789. sale and Distribution) Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, 338. MR, 431. Illegally Logged Timber (Prohibition of Sale and Dis- Iraq War Inquiry Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 300. tribution) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 322. Land use (Garden Protection) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, Illegally Logged Timber (Prohibition of Sale) Bill 271. [2008–09]: Presented, 89. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 474. Land Use (Gardens Protection etc) Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 70. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood ad- Illegally Logged Timber (Prohibition of Sale) Bill journed at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 146. [2009–10]: Presented, 110. Land Use (Gardens Protection Etc) Bill [2008–09]: Immigration (Discharged Gurkhas) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 89. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood ad- Ordered, 370. journed at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 346. Immigration (Discharged Gurkhas) Bill [Lords] Land Use (Gardens Protection Etc) Bill [2009–10]: [2007–08]: Brought from the Lords, 608. Presented, 109. Immigration Control (Balanced Migration) Bill Leasehold Reform Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 68. [2004–05]: Ordered, 296. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm Income Tax (Earnings Exemption for Persons Living on a Friday, 212. in Poverty) (No. 2) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 279. Order Leaseholders’ Rights Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 75. for 2R read and discharged; Bill withdrawn, 826. Motion for 2R withdrawn, Bill withdrawn, 474. Income Tax (Earnings Exemption for Persons Living Legal Deposit Libraries Bill [2002–03]: Presented, in Poverty) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 72. Order for 2R 74. EN, 223. 2R, SC, 250. C, &c., 513. [Cited as Legal read and discharged; Bill withdrawn, 193. Deposit Libraries Act 2003] R.A., 657. Independent Milk Ombudsman, etc., Bill [2003–04]: Legalisation of Cannabis Bill [2001–02]: Presented, Presented, 175. 90. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 Independent School Closures (Provision for Pupils) pm on a Friday, 152. Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 585. Legislation (Memoranda of European Derivation) Bill Indirect Taxes (Disclosure) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, [2003–04]: Presented, 519. 637. Lending (Regulation) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 76. Industrial and Provident Societies Bill [2001–02]: Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm Presented, 90. 2R, SC, 318. C, &c. (Title amended), 471. on a Friday, 166. Order for resuming adjourned debate [Cited as Industrial and Provident Societies Act 2002] discharged, Bill withdrawn, 299. R.A., 669. Liability for Suicide Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 826. Industrial Carbon Emissions (Targets) Bill [2008–09]: Licensed Victualling (Regulation of Hours) Bill Presented, 76. Question proposed for 2R, Bill withdrawn, [2000–01]: Ordered, 101. 503. Licensing Act 2003 (Amendment) Bill [2005–06]: Infrastructure Audit (Housing Development) Bill Ordered, 217. [2005–06]: Ordered, 202. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 752. Licensing and Regulation of Gangmasters Bill [2002– 03]: Ordered, 586. 80 BILLS, PUBLIC Licensing of Child Location Services Bill [2005–06]: Local Sustainability Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 720. Ordered, 497. Major Capital Contracts (Skills Training Require- Light Bulb (Regulation) Bill [2006–07]: presented, ments) Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, 274. 191. Management of Dementia in Care Homes Bill [2007– Lighter Evenings (Experiment) Bill [Lords] [2005– 08]: Ordered, 390. 06]: Brought from the Lords, 625. 1R, 641. Management of Energy in Buildings Bill [2005–06]: Lighter Evenings Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 365. Presented, 72. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood ad- journed at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 266. Bill withdrawn, 483. Lisbon Treaty (Referendum) Bill [2009–10]: Present- ed, 94. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at Marine Accident Investigation Branch (Reports) Bill 2.30 pm on a Friday, 266. [2008–09]: Ordered, 640. Litter and Fouling of Land by Dogs (No. 2) Bill Marine Accident Investigation Branch (Reports) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 676. [2009–10]: Presented, 94. Litter and Fouling of Land by Dogs Bill [2001–02]: Marine Safety Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 75. EN, 194. Ordered, 206. 2R, SC, 209. C, 3R, 405. [Cited as Marine Safety Act 2003] R.A., 533. Litter and Fouling of Land by Dogs Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 117. Motion for 2R; Bill withdrawn, 311. MR, 247. WM, 247. Local Authorities (Overview and Scrutiny) Bill Marine Wildlife Conservation Bill [2001–02]: Present- [2009–10]: Presented, 93. 2R, 206. PBC, 272. C, 332. ed, 89. EN, 132. 2R, SC, 152. C, &c. (Queen’s and Prince of Wales’s Consent), 420. Local Authorities (Social Equality Audits) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 456. Marine Wildlife Conservation Bill [2003–04]: Or- dered, 380. Local Authority Powers (Election Campaigns) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 293. Maximum Wage Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 395. Local Communities Sustainability Bill [2002–03]: Media (Transparency and Disclosure) Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 242. Ordered, 370. Local Elections (Free Delivery of Election Addresses) Media Owners (Residency Requirement) Bill [2008– Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 265. 09]: Presented, 560. Local Employment Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 453. Medical Practitioners and Dentists (Professional Negli- gence Insurance) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 412. Local Government (Independent Funding Commis- sion) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 302. Members of Parliament (Employment Disqualification) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 293. Local Government (Infrastructure Requirement Plans) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 94. Members of Parliament (Employment Disqualification) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 352. Local Government and Planning (Parkland and Windfall Development) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 142. 2R Members of Parliament (Pay and Responsibilities) Bill negatived, 835. [2007–08]: Ordered, 422. Local Government Consultation Bill [2005–06]: Or- Microgeneration (Definition) (Amendment) Bill dered, 189. [2007–08]: Presented, 306. Local Government Procurement Bill [2002–03]: Or- Microgeneration and Local Energy Bill [2006–07]: dered, 528. Presented, 570. Local Health Services and Democratic Involvement Microgeneration and Local Energy Bill [2007–08]: Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 646. Presented, 568. Local Land Charges (Fees) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, Milk (Pricing) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 541. 217. EN, 282. Order for 2R discharged; Bill withdrawn, Mini Motos (Regulation) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 536. 845. Local Planning Authorities (Energy and Energy Ministerial and other salaries (Amendment) Bill Efficiency) Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 71. Motion for [2005–06]: Ordered, 708. 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Fri- day,114. Order for resuming adjourned debate, read and Ministry of Peace Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 615. discharged, 161. Mobile Network Roaming Capabilities Bill [2008–09]: Local Planning Authorities (Energy Generation and Ordered, 712. Efficiency) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 845. Mobile Telephones (Re-Programming) Bill [2004–05]: Local Planning Authorities (Protection of Local Ser- Presented, 81. EN, 305. vices) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 707. Mortgage Repossessions (Protection of Tenants Etc.) Local Services and Facilities Bill [2004–05]: Present- Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 91. 2R, 185. PBC, 198. C, ed, 82. Order for 2R read and discharged, 182. BILLS, PUBLIC 81 3R, 266. [Cited as Mortgage Repossession (Protection of Northern Ireland (Severe Learning Disability) Bill Tenants) Act 2010] R.A., 424. [2003–04]: Ordered, 413. Order for 2R discharged; Bill withdrawn, 546. Motor Vehicle (Climate Change Information) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 445. Notification of Redundancy Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 582. Motor Vehicle Insurance Disc Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 104. Nuclear Fuel Cycle (Non-Proliferation and Public Liability) Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, 412. Motor Vehicle Manslaughter Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 448. Occasional Sales Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 72. Motor Vehicles (Anti-Social Use) Bill [2005–06]: Off-Road Vehicles (Registration) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 184. Presented, 71. 2R, 199. PBC, 405. Committee discharged from considering the Bill, Bill withdrawn, 485. Motor Vehicles (Prohibition on Use of Hand-held Mo- bile Telephones) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 189. Offshore Oil and Gas Industries (Health and Safety) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 318. Motorcycles (Bus Lanes) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 639. Offshore Wind Turbines (Proximity of Habitation) Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 683. Movement of Farm Animals Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 170. Older People’s Commissioners Bill [2003–04]: Pre- sented, 63. Municipal Waste Recycling Bill: See Household Waste Recycling Bill. Older People’s Rights Commissioner Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 459. Museums and Galleries Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 553. Online Purchasing of Goods and Services (Age Verifi- cation) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 140. Museums Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 337. Organ and Tissue Donation (Mandated Choice) Bill Nail Bars and Special Treatment Premises (Regulation) [2009–10]: Ordered, 347. Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 268. Organ Donation (Presumed Consent and Safeguards) National Cancer Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 560. (No. 2) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 676. National Community Service Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, Organ Donation (Presumed Consent and Safeguards) 360. Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 431. National Health Service Public Interest Disclosure Organ Donation (Presumed Consent and Safeguards) Support Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 94. Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 114. National Heritage Bill [2001–02]: [Lords]: Brought Organ Donation (Presumed Consent) Bill [2008–09]: from the Lords, 251. 1R, 270. 2R, SC, 303. C, &c., 471. Presented, 75. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood ad- [Cited as National Heritage Act 2002] R.A., 526. journed at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 220. 2R, 449. National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence Organic Food and Farming Targets Bill [2000–01]: (Impact on Carers) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 155. Presented, 68. National Lottery (Amendment) Bill [2000–01]: Pre- Osborne Estate Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 237. Order sented, 67. 2R, SC, 258. for 2R read and discharged; Bill withdrawn, 821. National Lottery (Funding of Endowments) Bill Outworking Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 67. EN, 95. [2002–03]: Presented, 74. EN, 185. 2R, SC, 209. C, 3R, Motion for 2R; fewer than forty Members taking part in 471. [Cited as National Lottery (Funding of Endowments) Division, Question not decided, 116. Act 2003] R.A., 613. Packaging (Reduction) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 601. National Lottery Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 9. Palliative Care (No. 2) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 460. National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Bill [2002– 03]: Presented, 510. Palliative Care Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 75. 2R nega- tived on Division, 297. National Minimum Wage (Tips) Bill [2002–03]: Or- dered, 548. Palliative Care Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: Brought from the Lords, 307. National Nutrition Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 762. Palliative Care for the Terminally Ill Bill [2005–06]: Needle Stick Injury Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 203. Ordered, 389. Order for 2R read; Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 311. Pardon for Soldiers of the Great War Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 265. Neighbourhood Policing Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 597. Pardon for Soldiers of the Great War Bill [2005–06]: Non-Prescription Contact Lenses Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 274. Ordered, 650. Park Home Reform Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 364. 82 BILLS, PUBLIC Parliament (Disclosure of Information) Bill [2008–09]: Pensions (Unclaimed Assets) Bill [2006–07]: Present- Presented, 560. ed, 207. Parliament (Participation of Members of the House Pensions (Winding-up) Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 84. of Commons) Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Brought from the Performance of Companies and Government Depart- Lords, 565. ments (Reporting) Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 63. Motion Parliament Acts (Amendment) Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Brought from the Lords, 277. Friday, 109. Debate resumed; again stood adjourned, 244. Parliamentary Commissioner (Amendment) Bill Performance of Private Hospitals Bill [2001–02]: [Lords] [2004–05]: Brought from the Lords, 211. Ordered, 536. Parliamentary Commissions of Inquiry Bill [2008–09]: Personal Debt (Advice and Regulation) Bill [2007– Ordered, 512. 08]: Ordered, 222. Parliamentary Constituencies (Amendment) Bill Personal Responsibility Bill [2008–09]: Presented, [Lords] [2006–07]: Brought from the Lords, 525. 549. Parliamentary Constituencies (Equalisation) Bill Pharmaceutical Labelling (Warning of Cognitive Func- [2005–06]: Ordered, 324. tion Impairment) Bill [2004–05]: Ordered, 131. Parliamentary Elections (Recall and Primaries) Bill Pharmaceutical Labelling (Warning of Cognitive Func- [2008–09]: Presented, 615. tion Impairment) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 98. Parliamentary Referendum Bill [Lords] [2000–01]: Pharmaceutical Labelling (Warning of Cognitive Func- Brought from the Lords, 176. tion Impairment) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 88. Passenger Car (Fuel consumption and Carbon Dioxide Physical Punishment of Children (Prohibition) Bill Emissions Information) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 853. [2002–03]: Presented, 512. Passenger Transport Authorities (Regulation) Bill Piped Music etc. (Hospitals) Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: [2005–06]: Ordered, 788. Order for 2R discharged; Bill Brought from the Lords, 307. withdrawn, 831. Planning (Consultation) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 293. Patents Act 1977 (Amendment) Bill [2001–02]: Pre- Planning (Location of Hazardous Sites) Bill [2007– sented, 89. Order for 2R discharged; Bill withdrawn, 165. 08]: Ordered, 124. Patents Act 1977 (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill [2001– Planning (Publication and Infrastructure) Bill [2001– 02]: Ordered, 509. Order for 2R discharged; Bill with- 02]: Ordered, 552. drawn, 695. Police (Justice Commissioners) Bill [2007–08]: Or- Patient Choice Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 787. dered, 676. Patient Consent Form Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 69. Police (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords] [2005–06]: Patients without Legal Capacity (Safeguards) Bill Brought from the Lords, 620. [2001–02]: Ordered, 355. Political Parties (Funding) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, Patients’ Protection Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought 577. from the Lords, 595. Polling Stations (Regulation) Bill [2006–07]: Present- Pedicabs Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 141. Order for 2R ed, 71. Read and discharged, 295. Port Protection Authority Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, Pedlars (Amendment) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 90. 526. Pedlars (Street Trading Regulation) Bill [2006–07]: Ports (Regulation) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 567. Ordered, 171. Post Offices (Pensions and Benefits) Bill [2003–04]: Pedlars (Street Trading Regulation) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 585. Presented, 78. Post–16 Education and Training Bill [2006–07]: Pension Annuities (Amendment) Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 72. Order for 2R read and discharged, 129. Presented, 69. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 362. Pension Annuities (Amendment) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 90. 2R, SC, 290. C, further consideration stood Power Supply (Compensation for Erroneous Transfer) adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 457. Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 101. Pension Credit and Personal Expense Allowance (Duty Powers of Entry etc. Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Brought of Consultation and Review) Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, from the Lords, 561. 248. Pre-Nuptial Agreements Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 455. Pensioner Trustees and Final Payments Bill [2002–03]: Prepared Foods (Provision of Information) Bill Ordered, 258. [2003–04]: Ordered, 568. Pensions (Clawbacks) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 471. Order for 2R read and discharged, 519. BILLS, PUBLIC 83 Prescriptions (Chronic Diseases) Bill [2001–02]: Proof of Age Scheme (Purchase of Restricted Goods) Ordered, 617. Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 485. Press Complaints Commission (Breaches of Code of Property Repairs (Prohibition of Cold-calling) Bill Practice) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 548. [2003–04]: Presented, 63. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 198. Presumption of Death Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 76. Protection from Smoking (Employees and Young Per- Prevention of Driving Under the Influence of Drugs sons) Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 319. (Road Traffic Amendment) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 242. Protection of Adults in Care (Prevention of Harm and Prevention of Excessive Charges Bill [2008–09]: Exploitation Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 401. Ordered, 322. Protection of Bats and Newts Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, Prevention of Homelessness Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 475. 202. Protection of Children (Encrypted Material) Bill Prevention of Scalding Injuries (Bathing in the Home) [2008–09]: Presented, 75. Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 556. Protection of Elderly People (Unsolicited Mail) Bill Prevention of Terrorism (No. 2) Bill [2004–05]: Pre- [2008–09]: Ordered, 549. sented, 222. Protection of Freedoms Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 199. Prime Minister (Office, Role and Functions) (No. 2) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 695. Protection of Garden Land (Development Control) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 113. Prime Minister (Office, Role and Functions) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 225. EN, 248. 2R (Queen’s Con- Protection of Property (Static Devices) Bill [2001–02]: sent); objection taken to further proceeding, 711. Presented, 132. Prison Reform (Mental Health) Bill [2005–06]: Or- Protection of Runaway and Missing Children Bill dered, 256. [2005–06]: Ordered, 274. Private Dental Practitioners Bill [2000–01]: Presented, Protection of Shareholders Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 67. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 228. pm on a Friday, 233. Protective Headgear for Young Cyclists Bill [2003– Private Equity (Transfer of Undertakings and Pro- 04]: Presented, 62. Motion for 2R; Motion made to sit in tection of Employment) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 67. private; fewer than forty Members taking part in Division, Motion for 2R, Bill withdrawn, 246. business stood over, 282. Private Hire Vehicles (Carriage of Guide Dogs etc.) Provision of Palliative Care Bill [2006–07]: Presented, Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 244. 2R, SC, 472. C, &c., 711. 81. [Cited as Private Hire Vehicles (Carriage of Guide Dogs Public Bodies (Procurement of Seafood) Bill [2009– etc.) Act 2002] R.A., 817. 10]: Presented, 254. Private Parking (Regulation) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, Public Buildings (Publication of Energy Performance 203. Certificates) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 582. Private Parking Enforcement (Regulation) Bill Public Contracts (UK Tax Requirements) Bill [2007– [2004–05]: Ordered, 275. 08]: Ordered, 522. Proceeds of Crime (Compensation of Prosecution Public Right of Planning Appeal Bill [2001–02]: Pre- Costs) Bill [2004–05]: Ordered, 254. sented, 91. Procurement and Innovative Technologies Bill [2004– Public Sector Buildings (Energy Performance) Bill 05]: Presented, 275. [2007–08]: Presented, 68. Procurement of Innovative Technologies and Research Public Sector Pensions for Unmarried Couples Bill Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 418. Order for 2R read and [2002–03]: Ordered, 132. discharged; Bill withdrawn, 831. Public Service (Bank Holiday) Bill [2004–05]: Or- Professional Football (Supporter Involvement) Bill dered, 135. [2005–06]: Presented, 73. Public Services (Disruption) Bill [Lords] [2001–02]: Programming of Bills (Suspension) Bill [2008–09]: Brought from the Lords, 725. Ordered, 434. Public Services (Disruption) Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Prohibition of Abortion (England and Wales) Bill Brought from the Lords, 280. [2005–06]: Presented, 73. Public Transport (Reward Scheme and Concessionary Promotion of Volunteering Bill [2003–04]: Present- Fares) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 593. ed, 62. 2R, SC, 177. C, debate on new Clause stood adjourned at 2.30 pm, 464. Order for resuming Debate Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, discharged; Bill withdrawn, 546. 707. MR, 326. Race Relations (Election Candidates) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 181. 84 BILLS, PUBLIC Ragwort Control Bill [2002–03]: Presented (as Equine Remembrance Day Bank Holiday Bill [2007–08]: Welfare (Ragwort Control) Bill), 74. 2R, SC, 274. Presented, 675. Amended Title, 401. C, &c., 538. [Cited as Ragwort Con- Remembrance Sunday (Closure of Shops) Bill [2009– trol Act 2003] R.A., 715. 10]: Ordered, 316. Rail Passenger Services Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 154. Renewable Content Obligation Bill [2008–09]: Or- Railways Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 68. Motion for dered, 157. 2R; Motion and Bill withdrawn, 258. Renewable Energy Bill [Lords] [2004–05]: Brought Rape (Defences) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 614. from the Lords, 144. 1R, 176. Recycling (Doorstep Collection) Bill [2000–01]: Renewable Heat Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 81. Ordered, 205. Rental Accommodation (Thermal Insulation Stand- Redundancy Payments Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 720. ards) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 247. Referendums (Thresholds) Bill [2003–04]: Presented, Rentcharges (Notification) Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 62. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 667. pm on a Friday, 157. Representation of Gibraltar at Westminster and in the Regional Assemblies’ Referendums (Voting Arrange- European Union Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 265. ments) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 454. Representation of the People (Amendment) Bill Register of Drug Trafficking Offenders Bill [2000–01]: [2005–06]: Ordered, 101. Order for 2R read and dis- Presented, 149. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood ad- charged; Bill withdrawn, 202. journed at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 259. Representation of the People (Ballot Papers) Bill Registration of Births and Death (Welsh Language) [2003–04]: Ordered, 513. Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 268. Representation of the People (Consequences of Devo- Registration of Births and Deaths (Welsh Language) lution) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 623. Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 271. Representation of the People (Undue Influence) Bill Registration of Off-Road Bikes Bill [2005–06]: Or- [2009–10]: Presented, 316. dered, 863. Respite Care (Children) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 700. Registration of Private Foster Carers and Child Protec- Restricted Byways Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 235. tion Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 263. Retail Development Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Brought Registration Service Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 294. from the Lords, 522. Regulation of Child Care Providers Bill [2001–02]: Retail Packaging Recycling Bill [2006–07]: Presented, Presented, 570. 203. Regulation of Childcare Providers Bill [2002–03]: Retirement Income Reform Bill [2002–03]: Presented, Presented, 326. 73. 2R, SC, 227. C; at 2.30 pm, Debate stood adjourned, Regulation of Debt Management and Credit Repair 539. Services Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 311. Retirement Income Reform Bill [2003–04]: Presented, Regulation of Financial Services (Land Transactions) 62. Order for 2R read and discharged, 244. Bill [2004–05]: Ordered, 115. Right of Reply and Press Standards Bill [2004–05]: Regulation of Hormone Disrupting Chemicals Bill Presented, 82. Motion for 2R; fewer than forty Members [2003–04]: Ordered, 352. taking part in Division, business stood over, 187. Regulation of Laser Eye Surgery Bill [2004–05]: Right to Roam (Mobile Phones) Bill [2007–08]: Or- Ordered, 172. dered, 352. Regulation of Laser Eye Surgery Bill [2005–06]: Right to Self-employment Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, Presented, 72. 285. Regulation of Mortgage Repossessions Bill [2005–06]: Rights of Savers Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 71. 2R, Ordered, 611. SC, 229. Regulatory Impact Assessments (Audits) Bill [2003– Rights of Way (Amendment) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 04]: Ordered, 134. 188. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 349. Rehabilitation Leave Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 373. Presented, 374. Rite of Passage (Welcoming and Coming of Age) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 536. Relationships (Civil Registration) Bill [2001–02]: Or- dered, 144. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned Road and Street Works (Notice and Compensation) at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 215. Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 309. Religious Discrimination and Remedies Bill [2001– Road Safety (Pillion Passengers) Bill [2004–05]: 02]: Presented, 291. Ordered, 155. BILLS, PUBLIC 85 Road Safety and Parking Bill [2005–06]: Presented, School Admission Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 173. 72. School Bus (Safety) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 357. Road Safety and Speed Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 322. School Meals and Nutrition Bill [2004–05]: Presented, Road Safety Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 477. 82. Motion for 2R; fewer than forty Members taking part in Division, business stood over, 187. Road Signs (Tourist Destinations and Facilities) Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 407. School Transport Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 95. Road Traffic (Accident Compensation) Bill [2007–08]: Schools (Health Support) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, Ordered, 701. 74. Motion for 2R withdrawn, 346. Bill withdrawn, 349. Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Schools (Vending Machines) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, Brought from the Lords, 459. 1R, 533. 147. Road Traffic (Congestion Reduction) Bill [2007–08]: Scotland (Oil and Gas Resources) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 77. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood ad- Ordered, 655. journed at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 452. Scottish Banknotes (Acceptability in the United King- Road Traffic (Prohibition of Anti-Detection Devices) dom) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 75. Motion for 2R read, Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 77. Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 192. Road Traffic (Safety) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 336. Scottish Parliament Elections Bill [2006–07]: Present- ed, 348. Road Traffic Regulation (Location Filming) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 237. Order for 2R read and dis- Scrambler Bikes (Licensing) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, charged; Bill withdrawn, 682. 811. Road Traffic Regulations (Consultation) Bill [2002– Second Chamber of Parliament Bill [2004–05]: Pre- 03]: Ordered, 668. sented, 161. Road Traffic Signs (Enforcement Cameras) Bill [2005– Second Home Ownership (Regulation) Bill [2009–10]: 06]: Ordered, 336. Presented, 381. Road Transport Bill [2000–01]: Presented, 67. EN, Secret Societies (Registration of Membership) Bill 117. Motion for 2R; fewer than forty Members taking part [2000–01]: Presented, 68. in Division, Question not decided, 132. Selective Schools (Transitional Arrangements) Bill Royal Marriages (Freedom of Religion) Bill [2004– [2001–02]: Ordered, 462. 05]: Ordered, 222. Sex Discrimination (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill [2001– Royal Marriages and Succession to the Crown (Pre- 02]: [Lords]: Brought from the Lords, 609. vention of Discrimination) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, Sex Discrimination (Amendment) Bill [2001–02]: 74. Motion for 2R read (Queen’s Consent), Debate stood Ordered, 255. adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 261. Sex Discrimination (Clubs and Other Private Asso- Runaway and Missing Children Bill [2007–08]: Or- ciations) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 182. 2R, SC, 331. C; dered, 112. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned business stood over, 550. at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 469. Sex Discrimination in Private Clubs Bill [2002–03]: Rural Broadband Facilitation Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, Ordered, 165. 292. Sex Encounter Establishments (Licensing) Bill Rural Community Public Transport Bill [2000–01]: [2007–08]: Ordered, 461. Ordered, 137. Sex Equality (Duties of Public Authorities) Bill Rural Tranquillity Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 207. [2003–04]: Ordered, 589. Safety and Conservation (Byelaws) Bill [2009–10]: Sexual Offences Act 2003 (Amendment) Bill [2004– Presented, 93. 05]: Presented, 81. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood Safety of Medicines (Evaluation) Bill [2007–08]: adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 215. Ordered, 539. Sexually Explicit Material (Regulation of Sale and Safety of Medicines (Evaluation) Bill [2008–09]: Display Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 705. Presented, 90. Sheltered Accommodation (Residents) Bill [2009–10]: Sale of Green Belt Land Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 234. Presented, 109. Sale of Mobile Homes Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 333. Short Selling and Bank Accounts Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 244. Sale of Registration Marks (Amendment) Bill [2007– 08]: Ordered, 663. Single European Language Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 808. Sale of Wine (Measures) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 164. Order for 2R read and discharged, Bill withdrawn, 611. Siting of Telecommunications Masts Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 168. Samurai Swords Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 766. 86 BILLS, PUBLIC Skin Piercing Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 582. Streetscape and Highways Design Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 71. Motion for 2R; fewer than forty Members Sleep Apnoea Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 129. taking part in Division, business stood over, 318. Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (Exemption from Succession to the Crown (No. 2) Bill [2004–05]: Pre- Regulation) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 475. Order for 2R sented, 82. Order for 2R read (Queen’s Consent); objec- read and discharged; Bill withdrawn, 817. tion taken to further proceeding, 215. Small Business Rate Relief (Automatic Payment) Bill Sunbeds (Regulation) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 92. [2008–09]: Presented, 75. Motion for 2R, Bill withdrawn, 2R, 185. PBC, 198. Order for C read and discharged, 263. 192. C, &c., 331. [Cited as Sunbeds (Regulation) Act 2010] Small Print Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 217. R.A., 424. Small Renewable Energy Developments (Permitted Sunday Trading Act 1994 (Amendment) Bill [2005– Development) Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 193. 06]: Ordered, 646. Small Shops Bill [2004–05]: Ordered, 151. Sunday Working (Scotland) Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 801. Smoking (Restaurants) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 328. Sunday Working (Scotland) Bill [2002–03]: Presented, Smoking in Public Places (Wales) Bill [2004–05]: 73. EN, 135. 2R, SC, 177. C, 3R, 404. [Cited as Sunday Presented, 80. Motion for 2R; fewer than forty Members Working (Scotland) Act 2003] R.A., 533. taking part in Division, business stood over, 270. Surface Water and Highway Drainage Charges (Ex- Smoking in Public Places (Wales) Bill [Lords] [2003– emption) Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 351. 04]: Brought from the Lords, 318. 1R, 329. Sustainability of Livestock Farming and Food Produc- Sound Recordings (Copyright Term Extension) Bill tion (Strategy) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 364. [2007–08]: Presented, 68. Order for 2R read and dis- charged, Bill withdrawn, 214. Sustainable and Secure Buildings Bill [2003–04]: Pre- sented, 61. 2R, SC, 109. C, etc., 301. [Cited as Sustaina- Sovereignty of Parliament (European Communities) ble and Secure Buildings Act 2004] R.A., 526. Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 214. MR, 139. Sovereignty of Parliament (European Communities) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 77. Sustainable Communities Act 2007 (Amendment) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 395. Sovereignty of Parliament (European Communities) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 90. Sustainable Communities Act 2007 (Amendment) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 92. 2R, 266. PBC, 284. C, Special Educational Needs Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, etc., 422. [Cited as Sustainable Communities Act 2007 669. (Amendment) Act 2010] R.A., 424. Special Educational Needs and Disability (Support) Sustainable Communities Bill [2003–04]: Presented, Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 76. Motion for 2R withdrawn, 89. Bill withdrawn, 366. Sustainable Communities Bill [2005–06]: Presented, Special Educational Needs (Information) Bill [2007– 645. 08]: Presented, 67. 2R, 172. PBC, 241. C, 3R, 399. [Cited as Special Educational Needs (Information) Act 2008] Sustainable Communities Bill [2006–07]: Presented, R.A., 568. 70. 2R, 174. PBC, 370. C, &c., 411. [Cited as Sustainable Communities Act 2007] R.A., 601. Specialist Schools (Selection by Aptitude) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 235. Sustainable Energy (Local Action) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 123. Speed Limits (Amendment) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 186. Sustainable Energy (Local Plans) Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 302. St George’s Day Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 692. Sustainable Energy (Local Plans) Bill [2008–09]: Stamp Duty (Lower Rate for Energy Efficiency Meas- Presented, 489. ures) Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 80. Sustainable Energy Bill [2002–03]: Presented, 74. Standards and Privileges (Independent Appeals Body) EN, 284. 2R, SC, 293. C, &c., 513. [Cited as Sustainable Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 241. Energy Act 2003] R.A., 657. Statutory Redundancy Pay (Amendment) Bill MR, 441. [2008–09]: Presented, 74. 2R, 220. PBC, 381. Committee discharged, Bill withdrawn, 461. Tax and Financial Transparency Bill [2009–10]: Pre- sented, 386. Stray Animals Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 604. Taxation (Information) Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Street Furniture (Graffiti) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, Brought from the Lords, 692. 391. Teaching of British History in Schools Bill [2008–09]: Street Works Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, 292. Ordered, 180. BILLS, PUBLIC 87 Telecommunications (Permitted Development Rights) Trading of Primates as Pets (Prohibition) Bill [2007– (Amendment) Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 287. 08]: Presented, 611. Telecommunications Mast (Planning Control) Bill Transparent Taxation (Receipts) Bill [2007–08]: Or- [2006–07]: Presented, 279. dered, 497. Telecommunications Masts (Need and Safety Tests) Transplant of Human Organs Bill [2000–01]: Present- Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 342. ed, 67. Motion for 2R; fewer than forty Members taking part in Division, Question not decided, 233. Telecommunications Masts (Planning Control) Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 81. Transport (Concessionary Fares) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 600. Telecommunications Masts (Planning Control) Bill [2005–06]: Presented, 72. Motion for 2R read, Debate Transport of Farm Animals Bill [2000–01]: Ordered, stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 469. Order for re- 334. suming the adjourned Debate on 2R read and discharged; Travel Concessions (Young Persons) Bill [2001–02]: Bill withdrawn, 831. Ordered, 296. Telecommunications Masts (Railways) Bill [2002–03]: Traveller Law Reform Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 677. Ordered, 396. Traveller Law Reform Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 375. Telecommunications Masts (Registration) Bill [2003– 04]: Presented, 98. Treason Felony, Act of Settlement and Parliamentary Oath Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, 278. Order for 2R read Temporary and Agency Workers (Equal Treatment) (Queen’s Consent); objection taken to further proceeding, Bill [2007–08]: Presented, 67. 2R, 212. PBC, 360. Com- 712. mittee be discharged, Bill withdrawn, 410. Trespass with a Vehicle (Offences) Bill [2005–06]: Temporary and Agency Workers (Prevention of Less Ordered, 456. Favourable Treatment) Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 71. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm Trespassers on Land (Liability for Damage and Evic- on a Friday, 199. tion) Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 63. Tenant Obligations and Vetting Arrangements Bill Trespassers on Land (Liability for Damage and Evic- [2003–04]: Ordered, 540. tion) Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 81. Termination of Pregnancy Bill [2006–07]: Presented, UK Elections (Observers) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 81. 553. Theft from Shops (Penalties) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, Umbilical Cord Blood (Donation) Bill [2007–08]: Or- 575. dered, 108. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday, 622. Tobacco Disclosure Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 91. Union Flag Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 176. Torture (Damages) (No. 2) Bill [2008–09]: Presented, 89. United Kingdom Parliamentary Sovereignty Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 130. Torture (Damages) Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 110. Universal Funded Pensions Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, Torture (Damages) Bill [Lords] [2007–08]: Brought 89. from the Lords, 675. 1r, 696. Vaccination of Children (Parental Choice) Bill [2000– Town and Country Planning (Enforcement Notices and 01]: Presented, 68. Stop Notices) Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 62. Motion for 2R read, Debate stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Fri- Vaccination of Children (Parental Choice) Bill [2001– day,177. 02]: Ordered, 473. Town and Country Planning (Telecommunications Vehicle Registration Marks Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, Masts) Bill [2003–04]: Presented, 63. Motion for 2R; 151. fewer than forty Members taking part in Division, busi- Vehicle Registration Marks Bill [2006–07]: Presented, ness stood over, 348. 71. EN, 186. 2R, 251. PBC, 282, 295. C, &c., 302. [Cited Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (Amendment) as Vehicle Registration Marks Act 2007] R.A., 520. Bill [2009–10]: Presented, 93. Vehicle Safety (Loads) Bill [2007–08]: Ordered, 480. Town and Country Planning Acts (Amendment) Bill Vehicle Servicing Industry (Regulation) Bill [2003– [2006–07]: Ordered, 327. 04]: Ordered, 621. Trade in Endangered Animals on the Internet Bill Veterans’ Welfare Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, 130. [2005–06]: Ordered, 403. Victims of Overseas Terrorism Bill [Lords] [2006–07]: Trade Union Rights and Freedoms Bill [2006–07]: Brought from the Lords, 377. Presented, 72. Video Games Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 272. Trade Unions (Political Funds) Reform Bill [2003–04]: Ordered, 376. Video Games Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 460. 88 BILLS, PUBLIC Video Recordings (Exemption from Classification) Bill Water Tariffs Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, 224. [2009–10]: Ordered, 124. Welfare of Laying Hens (Enriched Cages) Bill [2002– Village Halls (Grants) Bill [2002–03]: Ordered, 444. 03]: Ordered, 213. Voting Age (Reduction to 16) Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Wheel Clamping (Restrictions) Bill [2000–01]: Pre- Brought from the Lords, 276. sented, 283. Waging War (Parliament’s Role and Responsibility) Wild Birds (Protection) Bill [2006–07]: Ordered, 242. Bill [2006–07]: Presented, 72. Wild Mammals (Protection) (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill Waiting time for Discharge from Hospital Bill [2001– [2003–04]: Presented, 62. Motion for 2R read, Debate 02]: Ordered, 351. stood adjourned at 2.30 pm on a Friday,124. Warsaw Convention (Carrier Liability) Bill [2009–10]: Wild Mammals (Protection) (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill Presented, 92. Order for 2R read and discharged; Bill [Lords] [2002–03]: Brought from the Lords, 692. withdrawn, 295. Young Offenders (Provision of Speech Therapy) Bill Waste (No. 2) Bill [2001–02]: Presented, 661. [2006–07]: Ordered, 323. Waste Management Licences Bill [2001–02]: Ordered, Young People Leaving Care Bill [2008–09]: Ordered, 765. 233. Waste Recovery and Disposal Facilities (Public Con- Young People Leaving Care Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, sultation) Bill [2009–10]: Ordered, 405. 173. Waste Recycling (End Use Register) Bill [2008–09]: Youth Disorder and Engagement Bill [2004–05]: Presented, 712. Ordered, 272. Water and Sewerage Charges (Limit on Household Expenditure) Bill [2005–06]: Ordered, 502. CHAIRMAN OF WAYS AND MEANS 89 CHAIRMAN OF WAYS AND MEANS
[References to the Chairman of Ways and Means 273; [2002–03] 98; [2003–04] 53; [2004–05] 66; [2005– include the First and Second Deputy Chairmen.] 06] 348; [2006–07] 80; [2007–08] 102. Standing Order (Deputy Speaker) amended —In the House of Lords, [2008–09] 45; [2009– [2001–02] 785. 10] 103. Chairman takes Chair as Deputy Speaker, the —Bill, as amended, from Unopposed Bill Committee, House having been informed of the absence of the Speak- [2003–04] 324, &c. er: —Resolution from Standing Orders Committee, —pursuant to leave given, [2001–02] 25, 290, 307; [2000–01] 352; [2001–02] 633; [2004–05] 115, 266; [2002–03] 151, 463; [2005–06] 678. [2005–06] 466; —unavoidable, for the sittings of the House this week, —That, in the case of the Crossrail Bill, the [2005–06] 450, &c. Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with: That the parties be permitted to proceed with their Bill, [2006–07] —on a Friday, pursuant to Standing Order (Depu- 591. ty Speaker), [2002–03] 177, &c.; [2003–04] 109, &c.; [2004–05] 187, 214; [2006–07] 114, &c.; [2007–08] 151, —That, in the cases of the London Local Au- &c.; [2008–09] 166, &c.; [2009–10] 206, 300. thorities Bill [Lords], the London Local Authorities and Transport for London (No. 2) Bill [Lords] and the London Members appointed: Local Authorities (Shopping Bags) Bill, the Standing —Sir Alan Haselhurst as Chairman of Ways and Orders ought to be dispensed with: That the parties be Means, [2001–02] 16; [2005–06] 14. permitted to insert their Additional Provisions, if the Committees on the Bills think fit, [2007–08] 454. —Mrs Sylvia Heal as First Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means, [2001–02] 16; [2005–06] 14. —that no Petitions have been presented against Spe- cial Procedure Orders, [2000–01] 194; [2001–02] 531; —Sir Michael Lord as Second Deputy Chairman of [2002–03] 368; [2003–04] 372, 604; [2004–05] 201. Ways and Means, [2001–02] 16; [2005–06] 14. —Resolution from Business Committee, [2001–02] Chairman acquaints House of Queen’s consent to 64, &c. Private Bills, [2003–04] 428 (prerogative and interest), 573 (prerogative). —that powers sought would be more properly obtained by the promotion of a Private Bill than by the promotion Chairman reports: of a Private Bill and a Provisional Order under the Private —that he has gone through a Commons Private Bill, Legislation Procedure (Scotland) Act 1936, [2001–02] suspended in the last Session, and made Amendments 192; [2003–04] 610. thereunto, [2000–01] 17; [2001–02] 213 Resolution endorsing the principle of election of the —that he has gone through a Lords Private Bill, Deputy Speakers, [2009–10] 113. revived in the current Session, and made Amendments New Standing Order (Election of the Deputy Speak- thereunto, [2000–01] 87(2); [2003–04] 179 ers), [2009–10] 294. —List of Private Bills to originate in the House of Lords and House of Commons, [2000–01] 29; [2001–02] 90 CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE
Chairman leaves chair: Chairman proceeds at specified hour to put Questions pursuant to Programme Orders, [2000–01] 70, &c.; —at 7.00 pm to report progress, [2005–06] 238. [2004–05] 129, &c.; [2005–06] 238, 251; [2007–08] 161, —at 10.00 pm to report progress, [2001–02] 69, 85; &c. [see BILLS, PUBLIC, IV] [2005–06] 382. Being of opinion that the principle of a Clause had —after 10.00 pm, [2001–02] 209. been adequately discussed in the course of debate on Amendments proposed thereto, put forthwith the Ques- —to report Bill, pursuant to Programme Order, tion, That the Clause, as amended, stand part, pursuant to [2000–01] 71, 174; [2001–02] 92, &c.; [2002–03] 175, Standing Order (Debate on clause or schedule standing &c.; [2003–04] 304; [2004–05] 184, &c., [2005–06] 253, part), [2001–02] 537, 541; [2005–06] 243, 385; [2006– &c.; [2006–07] 13, &c.; [2007–08] 125; [2008–09] 183, 07] 320. &c.; [2009–10] 112, &c. Chairman announces result of deferred Division, —to report Bill, pursuant to Allocation of Time Order, [2000–01] 69; [2001–02] 69, 91, 208. [2002–03] 255, 387, 608; [2004–05] 184. —to report Progress, pursuant to Programme Or- der, [2000–01] 316; [2001–02] 209; [2002–03] 393; [2004–05] 129, 132; [2005–06] 238, 382, 386, 571, 594; [2007–08] 125, 401. CHAIRMEN’S PANEL 91 CHAIRMEN’S PANEL
Resolutions reported, [2001–02] 63; [2005–06] 85. —Two additional Members and discharges a Member, [2007–08] 238. Members nominated by the Speaker to be the Chair- men’s Panel during the Session: —Three additional Members, [2001–02] 354. —Twenty-one Members, [2001–02] 28. —Five additional Members, [2008–09] 52. —Twenty-two Members, [2005–06] 26. —Discharges a Member, [2007–08] 195. —Twenty-eight Members, [2002–03] 6; [2003–04] 9. Members nominated by the Speaker to be the Chair- men’s Panel for the current Parliament: —Twenty-seven Members, [2000–01] 7. —Reappointment of all Members previously appointed —Thirty-two Members, [2004–05] 4; [2006–07] 8; for the current Session, [2005–06] 140. [2007–08] 9; [2008–09] 9. —One additional Member and a Member discharged, —Thirty-nine Members, [2009–10] 5. [2005–06] 336. —One additional Member, [2001–02] 44, 76, 138; —Two additional Members, [2005–06] 140, 183. [2002–03] 562; [2003–04] 44, 48, 60, 67; [2005–06] 57, 78. Four members of the Panel appointed to act as Deputy Speakers in Westminster Hall, [2002–03] 139. —One additional Member and two Members dis- charged, [2001–02] 186. Two Members appointed whom the Speaker is to con- sult, if practicable, before certifying a Bill to be a Money —Two additional Members, [2000–01] 105; [2001–02] Bill, [2000–01] 2; [2001–02] 50; [2002–03] 6; [2003–04] 31; [2005–06] 46, 76 16; [2004–05] 11; [2005–06] 85; [2006–07] 16; [2007– 08] 1; [2008–09] 3; [2009–10] 3. 92 CHURCH OF ENGLAND CHURCH OF ENGLAND
I. Measures proceeded upon, &c.
II. Queen’s consent
III. Ecclesiastical Committee
I. MEASURES PROCEEDED UPON, &C.
Title of Measure Laid Report of To be presented for Cited as: Royal Assent Ecclesiastical Royal Assent Committee
[2000–01] Churchwardens 177 178 242 —Measure 311 2001 [2001–02] Synodical Govern- 716 716 — — — ment (Amendment) [2002–03] Church of England 15 15 125 — Measure 223 (Pensions) 2003 Clergy Discipline 305 306 421 —Measure 533 2003 Synodical Govern- — — 125 —Measure 223 ment (Amendment) 2003 [2003–04] None [2004–05] Care of Cathedrals 185 185 291 —Measure 301 (Amendment) 2005 Church of England 185* 185 291 —Measure 301 (Miscellaneous 2005 Provisions) Stipends (Cessation 185 185 291 —Measure 301 of Special Pay- 2005 ments) [2005–06] Church of England 447 448 716 —Measure 740 (Miscellaneous 2006 Provisions) Pastoral (Amend- 447 448 716 —Measure 740 ment) 2006 [2006–07] Dioceses, Pastoral 548 550 613 —Measure 615 and Mission 2007 [2007–08] Church of England 359 359 392 —Measure 413 Marriage 2008 [2008–09] CHURCH OF ENGLAND 93
Title of Measure Laid Report of To be presented for Cited as: Royal Assent Ecclesiastical Royal Assent Committee
Church of England 151 151 255 —Measure 276 Pensions (Amend- 2009 ment) Ecclesiastical 151 151 255**(271) —Measure 276 Offices (Terms of 2009 Service) [2009–10] Church of England 98 99 283 —Measure 354 (Miscellaneous 2010 Provisions) Crown Benefices 98 99 283 — Measure 354 (Parish Representa- 2010 tives) Vacancies in Suf- 98 99 283†§ —Measure 354 fragan Sees and 2010 Other Ecclesiastical Offices
§Queen’s consent (prerogative and interest) signified; —a Delegated Legislation Committee, [2007–08] 372; †Prince of Wales’s consent signified. [2008–09] 184(2); [2009–10] 213(3). ** On deferred division. Measures to be presented for Royal Assent, [2000–01] 242; [2002–03] 125(2), 421; [2004–05] 291(3); [2005– Measures laid, [2000–01] 177; [2001–02] 716; 06] 716(2); [2006–07] 613; [2007–08] 392; [2008–09] [2002–03] 15, 305; [2004–05] 185(3); [2005–06] 447(2); 255, 271; [2009–10] 354(3). [2006–07] 548; [2007–08] 359; [2008–09] 151(2); [2009–10] 98(3). Royal Assent to Measures notified etc., [2000–01] 311; [2002–03] 223(2), 553; [2004–05] 301(3); [2005–06] Measures referred to: 740(2); [2006–07] 615; [2007–08] 413; [2008–09] —a Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation, 276(2); [2009–10] 354(3). [2004–05] 200(3); [2005–06] 623(2).
II. QUEEN’S CONSENT: Queen’s consent (prerogative and interest) signified, Prince of Wales’s consent signified, [2009–10] 283. [2009–10] 283.
III. ECCLESIASTICAL COMMITTEE: Ecclesiastical Committee nominated by the Speaker, 2006, [2006–07] 496. [2001–02] 317; [2005–06] 107. 2007, [2007–08] 516. —Member nominated in the place of another, [2001– 2008, [2008–09] 472. 02] 419; [2007–08] 433. Orders, etc presented: Reports and Accounts of the Church Commissioners presented, for: 2001 2000, [2001–02] 82. Ecclesiastical Judges, Legal Officers and Others (Fees), [2001–02] 112. 2001, [2001–02] 692. Legal Officers (Annual Fees), [2001–02] 112. 2002, [2002–03] 557. Parochial Fees, [2001–02] 113. 2003, [2003–04] 440. 2002 2004, [2005–6] 81. Ecclesiastical Judges, Legal Officers and Others 2005, [2005–06] 721. (Fees), [2001–02] 728 94 CHURCH OF ENGLAND Legal Officers (Annual Fees), [2001–02] 728 Legal Officers (Annual Fees), [2007–08] 584. Parochial Fees, [2001–02] 728. Payments to the Churches Conservation Trust, [2007–08] 584. 2003 Parochial Fees, [2007–08] 591. Draft Order: Grants to the Churches Conservation Trust, [2002–03] 149. 2009 Payments to the Churches Conservation Trust, Ecclesiastical Judges, Legal Officers and Others [2002–03] 228. (Fees), [2008–09] 598. Ecclesiastical Judges, Legal Officers and Others Legal Officers (Annual Fees), [2008–09] 598. (Fees), [2002–03] 574. Parochial Fees, [2008–09] 598. Legal Officers (Annual Fees), [2002–03] 574. Regulations presented: Parochial Fees, [2002–03] 574. 2009 2004 Church of England Pensions (Amendment), [2008–09] Ecclesiastical Judges, Legal Officers and Others 597. (Fees), [2003–04] 492. Ecclesiastical Offices (Terms of Service), [2008–09] Parochial Fees, [2003–04] 492. 598. 2005 Rules presented: Legal Officers (Annual Fees), [2004–05] 169. 2000 Ecclesiastical Judges, Legal Officers and Others Parsonages Measure, [2000–01] 4. (Fees), [2005–06] 169. 2005 Legal Officers (Annual Fees) (No. 2), [2005–06] 169. Clergy Discipline, [2005–06] 169. Parochial Fees, [2005–06] 170 Clergy Discipline Appeal, [2005–06] 288. Payments to the Churches Conservation Trust, 2006 [2005–06] 288. Care of Cathedrals, [2005–06] 790. 2006 Church of England (Legal Aid) Amendment, [2005– Draft Order: Grants to the Churches Conservation 06] 790. Trust, [2005–06] 425. 2007 2007 Parsonages Measure (Amendment), [2006–07] 239. National Institutions of the Church of England (Trans- fer of Functions), [2006–07] 379. Resolutions, presented: Ecclesiastical Judges, Legal Officers and Others 2001 (Fees), [2006–07] 557. National Institutions Measure 1998 (Amendment), Legal Officers (Annual Fees), [2006–07] 557. [2001–02] 201. Parochial Fees, [2006–07] 564. 2004 2008 Church Representation Rules (Amendment), [2003– 04] 492. Draft Order: Grants to the Churches Conservation Trust, [2007–08] 157. 2009 Ecclesiastical Judges, Legal Officers and Others Church Representation Rules (Amendment), [2008– (Fees), [2007–08] 584. 09] 598. CLERK OF THE CROWN 95
CLERK OF THE CROWN
Orders, That the Speaker do issue Warrant to the Clerk electing of a Member, [2008–09] 582. Motion opposed; of the Crown to make out new Writs for the electing of debate resumed, Motion amended on Division, to leave Members, [2001–02] 163, 304; [2003–04] 403(2), 506; out from `That’ to the end of the Question and insert [2005–06] 76, 376, 655(2); [2006–07] 446 (2); [2007–08] `this House do pass to the Orders of the day’; Question, 357, 432, 466 497, 608; [2008–09] 481, 631. as amended, put and agreed to (Question superseded), [2008–09] 582. Motion made and Question proposed, That Speaker do issue Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to Speaker issues Warrant during Adjournment, make out a new Writ for the electing of a Member in the [2002–03] 582; [2005–06] 166. room of a deceased Member, [2007–08] 357. Motion Delivers to the Clerk of the House a book con- opposed, debate resumed, Question put and agreed to, taining the names of the Members returned to serve in the [2007–08] 357. new Parliament, [2001–02] 1; [2005–06] 1. Motion made, That Speaker do issue Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to make out new Writ for the 96 CLERKS OF THE HOUSE CLERKS OF THE HOUSE
The Clerk, the Clerk Assistant and Principal Clerk of attend according to their duty, at the beginning of the new the Table Office attend in the House, and other Clerks Parliament, [2001–02] 1; [2005–06] 1.
I. CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS: Lays Papers on the Table, [2000–01] 5, &c.; [2001–02] The Speaker acquaints the House, That he has received 20, &c.; [2002–03] 5, &c.; [2003–04] 5, &c.; [2004–05] a letter from Sir William McKay, K.C.B., expressing 4, &c.; [2005–06] 18, &c.; [2006–07] 4, &c.; [2007–08] his wish to resign the Patent of the Clerk of the House 5, &c.; [2008–09] 5, &c.; [2009–10] 9, &c. of Commons on 31st December 2002, which letter the Speaker reads to the House, [2002–03] 35. —Lays Rules for the Practice and Procedure of the Court of Referees, [2002–03] 17. Resolution on the retirement of Sir William Robert McKay, K.C.B., as Clerk of the House agreed to nemine Lays reports from select committees in the adjourn- contradicente, [2002–03] 75. ment pursuant to Standing Order (Adjournment of the House), [2007–08] 594; [2008–09] 387, &c.; [2009–10] Sir Roger Blakemore Sands, Knight Commander of the 104. most honourable Order of the Bath: Attends in the House at the beginning of the new The Speaker acquaints the House, that he has received Parliament, and the Clerk of the Crown delivers to him a letter from Sir Roger Blakemore Sands K.C.B., express- a book containing the names of the Members returned to ing his wish to resign the Patent of the Clerk of the House serve in Parliament, [2001–02] 1; [2005–06] 1. of Commons on 30th September 2006, which letter the Speaker reads to the House, [2005–06] 728. Sir William McKay, Knight Commander of the most honourable Order of the Bath: Resolution on the retirement of Sir Roger Blakemore Sands K.C.B., as Clerk of the House agreed to nemine contradicente, [2005–06] 788.
II. CLERKS AT THE TABLE: Order, That in respect of particular Bills, notices of 386; [2007–08] 515; [2008–09] 147, &c.; [2009–10] 85, Amendments, &c., may be accepted by the Clerks at 207. the Table before the Bills have been read a second time, —As part of a wider Order, [2004–05] 313. [2000–01] 270, 288; [2001–02] 191, 220; [2002–03] 118, &c.; [2004–05] 163; [2005–06] 576; [2006–07] 7, 14, Clerk at the Table informs the House of the Speaker’s absence pursuant to leave given, [2001–02] 25, 290, 307.
III. OTHER CLERKS: Clerk in the Private Bill Office certifies that in respect Appointed Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills, of suspended or revived Lords Private Bills Agents have [2007–08] 62, 695; [2008–09] 640. deposited Declarations, [2000–01] 11(2), 83(2); [2001– Appointed Taxing Officer of the House of Commons, 02] 191, 220; [2003–04] 177; [2007–08] 9; [2008–09] [2006–07] 49; [2008–09] 52, 640. 343. CLOSURE OF DEBATE 97 CLOSURE OF DEBATE
I. Closure claimed and Question put 1. In the House 2. In Committee of the whole House
II. Assent of Chair withheld 1. In the House
III. Questions not decided in the affirmative (insufficient majority) 1. In the House
IV. Miscellaneous
I. CLOSURE CLAIMED AND QUESTION PUT: 1. In the House &c.; [2005–06] 46, &c.; [2006–07] 47, &c.; [2007–08] 34, &c.; [2008–09] 102, &c.; [2009–10] 53, &c. Address: —On Main Question (no Amendment proposed): —On Question, That Amendment be made: agreed to, agreed to, [2002–03] 156. [2000–01] 14; [2002–03] 19; [2005–06] 25; [2008–09] 22; [2009–10] 17. —On Question, That original words stand part of the Question, on a day to which paragraph (2) of Standing Adjournment: Order (Questions on amendments) applies to proceedings —On Question, That this House do now adjourn: on Motions as if the day were an Opposition Day allotted under paragraph (2) of Standing Order (Arrangement of —agreed to, [2001–02] 163, 732; [2005–06] 744; public business), pursuant to Order: agreed to, [2002–03] [2006–07] 124 118. —negatived, on Division, [2003–04] 471. Private Member’s Motion: Government Motions: —On Question, That original words stand part of the —On Amendment to Motion: agreed to, [2002–03] 28. Question (Opposition Day procedure being applied by Or- der, agreed to, [2001–02] 363, 757; [2001–02] 387, 763. —on Division, [2000–01] 50; [2001–02] 274; [2002– 03] 714; [2003–04] 280, 322; [2008–09] 223, 571. Private Bills: —On Amendment to Procedure Motion relating to a —On Second Reading of a Bill: agreed to, on Divi- Bill: agreed to, on Division, [2003–04] 520. sion, [2001–02] 673; [2007–08] 650, 651(2). —On Business of the House Motion, agreed to, —On Consideration, on Amendment, agreed to, on [2007–08] 679. Division, [2002–03] 441; [2009–10] 159. —on Division, [2009–10] 414. —On consideration, on Second Reading of New Clause proposed: agreed to, on Division, [2001–02] 319. —On Motion to nominate Commons Members of a Joint Committee: agreed to, [2000–01] 60. —On consideration, on Second Reading of New Clause proposed: not decided in affirmative because of —On Motion to nominate Members of the London insufficient majority, but this decision reversed when Tell- Regional Select Committee: agreed to, on Division, ers report correction to numbers reported on the division, [2009–10] 78. [2000–01] 57. —On Motion under Standing Order (Emergency de- Public Bills: bates): negatived, on Division, [2007–08] 720. —On Reasoned Amendment to Second Reading of a —On Motion for the Adjournment of the House (De- Government Bill: agreed to, on division, [2002–03] 84. fence in the World): agreed to, [2002–03] 135. —On Second Reading of a Government Bill: agreed —On Motion to grant the Speaker leave of absence: to, on Division, [2000–01] 60. agreed to, on Division, [2002–03] 454. —On Second Reading of a Private Member’s Bill: —On Amendment to Motion relating to a Bill: agreed agreed to, [2000–01] 132; [2007–08] 265. to, on Division, [2000–01] 201. —on Division, [2001–02] 290; [2002–03] 227; 2004– —On Question, That this House has considered the 05] 144; [2006–07] 114; [2007–08] 222; [2008–09] 166. matter of European affairs, [2007–08] 84. —negatived, [2005–06] 195. Opposition Days: —not decided in the affirmative because it was not —On Question, That original words stand part of the supported by the majority prescribed in the Standing Question, [2000–01] 113, 135, 247; [2001–02] 171, &c.; Order, [2005–06] 211. [2002–03] 108, &c.; [2003–04] 64, &c.; [2004–05] 99, 98 CLOSURE OF DEBATE —On resumed debate on Second Reading of a Private —On Question, That the Amendment be now put: Member’s Bill, [2007–08] 650. agreed to, [2006–07] 361. —On Amendment to Motion to nominate members of —On Third Reading of a Government Bill: agreed to, Select Committee on Armed Forces Bill: agreed to, on on Division, [2000–01] 139. division, [2000–01] 50. —On Third Reading of a Private Member’s Bill: —On Question for an Instruction to Committee of the agreed to, on Division, [2006–07] 362. whole House on a Bill, [2007–08] 234. —On Consideration of Lords Amendments, [2008–09] —On Motion, That a new Clause proposed on consid- 701. eration, be read a second time: agreed to, [2001–02] 341. 2. In Committee of the whole House —On consideration of a Private Member’s Bill: On Amendment to a Government Bill: Closure agreed —On Question, That the Amendment be now pro- to, on Division, [2008–09] 352. posed: agreed to, on Division, [2006–07] 361.
II. ASSENT OF CHAIR WITHHELD: 1. In the House Government Motions: Private Bills: —On referral of Special Report to Committee on Standards and Privileges, [2003–04] 80. —On Second Reading, [2007–08] 65(2). Opposition Day: Public Bills: —On Question, That original words stand part of the —On Second Reading of a Private Member’s Bill, Question, [2002–03] 555; [2007–08] 50. [2000–01] 290; [2005–06] 211; [2006–07] 199(2); [2007–08] 212.
III. QUESTIONS NOT DECIDED IN THE AFFIRMATIVE (INSUFFICIENT MAJORITY): 1. In the House Motions, That the Question be now proposed, under Standing Order (Powers of Chair to propose Question): Public Bills: —On consideration of a Private Bill, [2000–01] —On Questions for Second Reading of Private Mem- 342(2). bers’ Bill, [2005–06] 211; [2006–07] 132; [2007–08] 265, 469; [2008–09] 242.
IV. MISCELLANEOUS: Motion, That the Question be now proposed, under —On consideration of a Private Member’s Bill, agreed Standing Order (Powers of Chair to propose Question): to on Division, [2006–07] 361. —On consideration of a Private Bill, not decided (in- Decision on insufficient majority reversed when Tell- sufficient majority), [2000–01] 342(2). ers report correction to numbers reported on the division on Closure moved on Second Reading of a New Clause proposed on consideration, [2000–01] 57. COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 99 COMMITTEES, GENERAL AND STANDING I. Bills committed to Standing or Public Bill Committees 1. Government Bills 2. Private Members Bills
II. Second Reading Committees 1. Bills referred to Second Reading Committees 2. Incidental Proceedings
III. Special Standing Committees 1. Bills committed 2. Incidental Proceedings
IV. Scottish Grand Committee 1. Orders relating to sittings of the Committee 2. Incidental Proceedings
V. Northern Ireland Grand Committee 1. Matters referred to Committee 2. Incidental Proceedings
VI. Welsh Grand Committee 1. Matters referred to Committee 2. Incidental Proceedings
VII. Standing Committee On Regional Affairs, Regional Affairs Committee And Regional Grand Commit- tees 1. Standing Committee on Regional Affairs (name changed to Regional Affairs Committee, [2005–06] 865) 2. Regional Grand Committees
VIII. Standing Committee on the Convention
IX. Standing Committee on the Inter-Governmental Conference
X. Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation
XI. European Committees
XII. Miscellaneous
I. BILLS COMMITTED TO STANDING OR PUBLIC BILL COMMITTEES (Committee stage) 1. Government Bills
Title of Bill Committed Allocated to a Bill reported to a Standing Committee by the Committee Speaker
[2000–01] Children's Commissioner for Wales 63 F, 72 101 Criminal Defence Service (Advice and Assistance) 149 A, 170 179 [Lords] 100 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING
Title of Bill Committed Allocated to a Bill reported to a Standing Committee by the Committee Speaker
Criminal Justice and Police 97 F, 109 Report that be- cause of disorder Committee did not complete consideration of bill as required by Programme Order, 195. (See also Report, 191). Bill to be deemed to be reported, &c., 200 Finance (except certain Clauses and Schedules) 309 A, 313 With Amend- ments, 348 Health and Social Care 53 E, 72 With Amend- ments, 128 Homes 44 D, 55 With Amend- ments, 111 Hunting (except Clauses 1 to 4 and new Clauses) 36 B, 48 With Amend- ments, 136 International Criminal Court [Lords] 289 D, 302 With an Amend- ment, 346 International Development 180 B, 187 228 Private Security Industry [Lords] 271 B, 302 With an Amend- ment, 334 Rating (Former Agricultural Premises and Rural Shops) 331 B, 343 348 Regulatory Reform [Lords] 236 A, 257 With an Amend- ment, 277 Social Security Contributions (Share Options) 84 G, 90 With Amend- ments, 101 Social Security Fraud [Lords] 266 A, 273 With an Amend- ment, 308 Special Educational Needs and Disability [Lords] 242 B, 249 With an Amend- ment, 304 Tobacco Advertising and Promotion 80 A, 90 With Amend- ments, 128 Vehicles (Crime) 26 A, 40 83 [2001–02] Adoption and Children 153 Committed to With Amend- Special Standing ments, 301 Committee Animal Health 183 E, 192 240 British Overseas Territories [Lords] 213§ D, 228 With Amend- ments, 248 Civil Defence (Grant) 226§ E, 246 With an Amend- ment, 255 Commonhold and Leasehold Reform [Lords] 281 D, 286 With Amend- ments, 315 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 101
Title of Bill Committed Allocated to a Bill reported to a Standing Committee by the Committee Speaker
Education 241 G, 246 With Amend- ments, 315 Electoral Fraud (Northern Ireland) 64 D, 71 With Amend- ments, 138 Employment 223 F, 228 With Amend- ments and an amended Title, 315 Enterprise 448 B, 452. With Amend- ments and an amended Title, 566 Export Control 60 B, 71 With Amend- ments, 136 Finance (except specified Clauses and Schedules) 524 F, 528 With Amend- ments, 633 Football (Disorder) (Amendment) 126§ A, 133 141 Homelessness 39§ A, 47 73 International Development [Lords] 175§ D, 192 With an Amend- ment, 222 Justice (Northern Ireland) 304 F, 313 With Amend- ments, 360 Land Registration [Lords] 237§ D, 246 With an Amend- ment, 265 National Health Service Reform and Health Care Pro- 202 A, 210. With Amend- fessions ments, 265 Nationality, Immigration and Asylum 509 E, 514. With Amend- ments, 573 Office of Communications [Lords] 291 E, 298. With an Amend- ment, 337 Police Reform [Lords] 532 A, 563. With Amend- ments and an amended Title, 642 Proceeds of Crime 156 B, 161. With Amend- ments, 336 Public Trustee (Liability and Fees) [Lords] 647§ A, 656. With an Amend- ment, 671 Sex Discrimination (Election Candidates) 145 A, 160. With Amend- ments, 178 State Pension Credit [Lords] 438 A, 452. With an Amend- ment, 513 Tax Credits 251 A, 263. With Amend- ments, 315 Tobacco Advertising and Promotion [Lords] 518 A, 528. With an Amend- ment, 552 Travel Concessions (Eligibility) [Lords] 167§ A, 192. With an Amend- ment, 202 102 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING § Bill stood committed under Standing Order (Com- —Adoption and Children Bill, [2001–02] 293, 301. mittal of bills) (other Bills were committed under terms of —Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill [Lords], a Programme Order). [2001–02] 315. Committees report Resolutions relating to allotting of —Education Bill, [2001–02] 301. days for remaining stages of Bills: —Police Reform Bill [Lords], [2001–02] 633.
Title of Bill Committed Allocated to a Bill reported to a Standing Committee by the Committee Speaker
[2002–03] Anti-Social Behaviour 316 G, 322 With Amend- ments, 421 Arms Control and Disarmament (Inspections) Bill 612§ E, 641 650 [Lords] Communications 53 E, 59 With Amend- ments, 174 Community Care (Delayed Discharges etc.) 43 D, 59 With Amend- ments, 80 Courts [Lords] 437 D, 447 With Amend- ments, 533 Crime (International Co-operation) [Lords] 299 A, 419 With Amend- ments, 466 Criminal Justice 57 F, 60; B, 77 With Amend- ments, 213 European Parliament (Representation) 70 A, 77 125 European Parliamentary and Local Elections (Pilots) 637 B, 641 665 Extradition 65 D, 77 With Amend- ments, 132 Finance (except specified Clauses and Schedules) 370 B, 381 With Amend- ments, 459 Fireworks 209 C, 287 With Amend- ments, 363 Health and Social Care (Community Health and Stand- 375 E, 381 With Amend- ards) ments, 466 Health (Wales) 36 B, 59 80 Hunting 84 F, 96 With Amend- ments, 209 Industrial Development (Financial Assistance) 194§ A, 219 280 Licensing [Lords] 276 D, 287 With Amend- ments, 412 Local Government 101 A, 109 With Amend- ments, 191 National Minimum Wage (Enforcement Notices) 182§ G, 188 With an Amend- [Lords] ment, 206 Planning and Compulsory Purchase 88 G, 96 With an Amend- ment, 147 Planning and Compulsory Purchase (on re-committal) 441 G, 610 With Amend- ments and an amended Title, 646 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 103
Title of Bill Committed Allocated to a Bill reported to a Standing Committee by the Committee Speaker
Police (Northern Ireland) [Lords] 179 E, 188 With Amend- ments, 234 Railways and Transport Safety 147 D, 152 With Amend- ments, 234 Regional Assemblies (Preparations) (except specified 32 A, 38 98 Clauses) Sexual Offences [Lords] 548 B, 560 With Amend- ments, 615 Waste and Emissions Trading [Lords] 271 B, 286 With Amend- ments, 360 Water [Lords] 567 D, 590 With Amend- ments, 643
§ Bill stood committed to a Standing Committee under —Communications Bill (Additional day for consid- Standing Order (Committal of Bills); other Bills were eration and third reading and order of consideration), committed under a Programme Order. [2002–03] 174. Committees report Resolutions recommending that the —Criminal Justice Bill (Additional day for consider- date by which the Bill is to be reported be changed: ation and third reading), [2002–03] 206; (Two additional days for consideration and third reading), [2002–03] 213. —Criminal Justice Bill, [2002–03] 165. —Extradition Bill (Consideration to be completed one —Hunting Bill, [2002–03] 182. hour earlier), [2002–03] 132. —Local Government Bill, [2002–03] 132. —Local Government Bill (Additional day for con- Committees report Resolutions relating to allotting of sideration and third reading and order of consideration), time for remaining stages of Bill: [2002–03] 191.
Title of Bill Committed to a Standing Allocated to a Committee Bill reported Committee by the Speaker
[2003–04] Age-Related Payments 325 D, 344 352 Armed Forces (Pensions 94 B, 108 With Amendments, 155 and Compensation) Asylum and Immigration 49 B, 51 With Amendments, 101 (Treatment of Claimants, etc.) Child Trust Funds 40 A, 51 86 Children [Lords] 510 B, 524 With Amendments and an amended Title, 562 Civil Contingencies 84 F, 92 With Amendments, 129 Civil Partnership [Lords] 537 D, 543 With Amendments, 568 Companies (Audit, Inves- 489§ A, 504 With Amendments and an tigations and Community amended Title, 525 Enterprise) [Lords] Domestic Violence, Crime 373 E, 381 With Amendments, 428 and Victims [Lords] Employment Relations 77 D, 92 With Amendments and an amended Title, 164 Energy [Lords] 315 B, 327 With Amendments, 390 104 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING
Title of Bill Committed to a Standing Allocated to a Committee Bill reported Committee by the Speaker
Finance (except specified 271 A, 296 With Amendments, 403 Clauses and Schedules) Fire and Rescue Services 98 G, 118 With Amendments, 164 Gambling 582 B, 592 So far as amended, 614 Gender Recognition 142 A, 172 With an Amendment, 202 [Lords] Health Protection Agency 388 F, 400 With an Amendment, 419 [Lords] Higher Education 101 H, 119 With Amendments, 182 Horserace Betting and 67 D, 79 With Amendments, 101 Olympic Lottery Housing 70 E, 79 With Amendments and an amended Title, 147 Human Tissue 80 G, 92 With Amendments, 121 Justice (Northern Ireland) 189 D, 208 With Amendments and an [Lords] amended Title, 259 Mental Capacity 529 A, 543 With Amendments, 595 National Insurance Con- 59 D, 66 73 tributions and Statutory Payments Patents [Lords] 362 D, 369 With an Amendment, 376 Pensions 165 B, 172 With Amendments, 287 Public Audit (Wales) 383 D, 400 With Amendments, 410 [Lords] School Transport 579 A, 592 608 Traffic Management 56 A, 92 With Amendments, 129
§ Bill stood committed, pursuant to Standing Order. —as to time to be allocated for remaining stages: Age-Related Payments Bill, [2003-04] 352. Resolutions reported from Standing Committee: —as to time for conclusion of committee stage: Higher Education Bill, [2003-04] 164.
Title of Bill Committed to a Allocated to a Bill reported Standing Com- Committee by the mittee Speaker
[2004-05] Child Benefit 82 F, 88 With Amendments, 94 Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment 73 G, 88 With Amendments, 131 Commissioners for Revenue and Customs 36 E, 45 With Amendments, 94 Consumer Credit 86 E, 100 With Amendments, 124 Drugs 95 F, 101 With Amendments, 144 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 105
Title of Bill Committed to a Allocated to a Bill reported Standing Com- Committee by the mittee Speaker
Education [Lords] 249 A, 263 With Amendments, 275 Gambling 5 B, 13 With Amendments, 77 Identity Cards 67 B, 87 With Amendments, 124 Inquiries [Lords] 255 B, 263 With Amendments, 301 Railways 28 A, 38 With Amendments, 94 Road Safety 77 A, 87 With Amendments and an amended Title, 140 Serious Organised Crime and Police 32 D, 59 With Amendments and an amended Title, 106 [2005–06] Animal Welfare 359 A, 363 392 Charities 701 A, 711 With Amendments, 746 Childcare 301 D, 310 With Amendments, 352 Children and Adoption [Lords] 466 B, 480 With an Amend- ment, 521 Civil Aviation 79 B, 88 107 Commissioner for Older People (Wales) [Lords] 678 A, 695 With an Amend- ment, 704 Commons [Lords] 565 D, 572 With Amendments, 590 Company Law Reform 655 D, 660 With Amendments and an amended Title, 773 Compensation [Lords] 662 E, 674 With an Amend- ment, 704 Consumer Credit 49 D, 59 With Amendments, 82 Corporate Manslaughter and Corporate Homicide 808 B, 813 With Amendments, 856 Council Tax (New Valuation Lists for England) 247 A, 259 274 Criminal Defence Service [Lords] 336 A, 342 With Amendments, 358 Education and Inspections 503 E, 528 With Amendments, 617 Electoral Administration (except Clauses Nos. 9 217 B, 239 With Amendments, to 18 and certain new Clauses and new Sched- 290 ules) Equality Bill [Lords] 287 A, 299 With Amendments, 327 106 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING
Title of Bill Committed to a Allocated to a Bill reported Standing Com- Committee by the mittee Speaker
Finance (except certain Clauses and Schedules) 45 B, 59 With Amendments, 90 Finance (No. 2) (except certain Clauses and 579 A, 600 With Amendments, Schedules) 688 Fraud 665 B, 674 698 Health 304 E, 310 With Amendments, 358 Housing Corporation (Delegation) etc. 583 D, 588 594 Identity Cards 82 D, 88 With an Amend- ment, 161 Immigration, Asylum and Nationality 98 E, 158 With Amendments, 229 Legislative and Regulatory Reform 427 A, 444 With Amendments, 483 London Olympics (changed to London Olympic 161 D, 187 With Amendments, Games and Paralympic Games) 198 Merchant Shipping (Pollution) [Lords] 389 A, 409 With an Amend- ment, 418 National Insurance Contributions 226 D, 239 274 National Lottery 55 A, 205 With Amendments, 242 Natural Environment and Rural Communities 41 A, 59 With Amendments, 98 NHS Redress 652 B, 660 With Amendments, 678 Northern Ireland (Miscellaneous Provisions) 492 B, 572 With Amendments, (except certain Clauses and Schedules) 582 Northern Ireland (Offences) 295 B, 310 344 Police and Justice 471 D, 480 With Amendments and an amended Title, 537 Racial and Religious Hatred 68 E, 75 90 Regulation of Financial Services (Land Transac- 76 E, 89 98 tions) Road Safety [Lords] 478 A, 505 With Amendments, 574 Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups [Lords] 685 B, 711 With Amendments, 746 Terrorism (Northern Ireland) 231 E, 239 250 Transport (Wales) 61 D, 75; F, 78 82 Violent Crime Reduction 65 B, 158 With Amendments, 217 Welfare Reform 780 A, 813 As so far amended, pursuant to Car- ry-Over Order, 874 Work and Families 317 A, 325 With Amendments, 340 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 107
Resolutions reported from Standing Committee: —as to time to be allocated for remaining stages: Regulation of Financial Services (Land Transactions) Bill, —as to time for conclusion of committee stage: Identi- [2005–06] 98. ty Cards Bill, [2005–06] 114.
Title of Bill Committed Appointed Bill reported to a General Committee
[2006–07] Child Maintenance and Other Payments 460 489 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 584 Criminal Justice and Immigration 552 574 (Chairmen As so far amend- and Members) ed, pursuant to Standing Order (Carry-over of Bills), 608 Concessionary Bus Travel 345 355 (Chairman With Amend- and Members) ments, 381 Consumers, Estate Agents and Redress 237 250 (Chairmen) With Amend- 282 (Members) ments, 307 Digital Switchover (Disclosure of Information) 81 97 (Chairman and 105 Members) Finance (except certain Clauses and Schedules) 304 314 (Chairmen) With Amend- 329 (Members) ments, 389 Forced Marriage (Civil Protection) 480 489 (Chairman 504 and Members) Fraud (Trials without a Jury) 33 58 (Chairman) 65 51 (Members) Further Education and Training 364 373 (Chairman) With Amend- 387 (Members) ments, 407 Greater London Authority 66 78 (Chairmen) 119 75 (Members) Justice and Security (Northern Ireland) 73 98 (Chairman and 112 Members) Legal Services 377 387 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 434 Local Government and Public Involvement in Health 116 124 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 214 Mental Health 287 298 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 348 Offender Management 60 78 (Chairmen) With Amend- 75 (Members) ments, 119 Pensions 106 110 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 160 Planning-gain Supplement (Preparations) 102 110 (Chairman) 134 125 (Members) Serious Crime 398 405 (Chairmen) With Amend- 424 (Members) ments and an amended Title, 479 Statistics and Registration Service 87 98 (Chairmen and With Amend- Members) ments, 129 108 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING
Title of Bill Committed Appointed Bill reported to a General Committee
Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement 201 210 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 256 UK Borders 147 158 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 241 Welfare Reform 6 (pursuant 22 (Chairmen) With Amend- to Carry-over 18 (Members) ments, 38 order) [2007–08] Banking 611 616 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 696 Channel Tunnel Rail Link (Supplementary Provisions) 28 53 (Chairmen and With an Amend- Members) ment, 62 Children and Young Persons 454 463 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 511 Climate Change 436 463 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments and an amended Title, 531 Criminal Justice and Immigration 6 (Carry Over) 11, 13 (Chairmen) With Amend- 24 (Members) ments and an amended Title, 59 Counter-Terrorism 318 326 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 396 Crossrail 9 (Carry Over) 20 (Chairmen and With an Amend- Members) ment, 45 Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts 581 603 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 619 Education and Skills 121 131 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 228 Employment 543 603 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 619 Energy 140 145 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 252 Finance (except certain Clauses and Schedules) 331 360 (Chairman With Amend- and Members) ments, 469 Health and Social Care 41 71 (Chairmen and With Amend- Members) ments, 148 Housing and Regeneration 46 71 (Chairmen and With Amend- Members) ments, 170 Human Fertilisation and Embryology (except certain 381 408 (Chairmen With Amend- Clauses and Schedules) and Members) ments, 449 Local Transport 306 326 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments and an amended Title, 376 National Insurance Contributions 96 115 (Chairmen 124 and Members) Planning 78 85 (Chairmen) With Amend- 90 (Members) ments, 176 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 109
Title of Bill Committed Appointed Bill reported to a General Committee
Pensions 105 115 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments, 209 Political Parties and Elections 625 635 (Chairmen With Amend- and Members) ments and an amended Title, 706 Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions 411 447 (Chairmen With an Amend- and Members) ment, 467 Sale of Student Loans 38 53 (Chairman and With an Amend- Members) ment, 62 [2008–09] Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning 147 158 (Chairmen), With Amend- 163 (Members) ments, 262 Borders, Citizenship and Immigration [Lords] 391 396 (Chairmen and Members), 415 (Additional Chairman) With Amend- ments, 446 Business Rate Supplements 47 57 (Chairmen and 116 Members) Child Poverty 569 624 (Chairmen and With Amend- Members) ments, 686 Coroners and Justice 91 103 (Chairmen and With Amend- Members) ments, 202 Equality 348 360 (Chairmen and With Amend- Members) ments, 514 Finance (except certain Clauses and Schedules) 339 360 (Chairmen and Members), 380 (Additional Chairman) With Amend- ments, 470 Health [Lords] 403 406 (Chairmen and Members), 455 (Additional Chairman) With Amend- ments, 470 Law Commission [Lords] 424 493 (Chairmen and With an Amend- Members) ment, 522 Local Democracy, Economic Development and Con- 386 396 (Chairmen and With an Amend- struction [Lords] Members) ment, 446 Marine and Coastal Access [Lords] 454 461 (Chairmen and With Amend- Members) ments, 543 Perpetuities and Accumulations [Lords] 648 650 (Chairman and 664 Members) Policing and Crime 64 80 (Chairmen and With Amendments Members) and an amended Title, 162 Saving Gateway Accounts 52 80 (Chairmen and With Amend- Members) ments, 124 Welfare Reform 96 103 (Chairmen and With Amend- Members) ments, 177 [2009–10] Bribery [Lords] 282 320 (Chairmen and With Amend- Members) ments, 367 110 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING
Title of Bill Committed Appointed Bill reported to a General Committee Children, Schools and Families 120 134 (Chairmen and With an Amend- Members) ment, 208 Crime and Security 141 154 (Chairmen and With Amendments Members) and an amended Title, 249 Debt Relief (Developing Countries) 266 295 (Chairman and With an Amend- Members) ment, 311 Energy 48 67 (Chairmen and 160 Members) Financial Services 27 40 (Chairmen and With Amend- Members) ments, 139 Flood and Water Management 84 87 (Chairmen and Members), 155 (Additional Chairman) With Amend- ments, 160 Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) [Lords] 318 320 (Chairman 342 and Members)
Instruction to the Crime and Security Bill Committee restrictions to be placed on the hours during which alco- that it has power to make provisions in the Bill to enable hol may be sold or supplied, [2009–10] 231. 2. Private Members’ Bills
Title of Bill Committed Allocated to a Bill reported to a Standing Committee by Committee the Speaker, or Appointed
[2000–01] Christmas Day (Trading) 233 C, 260 With Amend- ments, 292 High Hedges 195 C, 224 246 Human Fertilisation and Embryology (Deceased Fa- 258 G, 302 With Amend- thers) ments, 322 National Lottery (Amendment) 258 C, 302 322 [2001–02] Commonwealth 318 C, 656 676 Copyright, etc. and Trade Marks (Offences and Enforce- 215 C, 228 284 ment) Copyright (Visually Impaired Persons) 420 C, 452; D, 456 With Amend- ments, 525 Divorce (Religious Marriages) 152 D, 161 174 Employee Share Schemes 302 C, 326; B, 357 With Amend- ments, 373 Home Energy Conservation 234 C, 246 With Amendments and an amended Title, 368 Housing Benefit (Withholding of Payment) 472 C, 528; B, 585 With Amendments and an amended Title, 683 Industrial and Provident Societies 318 G, 326 With Amend- ments, 355 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 111
Title of Bill Committed Allocated to a Bill reported to a Standing Committee by Committee the Speaker, or Appointed Marine Wildlife Conservation 152 C, 176 With an Amend- ment, 206 National Heritage [Lords] 303 C, 392 With an Amend- ment, 412 Pension Annuities (Amendment) 290 C, 312; A, 343 With Amend- ments, 378 Private Hire Vehicles (Carriage of Guide Dogs etc.) Bill 472 C, 563 With Amend- ments, 597 [2002–03] Aviation (Offences) 178 C, 286 302 Co-operatives and Community Benefit Societies 160 C, 188 With Amend- ments, 258 Dealing in Cultural Objects (Offences) 311 C, 365; F, 382 395 Equine Welfare (Ragwort Control) (changed to Ragwort 274 F, 382 With Amendments Control) and amended short and long Title, 401 Female Genital Mutilation 274 C, 365 482 Harbours [Lords] 540 C, 627 — High Hedges (No. 2) 294 C, 306 374 Human Fertilisation and Embryology (Deceased Fa- 293 C, 322 With Amend- thers) Bill ments, 374 Legal Deposit Libraries 250 C, 287; F, 428 With Amend- ments, 429 Marine Safety 209 C, 244; E, 325 360 Municipal Waste Recycling (changed to Household 250 C, 419 With Amendments Waste Recycling) and amended short and long Title, 440 National Lottery (Funding of Endowments) 209 C, 273 370 Retirement Income Reform 227 C, 399 With Amend- ments, 502 Sunday Working (Scotland) 177 C, 244 283 Sustainable Energy 293 C, 322 With Amend- ments, 477 [2003–04] Carers (Equal Opportunities) 124 C, 131 With Amendments and an amended Title, 188 Christmas Day (Trading) 244 C, 257; D, 290 324 Crown Employment (Nationality) 331 C, 335 362 Gangmasters 157 C, 172 With Amendments and an amended Title, 292 Highways (Obstruction by Body Corporate) 124 C, 131; F, 172 193 Promotion of Volunteering 177 C, 181 With Amend- ments, 342 Sex Discrimination (Clubs and Other Private Associa- 331 C, 335 373 tions) Sustainable and Secure Buildings 109 C, 113 With Amend- ments, 182 112 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING
Title of Bill Committed Allocated to a Bill reported to a Standing Committee by Committee the Speaker, or Appointed
[2004–05] Criminal Law (Amendment) (Householder Protection) 144 C, 149 309 [2005–06] Climate Change and Sustainable Energy 266 C, 273 With Amendments and an amended Title, 455 Emergency Workers (Protection) Bill (changed to Emer- 469 C, 474 With Amendments gency Workers (Obstruction) Bill) and amended short and long Titles, 585 International Development (Reporting and Transparen- 380 C, 394; B, 425 With Amendments cy) and an amended Title, 440 Rights of Savers 229 C, 233 With Amend- ments, 340 [2006–07] Financial Mutuals Arrangements (changed to Building 251 298 (Chairman and With Amendments Societies (Funding) and Mutual Societies (Transfers)) Members) and amended short and long Titles, 313 Sustainable Communities 114 178 (Chairman) With Amend- 174 (Members) ments, 370 Vehicle Registration Marks 251 286 (Chairman) 295 282 (Members) [2007–08] Health and Safety (Offences) 172 296 (Chairman) 305 241 (Members) Planning and Energy 151 184 (Chairman) With Ammend- 166 (Members) ments and as amended Title, 204 Special Educational Needs (Information) 172 241 (Chairman and 256 Members) Temporary and Agency Workers (Equal Treatment) 212 360 (Chairman) 410, Committee 309 (Members) discharged, Bill withdrawn. [2008–09] Autism 166 291 (Chairman and With Amendments Members) and an amended Title, 359 Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies and 297 380 (Members), 415 Credit Unions 396 (Chairman) Crown Employment (Nationality) 475 523 (Chairman and With Amend- Members) ments, 553 Damages (Asbestos-related Conditions) 297 461 (Chairman and 493 Members) Driving Instruction (Suspension and Exemption Powers) 366 415 (Chairman and With Amend- Members) ments, 439 Green Energy (Definition and Promotion) 346 439 (Chairman With Amend- and Members), ments, 461 455 (Change of Chairman) COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 113
Title of Bill Committed Allocated to a Bill reported to a Standing Committee by Committee the Speaker, or Appointed Holocaust (Stolen Art) Restitution (changed to Holo- 366 380 (Members) With Amendments caust (Return of Cultural Objects)) 405 (Chairman), an amended short and long Titles, 415 Organ Donation (Presumed Consent) 449 Statutory Redundancy Pay (Amendment) 220 381 (Members) 461, Committee 431 (Chairman), discharged, Bill withdrawn [2009–10] Care Homes and Sheltered Accommodation 300 Co-operative and Community Benefit Societies and 185 256 (Members) 284 Credit Unions [Lords] 264 (Chairman) Debt Relief (Developing Countries) 266 295 (Chairman and With an Amend- Members) ment, 311 Grocery Market Ombudsman 300 355 (Members) 401 372 (Chairman) Local Authorities (Overview and Scrutiny) 206 256 (Members) 284 272 (Chairman) Marriage (Wales) [Lords] 207 233 (Chairman and 255 Members) Mortgage Repossession (Protection of Tenants Etc.) 185 198 (Chairman and 232 Members) Sunbeds (Regulation) 185 208 (Chairman) 232 198 (Members) Sustainable Communities Act 2007 (Amendment) 266 284 (Chairman) With an Amend- 296 (Members) ment and an amended Title, 311
[For a summary of proceedings on each Bill, list of —transferred from one Standing Committee to anoth- Bills, see BILLS, PUBLIC; for list of allocations by the er, [2001–02] 43, &c.; [2002–03] 77, &c.; [2005–06] 78, Speaker, see SPEAKER and tables in annual indexes; for 425. list of reports of Bills from Standing or General Commit- Bills reported from Standing Committees: tees, see tables in annual indexes.] —without Amendment, [2000–01] 83, &c.; [2001–02] Committee of Selection designates Standing Com- 73, &c.; [2002–03] 80, &c.; [2003–04] 73, &c.; [2004– mittee C as the Committee on which Government Bills 05] 309; [2005–06] 82, &c. shall not have precedence, [2000–01] 2, [2001–02] 50; [2002–03] 6; [2003–04] 16; [2004–05] 11. —with an Amendment, [2000–01] 277, &c.; [2001– 02] 222, &c.; [2002–03] 147, 206; [2003–04] 202, &c.; Bills stand committed to Standing Committees, [2005–06] 161, &c. [2000–01] 26, &c.; [2001–02] 39, &c.; [2002–03] 32, &c.; [2003–04] 40, &c.; [2004–05] 5, &c.; [2005–06] 41, —with Amendments, [2000–01] 101, &c.; [2001–02] &c. 136, &c.; [2002–03] 32, &c.; [2003–04] 101, &c.; [2004–05] 77, &c.; [2005–06] 82, &c. Bills committed to Public Bill Committees, [2006–07] 6, &c.; [2007–08] 6, &c.; [2008–09] 47, &c.; [2009–10] —with Amendments and an amended Title, [2001–02] 27, &c. 315, &c.; [2002–03] 646; [2003–04] 164, &c.; [2004–05] 106, 140; [2005–06] 440, &c. Bills stand committed to Public Bill Committees, [2006–07] 114, &c.; [2007–08] 151, &c.; [2008–09] 166, —with Amendments and amended short and long &c.; [2009–10] 185, &c. Titles, [2002–03] 401, 440; [2005–06] 585. Bills allocated by the Speaker to particular Standing —as so far amended, pursuant to Order, [2003–04] Committees, [2000–01] 40, &c.; [2001–02] 47, &c.; 614; [2005–06] 874. [2002–03] 38, &c.; [2003–04] 51, &c.; [2004–05] 13, Bill deemed to be reported from Standing Committee, &c.; [2005–06] 59, &c. [2000–01] 200. Bills reported from Public Bill Committees: 114 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING
—without Amendment, [2006–07] 65, &c.; [2007–08] —with Amendments and amended long and short 124, &c.; [2008–09] 116, &c.; [2009–10] 232, &c. Titles, [2006–07] 313; [2008–09] 415. —with an Amendment, [2007–08] 45, &c.; [2008–09] —as so far amended, pursuant to Order, [2006–07] 446, 522; [2009–10] 311. 608. —with Amendments, [2006–07] 38, &c.; [2007–08] Public Bill Committee discharged, Bill withdrawn, 148, &c.; [2008–09] 124, &c.; [2009–10] 139. [2007–08] 410; [2008–09] 461. —with Amendments and an amended Title, [2006–07] 479; [2007–08] 59, &c.; [2008–09] 162, &c.; [2009–10] 311.
II. SECOND READING COMMITTEES: 1. Bills referred to Second Reading Committees
Title of Bill Stood referred Report recommending Second Reading
[2000–01] — — — [2001–02] Land Registration [Lords] 178 230 [2002–03] Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) 67 84 [2003–04] — — — [2004–05] Income Tax (Trading and Other Income Bill) 24 53 [2005–06] — — — [2006–07] Income Tax 109 Parliament (Joint Departments) Bill 338 389 [2007–08] — — — [2008–09] Corporation Tax 18 62 Perpetuities and Accumulations Bill [Lords] 573 638 [2009–10] Corporation Tax 24 86 Taxation (International and Other Provisions ) Bill 24 86 Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) Bill [Lords] 271 311 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 115 2. Incidental Proceedings [2002–03] 67; [2004–05] 24; [2006–07] 72; [2008–09] 18, 573; [2009–10] 24(2). Bills stand referred to Second Reading Committees, pursuant to Standing Order (Law Commission bills), Reports recommending Second Reading, [2001–02] [2001–02] 178, [2008–09] 573; [2009–10] 271. 230; [2002–03] 84; [2004–05] 53; [2006–07] 109, 389: [2007–08] 389; [2008–09] 18, 638; [2009–10] 86(2), 311. Bills stand referred to Second Reading Committees, pursuant to Standing Order (Tax law rewrite bills),
III. SPECIAL STANDING COMMITTEES: 1. Bills committed: 2. Incidental Proceedings: [2001–02] Standing Order (Special Standing Committees) to have effect with modifications in relation to a specified Bill, Adoption and Children; Read a second time and com- [2001–02] 153. mitted to a Special Standing Committee, 153. Reported, with Amendments, 301.
IV. SCOTTISH GRAND COMMITTEE: 1. Orders relating to sittings of the Committee
Date of Order and page Date of sitting Place (if in Scot- Nature of busi- land) ness etc.
[2000–01] 14 March 2001, 223 Wednesday 28 March — Substantive Motion for the adjournment [2001–02] 14 November 2001, 190 Wednesday 28 November — Substantive Motion for the adjournment 30 January 2002, 324 Wednesday 13 February — Substantive Mo- tion for adjourn- ment 30 January 2002, 324 Tuesday 5 March — Substantive Mo- tion for adjourn- ment 22 April 2002, 474 Wednesday 8 May — Substantive Mo- tion for adjourn- ment 25 June 2002, 635 Wednesday 10 July — Substantive Mo- tion for adjourn- ment [2002–03] 28 November 2002, 44 Tuesday 10 December — Substantive Mo- tion for adjourn- ment 23 January 2003, 139 Wednesday 12 February — Substantive Mo- tion for adjourn- ment 28 October 2003, 651 Wednesday 12 November — Substantive Mo- tion for adjourn- ment 116 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 2. Incidental Proceedings Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, [2000–01] 359; [2001–02] 814; [2002–03] 711.
V. NORTHERN IRELAND GRAND COMMITTEE:
Title of Matter Referred to Committee Reported from the Committee
[2000–01] Human rights and equality in Northern Ireland (with 101 — provision for a sitting at Westminster, questions for oral answer and adjournment debate) Proposals for draft Life Sentences (Northern Ireland) 223 252 Order 2001 and for draft Financial Investigations (Northern Ireland) Order 2001 (with provision for sittings at Westminster) [2001–02] Proposal for a draft Criminal Injuries Compensation 244 — (Northern Ireland) Order (with provision for questions for oral answer and adjournment debate) Scope for a Bill of Rights in Northern Ireland (with 588 — provision for adjournment debate) Proposal for a draft Access to Justice (Northern Ireland) 757 771 Order 2002 [2002–03] Motion providing for a sitting at Westminster for ques- 133 — tions and a Motion for the adjournment Draft Strategic Investment and Regeneration of Sites 139 165 (Approved, 187) (Northern Ireland) Order 2003 Draft Budget (Northern Ireland) Order 2003 156 174 (Approved, 187) Reinvestment and Reform Initiative: Investing in 415 437 Northern Ireland's future (with provision for questions for oral answer and adjournment debate) Draft Budget (No. 2) (Northern Ireland) Order 2003 467 509 (Approved, 525) (with provision for questions for oral answer and for adjournment debate) Proposal for a draft Employment (Northern Ireland) 475 521 Order 2003 (with provision for adjournment debate) Future direction of community relations policy in 568; discharged, 639 Northern Ireland (with provision for adjournment debate) [2003–04] Proposal for draft Rates (Amendment) (Northern 53 80 Ireland) Order 2003 (with provision for adjournment debate) Draft Budget (Northern Ireland) Order 2004 (with 126 155 (Approved, 161) provision for questions for oral answer and for adjourn- ment debate) The Social Economy in Northern Ireland (with provi- 265 297 sion for adjournment debate) COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 117
Title of Matter Referred to Committee Reported from the Committee
Proposal for draft Special Educational Needs and Disa- 309 346 bility (Northern Ireland) Order 2004 (with provision for questions for oral answer and for adjournment debate) Future direction of community relations policy in 353 383 Northern Ireland (with provision for questions for oral answer and for adjournment debate) Draft Budget (No. 2) (Northern Ireland) Order 2004 393 439 (Approved, 451) (with provision for adjournment debate) [2004–05] Multi-agency approach to tackling racially motivat- 6 41 ed attacks and harassment in Northern Ireland (with provision for a sitting at Westminster, questions for oral answer and for adjournment debate) Proposal for a Draft Higher Education (Northern 71 — Ireland) Order 2005 (with provision for a sitting at Westminster, questions for oral answer and for adjourn- ment debate) Draft Budget (Northern Ireland) Order 2005 (with 173 222 (Approved, 250) provision for a sitting at Westminster, questions for oral answer and for adjournment debate) [2005–06] Draft Budget (No. 2) (Northern Ireland) Order 2005 61 85 (Approved, 95) (with provision for a sitting at Westminster, questions for oral answer and for adjournment debate) Draft Priorities and Budget 2006–08 and the propos- 231 — al for the draft Rates (Capital Values etc.) (Northern Ireland) Order 2005 (sitting to include Westminster, questions for oral answer and for adjournment debate) Draft Budget (Northern Ireland) Order 2006 (with pro- 397 418 (Approved, 428) vision for a sitting at Westminster, oral questions and for an adjournment debate) Review of Public Administration in Northern Ireland 499 537 (with provision for a sitting at Westminster, oral ques- tions and for an adjournment debate) Draft Budget (No. 2) (Northern Ireland Order 2006 662 688 (Approved, 702) (with provision for a sitting at Westminster, oral ques- tions and for an adjournment debate) [2006–07] Lifetime Opportunities, The Government's Anti-Pov- 17 — erty and Social Inclusion Strategy for Northern Ireland (with provision for oral questions and for an adjourn- ment debate) Draft Budget (Northern Ireland) Order 2007 (with pro- 137 186 (Approved, 208) vision for a sitting at Westminster, oral questions and for an adjournment debate) Policing reform in Northern Ireland (with provision 495 531 for a sitting at Westminster, oral questions and for an adjournment debate) Youth Offending in Northern Ireland (with provision 572 600 for a sitting at Westminster, oral questions and for an adjournment debate) 118 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING
Title of Matter Referred to Committee Reported from the Committee
[2007–08] MASRAM (multi-agency sex offender risk assessment 406 456 and management arrangements) and the management of the risk posed by sex offenders living in the com- munity in Northern Ireland (with provision for a sitting at Westminster, oral questions and for an adjournment debate) Organised crime in Northern Ireland (with provision 667 696 for a sitting at Westminster, oral questions and for an adjournment debate)
Matters and instruments referred, [2000–01] 101, 223; Twenty-three additional Members nominated, [2000– [2001–02] 244, &c.; [2002–03] 139, &c.; [2003–04] 53, 01] 6; [2003–04] 34; [2004–05] 13. &c.; [2004–05] 6, &c.; [2005–06] 61, &c.; [2006–07] 17, Twenty-five additional Members nominated, [2005– &c.; [2007–08] 406, 667. 06] 60; [2006–07] 18; [2007–08] 21; [2008–09] 3; Reports from the Committee, [2000–01] 252; [2009–10] 3. [2001–02] 771; [2002–03] 165, &c.; [2003–04] 80, &c.; Members discharged and others nominated, [2001–02] [2004–05] 41, 222; [2005–06] 85, &c.; [2006–07] 186, 264, &c.; [2002–03] 40, &c.; [2006–07] 518, 590; &c.; [2007–08] 456, 696. [2007–08] 674. Chairman appointed, [2006–07] 59, 178, 518, 590; Member discharged; another added, [2003–04] 72. [2007–08] 447, 688. Minutes of Proceedings: An additional Member nominated, [2002–03] 507. —to be printed, [2000–01] 359; [2001–02] 814; Twenty-two additional Members nominated, [2001– [2002–03] 711; 2003–04] 627; [2004–05] 106; 02] 134, [2002–03] 10. —to lie upon the Table, [2005–06] 874.
VI. WELSH GRAND COMMITTEE: 1. Matters referred to Committee
Title of Matter Referred to Committee Reported from the Committee (All meetings in Westminster and with oral questions unless otherwise noted)
[2000–01] Government's legislative programme and the Chancel- 7 11 lor's Pre-Budget Statement as they relate to Wales (no provision for questions for oral answer) Building safer communities in Wales 105 (on Division) 137 Budget Statement and its implications for Wales (with 173 199 provision for a sitting at County Hall, Cwmbran) [2001–02] Government's legislative programme as it relates to 28 42 Wales Pre-Budget Statement and its implication for Wales 190 225 Budget Statement and its implication for Wales 439 509 The draft National Health Service (Wales) Bill (no 677 694 provision for questions for oral answer) [2002–03] Government's legislative programme as it relates to 8 24 Wales (with provision for adjournment debate) COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 119
Title of Matter Referred to Committee Reported from the Committee (All meetings in Westminster and with oral questions unless otherwise noted)
Government's Pre-Budget Report as it relates to Wales 42 62 (with provision for adjournment debate) Economy in Wales 410 477 Draft Public Audit (Wales) Bill 522 548 [2003–04] Government's legislative programme as it relates to 13 45 Wales and Public Expenditure in Wales (no provision for questions for oral answer) Budget Statement and its implications for Wales (no 184 235 provision for questions for oral answer) The Report of the Richard Commission (no provision 357 428 for questions for oral answer) Draft Transport (Wales) Bill (no provision for questions 393 (sitting times 471 for oral answer) amended, 468) [2004–05] Government's legislative programme as it relates to 6 32 Wales (no provision for questions for oral answer) [2005–06] Government's legislative programme as it relates to 56 79 Wales (no provision for questions for oral answer) Budget Statement (no provision for questions for oral 552 — answer) [2006–07] Government's legislative programme as it relates to 17 — Wales [2007–08] Government's legislative programme as it relates to 79 — Wales (no provision for questions for oral answer) Budget Statement and its implications for Wales 206 306 Future of energy in Wales 418 461 Public Expenditure in Wales 715 (for debate in fol- — lowing Session) [2008–09] Public Expenditure in Wales Referred in previous 39 Session Government's Legislative Programme as it relates to 56 — Wales (no provision for questions for oral answer) Budget Statement as it relates to Wales (no provision 290 339 for questions for oral answer) Ninth Report from the Welsh Affairs Committee, Pro- 542 624 posed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Com- petence) (Welsh Language) Order 2009(no provision for questions for oral answer) [2009–10] Government's Legislative Programme as it relates to 39 97 Wales (no provision for questions for oral answer) 120 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 2. Incidental Proceedings Chairman appointed, [2006–07] 59; [2007–08] 85, 297, 447. Matters referred, [2000–01] 7, &c.; [2001–02] 28, etc.; [2002–03] 8, &c.; [2003–04] 13, &c.; [2004–05] 6; Additional Members nominated by Committee of [2005–06] 56, 552; [2006–07] 17; [2007–08] 79, &c.; Selection to serve for the remainder of the Session, [2008–09] 56, &c.; [2009–10] 39. [2000–01] 6. Reports from the Committee, [2000–01] 11, &c.; Two additional Members nominated by Committee of [2001–02] 42, &c.; [2002–03] 24, &c.; [2003–04] 45, Selection, [2001–02] 134; [2002–03] 10; [2003–04] 20; &c.; [2004–05] 32; [2005–06] 79; [2007–08] 306, 461; [2004–05] 13; [2005–06] 60; [2006–07] 18; [2007–08] [2008–09] 39, &c.; [2009–10] 97. 21, 260; [2008–09] 3; [2009–10] 3. Orders relating to sittings: Members discharged, [2007–08] 264. —Committee to meet at specified places in Wales, A Member discharged and another added, [2001–02] [2000–01] 173. 201; [2007–08] 82. —Committee to meet at Westminster, [2000–01] 7, Order, That notwithstanding paragraph (1) of Standing 105; [2001–02] 28, &c.; [2002–03] 8, &c.; [2003–04] Order (Welsh Grand Committee (composition and busi- 13, &c.; [2004–05] 6; [2005–06] 56, 552; [2006–07] 17; ness)), in respect of a certain meeting, the Welsh Grand [2007–08] 79, &c.; [2008–09] 56, &c.; [2009–10] 39. Committee shall consist of all Members representing Welsh constituencies, together with two named Members, —Committee to take Questions for oral answer and [2001–02] 39. consider a matter, [2000–01] 105, 173; [2001–02] 28, etc.; [2002–03] 42, 522; [2006–07] 17; [2007–08] 206, Minutes of Proceedings: &c. —to be printed, [2000–01] 11, 137, 199; [2001–02] —Committee to hold adjournment debate [2002–03] 814; [2002–03] 711; [2003–04] 627. 8, 42. —to lie upon the Table, [2005–06] 874; [2006–07] —Order amending a previous Order, [2003–04] 468. 613; [2007–08] 306.
VII. STANDING COMMITTEE ON REGIONAL AFFAIRS, REGIONAL AFFAIRS COMMIT- TEE AND REGIONAL GRAND COMMITTEES: 1. Standing Committee on Regional Affairs (name changed to Regional Affairs Committee, [2005–06] 865)
Title of Matter Referred to Committee Reported from the Committee
[2000–01] Raising the economic performance of the regions and 339 358 tacking regional imbalances [2001–02] Regional Governance in England 245 273 Regional Development Agencies 414 436 White Paper ‘Your Region, Your Choice: Revitalising 689 700 the English Region’ (Cm 5511) [2002–03] Progress in developing the roles of the Government 231 309 Offices in the Regions (GOs) [2003–04] English Regions and referendums on elected regional 13 36 assemblies Regional economic performance and the northern way 289 376
Order, That Standing Order (Standing Committee on Order, That Standing Order (Regional Affairs Com- Regional Affairs) be amended to leave out the title and mittee) be suspended, with effect from 1st January 2009 insert the words ‘Regional Affairs Committee’ instead until the end of the current Parliament (and new Standing thereof; and in line 2, to leave out the words ‘Standing Orders, creating Regional Grand Committees be made), Committee on Regional Affairs’ and insert the words ‘Re- amended and agreed to, [2007–08] 682. gional Affairs Committee’ instead thereof, [2005–06] 865. COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 121 Twelve Members nominated, [2000–01] 6. Member discharged; another Member added, [2003– 04] 23, 310. Thirteen Members nominated, [2001–02] 148; [2002– 03] 10; [2003–04] 20; [2004–05] 13. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, [2000–01] 359; [2001–02] 814; [2002–03] 711; [2003–04] 627. Additional Member nominated, [2000–01] 326.
VIII. REGIONAL GRAND COMMITTEES Orders under Standing Order (Regional Grand Com- debate on the regional economy: tackling the recession, mittees): [2008–09] 469.* —South West Regional Grand Committee, to meet in —West Midlands Regional Grand Committee, to meet Exeter to take questions and to hold a general debate on in Sandwell to take questions and to hold a general debate the response to the economic downturn: tackling unem- on the economy: building the West Midlands’ future, ployment, [2008–09] 468.* [2008–09] 469.* —South East Regional Grand Committee, to meet in —East Midlands Regional Grand Committee, to meet Reading to take questions and to hold a general debate on in Nottingham on a certain day between 2.00 pm and identifying the growth sectors of the South East economy 4.30 pm to take questions and to hold a general debate on and ensuring that their growth is maximised, [2008–09] Building Britain’s Future: how the region will make the 468.* most of the upturn, [2008–09] 542** (550). —Yorkshire and the Humber Regional Grand Com- Motion for Order under Standing Order (Regional mittee, to meet in Barnsley to take questions and to hold Grand Committees), negatived: a general debate on responding to the downturn and plan- —East Midlands Regional Grand Committee, to meet ning the region’s future economy, [2008–09] 468.* in Nottingham on a certain day between 1.00 pm and —East of England Regional Grand Committee, to meet 3.30 pm to take questions and to hold a general debate on in Bedford to take questions and to hold a general debate Building Britain’s Future: how the region will make the on priorities for a future regional strategy, [2008–09] most of the upturn, [2008–09] 468.* 469.* *on Division , **on deferred Division. —North West Regional Grand Committee, to meet in Order, That new Standing Orders creating Regional Liverpool to take questions and to hold a general debate Grand Committees be made, with effect from 1st January on Building Britain’s Future: the North West’s response to 2009 until the end of the current Parliament (and Stand- the economic downturn, [2008–09] 469.* ing Order (Regional Affairs Committee) be suspended), —North East Regional Grand Committee, to meet in amended and agreed to [2007–08] 682. Middlesbrough to take questions and to hold a general
IX. STANDING COMMITTEE ON THE CONVENTION: Appointed, [2001–02] 599; [2002–03] 57; [2002–03] —Third and Fourth Reports, [2001–02] 765. 48. —Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Reports, [2002–03] 184. Lords give leave for Alternate Representatives and —Eighth and Ninth Reports, [2002–03] 374. other Lords to attend, [2001–02] 628. —Tenth Report, [2002–03] 454. Reports that the Committee has considered Reports from the United Kingdom Representatives: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, [2001–02] 814; [2002–03] 712. —First and Second Reports, [2001–02] 695.
X. STANDING COMMITTEE ON THE INTER-GOVERNMENTAL CONFERENCE: Temporary Standing Order (Standing Committee on Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, [2002–03] 712; the Inter-Governmental Conference), [2002–03] 597. [2003–04] 627. Lords give leave for Lords to attend, [2002–03] 604. 122 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING
XI. STANDING COMMITTEES ON DELEGATED LEGISLATION: [For Statutory Instruments, &c., referred to and 178, &c.; [2002–03] 14, &c.; [2002–03] 14, &c.; [2003– reported from Standing Committees see alphabetical 04] 17, &c.; [2004–05] 100, &c.; [2005–06] 112, &c.; entries, and tables in annual indexes under STATUTORY [2006–07] 7, &c.; [2007–08] 19, &c.; [2008–09] 14, &c.; INSTRUMENTS, &c. and under DELEGATED LEGIS- [2009–10] 10, &c. LATION.] —more than one instrument, [2000–01] 336; [2001– Delegated legislation allocated by the Speaker to 02] 178, &c.; [2002–03] 133, &c.; [2003–04] 95; [2004– particular Standing or Delegated Legislation Committees, 05] 148; [2005–06] 828; [2006–07] 527; [2007–08] 116; [2000–01] 20, &c.; [2001–02] 47, &c.; [2002–03] 9, &c.; [2008–09] 14, 196. [2003–04] 18, &c.; [2004–05] 20, &c.; [2005–06] 59, —to Northern Ireland Grand Committee, [2002–03] &c.; [2006–07] 18, &c.; [2007–08] 20, &c.; [2008–09] 139, 156, 467; [2003–04] 126, 393; [2004–05] 173; 18, &c.; [2009–10] 19, &c. [2005–06] 61, &c.; [2006–07] 137. —to an existing Committee, [2000–01] 110; [2001–02] Delegated legislation reported from Standing or 176. Delegated Legislation Committees, [2000–01] 26, &c.; —transferred to an existing Committee, [2000–01] [2001–02] 206, &c.; [2002–03] 16, &c.; [2003–04] 24, 347; [2003–04] 119. &c.; [2004–05] 45, &c.; [2005–06] 67, &c.; [2006–07] 26, &c.; [2007–08] 25, &c.; [2008–09] 27, &c.; [2009– —Allocated, [2002–03] 171; [2009–10] 40; Com- 10] 29, &c. mittee discharged, [2002–03] 198; Allocated to a new Committee, [2002–03] 205; [2009–10] 68. —from Northern Ireland Grand Committee, [2002–03] 165, 174, 509; [2003–04] 155, 439; [2004–05] 222; Delegated legislation referred to Standing or Delegated [2005–06] 85, &c.; [2006–07] 186. Legislation Committees, [2000–01] 81, &c.; [2001–02]
XII. EUROPEAN COMMITTEES: For the documents referred to a Standing Commit- 908-9; [2002–03] 794-6; [2003–04] 707; [2004–05] 377; tee and the proceedings and reports thereon see annu- [2005–06] 983-5; [2006–07] 690-1; [2007–08] 809-12; al Journals, as follows: [2000–01] 417-9; [2001–02] [2008–09] 802-4; [2009–10] 480-1.
XIII. MISCELLANEOUS: 1. Minutes of Proceedings of Standing Committees: 3. Instructions given to Public Bill Committees: Minutes of Proceedings of Standing Committees to be That it be an Instruction to the Crime and Security Bill printed, [2000–01] 11, &c.; [2001–02] 73, &c.; [2002–03] Committee that it has power to make provisions in the 80, &c.; [2003–04] 73, &c.; [2004–05] 28, &c. Bill to enable restrictions to be placed on the hours during which alcohol may be sold or supplied, [2009–10] 231. Minutes of Proceedings of Standing or General Committees to lie upon the Table, [2000–01] 26, &c.; 4. Chairmen of Standing, Public Bill, Grand and Gen- [2001–02] 60, &c.; [2002–03] 16, &c.; [2003–04] 24, eral Committees: &c.; [2004–05] 28, &c.; [2005–06] 67, &c.; [2006–07] Members appointed Chairman by the Speaker: 26, &c.; [2007–08] 25, &c. —Standing Committees on Bills, [2000–01] 40, &c.; 2. Leave given, etc. to Standing and Public Bill Com- [2001–02] 37, &c.; [2002–03] 51, &c.; [2003–04] 55, mittees: &c.; [2004–05] 13, &c.; [2005–06] 63, &c. Leave for Standing Committee to sit twice on first day, —an additional Chairman, [2000–01] 55, &c.; [2001–02] 43, 132, 196; [2002–03] 200, 243; [2003–04] [2001–02] 67; [2002–03] 188, &c.; [2003–04] 100, &c.; 271, 489; [2004–05] 28, &c. [2004–05] 56, &c. —As part of Programme Order, [2000–01] 26, &c.; —General Committees on Bills, [2006–07] 22, &c. [2001–02] 60, &c.; [2002–03] 32, &c. [2003–04] 41, &c.; [2005–06] 41, &c.; [2006–07] 33, &c. —an additional Chairman, [2006–07] 178, &c. Leave for Public Bill Committee to sit twice on first —Public Bill Committees, [2007–08] 13, &c.; [2008– day, [2007–08] 23, &c.; [2008–09] 339. 09] 57, &c.; [2009–10] 40, &c. —As part of a Programme Order, [2006–07] 33, &c.; —an additional Chairman, [2007–08] 635, &c.; [2007–08] 29, &c.; [2008–09] 47, &c.; [2009–10] 27, &c. [2008–09] 380, &c.; [2009–10] 155, &c. Leave for Standing Committee on a Bill to sit twice on —Second Reading Committees, [2001–02] 210; first day, [2000–01] 26, &c.; 2001–02] 60, &c.; [2002–03] [2002–03] 77; [2004–05] 45; [2006–07] 98, 373; [2008– 32, &c.; [2003–04] 41, &c.; [2005–06] 41, &c. 09] 39, 624; [2009–10] 67(2), 296. COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 123 —Special Standing Committee (three Chairmen), —Standing Committees on Bills, [2000–01] 40, &c.; [2001–02] 160. [2001–02] 47, &c.; [2002–03] 38, &c.; [2003–04] 51, &c.; [2004–05] 13, &c.; [2005–06] 59, &c. —Grand Committees, [2000–01] 9, &c.; [2001–02] 30, &c.; [2002–03] 13, &c.; [2003–04] 39, &c.; [2004–05] —two additional Members, [2005–06] 63. 27, &c.; [2005–06] 64, &c.; [2006–07] 59, &c.; [2007– —General Committees on Bills, [2006–07] 18, &c. 08] 85, &c.; [2008–09] 19, &c.; [2009–10] 68, &c. —Public Bill Committees, [2007–08] 20, &c.; [2008– —an additional Chairman, [2004–05] 225. 09] 18, &c.; [2009–10] 40, &c. —Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation, —Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation, [2000–01] 9, &c.; [2001–02] 47, &c.; [2002–03] 12, &c.; [2000–01] 6, &c.; [2001–02] 47, &c.; [2002–03] 9, &c.; [2003–04] 18, &c.; [2004–05] 26, &c.; [2005–06] 63, &c. [2003–04] 18, &c.; [2004–05] 20, &c.; [2005–06] 59, &c. —one Chairman in place of another, [2000–01] 240, —two additional Members, [2005–06] 63, &c. &c.; [2001–02] 162, &c.; [2002–03] 55, &c.; [2003–04] 100, &c.; [2004–05] 149, &c.; [2005–06] 269, &c. —Delegated Legislation Committees, [2006–07] 18, &c.; [2007–08] 20, &c.; [2008–09] 18, &c.; [2009–10] —an additional Chairman, [2004–05] 248. 19, &c. —Delegated Legislation Committees, [2006–07] 22, —Second Reading Committees, [2001–02] 210; &c.; [2007–08] 20, &c.; [2008–09] 18, &c.; [2009–10] [2002–03] 77; [2004–05] 38; [2006–07] 98, 373; [2008– 19, &c. 09] 18, 624; [2009–10] 67(2), 296. —one Chairman in place of another, [2006–07] 236, —Special Standing Committee, [2001–02] 160. &c.; [2007–08] 251, &c.; [2008–09] 54, &c.; [2009–10] 182, &c. —European Standing Committees, [2001–02] 134. —European Standing Committees, [2000–01] 9, &c.; —European Committees, [2007–08] 5, &c.; [2008–09] [2001–02] 197, &c.; [2002–03] 13, &c.; [2003–04] 23, 11, &c.; [2009–10] 20, &c. &c.; [2004–05] 10, &c.; [2005–06] 114, &c.; [2006–07] —Special Standing Committees, [2001–02] 160. 311. —Discharge of members of Standing Committees, —one Chairman in place of another, [2004–05] 10, [2002–03] 198; [2003–04] 103. &c. —and appointment of others, [2001–02] 62, &c.; —European Committees, [2007–08] 260; [2008–09] [2002–03] 12, &c.; [2003–04] 23, &c.; [2004–05] 22, 19, &c.; [2009–10] 135, &c. &c.; [2005–06] 67, &c. —Standing Committee on the Convention, [2001–02] —Appointment of an additional member, [2001–02] 686. 109, 293. —Standing Committee on Regional Affairs, [2001–02] Additional Members nominated to Welsh Grand 686. Committee, [2000–01] 6 (to serve for the remainder of the —Standing Committee on the Inter-Governmental Session), 134; [2002–03] 10; [2003–04] 20; [2004–05] Conference, [2003–04] 9. 13; [2005–06] 60; [2006–07] 18; [2007–08] 21, 260; [2008–09] 3; [2009–10] 3. Resolution on Pay for Chairmen of Standing Com- mittees, (on Division, after Amendment negatived on Members discharged, [2007–08] 264. Division) [2005–06] 126. A Member discharged and another added, [2001–02] Resolution on Pay for Chairmen of Standing Commit- 201; [2007–08] 82. tees (No. 2), [2005–06] 126. Additional Members nominated to Northern Ireland 5. Members of Standing, Public Bill, Grand and Gen- Grand Committee: [2000–01] 6; [2001–02] 134, [2002– eral Committees: 03] 10; [2003–04] 34; [2004–05] 13; [2005–06] 60; [2006–07] 18; [2007–08] 21; [2008–09] 3; [2009–10] 3. Resolution reported by Committee of Selection relat- ing to changes in membership of Standing Committees on An additional Member nominated, [2002–03] 507. Bills, [2000–01] 2; [2001–02] 50; [2002–03] 6; [2003– Members discharged and others nominated, [2001–02] 04] 16; [2004–05] 11; [2005–06] 57. 264, &c.; [2002–03] 40, &c.; [2006–07] 518, 590; Members of Committee on Delegated Legislation [2007–08] 674. discharged, [2000–01] 58, 337; [2001–02] 185, &c.; Member discharged; another added, [2003–04] 72. [2002–03] 198; [2003–04] 103; [2005–06] 807. 6. Allocations and referrals to Standing Committees: —and appointment of others, [2000–01] 25, &c. Instrument allocated to an existing Standing Commit- Order relating to membership of Welsh Grand Com- tee on Delegated Legislation, [2000–01] 110. mittee, [2001–02] 39. Instruments, previously allocated to one Standing Members nominated by Committee of Selection to Committee on Statutory Instruments, allocated to another serve on Standing or General Committees: Committee already nominated in respect of an Instrument, [2000–01] 347. 124 COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING
Instruments, previously allocated to one Standing —a Delegated Legislation Committee, [2007–08] 259, Committee on Statutory Instruments, allocated to another 264; [2008–09] 27, &c.; [2009–10] 25, &c. Committee, [2001–02] 626. —a European Committee, [2007–08] 297; [2008–09] Bills allocated by the Speaker to particular Standing 67, &c.; [2009–10] 26, &c. Committees, [2000–01] 40, &c.; [2001–02] 47, &c.; —a Finance Bill Committee, [2008–09] 404. [2002–03] 38, 77, &c.; [2003–04] 51, &c.; [2004–05] 13, &c.; [2005–06] 59, 78, &c. 8. Programming Sub-Committees: —transferred from one Standing Committee to anoth- Members appointed by the Speaker [2000–01] 40, &c.; er, [2001–02] 343, 357, 456, 585; [2002–03] 77, 325, 382, [2001–02] 76, &c.; [2002–03] 51, &c.; [2003–04] 55(2), 428; [2003–04] 172, 290, 425; [2005–06] 78, 425. &c.; [2004–05] 45, &c.; [2005–06] 63, &c.; [2006–07] 58, &c.; [2007–08] 27, &c.; [2008–09] 57, &c.; [2009– Delegated legislation allocated by the Speaker to 10] 40, &c. particular Standing or Delegated Legislation Committees, [2000–01] 20, &c.; [2001–02] 47, &c.; [2002–03] 9, &c.; —Members in place of others, [2001–02] 131, &c.; [2003–04] 18, &c.; [2004–05] 20, &c.; [2005–06] 59, [2003–04] 59, &c. &c.; [2006–07] 18, &c.; [2007–08] 20, &c.; [2008–09] 9. Orders relating to number, timing and duration of 18, &c.; [2009–10] 19, &c. sittings: —to an existing Committee, [2000–01] 110; [2001–02] Order, That on a future day, no standing committee 176. sitting at Westminster shall sit between specified times, —transferred to an existing Committee, [2000–01] [2000–01] 31. 347; [2003–04] 119. Order, That on a future day, the Order relating to meet- —Allocated, [2002–03] 171; [2009–10] 40; Com- ings of Standing Committees shall apply as if that day mittee discharged, [2002–03] 198; Allocated to a new were a Thursday, [2001–02] 429. Committee, [2002–03] 205; [2009–10] 68. Order, That on a future day, no Standing Committee Delegated legislation referred to Standing or Delegated shall sit earlier than half-past Three o’clock (as part of a Legislation Committees, [2000–01] 81, &c.; [2001–02] wider Order), [2001–02] 509. 178, &c.; [2002–03] 14, &c.; [2002–03] 14, &c.; [2003– 10. Incidental matters: 04] 17, &c.; [2004–05] 100, &c.; [2005–06] 112, &c.; [2006–07] 7, &c.; [2007–08] 19, &c.; [2008–09] 14, &c.; Report of Members not nominated to the Committee [2009–10] 10, &c. present in the Committee room, [2000–01] 191, 195. Minutes of Proceedings of the Committee to be printed, —more than one instrument, [2000–01] 336; [2001– [2000–01] 199. Order, That the Bill shall be deemed 02] 178, &c.; [2002–03] 133, &c.; [2003–04] 95; [2004– to have been reported to the House as amended by the 05] 148; [2005–06] 828; [2006–07] 527; [2007–08] 116; Committee, and as if those Clauses and Schedules the [2008–09] 14, 196. consideration of which had not been completed by the —to Northern Ireland Grand Committee, [2002–03] Committee had been ordered to stand part of the Bill, with 139, 156, 467; [2003–04] 126, 393; [2004–05] 173; the outstanding Amendments which stood on the Order [2005–06] 61, &c.; [2006–07] 137. paper in the name of Mr Charles Clarke, [2000–01] 200. Matters and instruments referred to Standing Commit- Order, That any documents referred to a European tees: Standing Committee which has not been nominated may be considered by a temporary European Standing —to Northern Ireland Grand Committee, [2000–01] Committee nominated by the Committee of Selection, 101, 223; [2001–02] 244, &c.; [2002–03] 139, &c.; [2005–06] 107. [2003–04] 53, &c.; [2004–05] 6, &c.; [2005–06] 61, &c.; [2006–07] 17, &c.; [2007–08] 406, 667. Resolution on Pay for Chairmen of Standing Com- mittees, [2005–06] 126 (On Division, after Amendment —to Welsh Grand Committee, [2000–01] 7, &c.; negatived on Division). [2001–02] 28, etc.; [2002–03] 8, &c.; [2003–04] 13, &c.; [2004–05] 6; [2005–06] 56, 552; [2006–07] 17; [2007– Resolution on Pay for Chairmen of Standing Commit- 08] 79, &c.; [2008–09] 56, &c.; [2009–10] 39. tees (No. 2), [2005–06] 126. Bills referred to Standing Committees: Public Bill Committee discharged from considering a Private Member’s Bill, [2006–07] 485. —to Second Reading Committees [2001–02] 178; [2002–03] 67; [2004–05] 24; [2006–07] 72, 338; [2008– 11. Returns: 09] 18, 573; [2009–10] 24(2), 271. Returns relating to Standing Committees ordered and —to a Special Standing Committee [2001–02] 153. made: 7. Standing and General Committees discharged, &c.: —for Session 1999–2000, [2000–01] 13, 119; for Ses- sion 2000–01, [2001–02] 26, 108; for Session 2001–02, Public Bill Committee discharged from considering a [2002–03] 18, 122; for Session 2002–03, [2003–04] 16, Private Members Bill [because Bill withdrawn], [2006– 18; for Session 2003–04, [2004–05] 14, 17; for Ses- 07], 485. sion 2004–05, [2005–06] 24, 48; for Session 2005–06, Discharge of all members of: [2006–07] 10, 51; for Session 2006–07, [2007–08] 14, —a Standing Committee, [2001–02] 185, &c. COMMITTEES, GENERAL and STANDING 125 110; for Session 2007–08, [2008–09] 13, 242; for Session Order, That the Order of the House of 7th July 2005 2008–09, [2009–10] 23, 166. relating to European Standing Committees (Temporary Nomination) shall continue to have effect in the next 12. Standing and Sessional Orders: Session of Parliament for a period not longer than three Order changing Standing Orders relating to the Legis- months, [2006–07] 611. lative Process [replacing Standing Committees by Public Bill and other General Committees], [2005–06] 864. 126 COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE
For Bills considered in Committees of the whole House see also the alphabetical list of Bills in BILLS, PUBLIC. For Orders relating to Committees of the whole House, proceedings therein and Reports therefrom see also BILLS, PUBLIC, above
I. Bills Committed to a Committee of the Whole House 1. Government Bills 2. Private Members Bills
II. Incidental Proceedings
I. BILLS COMMITTED TO A COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE: 1. Government Bills
Title of Bill Committed House resolves Reported itself into Com- mittee
[2000–01] Armed Forces (Re-committed from Select Committee) 204 284 With an Amend- ment, 285 Capital Allowances (Re-committed from Joint Commit- 111 (discharged, — — tee pursuant to Standing Order (Tax simplification bills)) 138) Election Publications [Lords] 300 300 Without Amend- ment, 300 Elections [Lords] 300 300 With Amend- ments, 300 Finance (certain Clauses and Schedules) 308 315, 319 Without Amend- ment, 320 House of Commons (Removal of Clergy Disqualifica- 120 173 Without Amend- tion) ment, 174 Hunting (certain Clauses and any New Clauses) 37 69 With Amend- ments, 71 [2001–02] Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security 199 207, 217 With Amend- ments, 220 European Communities (Amendment) 45 68, 84, 91 Without Amend- ment, 91 European Communities (Finance) 42 98 Without Amend- ment, 98 Finance (specified Clauses and Schedules) 524 536, 540 Without Amend- ment, 541 Human Reproductive Cloning [Lords] 231 231 Without Amend- ment, 231 Mobile Telephones (Re-programming) [Lords] 714 726 Without Amend- ment, 727 National Insurance Contributions 549 587 With an Amend- ment, 588 Northern Ireland Arms Decommissioning (Amendment) 270 285 Without Amend- ment, 285 COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE 127
Title of Bill Committed House resolves Reported itself into Com- mittee
[2002–03] Electricity (Miscellaneous Provisions) 143 174 With an Amend- ment, 175 European Union (Accessions) 418 434 Without Amend- ment, 434 Finance (specified Clauses and Schedules) 370 392, 397 With Amend- ments, 397 Fire Services 379 424 With Amendments and Amended Title, 425 Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) (Re-committed from Joint Committee pursuant to Standing Order (Tax law rewrite bills)) 117 (discharged, 186) — — Northern Ireland Assembly Elections 255 255 Without Amend- ment, 255 Northern Ireland Assembly (Elections and Periods of 385 387 Without Amend- Suspension) Bill ment, 3 87 Northern Ireland (Monitoring Commission etc.) Bill 605 607 With an Amend- [Lords] ment, 608 Regional Assemblies (Preparations) (specified Clauses) 32 93 Without Amend- ment, 94 [2003–04] Finance (specified Clauses and Schedules) 271 288, 292 With Amend- ments, 294 Scottish Parliament (Constituencies) 125 304 Without Amend- ment, 304 [2004–05] Constitutional Reform [Lords] 90 (part), 128 128, 131, 194 With Amend- ments, 200 Disability Discrimination [Lords] 313 315 With Amend- ments, 316 Electoral Registration (Northern Ireland) [Lords] 182 184 Without Amend- ment, 184 European Union 155 Finance (No. 2) 314 314 Without Amend- ment, 315 Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) (Re-committed 131 (dis- from Joint Committee pursuant to Standing Order (Tax charged, 217) law rewrite bills)) International Organisations [Lords] 314 329 With an Amend- ment, 329* Prevention of Terrorism 177 190 Without Amend- ment, 190 Public Service Ombudsman (Wales) [Lords] 313 316 With an Amend- ment, 316 [2005–06] Finance (certain Clauses and Schedules) 45 52 Without Amend- ment, 54 Terrorism 222 237, 242 With Amend- ments, 244 Electoral Administration (specified Clauses and Sched- 217 251 With Amend- ules) ments, 253 128 COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE
Title of Bill Committed House resolves Reported itself into Com- mittee European Union (Accessions) 234 298 Without Amend- ment, 298 Government of Wales 354 381, 384, 397 With Amend- ments, 400 Northern Ireland 588 591 Without Amend- ment, 592 Northern Ireland (Miscellaneous Provisions) (specified 492 571, 575 With Amend- Clauses and Schedules) ments, 576 Finance (No. 2) (specified Clauses and Schedules) 579 594, 597 Without Amend- ment, 598 Armed Forces (Re-committed from Select Committee) 332 636 With Amend- ments, 637 [2006–07] Northern Ireland (St Andrews Agreement) 11 13 Without Amend- ment, 13 Investment Exchanges and Clearing Houses 27 30 Without Amend- ment, 30 Northern Ireland (St Andrews Agreement) (No.2) 257 259 Without Amend- ment, 259 Finance 304 320 With Amend- ments, 325 Income Tax (Re-committed from Joint Committee pur- suant to Standing Order (Tax law rewrite bills)) 117 (discharged, 167) — — International Tribunals (Sierra Leone) 402 403 Without Amend- ment, 404 Rating (Empty Properties) 389 408 Without Amend- ment, 409 Parliament (Joint Departments) 420 507 Without Amend- ment, 507 [2007–08] Banking (Special Provisions) 199 200 Without Amend- ment, 201 Criminal Evidence (Witness Anonymity) 525 525 With Amend- ments, 526 European Communities (Finance) 25 125 Without Amend- ment, 125 European Union (Amendment) 136 161, 165, 177, Without Amend- 182, 205, 215, ment, 240 218, 223, 231, 239 Finance (specified Clauses and New Clauses) 331 349, 352 Without Amend- ment, 354 Human Fertilisation and Embryology (specified Clauses 381 401, 405 406 and Schedules) [2008–09] Constitutional Reform and Governance 641 684, 689 With Amend- ments, 720 (to lie upon the Table) Corporation Tax (Re-committed from Joint Committee 97 pursuant to Standing Order (Tax law rewrite bills)) (discharged, 174) — — COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE 129
Title of Bill Committed House resolves Reported itself into Com- mittee Finance 339 352, 357 Without Amend- ment, 359 Industry and Exports (Financial Support) 222 284 Without Amend- ment, 284 Northern Ireland 181 183 Without Amend- ment, 184 Parliamentary Standards 476 481, 489 With Amend- ments, 490 [2009–10] Cluster Munitions (Prohibitions) Bill [Lords] 347 363 With Amend- ments, 364 Corporation Tax Bill (Re-committed from Joint Com- 121 mittee pursuant to Standing Order (Tax law rewrite bills)) (discharged, 201) — — Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill (Re-com- 6 146, 167, 187, 217 Without Amend- mitted without Question put, pursuant to Order) ment, 218 Digital Economy Bill [Lords] 404 417 With Amendments and Amended Title, 418 Finance Bill 413 416 Without Amend- ment, 416 Fiscal Responsibility Bill 100 152 Without Amend- ment, 153 Northern Ireland Assembly Members Bill [Lords] 327 414 Without Amend- ment, 414 Personal Care at Home Bill 77 124 Without Amend- ment, 125 Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Bill 121 (Re-committed from Joint Committee pursuant to Stand- ing Order (Tax law rewrite bills)) (discharged, 201) — — Terrorist Asset-Freezing (Temporary Provisions) Bill 212 212 With Amend- ments, 213 Video Recordings Bill 111 112 Without Amend- ment, 112
2. Private Members Bills
Title of Bill Committed House resolves Reported itself into Com- mittee [2009–10] Anti-Slavery Day Bill 206 206 With Amend- ments, 207 Damages (Asbestos-Related Conditions) (No. 2) Bill 207 207 Without Amend- ment, 207 130 COMMITTEES OF THE WHOLE HOUSE
II. INCIDENTAL PROCEEDINGS: House to resolve itself into a Committee on a future Chairman to report Progress and ask leave to sit again, day, [2000–01] 121; [2001–02] 524, 714; [2002–03] 93, [2001–02] 537; [2003–04] 289; [2005–06] 238, 382, 386, &c.; [2003–04] 288, 304; [2004–05] 129, 132; [2005–06] 571, 594. 45, 234, 238, 579, 588; [2007–08] 136, 331; [2009–10] 6, Chairman leaves chair at 10.00 pm to report Progress, &c. [2001–02] 69, 85. —again, [2001–02] 69, 85, 209, 537; [2002–03] 397; —after 10.00 pm, [2001–02] 209. [2003–04] 292; [2005–06] 238, &c.; Chairman leaves chair to report Bill (pursuant to Pro- —on re-committal, [2000–01] 204; [2004–05] 131; gramme Order): [2005–06] 636. —without Amendment, [2000–01] 174; [2001–02] 92, —immediately, under Allocation of Time Order, 231; [2002–03] 255, 387; [2003–04] 304; [2004–05] 184, [2002–03] 255, 387, 607. 190, 315; [2006–07] 13, 30, 259, 404, 409, 507; [2007– House resolves itself into a Committee on Bills, 08] 125; [2008–09] 183, &c.; [2009–10] 112, &c. —immediately, under Allocation of Time Order, —as amended, [2001–02] 220, 588; [2002–03] 175, [2001–02] 231; &c.; [2004–05] 200; [2005–06] 253 &c.; [2009–10] 213. —according to Order, [2000–01] 69, 173, 284 (as —as amended (specified Clauses and a New Clause), amended in Select Committee), 300(2), 315; [2001–02] [2000–01] 71; [2002–03] 397; [2006–07] 325; [2007–08] 68, &c.; [2004–05] 128, &c.; [2005–06] 52, &c.; [2006– 401. 07] 13, 30, 259, 320, 403, 408, 507; [2007–08] 125, 161, Instruction to a Committee: 348, 401; [2008–09] 339; [2009–10] 112, 124, 146, 152, 212, 364. That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Euro- pean Union (Amendment) Bill that it have power to make —again, according to Order, [2000–01] 319; [2001– provision in the Bill for the holding of a referendum on 02] 84, 217, 541; [2004–05] 131, 194; [2005–06] 242, the United Kingdom’s continued membership of the Euro- 384, 397, 575, 597; [2006–07] 323; [2007–08] 165, pean Union, negatived, on Division, [2007–08] 234. 177, 182, 205, 215, 218, 223, 231, 234, 239, 352, 405; [2008–09] 358, 489, 689; [2009–10] 167, 187, 217. Committee discharged from considering Bill on re-committal from Joint Committee on Tax Simplification —pursuant to Order, [2004–05] 184, 315, 316. or on tax law rewrite Bills: —pursuant to Resolution, [2004–05] 314, 329. —Capital Allowances Bill, [2000–01] 138. Specific Clauses of and Schedules to a Bill committed —Corporation Tax Bill, [2008–09] 174. to a Committee of the whole House: —Corporation Tax Bill, [2009–10] 201. —certain Clauses, [2002–03] 32; [2008–09] 339. —Income Tax Bill, [2006–07] 167. —certain Clauses and any New Clauses, [2000–01] 37. —Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Bill, [2002–03] —certain Clauses and Schedules, [2000–01] 309; 186. [2001–02] 524; [2003–04] 271; [2005–06] 45, 217; [2006–07] 320; [2007–08] 331. —Income Tax (Trading and Other Income), [2004–05] 217. —certain Clauses and Schedules and New Clauses on certain subjects, [2002–03] 371; [2004–05] 90; [2005–06] —Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Bill, 579. [2009–10] 201. Allocation of Time and Programme Orders governing proceedings in Committee of the whole House, [2002–03] 32, 371; [2002–03] 143, &c.; [2008–09] 657. COMMITTEES, JOINT 131 COMMITTEES, JOINT
I. APPOINTED UNDER STANDING ORDERS RELATING TO PUBLIC BUSINESS CONSOLIDATION, &C., BILLS: Question put, 61). [2001–02] Commons Members appointed, 70 (Motion made and Question put, 61). Commons Members appointed, 262. Lords communicate that they have appointed a select Message from the Lords, That they have appointed a committee, and proposing date of Committee of twelve Lords to join meeting, 79. with a Committee appointed by the Commons, 418. House concurs with proposed date, 80. Commons concur with time of meeting proposed by the Lords, 431. Reports: Report relating to the European Parliamentary Elec- First [Criminal Justice and Police Bill], 319. tions Bill [Lords], 523. Special Reports: Message from the Lords, that they have amended their First [Criminal Justice and Police Bill], 179. Standing Order relating to the Second [Implementation of the Human Rights Act committee, 808. 1998], 311. [2003–04] Third [Scrutiny of Bills], 333. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- Minutes of Evidence reported, 179, &c. mittee, and proposing date of meeting 142. Commons agree to date of meeting, 147. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. Report on: [2001–02] —Statute Law (Repeals) Bill [Lords], 159. Message from the Lords, That they have appointed a Select Committee of six Lords to [2005–06] join with a Committee appointed by the Commons, 42. Commons Members appointed, 271. Commons Members appointed, 81. Message from the Lords communicating reference of a Bill to the Joint Committee: Lords concur with time of meeting proposed by the Commons, 84. —National Health Service (Consequential Provisions) Bill [Lords], 685. Standing Order amended (power to adjourn from place to place extended), 282. Report on: —Lords communicate that they have made similar —Wireless Telegraphy Bill [Lords], 640. Amendment, 315. —Parliamentary Costs Bill [Lords], 739. Member discharged; another added, 99. —National Health Service Bill [Lords], 739. Member added, 195. —National Health Service (Wales) [Lords], 739. Chairman chosen, 106. —National Health Service (Consequential Provisions) Standing Order amended, by reducing quorum to two Bill [Lords], 739. when taking oral evidence, 195. [2007–08] Reports: Member discharged; another added, 304. First [Homelessness Bill], 155. Message from the Lords communicating reference of a Second [Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Bill], 193. Bill to the Joint Committee: Third [Proceeds of Crime Bill], 221. —Statute Law (Repeals) Bill [Lords], 300. Fourth [Sex Discrimination (Election Candidates) Report on: Bill], 221. —Statute Law (Repeals) Bill [Lords], 349. Fifth [Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Bill: Further HUMAN RIGHTS: Report], 240. [2000–01] Sixth [Mental Health 1983 (Remedial) Order 2001], 272. Lords message of previous session considered; House con:curs, 61. Seventh [Making of Remedial Orders], 272. Standing Order (Human rights (joint committee)) Eighth [Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill], 272. made, 70 (Motion made and Ninth [Scrutiny of Bills: Progress Report], 272. 132 COMMITTEES, JOINT Tenth [Animal Health Bill], 306. Seventh [Scrutiny of Bills: Further Progress Report], 257. Eleventh [Proceeds of Crime Bill: Further Report], 336. Eighth [Scrutiny of Bills: Further Progress Report], 315. Twelfth [Employment Bill], 367. Ninth [The Case for a Children’s Commissioner for Thirteenth [Police Reform Bill [Lords]], 367. England], 359. Fourteenth [Scrutiny of Bills: Private Members’ Bills Tenth [The UN Convention on the Rights of the and Private Bills], 385. Child], 439. Fifteenth [Police Reform Bill: Further Report], 426. Eleventh [Criminal Justice Bill: Further Report], 439. Sixteenth [Scrutiny of Bills: Further Progress Report], Twelfth [Scrutiny of Bills: Further Progress Report], 520. 439. Seventeenth [Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Thirteenth [Anti-Social Behaviour Bill], 440. Bill], 613. Fourteenth [Work of the Northern Ireland Human Eighteenth [Scrutiny of Bills: Further Progress Re- Rights Commission], 495. port], 613. Fifteenth [Scrutiny of Bills and Draft Bills: Further Nineteenth [Draft Communications Bill], 693. Progress Report], 547. Twentieth [Draft Extradition Bill], 719. Sixteenth [Draft Voluntary Code of Practice on Twenty-first [Scrutiny of Bills: Further Progress Re- Retention of Communications Data under Part 11 of the port], 719. Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001], 680. Twenty-second [The Case for a Human Rights Com- Seventeenth [Scrutiny of Bills], 696. mission: Interim Report], 719. Eighteenth [The Government’s Response to the Twenty-third [Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Committee’s Tenth Report of Session 2002–03 on the UN Bill: Further Report], 764. Convention on the Rights of the Child], 696. Twenty-fourth [Adoption and Children Bill: as amend- Nineteenth [Draft Gender Recognition Bill], 696. ed by the House of Lords], 776. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Twenty-fifth [Draft Mental Health Bill], 800. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Twenty-sixth [Scrutiny of Bills: Final Progress Re- [2003–04] port], 800. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 437, &c. mittee, 12. Memoranda reported, 581. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. First [Deaths in Custody: Interim Report], 44. [2002–03] Second [Government’s Response to Ninth Report, Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- 2002–03, on the Case for a Children’s Commissioner for mittee to join with the Committee appointed by the Com- England], 44. mons as the Joint Committee on Human Rights, 47. Third [Scrutiny of Bills: Progress Report], 86. Commons Members discharged; others added, 118, Fourth [Scrutiny of Bills: Second Progress Report], 634. 113. Standing Order (Human rights (joint committee)) Fifth [Asylum and Immigration (Treatment of Claim- amended so as to reduce quorum to two, 625; Lords ants, etc.) Bill], 113. communicate that they have ordered that the quorum shall be two, 643. Sixth [Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001: Statutory Review and Continuance of Part IV], 146. Reports: Seventh [The Meaning of Public Authority under the First [Scrutiny of Bills: Progress Report], 87. Human Rights Act 1998], 146. Second [Criminal Justice Bill], 146. Eighth [Scrutiny of Bills: Third Progress Report], 182. Third [Scrutiny of Bills: Further Progress Report], 146. Ninth [Naval Discipline Act 1957 (Remedial) Order Fourth [Scrutiny of Bills: Further Progress Report], 2004], 216. 164. Tenth [Scrutiny of Bills: Fourth Progress Report], 249. Fifth [Continuation in Force of sections 21 to 23 of the Eleventh [Commission for Equality and Human Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001], 198. Rights: Structure, Function and Powers], 273. Sixth [The Case for a Human Rights Commission], Twelfth [Scrutiny of Bills: Fifth Progress Report], 328. 212. COMMITTEES, JOINT 133 Thirteenth [Scrutiny of Bills: Sixth Progress Report], Nineteenth [The Work of the Committee in the 359. 2001–2005 Parliament], 319. Fourteenth [Asylum and Immigration (Treatment of Minutes of Evidence reported, 102, &c. Claimants, etc.) Bill: New Clauses], 419. Memoranda laid, 319. Fifteenth [The Civil Partnership Bill], 437. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. Sixteenth [Commission on Equality and Human [2005–06] Rights: The Government’s White Paper], 483. Commons Members appointed, 124. Seventeenth [Scrutiny of Bills: Seventh Progress Report], 483. Message from the Lords, that they have appointed a Select Committee of six Lords to join with a Commit- Eighteenth [Review of Counter-terrorism Powers], tee appointed by the Commons and proposing time for 483. meeting, 141. Nineteenth [Children Bill], 505. Chairman chosen, 149. Twentieth [Scrutiny of Bills: Eighth Progress Report], Member discharged; another added, 757. 561. Reports: Twenty-first [The International Covenant on Econom- ic, Social and Cultural Rights], 561. First [Legislative Scrutiny: First Progress Report], 198. Twenty-second [The Nationality, Immigration and Second [Deaths in Custody: Further Government Re- Asylum Act 2002 (Specification of Particularly Serious sponse to the Third Report from the Committee, Session Crimes) Order 2004], 578. 2004–05], 249. Twenty-third [Scrutiny of Bills: Final Progress Re- Third [Counter-terrorism Policy and Human Rights: port], 626. Terrorism Bill and related matters], 303. Minutes of Evidence reported, 27, &c. Fourth [Legislative Scrutiny: Equality Bill], 327. Memorandum laid, 551. Fifth [Legislative Scrutiny: Second Progress Report], 327. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. Sixth [Legislative Scrutiny: Third Progress Report], [2004–05] 351. Reports: Seventh [Legislative Scrutiny: Fourth Progress Re- First [Protocol No. 14 to the European Convention on port], 370. Human Rights], 23. Eighth [Government Responses to Reports from the Second [The draft Criminal Justice Act 2003 (Catego- Committee in the last Parliament], 383. ries of Offences) Order 2004], 23. Ninth [Schools White Paper], 411. Third [Deaths in Custody], 40. Tenth [Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth [Scrutiny: First Progress Report], 85. Third Report of this Session: Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights: Terrorism and related matters], 411. Fifth [Identity Cards Bill], 123. Eleventh [Legislative Scrutiny: Fifth Progress Report], Sixth [Scrutiny: Second Progress Report], 139. 418. Seventh [Scrutiny: Third Progress Report], 159. Twelfth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights: Eighth [Scrutiny: Fourth Progress Report], 181. Draft Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 (Continuance in force of Sections 1 to 9) Order 2006], 435. Ninth [Prevention of Terrorism Bill: Preliminary Re- port], 181. Thirteenth [Implementation of Strasbourg Judgments: First Progress Report], 455. Tenth [Prevention of Terrorism Bill], 210. Fourteenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Sixth Progress Re- Eleventh [Government Response to the Third Report port], 455. from the Committee, Deaths in Custody], 210. Fifteenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Seventh Progress Twelfth [Scrutiny: Fifth Progress Report], 235. Report], 496. Thirteenth [Scrutiny: Sixth Progress Report], 265. Sixteenth [Proposal for a Draft Marriage Act 1949 (Re- Fourteenth [The Convention on the Elimination of medial) Order 2006], 536. Racial Discrimination], 265. Seventeenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Eighth Progress Fifteenth [Scrutiny: Seventh Progress Report], 300. Report], 573. Sixteenth [Equality Bill], 300. Eighteenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Ninth Progress Report], 607. Seventeenth [Review of International Human Rights], 300. Nineteenth [The UN Convention Against Torture (UNCAT)], 635. Eighteenth [Scrutiny: Final Progress Report], 319. 134 COMMITTEES, JOINT Twentieth Report [Legislative Scrutiny: Tenth Progress Eleventh [Legislative Scrutiny: Fourth Progress Re- Report], 639. port], 255. Twenty-first [Legislative Scrutiny: Eleventh Progress Twelfth [Legislative Scrutiny: Fifth Progress Report], Report], 667. 306. Twenty-second [Legislative Scrutiny: Twelfth Progress Thirteenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Sixth Progress Re- Report], 759. port], 351. Twenty-third [The Committee’s Future Working Prac- Fourteenth [Counter-terrorism Policy and Human tices], 787. Rights: Draft Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 (Continu- ance in force of sections 1 to 9) Order 2007: Government Twenty-fourth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report, Session Rights: Prosecution and Pre-Charge Detention], 787. 2006–07], 351. Twenty-fifth [Legislative Scrutiny: Thirteenth Progress Fifteenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Seventh Progress Report], 787. Report], 366. Twenty-sixth [Human Trafficking], 807. Sixteenth [Monitoring the Government’s Response to Twenty-seventh [Legislative Scrutiny: Corporate Man- Court Judgements Finding Breaches of Human Rights], slaughter and Corporate Homicide Bill], 807. 418. Twenty-eighth [Legislative Scrutiny: Fourteenth Pro- Seventeenth [Government Response to the Commit- gress Report], 807. tee’s Tenth Report of Session 2006–07: the Treatment of Asylum Seekers], 434. Twenty-ninth [Draft Marriage Act 1949 (Remedial) Order 2006], 807. Eighteenth [The human rights of older persons in healthcare], 504. Thirtieth [Government Response to the Committee’s Nineteenth Report of this Session: The UN Convention Nineteenth [Counter-terrorism policy and human Against Torture (UNCAT)], 885. rights: 28 days, intercept and post-charge questioning], 504. Thirty-first [Legislative Scrutiny: Final Progress Re- port], 885. Twentieth [Highly skilled Migrants: Changes to the Immigration Rules], 551. Thirty-second [The Human Rights Act: the DCA and Home Office Reviews], 885. Twenty-first [Human Trafficking: Update], 575. Minutes of Evidence reported, 216, &c. Minutes of Evidence reported, 10, &c. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from Memoranda laid before the Committee, 306. time to time, 665. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. [2006–07] [2007–08] Member discharged; another added, 117. Member discharged; another added, 10, 608. Reports: Reports: First [The Council of Europe Convention on the Pre- First [Government Response to the Committee’s Eight- vention of Terrorism], 104. eenth Report of Session 2006–07: the Human Rights of Second [Legislative Scrutiny: First Progress Report], Older People in Healthcare], 14. 119. Second [Counter-terrorism Policy and Human Rights], Third [Legislative Scrutiny: Second Progress Report], 83. 139. Third [Legislative Scrutiny: 1) Child Maintenance and Fourth [Legislative Scrutiny: Mental Health Bill], 139. other Payments Bill; 2) Other Bills], 101. Fifth [Legislative Scrutiny: Third Progress Report], Fourth [Government Response to the Twenty-first 149. Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07: Human Trafficking: Update], 116. Sixth [Legislative Scrutiny: Sexual Orientation Regu- lations], 185. Fifth [Legislative Scrutiny: Criminal Justice and Immi- gration Bill], 138. Seventh [Deaths in Custody: Further Developments], 195. Sixth [The Work of the Committee in 2007 and the state of Human Rights in the UK], 138. Eighth [Counter-terrorism Policy and Human Rights: Draft Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 (continuation in Seventh [A Life Like any Other: The Human Rights of force of sections 1 to 9) Order 2007], 195. Adults with Learning Disabilities], 142. Ninth [The Meaning of Public Authority under the Eighth [Legislative Scrutiny: Health and Social Care Human Rights Act], 241. Bill], 158. Tenth [The Treatment of Asylum Seekers], 250. Ninth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights (Eighth Report): Counter-Terrorism Bill], 168. COMMITTEES, JOINT 135 Tenth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights Memoranda to be published, 14, &c. (Ninth Report): Annual Renewal of Control Orders Legis- Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. lation 2008], 204. [2008–09] Eleventh [The Use of Restraint in Secure Training Centres], 221. Reports: Twelfth [Legislative Scrutiny: 1) Health and Social First [The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons Care Bill and 2) Child Maintenance and Other Payments with Disabilities], 34. Bill], 221. Second [The Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 34. Thirteenth [Government Response to the Committee’s Third [A Bill of Rights for the UK?: Government First Report of Session 2006–07: The Council of Europe Response to the Committee’s Twenty-Ninth Report of Convention on the Prevention of Terrorism], 221. Session 2007–08], 54. Fourteenth [Data Protection and Human Rights], 238. Fourth [Legislative Scrutiny: Political Parties and Fifteenth [Legislative Scrutiny], 292. Elections Bill], 104. Sixteenth [Scrutiny of Mental Health Legislation], 305. Fifth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights (Fourteenth Report): Annual Renewal Orders Legislation Seventeenth [Legislative Scrutiny: 1) Employment 2009], 155. Bill; 2) Housing and Regeneration Bill; 3) Other Bills], 339. Sixth [UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities: Government Response to the Committee’s Eighteenth [Government Response to the Commit- First Report from this Session], 178. tee’s Sixth Report of Session 2007–08: The Work of the Committee in 2007 and the State of Human Rights in the Seventh [Demonstrating respect for rights? A human UK], 356. rights approach to policing protest], 178. Nineteenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Education and Skills Eighth [Legislative Scrutiny: Coroners and Justice Bill], 384. Bill], 232. Twentieth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Ninth [Legislative Scrutiny: Borders, Citizenship and Rights (Tenth Report): Counter-Terrorism Bill], 384. Immigration Bill], 251. Twenty-first [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Tenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Policing and Crime Bill], Rights (Eleventh Report): 42 Days and Public Emergen- 268. cies], 421. Eleventh [Legislative Scrutiny: Health Bill; Maritime Twenty-second [Government Response to the Com- and Coastal Access Bill], 268. mittee’s Fourteenth Report of Session 2007–08: Data Twelfth [UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Protection and Human Rights], 460. Disabilities: Reservations and Interpretations], 268. Twenty-third [Legislative Scrutiny: Government Re- Thirteenth [Prisoner Transfer Treaty with Libya], 268. plies], 460. Fourteenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Welfare Reform Twenty-fourth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Bill], 287. Rights: Government Responses to the Committee’s Twen- tieth and Twenty-First Reports of Session 2007–08], 460. Fifteenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Policing and Crime Bill (gangs injunctions)], 321. Twenty-fifth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights (Twelfth Report): Annual Renewal of 28 Days Sixteenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Coroners and Justice 2008], 479. Bill (certified inquests)], 355. Twenty-sixth [Legislative Scrutiny: Criminal Evidence Seventeenth [Government replies to the Second, (Witness Anonymity) Bill], 547. Fourth, Eighth, Ninth and Twelfth Reports of Session 2008–09], 393. Twenty-seventh [Use of Restraint in Secure Training Centres: Government Reply to the Committee’s Eleventh Eighteenth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Report of this Session], 547. Rights (Fifteenth Report): Annual Renewal of 28 Days 2009], 456. Twenty-eighth [UN Convention Against Torture: Dis- crepancies in Evidence Given to the Committee about the Nineteenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Parliamentary Stand- use of Prohibited Interrogation techniques in Iraq], 551. ards Bill], 485. Twenty-ninth [A Bill of Rights for the UK?], 575. Twentieth [Legislative Scrutiny: Finance Bill: Govern- ment Response to the Committee’s Sixteenth Report of Thirtieth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights 2008–09, Coroners and Justice Bill (certified inquests)], (Thirteenth Report): Counter-Terrorism Bill], 599. 515. Thirty-first [Monitoring the Government’s Response to Twenty-first [Legislative Scrutiny: Marine and Coastal Human Rights Judgments: Annual Report 2008], 599. Access Bill: Government Response to the Committee’s Thirty-second [Scrutiny of Mental Health Legislation: Thirteenth Report of 2008–09], 544. Government Response], 599. Twenty-second [Demonstrating respect for rights?: Minutes of Evidence reported, 14, &c. Follow-Up], 544. 136 COMMITTEES, JOINT Twenty-third [Allegations of UK complicity in tor- Sixteenth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human ture], 585. Rights (Seventeenth Report): Bringing Human Rights Back In], 313. Twenty-fourth [Closing the Impunity Gap: UK law on genocide (and related crimes) and redress for torture Evidence to be printed, 14, &c. victims), 585. Written evidence to be published, 35, &c. Twenty-fifth [Children’s rights], 618. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Twenty-sixth [Legislative Scrutiny: Equality Bill], 665. STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS: Twenty-seventh [Retention, use and destruction of [2000–01] biometric data: correspondence with Government], 710. Reports from the Joint Committee: Twenty-eighth [Legislative Scrutiny: Child Poverty Bill], 710. First, 16. Second, 33. Third, 65. Fourth, 86. Fifth, 104. Sixth, 122. Seventh, 141. Eighth, 160. Ninth, 183. Tenth, Evidence to be printed, 16, &c. 219. Eleventh, 245. Twelfth, 269. Thirteenth, 292. Four- Written evidence to be published, 16, &c. teenth, 321. Fifteenth, 337. Sixteenth, 352. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Reports from the Select Committee: [2009–10] First, 160. Second, 321. Member discharged; another added, 50. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed: Reports: —Joint Committee, 365. First [Any of our business? Human rights and the UK —Select Committee, 365. private sector], 14. [2001–02] Second [Work of the Committee in 2008–09], 88. Message from the Lords, That they have appointed a Third [Legislative scrutiny: Financial Services Bill and Select Committee of seven Lords to join with a Commit- Pre-Budget Report], 88. tee appointed by the Commons, 28. Fourth [Legislative Scrutiny: Constitutional Reform Commons appoint seven Members and propose date and Governance Bill; Video Recordings Bill], 127. and time of meeting, 39. Lords concur, 42. Fifth [Legislative Scrutiny: Digital Economy Bill], Chairman chosen, 88. 171. Member discharged; another Member added, 542, 583. Sixth [Demonstrating Respect for Rights? Follow Up: Orders of reference amended, 556. Government Response to the Committee’s Twenty-second Report of Session 2008–09], 171. Reports from the Joint Committee: Seventh [Allegation of Contempt: Mr Trevor Phillips], First, 59. Second, 67. Third, 88. Fourth, 106. Fifth, 221. 131. Sixth, 144. Seventh, 158. Eighth, 173. Ninth, 189. Tenth, 205. Eleventh, 224. Twelfth, 243. Thirteenth, Eighth [Legislative Scrutiny: Children, Schools and 258. Fourteenth, 277. Fifteenth, 295. Sixteenth, 309. Families Bill; Other Bills], 221. Seventeenth, 323. Eighteenth, 340. Nineteenth, 353. Ninth [Counter-Terrorism Policy and Human Rights Twentieth, 373. Twenty-first, 389. Twenty-second, 412. (Sixteenth Report): Annual Renewal of Control Orders Twenty-third, 431. Twenty-fourth, 444. Twenty-fifth, 464. Legislation 2010], 251. Twenty-sixth, 508. Twenty-seventh, 525. Twenty-eighth, 535. Twenty-ninth, 559. Thirtieth, 577. Thirty-first, 596. Tenth [Children’s Rights: Government Response to the Thirty-second, 616. Thirty-third, 636. Thirty-fourth, 652. Committee’s Twenty-fifth Report of Session 2008–09], Thirty-fifth, 675. Thirty-sixth, 699. Thirty-seventh, 724. 251. Thirty-eighth, 765. Thirty-ninth, 786. Fortieth, 807. Eleventh [Any of our business? Human Rights and the Reports from the Select Committee: UK private sector: Government Response to the Commit- tee’s First Report of Session 2009–10], 251. First, 88. Second, 596. Third, 659. Twelfth [Legislative Scrutiny: Crime and Security Minutes of Proceedings to be printed: Bill; Personal Care at Home Bill; Children, Schools and —Joint Committee, 815. Families Bill], 251. —Select Committee, 815. Thirteenth [Equality and Human Rights Commission], 279. [2002–03] Fourteenth [Legislative Scrutiny: Equality Bill (Sec- Reports from the Joint Committee: ond Report); Digital Economy Bill], 279. First, 18. Second, 34. Third, 56. Fourth, 72. Fifth, 92. Fifteenth [Enhancing Parliament’s role in relation to Sixth, 120. Seventh, 134. Eighth, 150. Ninth, 168. Tenth, human rights judgments], 313. 183. Eleventh, 202. Twelfth, 217. Thirteenth, 240. Four- teenth, 262. Fifteenth, 283. Sixteenth, 301. Seventeenth, 319. Eighteenth, 373. Nineteenth, 394. Twentieth, 416. COMMITTEES, JOINT 137 Twenty-first, 443. Twenty-second, 462. Twenty-third, 482. Member discharged; another added, 214, 666. Twenty-fourth, 501. Twenty-fifth, 527. Twenty-sixth, 552. Reports from the Joint Committee: Twenty-seventh, 603. Twenty-eighth, 639. Twenty-ninth, 653. Thirtieth, 667. Thirty-first, 683. Thirty-second, 704. First, 100. Second, 119. Third, 150. Fourth, 193. Fifth, 207. Sixth, 225. Seventh, 241. Eighth, 262. Ninth, 283. Special Report [Departmental Returns, 2000–2002], Tenth, 297. Eleventh, 312. Twelfth, 327. Thirteenth, 704. 344. Fourteenth, 376. Fifteenth, 396. Sixteenth, 412. Reports from the Select Committee: Seventeenth, 427. Eighteenth, 446. Nineteenth, 466. Twentieth, 483. Twenty-first, 508. Twenty-second, 529. First, 34. Second, 217. Third, 639. Fourth, 667. Twenty-third, 562. Twenty-fourth, 590. Twenty-fifth, 616. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 248, 704. Twenty-sixth, 632. Twenty-seventh, 649. Twenty-eighth, 661. Twenty-ninth, 677. Thirtieth, 698. Thirty-first, 714. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed: Thirty-second, 732. Thirty-third, 751. Thirty-fourth, 772. —Joint Committee, 713. Thirty-fifth, 830. Thirty-sixth, 849. Thirty-seventh, 870. —Select Committee, 713. Special Reports from the Joint Committee: [2003–04] First [Departmental Returns], 150. Member discharged; another added, 46, 68. Second [Scrutinising Statutory Instruments: Depart- mental Returns 2005], 751. Reports from the Joint Committee: Reports from the Select Committee: First, 15. Second, 30. Third, 47. Fourth, 76. Fifth, 88. Sixth, 104. Seventh, 116. Eighth, 132. Ninth, 150. Tenth, First, 402. Second, 412. Third, 562. Fourth, 601. Fifth, 167. Eleventh, 187. Twelfth, 206. Thirteenth, 235. Four- 677. Sixth, 873. teenth, 253. Fifteenth, 273. Sixteenth, 291. Seventeenth, Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from 306. Eighteenth, 323. Nineteenth, 341. Twentieth, 354. time to time: Twenty-first, 378. Twenty-second, 395. Twenty-third, 412. Twenty-fourth, 431. Twenty-fifth, 453. Twenty-sixth, —Joint Committee, 678. 476. Twenty-seventh, 500. Twenty-eighth, 518. Twen- —Select Committee, 678. ty-ninth, 540. Thirtieth, 557. Thirty-first, 572. Thirty-sec- ond, 588. Thirty-third, 605. Thirty-fourth, 620. [2006–07] First Special Report, 620. Reports from the Joint Committee: Reports from the Select Committee: First, 20. Second, 37. Third, 54. Fourth, 76. Fifth, 112. Sixth, 128. Seventh, 144. Eighth, 160. Ninth, 176. Tenth, First, 476. Second, 557. Third, 620. 196. Eleventh, 213. Twelfth, 233. Thirteenth, 247. Four- Minutes of Proceedings to be printed: teenth, 284. Fifteenth, 315. Sixteenth, 341. Seventeenth, 356. Eighteenth, 374. Nineteenth, 407. Twentieth, 426. —Joint Committee, 629. Twenty-first, 445. Twenty-second, 469. Twenty-third, —Select Committee, 629. 493. Twenty-fourth, 519. Twenty-fifth, 547. Twenty-sixth, 575. Twenty-seventh, 591. Twenty-eighth, 608. [2004–05] Special Reports Reports from the Joint Committee: First [Scrutinising Statutory Instruments: Departmental First, 17. Second, 35. Third, 57. Fourth, 79. Fifth, 97. Returns 2006], 493. Sixth, 115. Seventh, 134. Eighth, 154. Ninth, 175. Tenth, 202. Eleventh, 226. Twelfth, 259. Thirteenth, 295. Four- Reports from the Select Committee: teenth, 312. First, 54. Second, 144. Third, 374. Fourth, 608. Reports from the Select Committee: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table: First, 79. Second, 115. Third, 312. —Joint Committee, 6. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed: —Select Committee, 6. —Joint Committee, 327. [2007–08] —Select Committee, 327. Reports from the Joint Committee: [2005–06] First, 22. Second, 37. Third, 55. Fourth, 73. Fifth, 91. Message from the Lords, That they have appointed a Sixth, 132. Seventh, 147. Eighth, 169. Ninth, 186. Tenth, Select Committee of seven Lords to join with a Commit- 208. Eleventh, 227. Twelfth, 243. Thirteenth, 261. Four- tee appointed by the Commons, 57. teenth, 298. Fifteenth, 310. Sixteenth, 327. Seventeenth, 361. Eighteenth, 375. Nineteenth, 395. Twentieth, 415. Commons appoint seven Members, 83. Twenty-first, 448. Twenty-second, 466. Twenty-third, 487. Commons propose date and time of meeting, 83. Lords Twenty-fourth, 509. Twenty-fifth, 537. Twenty-sixth, 559. concur, 85. Twenty-seventh, 618. Twenty-eighth, 637. Twenty-ninth, 654. Thirtieth, 665. Thirty-first, 689. Thirty-second, 705. Chairman chosen, 100, 676. Reports from the Select Committee: 138 COMMITTEES, JOINT First, 22. Second, 186. Third, 361. Fourth, 559. Fifth, (As Tax Simplification) 689. Sixth, 705. Resolution, That it is expedient that a Joint Committee Special Reports: be appointed, 35 (Motion made, and Question put, 30). First [Government Response to the First Special Re- Standing Order (Tax Simplification (Joint Commit- port from the Committee, Session 2006–07: Scrutinising tee)), made, 59. Committee nominated, 60. Statutory Instruments: Departmental Returns, 2006], 327. Lords concur and communicate that they have appoint- Second [Scrutinising Statutory Instruments: Depart- ed a select committee, and proposing date of meeting, 67. mental Returns 2007], 509. Ordered, That Committee meet Lords Committee as Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table: proposed by their Lordships, 67. —Joint Committee, 6. Minutes of Evidence reported, 93, 111. —Select Committee, 6. First Report [Capital Allowances Bill], 111. Bill report- ed, without Amendment, 111. [2008–09] [2001–02] Member discharged; another added, 703. Name of Committee changed to Tax law rewrite, 556. Reports from the Joint Committee: [2002–03] First, 20. Second, 41. Third, 83. Fourth, 104. Fifth, 122. Sixth, 142. Seventh, 186. Eighth, 213. Ninth, 237. Members appointed, 49. Tenth, 257. Eleventh, 274. Twelfth, 324. Thirteenth, 347. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- Fourteenth, 361. Fifteenth, 382. Sixteenth, 417. Seven- mittee, 65. teenth, 442. Eighteenth, 464. Nineteenth, 496. Twentieth, 525. Twenty-first, 555. Twenty-second, 652. Twenty-third, Chairman chosen, 119. 672. Twenty-fourth, 694. Twenty-fifth, 715. Reports: Special Reports from the Joint Committee: First [Income tax (Earnings and Pensions) Bill] (with First [Government Response to the Committee’s minutes of evidence and memoranda), 117, 120. Second Special Report of Session 2007–08: Scrutinising [2003–04] Statutory Instruments: Departmental Returns: 2007], 142. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- Second [Scrutinising Statutory Instruments: Depart- mittee, 31. mental Returns: 2008], 525. [2004–05] Reports from the Select Committee: Member discharged; another added, 29, 68. First, 274. Second, 341. Third, 382. Fourth, 555. Fifth, 715. Reports from the Joint Committee: Formal Minutes to be published: First [Income Tax (Trading and other Income) Bill], 134. —Joint Committee, 12. [2005–06] —Select Committee, 12. Members appointed, 305. [2009–10] Message from the Lords, that they have appointed a Member discharged; another added, 49. Select Committee of twelve Lords to join with a Commit- Reports from the Joint Committee: tee appointed by the Commons, 332. First, 43. Second, 69. Third, 98. Fourth, 137. Fifth, [2006–07] 157. Sixth, 178. Seventh, 201. Eighth, 235. Ninth, 286. Chairman chosen, 127. Tenth, 323. Eleventh, 352. Twelfth, 374. Thirteenth, 402. First [Income Tax Bill], 128. Special Reports from the Joint Committee: Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 128. First [Government Response to the Committee’s Second Special Report of Session 2008–09: Scrutinising [2007–08] Statutory Instruments: Departmental Returns, 2008], 69. Member discharged; another added, 10, 403. Reports from the Select Committee: [2008–09] First, 69. Second, 98. Third, 235, Fourth, 402. Member discharged; another added, 48, 703. Formal Minutes of Proceedings to be published: Report from the Select Committee: —Joint Committee, 8. First [Corporation Tax], 99. —Select Committee, 8. [2009–10] TAX LAW REWRITE BILLS: Chairman chosen, 121. [2000–01] Member discharged; another added, 50. COMMITTEES, JOINT 139 Reports from the Joint Committee: Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 370, &c. First [Corporation Tax Bill and Taxation (International Memoranda to be printed, 370, &c. and Other Provisions) Bill], 121. Report, 524. TAX SIMPLIFICATION BILLS: see TAX LAW RE- DRAFT CHILDREN (CONTACT) AND ADOPTION WRITE BILLS. BILL: II. OTHER JOINT COMMITTEES: [2004–05] CONVENTIONS: Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a [2005–06] Joint Committee be appointed to consider and report on any draft Children (Contact) and Adoption Bill, 135. Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a Joint Committee be appointed to consider the practical- Commons concur; appoint Select Committee of six ity of codifying the key conventions on the relationship Members, 152. between the two Houses of Parliament which affect the Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- consideration of legislation, 582. mittee to join with the Committee appointed by the Com- Motion made, and Question put that the Lords message mons as the Joint Committee on the Children (Contact) be now considered, 612. and Adoption Bill, 154. Speaker’s opinion as to the decision challenge, Divi- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 186, &c. sion deferred, 613 Report, 304. Commons concurs; appoints Select Committee of six DRAFT CIVIL CONTINGENCIES BILL: Members, 629. [2002–03] Lords communicate that they have appointed a Committee to join with the Committee appointed by the Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a Commons as the Joint Committee on Conventions, 636. Joint Committee of Lords and Commons be appointed to consider and report on any draft Civil Contingencies Bill Chairman chosen, 644. by the end of October 2003, 451. First Special Report, 648. Commons concur; appoint Select Committee of eleven Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 671, &c. Members, 534. Memoranda laid, 671, &c. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- mittee and propose time for meeting, 538. Commons Report, 862. concur, 542. DRAFT BRIBERY BILL: Choice of Chairman reported, 566. [2008–09] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 585, &c. Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a Report, 683. Joint Committee of Lords and Commons be appointed to consider and report on any draft Bribery Bill presented to DRAFT CLIMATE CHANGE BILL: both Houses, and that the Committee should report by 21 [2006–07] July 2009, 264. Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a Commons concurs; appoints Select Committee of Joint Committee of Lords and Commons be appointed to twelve Members, 298. consider and report on the draft Climate Change Bill, 256. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Commons concurs; appoints Select Committee of Committee to join with the Committee appointed by the twelve Members, 297. Commons as the Joint Committee on the draft Bribery Bill, 349. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Committee to join with the Committee appointed by the Chairman chosen, 355. Commons as the Joint Committee on the draft Climate Written evidence to be published, 355, &c. Change Bill, 303. First Report, 562. Commons concurs, 310. DRAFT CHARITIES BILL: Chairman chosen, 315. [2003–04] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 382, &c. Message from the Lords, That it is expedient to ap- Memoranda to be published, 383. point Committee, 262. First Report, 539. Commons concur and appoint Committee (six Mem- DRAFT COMMUNICATIONS BILL: bers), 299. [2001–02] Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- mittee, 315. Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a Joint Committee of Lords and Commons be appointed Chairman chosen, 328. 140 COMMITTEES, JOINT to consider and report on any draft Communications Bill DRAFT GAMBLING BILL: presented to both Houses by a Minister of the Crown, [2002–03] and that the Committee should report not later than three months after any such Bill has been presented to both Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a Houses, 518. Joint Committee of Lords and Commons be appointed on the draft Gambling Bill presented to both Houses, to Commons concur, and appoint Committee of six Mem- report by 8th April 2004, 502. bers, 527. Commons concur; appoint Select Committee of seven Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- Members, 534. mittee and propose time for meeting, 530. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- Commons concur, 532. mittee and propose time for meeting, 582; Commons Minutes of Evidence reported, 584, &c. concur, 592. Report, 743. Choice of Chairman reported, 603. DRAFT CONSTITUTIONAL RENEWAL BILL: Order, That the Order appointing the Committee be amended by leaving out the words ‘in the United King- [2007–08] dom’ (to permit the Committee to travel outside the Unit- Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a ed Kingdom), 634. Lords communicate that they have Joint Committee of Lords and Commons be appointed to made the same Amendment, 643. consider and report on the draft Climate Change Bill, 300. [2003–04] Commons concur, and appoint Select Committee of Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- eleven Members, 358. mittee, 10. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- Commons concur and appoint Committee (eight Mem- mittee to join with the Committee appointed by the Com- bers), and propose day and time of meeting, 17. mons as the Joint Committee on the draft Constitutional Renewal Bill, 365. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 47, &c. Chairman chosen, 369. Report, 243. Minutes of Evidence, 389. DRAFT GAMBLING BILL (REGIONAL CASINOS): Memoranda, 389. [2003–04] First Report, 579. Message from the Lords, That it is expedient to ap- point Committee, and that they have appointed a Commit- DRAFT CORRUPTION BILL: tee, 379. [2002–03] Commons concur, appoint Committee (eight Mem- Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a bers), and propose day and time of meeting, 389. Joint Committee of Lords and Commons be appointed to Chairman chosen, 401. consider and report on any draft Corruption Bill, to report four months after presentation, 184. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 422, &c. Commons concur; appoint Select Committee of seven Report, 463. Members, 231. DRAFT HUMAN TISSUE AND EMBRYOLOGY BILL: Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- [2006–07] mittee and propose time for meeting, Commons concur, 276. Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a Joint Committee of Lords and Commons be appointed to Minutes of Evidence reported, 394, &c. consider and report on any draft Human Tissue and Em- Report, 566. bryos Bill presented to both Houses by a Minister of the Crown, and that the Committee should report on any draft DRAFT DISABILITY DISCRIMINATION BILL: Bill by 25th July, 316. [2003–04] Commons concurs; appoints Select Committee of nine Message from the Lords, That it is expedient to ap- Members, 328. point Committee, 48. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- Commons concur and appoint Committee (six Mem- mittee to join with the Committee appointed by the Com- bers), 81. mons as the Joint Committee on the draft Human Tissue and Embryos Bill, 333. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- mittee, 89. Commons concurs, 342. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 137, &c. Chairman chosen, 351. Memoranda to be printed, 137, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 383, &c. Report, 291. Memoranda to be published, 383. COMMITTEES, JOINT 141 First Report, 539. DRAFT MENTAL INCAPACITY BILL: DRAFT LEGAL SERVICES BILL: [2002–03] [2005–06] Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a Joint Committee be appointed on any draft Mental Inca- Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a pacity Bill, to report by the end of October 2003, 451. Joint Committee be appointed to consider any draft Legal Services Bill, 617. Commons concur; appoint Select Committee of eight Members, 534. Commons concur; appoint Select Committee of six Members, 630. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- mittee and propose time for meeting, 538. Commons Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- concur, 542. mittee to join with the Committee appointed by the Com- mons as the Joint Committee on the draft Legal Services Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 591, &c. Bill, 641. Report, 696. Chairman chosen, 651. HOUSE OF LORDS REFORM: Memorandum laid, to be printed, 651, &c. [2001–02] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 658, &c. Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a Report, 750. Joint Committee be appointed on House of Lords Reform, 587. DRAFT MARINE BILL: Commons concur; appoint Select Committee of twelve [2007–08] Members; Committee nominated, 619. Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- joint Committee of the Lords and Commons be appointed mittee and propose time for meeting, 660. Commons to consider and report on any draft Marine Bill presented concur, 661. to both Houses by a Minister of the Crown, 322. Choice of Chairman reported, 675. Commons concurs; appoints Select Committee of eleven Members, 377. Special Reports: Lords communicate that they have appointed a First [House of Lords Reform: First Steps], 699. Committee to join with the Committee appointed by the [2002–03] Commons as the Joint Committee on the draft Marine Bill, 385. Lords communicate that they have come to a Resolu- tion on a Joint Committee on House of Lords Reform, 6. Chairman chosen, 395. Commons concur; appoint Select Committee of Minutes of Evidence, 425. twelve Members in accordance with Resolution of 19th Memoranda 425. June 2002, with same powers and membership as in last Session, 33. First Report, 559. Lords communicate that they have appointed a Com- DRAFT MENTAL HEALTH BILL: mittee and propose time for meeting; Commons concur, [2003–04] 42. Message from the Lords, That it is expedient to ap- Reports: point Committee, 458. First [House of Lords Reform], 72. Commons concur and appoint Committee (twelve Second [House of Lords Reform], 363. Members), 472. Special Report: Lords appoint Committee, and propose day and time of meeting, 485. [Government Response to the Second Report], 562. Memoranda to be printed, 544, &c. NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY: Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 561, &c. [2009–10] [2004–05] Message from the Lords, That it is expedient that a Joint Committee of Lords and Commons be appointed to Lords communicate that they have come to a Reso- consider the National Security Strategy, 118. lution on a Joint Committee on any draft Mental Health Bill, to report by the end of March 2005, 11. Commons concurs; appoints Select Committee of twelve Members, 133. Commons concur; appoint Select Committee of twelve Members, 15. Lords Members appointed, 188. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 22, &c. Chairman chosen, 221. Memoranda laid, to be printed, 22, &c. Evidence to be printed, 362. Report, 235. 142 COMMITTEES, OTHER COMMITTEES, OTHER
HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBERS ESTIMATE: [2003–04] [2003–04] Intelligence and Security Committee Annual Report 2003–04, 439 (Motion withdrawn). Committee appointed, 106. [2005–06] —Matter referred (as part of a wider Motion), 591. Intelligence and Security Committee Annual Report [2004–05] 2005–06, 740. Report, 93. [2007–08] [2005–06] Annual Report of the Intelligence and Security Com- Concordance of Resolutions; to be printed, 454. mittee for 2006–07, 561. [2006–07] [2008–09] First Report [The Communications Allowance], 227. Annual Report of the Intelligence and Security Com- mittee for 2007–08, and the Government’s response, 342. [2007–08] [2009–10] Reports: Annual Report of the Intelligence and Security Com- First Report [Review of Members’ Allowances: mittee for 2008–09, and the Government’s response, 354. Thresholds for Receipts], 251. Reports: Second Report [Review of Members’ Allowances: Issues], 316. [2000–01] Government Response to the Report of the Intelligence and Security Committee for 1999–2000, 15; Third Report [Review of Members’ Allowances], 472. Interim Report for 2000–01, 273. Special Report: [2001–02] Government Response to the Interim Report First Special Report [Review of Members’ Allowanc- for 2000–01, 103; Report for 2001–02, and Government es], 216. Response, 606. [2008–09] [2002–03] Paper, entitled Intelligence and Security Committee Inquiry into Intelligence, Assessments and Reports: Advice prior to the Terrorist Bombings on Bali, 12th First Report [Revised Green Book and audit of Mem- October 2002, 76, Government Response, 204; Report for bers’ Allowances], 51. 2002–03, 442, Government response, 468; report on Iraqi Weapons of Mass Destruction—Intelligence and Assess- Second Report [Consolidated list of provisions of the ments 11th September 2003, 594. Resolutions of the House relating to expenditure charged to the Estimate for House of Commons: Members], 275. [2003–04] Government Response to the Report of the Intelligence and Security Committee on Iraqi Weapons INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMITTEE: of Mass Destruction—Intelligence and Assessments 11th New Standing Order, Members of the Intelligence and September 2003, 116; Report for 2003–04, 441, Govern- Security Committee (No. 152E), made, [2007–08] 561. ment response, 431. Resolution, That this House endorses the proposals for [2004–05] Report on The Handling of Detainees by the reform of practice and operation of the Intelligence UK Intelligence Personnel in Afghanistan, Guantanamo and Security Committee as set out in paragraphs 235-244 Bay and Iraq, 247, Government response, 332; Annual of the Governance of Britain White Paper, Cm. 7342-I, Report of for 2004–05, and Government response, 332. including provision for nomination of the members of [2005–06] Report on the London Terrorist Attacks on the Committee drawn from the House of Commons to be 7th July 2005, and Government response, 618; Report for based in future on proposals made by this House, [2007– 2005–06, 717, Government Response, 742. 08] 561 (after Amendment negatived on Division). [2006–07] Report on Rendition, and Government Resolution, That this House agrees with the rec- Response, 546. ommendation to the Prime Minister that a member be discharged and another added, [2007–08] 710. [2007–08] Report for 2006–07, and Government Re- sponse, 162; Debates: [2008–09] Annual Report for 2007–08, and Govern- [2002–03] ment Response, 191; Could 7/7 Have Been Prevented? Intelligence and Security Committee Report on the Review of the Intelligence on the London Terrorist At- Terrorist Bombings in Bali, 211 (Motion withdrawn). tacks on 7 July 2005, 376. Intelligence and Security Committee Annual Report [2009–10] Annual Report for 2008–09, and Govern- 2002–03, 510 (Motion withdrawn). ment Response, 330; Annual Report for 2009–10, and Government Response, 358. COMMITTEES, Select 143 COMMITTEES, SELECT I. Appointed under Standing Orders relating to Public Business 1. Domestic Committees 2. Select Committees related to Government Departments 3. Meeting concurrently pursuant to Standing Order (Select committees: power to work with other committees) 4. Other Committees appointed under Public Business Standing Orders
II. Appointed under Standing Orders relating to Private Business
III. Other Select Committees
IV. Select Committees on Bills
V. Programming Committees
VI. Reasons Committees (Lords Amendments disagreed to)
VII. Miscellaneous 1. Numbers of Members appointed 2. Quorum appointed 3. Matters referred 4. Nomination and discharging of Members 5. Reports 6. Evidence &c. reported 7. Miscellaneous
[For Reports specified as the subjects of debates, see ADJOURNMENT DEBATES ON SPECIFIED SUBJECTS; HOUSE, VI; OPPOSITION.]
I. APPOINTED UNDER STANDING ORDERS RELATING TO PUBLIC BUSINESS: 1. Domestic Committees [2004–05] ACCOMMODATION AND WORKS: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. [2000–01] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. ADMINISTRATION: [2001–02] [2000–01] Nominated, 79. Member discharged; another added, 103. Chairman chosen, 88. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. First [The Trial Summer Re-opening of the Line of Route], 104. Approved, 150. [2002–03] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. Members discharged; others added, 103, 475, 634. [2001–02] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Nominated, 79. [2003–04] Chairman chosen, 88. Reports: Member discharged; another added, 168, 184, 292, First (with Administration Committee) [Visitor Fa- 669. cilities: Access to Parliament], 120. Motion to approve; Debate stood adjourned, 280. Debate resumed, 321; Reports: Question agreed to, 325 (Question put, 322). First [The Summer Line of Route—the 2001 opening Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 627. and proposals for the future], 247. Approved, 329. 144 COMMITTEES, Select Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. Note of Committee’s discussions to be published, 15, &c. [2002–03] Note of the Parliamentary Visitor Centre Sub-Commit- Member discharged; another added, 49. tee’s discussions to be published, 32. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Memoranda laid, 287. [2003–04] Letter to be published, 8. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. First (with Accommodation and Works Committee) [2007–08] [Visitor Facilities: Access to Parliament], 120. Motion to approve; Debate stood adjourned, 280. Debate resumed, Member discharged; another added, 42, 174, 642, 710. 321; Question agreed to (deferred Division), 325 (Ques- Special Reports: tion put, 322). First [Information and Communication Technology Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 627. Services to Members: Response to the Second Report of [2004–05] from the Committee, Session 2007–07], 126. Member discharged; another added, 95. Note of Committee’s discussions to be published, 85, &c. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. [2005–06] [2008–09] Nominated, 122. Member discharged; another added, 93, 128, 170, 263. Chairman chosen, 150. Record of Committee’s discussions to be published, Member discharged; another added, 340, 623, 879. 15, &c. Reports: Formal Minutes to be published, 11. First [Post-election services], 339. [2009–10] Second [Refreshment Department Services], 405. Record of Committee’s discussions to be published, Third [House of Commons Accommodation], 707. 14, &c. Special Reports: Formal Minutes to be published, 8. First [Publication of Summary Records of Discussion and Committee Papers], 255. BROADCASTING: Second [Post-election Services: Response to the Com- [2000–01] mittee’s First Report of Session 2005–06], 584. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. Third [Refreshment Department Services: Response to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2005–06], [2001–02] 644. Nominated, 81. Record of discussions laid, 220, &c. Chairman chosen, 163. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 306. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. Memoranda laid, 501. [2002–03] Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from Members discharged; others added, 314, 666. time to time, 668. Reports: [2006–07] First [The Rules of Coverage], 448. Member discharged; another added, 474. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Reports: [2003–04] First [Improving Facilities for Educational Visitors to Parliament], 337. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 627. Second [Information and Communication Technology [2004–05] Services for Members], 311. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. Special Reports: First [House of Commons Administration: Response to CATERING: the Committee’s Third Report of Session 2005–06], 68. [2000–01] Second [House of Commons Accommodation: Further Response to the Committee’s Third Report of Session Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. 2005–06], 337. [2001–02] COMMITTEES, Select 145 Nominated, 98. [2008–09] Chairman chosen, 135. Member discharged; another added, 128. Member discharged; another added, 774. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Reports: [2009–10] First [Refreshment Facilities in the House of Com- Member discharged; another added, 8. mons], 682. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 544, 565. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBERS ESTIMATE: [2002–03] See COMMITTEES OTHER Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. [2003–04] INFORMATION: Member discharged; another added, 99. [2000–01] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 627. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. [2004–05] [2001–02] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. Nominated, 80. Chairman chosen, 141. FINANCE AND SERVICES: Members discharged; others added, 200. [2000–01] Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. First [Digital Technology: Working for Parliament and [2001–02] the Public], 671. Nominated, 200. Memoranda laid, 671. Chairman chosen, 214. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. [2002–03] [2002–03] Chairman chosen, 600. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Member discharged; another added, 544. [2003–04] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Member discharged; another added, 112. [2003–04] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. Chairman chosen, 73. [2004–05] Member discharged; another added, 25. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. [2005–06] [2004–05] Nominated, 145. Member discharged; another added, 50. Chairman chosen, 165. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. Member discharged: another added, 166, 382, 580. —two Members added, 152. MEMBERS’ ALLOWANCES: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from [2008–09] time to time, 672. Nominated, 128. [2006–07] Chairman chosen, 135. Member discharged; another added, 253. Member discharged; another added, 369. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Formal Minutes to be published, 135, 247. [2007–08] [2009–10] Member added, 304. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. 146 COMMITTEES, Select Fourth [Government Response to Third Report], 345. 2. Select Committees related to Government Depart- Minutes of Evidence reported, 22, &c. ments: Minutes of Evidence taken jointly before the Defence, Foreign Affairs, International Development and Trade and Industry Committees reported, 104, 326. AGRICULTURE: [See ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS] Memoranda reported, 358. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. BUSINESS, AND ENTERPRISE: [See BUSINESS, [2001–02] INNOVATION AND SKILLS] Nominated (Amendment proposed, but not made), 80. Chairman chosen, 88. BUSINESS, ENTERPRISE AND REGULATORY Member discharged; another added, 154, 384. REFORM: [See BUSINESS, INNOVATION AND SKILLS] Reports: First [End of Life Vehicles Directive], 224. BUSINESS, INNOVATION AND SKILLS: Second [Security of Energy Supply], 321. (As Trade and Industry Committee) Third [The Competitiveness and Productivity of UK Manufacturing Industry], 584. [2000–01] Fourth [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for Reports: 2000, Licensing Policy and Prior Parliamentary Scrutiny] First [The Work of the Committee in the 1997 Parlia- (with Defence, Foreign Affairs and International Develop- ment], 52. ment Committees), 699. Second [The Department of Trade and Industry: Role, Fifth [Managing the Nuclear Legacy: Comments on Objectives and Targets], 65. the Government White Paper], 724. Third [Vehicle Manufacturing in the UK], 111. Sixth [Fuel Poverty], 724. Fourth [Steel], 183. Special Reports: Fifth [Impact on Trade and Industry of Motor Fuel First [Government Observations on the Fourth, Fifth, Taxation], 183. Sixth, Eighth, Ninth and Twelfth Reports of Session 2000–01 on Steel; Impact on Trade and Industry of Motor Sixth [Local Loop Unbundling], 183. Fuel Taxation; Local Loop Unbundling; UK Online: The Seventh [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for First Annual Report of the E-Minister and E-Envoy; In- 1999 and Parliamentary Prior Scrutiny] (with Defence, dustrial and Trade Relations with Turkey; Ilisu Dam], 88. Foreign Affairs and International Development Commit- Second [Government Observations on the First Re- tees), 183. port], 389. Eighth [UK Online Reviewed: The First Annual Report Third [Government Observations on the Second Re- of the E-Minister and E-Envoy], 245. port], 584. Ninth [Industrial and Trade Relations with Turkey], Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 144, &c. 245. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. Tenth [Mobile Phone Masts], 269. [2002–03] Eleventh [The Draft Export Control and Non-Prolifera- tion Bill] (with Defence, Foreign Affairs and International Members discharged; others added, 49, 634(2). Development Committees), 337. Reports: Twelfth [Ilisu Dam], 358. First [Managing the Nuclear Legacy: Responses to the Thirteenth [Enterprise Policy in the Regions], 358. Committee’s Report of Session 2001–02], 18. Special Reports: Second [The Use of Retentions in the UK Construction Industry], 34. First [Observations from the Government, the Post Of- fice and the Postal Services Commission on the Thirteenth Third [Radio Spectrum Management], 92. Report, Session 1999–2000, on the Post Office and the Fourth [The Work of the Committee in 2002], 134. Future of the Network], 65. Fifth [The British Electricity Trading and Transmission Second [Government Observations on the Fourteenth Arrangements: pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Elec- Report, Session 1999–2000, on What would the Euro cost tricity (Trading and Transmission) Bill], 310. UK business?], 86. Sixth [White Paper on Modernising Company Law], Third [Government Response to First and Second 301. Reports], 292. COMMITTEES, Select 147 Seventh [The Government’s Proposals for Secondary Fifth [Support to businesses from Regional Develop- Legislation under the Export Control Act] (with Defence, ment Agencies], 324. Foreign Affairs and International Development Commit- Sixth [The work of the Export Credits Guarantee De- tees), 373. partment], 367. Eighth [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for Seventh [The Post Office Urban Network Reinvest- 2001, Licensing Policy and Parliamentary Scrutiny] (with ment Programme], 476. Defence, Foreign Affairs and International Development Committees), 373. Eighth [The UK Automotive Industry], 476. Ninth [UK Steel 2003], 443. Ninth [Updating Company Law: the Government’s consultation document on ‘Company Law: Flexibility and Tenth [The Government’s Reply to the Committee’s Accessibility’], 506. Fifth Report, on the proposed British Electricity Trading and Transmission Arrangements], 508. Tenth [Post Office Urban Network Reinvention Revis- ited], 572. Eleventh [People, Pensions and Post Offices: the im- pact of ‘Direct Payment’ on post offices and their custom- Special Reports: ers], 508. First [Government Observations on Fourteenth Report, Twelfth [The UK Biotechnology Industry], 552. Session 2002–03, on Trade and Investment Opportunities with China and Taiwan], 47. Thirteenth [The Government Reply to the Committee’s Sixth Report, on the White Paper on Modernising Compa- Second [Government Observations on the Seventeenth ny Law], 552. Report, Session 2002–03, on the Nuclear Decommission- ing Authority: Pre-legislative scrutiny of the draft Nuclear Fourteenth [Trade and Investment Opportunities with Sites and Radioactive Substances Bill], 88. China and Taiwan], 585. Third [Government Observations on the Sixteenth Fifteenth [Retaining Retentions?], 585. Report, Session 2002–03, on Rewards for Failure], 167. Sixteenth [Rewards for Failing], 603. Fourth [Responses to Second Report], 324. Seventeenth [The Nuclear Decommissioning Authori- Fifth [Responses to Third Report], 354. ty], 629. Sixth [Government Reply to the Fifth Report], 506. Special Reports: Seventh [Government Reply to the Sixth Report], 506. First [Government Response to the Sixth Report, Ses- sion 2001–02, on Fuel Poverty], 56. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Second [Government’s Observations on the Second Memoranda laid, 457, 572. Report], 184. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 629. Third [Government Observations on the Third Report], [2004–05] 240. Reports: Fourth [Government Observations on the Eleventh Report], 603. First [The Electricity Networks: Lessons from the storms of October 2002 and Future investment in the Fifth [Government Observations on the Ninth Report], networks], 17. 603. Second [Pub Companies], 40. Sixth [Government Observations on the Twelfth Re- port], 683. Third [Crown Post Offices], 70. Seventh [Government Observations on the Fifteenth Fourth [The Work of the Committee in 2004], 79. Report], 704. Fifth [Debt and Disconnection: Gas and electricity Minutes of Evidence to be printed 18, &c. supply companies and their domestic customers], 134. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. Sixth [Trade with South East Asia], 175. [2003–04] Seventh [UK Employment Regulation], 226. Member discharged; another added, 25, 530. Eighth [Progress towards the Knowledge Driven Econ- omy], 226. Reports: Ninth [Implementation of ECGD’s Business Princi- First [The work of the Committee in 2003], 88. ples], 226. Second [UK Broadband Market], 116. Tenth [Crown Post Offices: Responses to the Commit- Third [Resilience of the National Electricity Network], tee’s Third Report], 226. 167. Eleventh [Strategic Export Controls] (with Defence, Fourth [Strategic Export Controls] (with Defence, Foreign Affairs and International Development Commit- Foreign Affairs and International Development Commit- tees), 258. tees), 310. Twelfth [Fuel Prices], 259. 148 COMMITTEES, Select Thirteenth [Ofcom’s Strategic Review of Telecommu- Fifth [Response to the Ninth Report from the Commit- nications], 295. tee, Session 2004–05, on the Implementation of ECGD’s Business Principles], 150. Fourteenth [Coal Health Compensation Schemes], 295. Sixth [Response to the Sixteenth Report from the Fifteenth [The UK Aerospace Industry], 296. Committee, Session 2004–05, on Jobs for the girls], 150. Sixteenth [Jobs for the girls: the effect of occupational Seventh [Response to the Fifteenth Report from the segregation on the gender pay gap], 296. Committee, Session 2004–05, on the UK Aerospace Special Reports: Industry], 151. First [Government Response to the Eighth Report from Eighth [Response to the Sixth Report from the Com- the Committee, Session 2003–04, on The UK Automotive mittee, Session 2004–05, on Trade with South-East Asia], Industry], 40. 201. Second [Government Response to the Tenth Report Ninth [Response to the Thirteenth Report from the from the Committee, Session 2003–04, on Post Office Committee, Session 2004–05, on Ofcom’s Strategic Re- Urban Network Reinvention Revisited], 79. view of Telecommunications], 220. Third [Responses to the First Report from the Commit- Tenth [Responses to the First Report from the Commit- tee, on Electricity Distribution Networks], 226. tee, on Security of Gas Supply], 373. Fourth [Responses to the Second Report from the Eleventh [Responses to the Second Report from the Committee, on Pub Companies], 226. Committee, on Royal Mail after liberalisation], 459. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 17, &c. Twelfth [Response to the First Report from the Com- mittee, on Security of gas supply], 525. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. Thirteenth [Government Response to the Fourteenth [2005–06] Report from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Coal Nominated, 123. Health Compensation Schemes], 525. Chairman chosen, 136. Fourteenth [Government Response to the Fourth Re- port on New Nuclear? Examining the issues], 825. Member discharged; another added, 214, 382. Fifteenth Special Report [Response to the Committee’s Reports: Third Report, on Trade and Investment Opportunities First [Security of gas supply], 323. with India], 839. Second [Royal Mail after liberalisation], 339. Sixteenth [Response to the Committee’s Sixth Report, on the Work of the NDA and the UKAEA], 862. Third [Trade and Investment Opportunities with India], 671. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 201, &c. Fourth [New nuclear? Examining the issues], 727. —with Appendices, 388. Fifth [Export Credits Guarantee Department’s bribery Memoranda laid, 250. rules], 765. —to be printed, 584. Sixth [Work of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authori- Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from ty and the United Kingdom Energy Authority], 765. time to time, 685. Seventh [Strategic Export Controls], 771. [2006–07] Eighth [Export Credits Guarantee Department’s brib- Trade and Industry Committee replaced by Business, ery rules: the Government’s response to the Committee’s Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Committee from next Fifth Report of Session 2005–06], 839. Session [2007–08] of Parliament and proceedings deemed Ninth [Royal Mail Group], 844. to have been in respect of that Committee, 542. Special Reports: Reports: First [Response to the Fifth Report from the Commit- First [Local energy–turning consumers into producers], tee, Session 2004–05, on Debt and Disconnection], 150. 114. Second [Responses to the Twelfth Report from the Second [Work of the Committee in 2005–06], 170. Committee, Session 2004–05, on Fuel Prices], 150. Third [Stamp of Approval? Restructuring the Post Third [Response to the Eighth Report from the Com- Office Network], 191. mittee, Session 2004–05, on Progress towards the Knowl- Fourth [Success and failure in the UK car manufactur- edge Driven Economy], 150. ing industry], 228. Fourth [Response to the Seventh Report from the Fifth [Better Skills for Manufacturing], 312. Committee, Session 2004–05, on UK Employment Regu- lation], 150. Sixth [Marketing UK plc-UKTI’s 5 year strategy], 370. Seventh [Trade with Brazil and Mercosur], 370. Eighth [Restructuring the Post Office Network], 383. COMMITTEES, Select 149 Ninth [Recent Developments with Airbus], 422. Seventh [Keeping the door wide open: Turkey and EU Accession], 473. Tenth [Strategic Export Controls: 2007 Review], 530. Eighth [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2008): UK Eleventh [Europe moves East: the impact of the “new” Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2006, Quarterly EU Member States on UK business], 570. Reports for 2007, licensing policy and review of export Twelfth [The work of the Office of Fair Trading], 593. control legislation], 517. Thirteenth [The Future of UK Manufacturing: Public Ninth [Construction matters], 529. Procurement], 618. Tenth [Post Office finance: matters arising from evi- Special Reports: dence taken on 10th June 2008], 558. First [Royal Mail Group: Government Response to the Eleventh [Energy prices, fuel poverty and Ofgem], Ninth Report from the Committee Session 2005–06], 108. 558. Second [Local Energy—Turning Consumers into Pro- Twelfth [Post Office Card Account: successor arrange- ducers: Government Response to the Committee’s First ments], 665. Report of Session 2006–07], 312. Thirteenth [Companies House], 677. Third [Success and Failure in the UK Car Manufactur- Fourteenth [Departmental Annual Report and Scrutiny ing Industry: Government Response to the Committee’s of the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulato- Fourth Report of Session 2006–07], 383. ry Reform], 699. Fourth [Better Skills for Manufacturing: Government Special Reports: Response to the Fifth Report from the Committee, Ses- sion 2006–07], 459. First [The future of the UK Manufacturing: public pro- curement: Government Response to the Thirteenth Report Fifth [Marketing UK plc–UKTI’s five-year strategy: from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 111. Government response to the Sixth Report from the Com- mittee, Session 2006–07], 540. Second [The work of the Office of Fair Trading: Gov- ernment Response to the Trade and Industry Committee’s Sixth [Trade with Brazil and Mercosur: Government Twelfth Report of Session 2006–07], 220. response to the Seventh Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 540. Third [Europe moves East: the impact of the ‘new’ EU Member States on UK Business: Government Response Seventh [Restructuring the Post Office Network: Gov- to the Trade and Industry Committee’s Eleventh Report of ernment Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report of Session 2006–07], 220. Session 2006–07], 593. Fourth [Jobs for the Girls: Two Years On: Government Eighth [Recent Developments with Airbus: Gov- Response to the Business, Enterprise and Regulatory ernment Response to the Committee’s Ninth Report of Reform Committee’s Second Report of Session 2007–08], Session 2006–07], 593. 424. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 69, &c. Fifth [Funding the Nuclear Decommissioning Author- Minutes of Evidence of the Sub-Committee to be print- ity: Government Response to the Business and Enterprise ed, 233. Committee’s Fourth Report of Session 2007–08], 551. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Sixth [Waking up to India: Developments in UK-India economic relations: Government Response to the Busi- (As Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform ness and Enterprise Committee’s Fifth Report of Session Committee) 2007–08], 558. [2007–08] Seventh [Energy prices, fuel poverty and Ofgem: Gov- Changed to Business and Enterprise, 235. ernment Response to the Business and Enterprise Com- mittee’s Eleventh Report of Session 2007–08], 598. Nominated, 10. Eighth [Keeping the door wide open: Turkey and Chairman chosen, 17. EU Accession: Government Response to the Business Member discharged; another added, 25, 350. and Enterprise Committee’s Seventh Report of Session 2007–08], 598. Reports: Ninth [After the Network Change Programme and Post First [The Work of the Committee in 2007], 126. Office finance: Responses to the Committee’s Sixth and Second [Jobs for the Girls: Two Years On], 163. Tenth Reports of Session 2007–08], 613. Third [Post Office Closure Programme], 190. Tenth [Construction matters: Government Response to the Business and Enterprise Committee’s Ninth Report of Fourth [Funding the Nuclear Decommissioning Au- Session 2007–08], 677. thority], 320. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 30, &c. Fifth [Waking up to India: Developments in the UK-India economic relations], 320. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Sixth [After the Network Change Programme: the (As Business and Enterprise Committee) future of the Post Office Network], 404. 150 COMMITTEES, Select [2008–09] Fourth [Broadband], 221. Changed to Business, Innovation and Skills, 476. Fifth [Pub companies: follow-up], 249. Member discharged; another added, 67. Sixth [Full speed ahead: maintaining UK excellence in motorsport and aerospace], 312. Reports: Seventh [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2010): First [Energy policy: future challenges], 20. UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2008, Second [Pre-appointment hearing with Chair Elect of Quarterly Reports for 2009, licensing policy and review Ofcom, Dr Colette Bowe], 54. of export control legislation], 343. Third [Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 72. Eighth [Pub companies: follow-up: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session Fourth [Regional development agencies and the Local 2009–10], 368. Democracy, Economic Development and Construction Bill], 177. Ninth [Mergers, acquisitions and takeovers: the takeo- ver of Cadbury by Kraft], 401. Fifth [Postal Services Bill], 247. Tenth [The Skills Funding Agency and further educa- Sixth [The Insolvency Service], 286. tion funding], 401. Seventh [Pub Companies], 286. Special Reports: Eighth [Post offices—securing their future], 456. First [Risk and Reward: sustaining a higher value-add- Ninth [The Automotive Industry in the UK], 514. ed economy: Government Response to the Business and Enterprise Committee’s Eleventh Report of Session Tenth [Enterprise Finance Guarantee Scheme], 543. 2008–09], 88. Eleventh [Risk and Reward: sustaining a higher val- Second [Enterprise Finance Guarantee Scheme: Gov- ue-added economy], 573. ernment Response to the Business and Enterprise Com- Twelfth [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2009): UK mittee’s Tenth Report of Session 2008–09], 149. Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2007, Quarterly Third [Exporting out of recession: Government Reports for 2008, licensing policy and review of export Response to the Committee’s Third report of Session control legislation], 573. 2009–10], 368. Special Reports: Evidence to be printed, 14, &c. First [Companies House: Government Response to the Written evidence to be published, 88, &c. Thirteenth Report from the Committee, Session 2007– 08], 98. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Second [Energy policies: future challenges: Govern- ment Response to the First Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 177. Third [Pub Companies], 456. CHILDREN, SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES: Fourth [The Insolvency Service: Government Re- sponse to the Sixth Report from the Committee, Session (As Education and Employment Committee) 2008–09], 543. [2000–01] Fifth [Post offices—securing their future: Government Member discharged; another added, 139, 176. Response to the Business and Enterprise Committee’s Eighth Report of Session 2008–09], 618. Reports: Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. First [Early Years], 16. Written evidence to be printed, 177. Second [OFSTED Corporate Plan 2000], 16. Written evidence to be published, 456, &c. Third [Recruiting Unemployed People], 104. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Fourth [Higher Education (Access)], 104. (As Business, Innovation and Skills Committee) Fifth [New Deal: An Evaluation], 219. [2009–10] Sixth [Higher Education: Student Retention], 219. Member discharged; another added, 11. Seventh [Age Discrimination in Employment], 250. Reports: Eighth [Annual Report of Her Majesty’s Chief Inspec- tor of Schools 1999–2000], 337. First [The creation of the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills and the Departmental Report Special Reports: 2008–09], 61. First [The Work of the Committee], 104. Second [The work of the Committee in 2008–09], 87. Second [Government Response to Second Report], Third [Exporting out of recession], 127. 145. COMMITTEES, Select 151 Third [OFSTED’s Response to Second Report], 183. Fifth [Government’s and OFSTED’s response to the Fourth Report], 743. Fourth [Government Response to First Report], 250. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 148, &c. Fifth [Government Response to Third Report], 275. Memoranda reported, 264, &c. Sixth [Government Response to Fourth Report], 275. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. Seventh [Response from the Government and from the Higher Education Funding Council for England to Sixth [2002–03] Report], 357. Members discharged; others added, 86, 634. Eighth [Government Response to Seventh Report], Reports: 357. First [The Work of the Committee in 2002], 146. Ninth [Government Response to Fifth Report], 357. Second [Secondary Education: Visits to Birmingham Tenth [Work of the Committee in the 2000–01 Ses- and Auckland], 212. sion], 357. Third [A Level Standards], 288. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee reported, 337. Fourth [Secondary Education: diversity of provision], 390. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Education Sub-Committee reported, 58, &c. Fifth [The Future of Higher Education], 476. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Employment Sixth [The Work of Ofsted], 561. Sub-Committee reported, 16, &c. Seventh [Secondary Education: Pupil Achievement], Memoranda laid before the Committee reported, 357. 611. Memoranda laid before Education Sub-Committee Special Reports: reported, 16, &c. First [Government Response to the Fifth Report, Ses- Memoranda laid before the Employment Sub-Commit- sion 2001–02, on Library Resources for Higher Educa- tee reported, 357. tion], 146. Minutes of Proceedings (of Committee and two Second [Government Response to the Sixth Report, Sub-Committees) to be printed, 364. Session 2001–02, on Post-16 Student Support], 189. (As Education and Skills Committee) Third [Government Response to the Third Report], 561. [2001–02] Fourth [Government Observations on the Fourth Re- Nominated, 79. port], 599. Chairman chosen, 96. Fifth [Government Response to the Sixth Report], 636. Member discharged; another added, 185, 238. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 22, &c. Reports: Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 159. First [The Work of OFSTED], 347. Memoranda reported, 288, &c. Second [Standards and Quality in Education: The An- Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. nual Report of Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Schools for 2000–01], 468. [2003–04] Third [Individual Learning Accounts], 512. Member discharged; another added, 25. Fourth [Appointment of New HMCI], 640. Reports: Fifth [Library Resources for Higher Education], 640. First [Public Expenditure: Schools’ Funding], 34. Sixth [Post–16 Student Support], 664. Second [The Work of the Committee in 2003], 128. Special Reports: Third [The Draft School Transport Bill], 409. First [Response from the Government and from Fourth [Secondary Education: School Admissions], OFSTED to the Eighth Report from the Education and 457. Employment Committee, Session 2000–01, on Standards Fifth [Secondary Education: Teacher Retention and and Quality in Education: The Annual Report of Her Maj- Recruitment], 517. esty’s Chief Inspector of Schools for 1999–2000], 96. Sixth [The Work of OFSTED], 524. Second [Government’s and OFSTED’s Response to the First Report], 416. Special Reports: Third [Government’s Response to Third Report], 632. First [Government Response to Seventh Re- port,2002–03, on Secondary Education: Pupil Achieve- Fourth [Responses from Government and OFSTED to ment], 52. the Second Report], 640. Second [Government Response to First Report], 146. 152 COMMITTEES, Select Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 12, &c. Fifth [Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session 2005–06], 881. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 192, &c. [2004–05] Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from Member discharged; another added, 109. time to time, 736. Reports: [2006–07] First [Public Expenditure on Education and Skills], 60. Education and Skills Committee replaced by Chil- Second [Education Outside the Classroom], 130. dren, Schools and Families Committee from next Session [2007–08] of Parliament 542. Third [UK e-University], 170. Member discharged; another added, 61, 598. Fourth [The Work of the Committee in 2004], 170. Reports: Fifth [Secondary Education], 235. First [The Work of the Committee in 2005–06], 149. Sixth [National Skills Strategy: 14–19 Education], 258. Second [Citizenship Education], 175. Seventh [Prison Education], 274. Third [Bullying], 203. Eighth [Teaching Children to Read], 274. Fourth [14-19 Diplomas], 315. Ninth [Every Child Matters], 299. Fifth [Citizenship Education: Government Response to Special Reports: the Second Report from the Education and Skills Com- First [Government Response to the Fifth Report from mittee, Session 2006–07], 340. the Committee, Session 2003–04, on Secondary Educa- Sixth [The work of Ofsted], 455. tion: Teacher Retention and Recruitment], 22. Seventh [Sustainable Schools: Are we building schools Second [Government and Ofsted’s Response to the for the future?], 503. Sixth Report from the Committee, Session 2003–04, on the Work of Ofsted], 84. Eighth [The future sustainability of the higher educa- tion sector: international aspects], 530. Third [Government Response to the First Report from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Public Expenditure Ninth [Post-16 Skills], 530. on Education and Skills], 299. Tenth [Special Educational Needs: Assessment and Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 8, &c. Funding], 590. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. Eleventh [Creative Partnerships and the Curriculum], 607. [2005–06] Special Reports: Nominated, 122. First [Public Expenditure: Government’s Response to Chairman chosen, 140. the Fifth Report from the Committee, Session 2005–06], Member discharged; another added, 369, 638, 756. 99. Reports: Second [Citizenship Education: Government Response to the Second Report from the Education and Skills Com- First [The Schools White Paper: Higher Standards, mittee, Session 2006–07], 340 Better Schools For All], 391. Third [Bullying: Government Response to the Third Second [Public Expenditure], 465. Report from the Education and Skills Committee, Session Third [Special Educational Needs], 697. 2006–07], 380. Fourth [Further Education], 759. Fourth [The Bologna Process: Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session 2006–07], Fifth [Public Expenditure], [821. 434. Special Reports: Fifth [Government Responses to the Committee’s Fifth First [Government’s responses to the Committee’s Report on 14-19 Diplomas, Sixth Report on The Work Second Report, Education Outside the Classroom, Sixth of Ofsted and Eighth Report on The future sustainability Report, Teaching Children to Read, and Eighth Report, of the higher education sector: international aspects, of National Skills Strategy: 14–19 Education, of Session Session 2006–07], 566. 2004–05], 140. Sixth [Sustainable Schools: Are we building schools Second [Government’s Response to the Committee’s for the future?: Government Response to the Seventh Third Report, UK eUniversity, of Session 2004–05], 183. report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 590. Third [Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Seventh [Post-16 Skills: Government Response to the Report, Secondary Education, of Session 2004–05], 303. Committee’s Ninth Report of Session 2006–07], 607. Fourth [Government’s Response to the Committee’s Eighth [The Work of the Education and Skills Com- Second Report: Public Expenditure], 644. mittee], 607. COMMITTEES, Select 153 Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. Eighth [The Appointment of the Children’s Commis- sioner for England], 626. Memoranda to be published, 19, &c. Special Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. First [The Draft Apprenticeships Bill: Government (As Children, Schools and Families Committee) Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session [2007–08] 2007–08], 141. Nominated, 10. Second [Public Expenditure: Government Response to the Committee’s First Report of Session 2008–09], 274. Chairman chosen, 14. Third [National Curriculum: Government Response to Member discharged; another added, 42, 97, 157, 608. the Fourth Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], Reports: 417. First [Children and Young Persons Bill [Lords]], 252. Fourth [Looked-after Children: Government Response to the Third Report from the Committee, Session 2008– Second [The Department for Children, Schools and 09], 463. Families and the Children’s Plan], 317. Fifth [Allegations against school staff: Government Third [Testing and Assessment], 374. Response to the Fifth Report, Session 2008–09], 660. Fourth [Draft Apprenticeships Bill], 704. Sixth [Policy and delivery: the National Curriculum Special Reports: tests delivery failure in 2008: Government Response to the Sixth Report, Session 2008–09], 660. First [Creative partnerships and the Curriculum: Government Response to the Eleventh Report from the Evidence to be printed, 20, &c. Education and Skills Committee, Session 2006–07], 138. Written evidence to be printed, 225, &c. Second [Special Educational Needs: Assessment and Written evidence to be published, 122, &c. Funding: Government Response to the Tenth Report from the Education and Skills Committee, Session 2006–07], Formal Minutes to be published, 11. 158. [2009–10] Third [Children and Young Persons Bill [Lords]: Gov- Reports: ernment Response to the first Report from the Children, Schools and Families Committee, Session 2007–08], 447. First [School Accountability], 30. Fourth [The Department for Children, Schools and Second [The Review of Elective Home Education], 68. Families and the Children’s Plan: Government Response Third [The work of the Committee in 2008–09], 80. to the Second Report from the Children, Schools and Families Committee, Session 2007–08], 509. Fourth [Training of teachers], 144. Fifth [Testing and Assessment: Government and Fifth [Sure Start Children’s Centres], 336. Ofsted Responses to the Third Report from the Children, Sixth [Transforming Education Outside the Class- Schools and Families Committee, Session 2007–08], 558. room], 351. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 82, &c. Seventh [Early Years Single Funding Formula], 351. —ordered to be printed in the adjournment pursuant to Eighth [Young people not in education, employment or Standing Order (Select committees (adjournment of the training], 373. House)), 594. Ninth [From Baker to Balls: the foundations of the Memoranda to be published, 261, &c. education system], 373. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Special Reports: [2008–09] First [Training of Children and Families Social Work- Members discharged; others added, 93, 477, 679. ers: Government Response to the Seventh Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 285. Reports: Second [The Review of Elective Home Education: First [Public Expenditure], 12. Government Response to the Second Report from the Second [The Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 12. Committee, Session 2009–10], 286. Third [Looked-after Children], 197. Third [School Accountability: Responses from the Government and Ofsted to the First Report from the Com- Fourth [National Curriculum], 212. mittee, Session 2009–10], 351. Fifth [Allegations against school staff], 510. Evidence to be printed, 51, &c. Sixth [Policy and delivery: the National Curriculum Written evidence to be printed, 30, &c. tests delivery failure in 2008], 554. Written evidence to be published, 30, &c. Seventh [Training of Children and Families Social Workers], 573. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. 154 COMMITTEES, Select Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 629. Memoranda reported, 69, &c. COMMUNITIES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT: —with Transport Committee, 173. (As Office of the Deputy Prime Minister: Housing, Papers ordered to be printed, 433, 667. Planning, Local Government and the Regions Committee) Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. [2001–02] [2003–04] Appointed and nominated, 715. Members discharged; others added, 57. Chairman chosen, 724. Reports: Special Reports: First [ODPM Annual Report and Accounts 2003], 30. First [Government Response to the Tenth Report from Second [Annual Report to the Liaison Committee the Transport, Local Government and the Regions Com- 2003], 76. mittee (Ordnance Survey)], 764. Third [The Fire Service], 94. Minutes of Evidence ordered to be printed, 750, &c. Fourth [Coalfield Communities], 187. —taken before the Urban Affairs Sub-Committee,776. Fifth [Decent Homes], 291. Memoranda ordered to be printed, . Sixth [Social Cohesion], 311. —laid before Urban Affairs Sub-Committee, 750. Seventh [Postal Voting], 323. Minutes of Proceedings, together with those of the Sub-Committee, to be printed, 815. Eighth [The Role and Effectiveness of the Housing Corporation], 395. [2002–03] Ninth [Local Government Revenue], 447. Members discharged; others added, 86, 678. Tenth [Supporting Vulnerable and Older People], 483. Reports: Eleventh [The Role of Historic Buildings in Urban First [Local Government Finance: Formula Grant Regeneration], 483. Distribution], 91. Twelfth [Draft Planning Policy Statement 6: Planning Second [Committee’s Annual Report to the Liaison for Town Centres], 483. Committee], 120. Thirteenth [Gypsy and Traveller Sites], 572. Third [Affordable Housing], 146. Special Reports: Fourth [Planning, Competitiveness and Productivity], 146. First [Government Response and Observations from the Electoral Commission to Seventh Report], 483. Fifth [Departmental Annual Report and Esti- mates,2002], 216. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 30, &c. Sixth [The Licensing Bill [Lords] and the Evening —Urban Affairs Sub-Committee, 27, &c. Economy], 261. Memoranda ordered to be printed, 47, &c. Seventh [The Effectiveness of Government Regenera- Minutes of Proceedings (and of Sub-Committee) to be tion Initiatives], 323. printed, 628. Eighth [Planning for Sustainable Housing and Com- [2004–05] munities: Sustainable Communities in the South East], 323. Reports: Ninth [Reducing Regional Disparities in Prosperity], First [The Draft Regional Assemblies Bill], 57. 482. Second [The Work of the Committee in 2004], 57. Tenth [The Draft Housing Bill], 547. Third [Homelessness], 97. Eleventh [Living Places: Cleaner, Safer, Greener], 547. Fourth [ODPM Annual Report and Accounts 2004], Twelfth [The Evening Economy and the Urban Econo- 97. my and the Urban Renaissance], 547. Fifth [The Role and Effectiveness of the Commission Special Reports: for Architecture and the Built Environment], 202. [Government Response to the First Report of the Com- Sixth [Electoral Registration] (with the Constitutional mittee], 168. Printing order read and discharged, 169. Affairs Committee), 264. First [Government Response to the Sixth Report], 433. Seventh [The Role and Effectiveness of the Standards Board for England], 295. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 23, &c. Eighth [Empty Homes and Low-demand Pathfinders], —Urban Affairs Sub-Committee, 34, &c. 295. COMMITTEES, Select 155 Ninth [Ward Boundaries], 295. Reports: Tenth [Local Government Consultation], 295. First [Work of the Committee 2005–06], 94. Eleventh [The Role and Effectiveness of the Local Second [Coastal Towns], 185. Government Ombudsmen for England], 312. Third [Department for Communities and Local Gov- Special Reports: ernment Annual Report], 190. First [Government Response to the Committee’s First Fourth [Is there a future for Regional Government?], Report of Session 2004–05, on the Draft Regional Assem- 202. blies Bill], 258. Fifth [Refuse collection], 484. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 17, &c. Sixth [Equality], 503. —Urban Affairs Sub-Committee, 31, &c. Seventh [Local Government Finance–Supplementary Memoranda laid, 312. Business Rate], 547. —to be printed, 134, &c. Eighth [Local Government Finance–Council Tax Benefit], 547. Minutes of Proceedings, together with the Minutes of Proceedings of the Urban Affairs Sub-Committee, to be Special Reports: printed, 327. First [Local Government Finance: Council Tax Bene- [2005–06] fit: Government Response to the Eighth Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 569. Committee replaced by Communities and Local Gov- ernment Committee, and unreported evidence to stand Second [Refuse Collection: Government Response to referred to that Committee, 706. the Fifth Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 603. Nominated, 123. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 26, &c. Chairman chosen, 150. Memoranda to be printed, 15, &c. Member discharged; another added, 318, 369, 838. Memoranda to be published, 44, &c. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. First [ODPM Annual Report and Accounts 2005], 373. [2007–08] Second [Re-licensing], 474. Member discharged; another added, 10, 26. Third [Affordability and the Supply of Housing], 644. Reports: Fourth [The Fire and Rescue Service], 655. First [Coastal Towns: the Government’s Second Re- Fifth [Planning Gain Supplement], 839. sponse], 14. Special Reports: Second [DCLG Annual Report 2007], 83. First [Government’s Response to the Committee’s Third [Local Government Finance: Supplementary Fourth Report of Session 2004–05, on the ODPM Annual Business Rate: Government Response to the Seventh Report and Accounts 2004], 150. Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 111. Second [The Role and Effectiveness of the Local Gov- Fourth [Work of the Committee in 2007], 111. ernment Ombudsmen for England: Government Response to the Committee’s Eleventh Report of Session 2004–05], Fifth [Ordnance Survey], 138. 220. Sixth [Refuse Collection: Waste Reduction Pilots], Third [The Role and Effectiveness of the Standards 175. Board for England: Government Response to the Com- Seventh [Existing Housing and Climate Change], 270. mittee’s Seventh Report of Session 2004–05], 496. Eighth [The Supply of Rented Housing], 335. Fourth [ODPM Annual Report and Accounts 2005: Government Response to the Committee’s First Report of Ninth [New Towns—Follow-up], 496. Session 2005–06], 581. Tenth [Community Cohesion and Migration], 496. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 198, &c. Eleventh [Planning Skills], 547. Memoranda laid, 220, &c. Twelfth [The Provision of Public Toilets], 594. —to be printed, 474, &c. Special Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from First [Ordnance Survey: Government Response to the time to time, 665. Fifth Report from the Committee], 351. (As Communities and Local Government Committee) Second [Refuse Collection: Waste Reduction Pilots: [2006–07] Government Response to the Sixth Report from the Com- mittee], 369. Member discharged; another added, 103. 156 COMMITTEES, Select Third [Supplementary Business Rate: Government Fourth [Beyond Decent Homes], 305. Response to the Third Report from the Committee], 695. Fifth [FiReControl], 343. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 14, &c. Sixth [Preventing Violent Extremism], 343. Memorandum to be printed, 83, &c. Special Reports: Memoranda to be published, 28, &c. First [Market Failure?: Can the traditional market sur- Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. vive?: Correspondence relating to the Committee’s Ninth Report of Session 2008–09], 401. [2008–09] Evidence to be printed, 11, &c. Members discharged; others added, 196, 536, 679. Written evidence to be published, 30, &c. Reports: Formal Minutes to be published, 8. First [The Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 27. Second [Communities and Local Government’s De- partmental Annual Report 2008], 134. CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS [See JUSTICE] Third [Housing and the Credit Crunch], 135. Fourth [Appointment of the Chair of the Infrastructure CULTURE, MEDIA AND SPORT: Planning Commission], 225. [2000–01] Fifth [New Towns: follow-up: Government Response Reports: to the Ninth Report of the Committee, Session 2007–08], 300. First [The Operation of the National Lottery], 190. Sixth [Balance of power: central and local govern- Second [The Communications White Paper], 190. ment], 354. Third [Staging International Sporting Events], 274. Seventh [Local authority investments], 355. Fourth [Tourism—The Hidden Giant—and Foot and Eighth [Housing and the Credit Crunch: follow-up], Mouth], 347. 514. Special Reports: Ninth [Market Failure?: Can the traditional market First [Review of Reports, Recommendations and Re- survive?], 514. sponses 1997–2000], 24. Tenth [Need and impact: planning for town centres], Second [Cultural Property: Return and Illicit Trade: 538. Further Government Responses to the Seventh Report, Eleventh [Appointment of the Deputy Chairs of the Session 1999–2000], 190. Infrastructure Planning Commission], 573. Third [Public Libraries: Further Government Response Twelfth [Appointment of the Local Government to the Sixth Report from the Committee, Session 1999– Ombudsman and Vice Chair of the Commission for Local 2000], 347. Administration in England], 591. Minutes of Evidence reported, 24, &c. Thirteenth [The Supporting People Programme], 618. Memoranda reported, 274, &c. Special Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. First [Local authority investments: Government [2001–02] Response to the Seventh Report from the Committee, Ses- sion 2008–09], 618. Nominated, 79. Second [Need and impact: planning for town centres: Chairman chosen, 106. Government Response to the Tenth Report from the Com- Reports: mittee, Session 2008–09], 681. First [Unpicking the Lock: World Athletics Champion- Evidence to be printed, 12, &c. ships in the UK], 188. Written evidence to be published, 12, &c. Second [Testing the waters: the sport of swimming], Formal Minutes to be published, 11. 276. [2009–10] Third [Arts Development], 430. Reports: Fourth [Communications], 512. First [The Work of the Committee in 2008–09], 80. Fifth [Revisiting the Manchester 2002 Commonwealth Games], 559. Second [local authority investments: the role of the Financial Services Authority], 149. Sixth [Wembley National Stadium Project], 664. Third [Communities and Local Government’s Depart- Seventh [The Government’s Proposals for Gambling: mental Annual Report 2009, and the performance of the Nothing to Lose?], 703. Department in 2008–09], 242. COMMITTEES, Select 157 Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 131, &c. —Maritime Heritage and Historic Ships Sub-Commit- tee, to be printed, 138. Memoranda reported, 559. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. Memorandum to be printed, 573. [2005–06] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. Nominated, 122. [2002–03] Chairman chosen, 136. Reports: Member discharged; another added, 452. First [National Museums and Galleries: Funding and Free Admission], 55. Reports: Second [Annual Report of the Committee], 119. First [Broadcasting rights for cricket], 388. Third [London Olympics Bid 2012], 134. Second [Analogue Switch-Off], 524. Fourth [The Structure and Strategy for Supporting Third [Protecting and Preserving our Heritage], 746. Tourism], 149. Fourth [Women’s football], 764. Fifth [Privacy and Media Intrusion], 420. Special Reports: Sixth [The British Film Industry], 585. First [Maritime Heritage and Historic Ships: replies to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 18, &c. the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session 2004–05], 136. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 55, Second [Women’s Football: replies to the Committee’s &c. Fourth Report of Session 2005–06], 825. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 188, &c. [2003–04] Memoranda laid, 188, &c. Members discharged; others added, 25, 374. —to be printed, 236, &c. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from time to time, 689. First [Cultural objects: developments since 2000], 15. [2006–07] Second [DCMS Annual Report and Work of the De- partment], 132. Reports: Third [Broadcasting in Transition], 150. First [Work of the Committee in 2006–06], 107. Fourth [Work of the Committee in 2003], 186. Second [London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games], 111. Fifth [National Lottery Reform], 186. Third [Call TV quiz shows], 112. Sixth [Arts Development: Dance], 394. Fourth [Call TV quiz shows: Joint response from Seventh [Drugs and role models in sport: making and Ofcom and ICSTIS to the Committee’s Third Report of setting examples], 447. Session 2006–07], 278. Special Reports: Fifth [New media and the creative industries], 326. First [Press Complaints Commission’s Response to the Sixth [Caring for our collections], 391. Committee’s Fifth Report, Session 2002–03, on Privacy and Media Intrusion], 76. Seventh [Self-regulation of the press, 459. Second [Replies to Third Report], 323. Special Reports: Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. First [Self-regulation of the press: Replies to the Sev- enth Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 569. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. [2004–05] Memorandum laid, 123, &c. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. First [A public BBC], 39. [2007¬–08] Second [Work of the Committee in 2004], 101. Reports: Third [Public Libraries], 186. First [Public Service Content], 6. Fourth [Maritime Heritage and Historic Ships], 226. Second [Ticket Touting], 103. Fifth [Theatre], 258. Third [Work of the Committee in 2007], 127. Sixth [The Market for Art], 299. Fourth [BBC Annual Report 2006–07], 127. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 17, &c. Fifth [On-course horserace betting], 127. 158 COMMITTEES, Select Sixth [London 2012 Games: the next lap], 344. Second [Press standards, privacy and libel], 221. Seventh [European Commission White Paper on Third [Channel 4 Annual Report], 322. Sport], 378. Fourth [Future for local and regional media], 373. Eighth [Tourism], 478. Fifth [BBC Annual Report 2008–09], 373. Ninth [Draft Cultural Property (Armed Conflicts) Bill], Special Reports: 551. First [Press standards, privacy and libel: Press Com- Tenth [Harmful content on the Internet and in video plaints Commission’s Response to the Committee’s games], 579. Second Report of Session 2009–10], 383. Eleventh [Draft Heritage Protection Bill], 579. Evidence to be printed, 14, &c. Special Reports: Written evidence to be published, 8, &c. First [Public Service Content: Response from Ofcom Formal Minutes to be published, 8. to the First Report from the Committee, Session 2007– 08], 142. Second [On-course betting: Government Response to DEFENCE: the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2007–08], 378. [2000–01] Third [European Commission White Paper on Sport: Reports: Government Response to the Committee’s Seventh Re- port of Session 2007–08], 579. First [The Six-Nation Framework Agreement], 127. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 16, &c. Second [The Strategic Defence Review: Policy for People], 145. Memoranda to be published, 394, &c. Third [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for Memoranda laid, 478. 1999 and Parliamentary Prior Scrutiny] (with Foreign Af- Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. fairs, International Development and Trade and Industry Committees), 183. [2008–09] Fourth [The Draft Defence Aviation Repair Agency Member discharged; another added, 536. Trading Fund Order 2001], 190. Reports: Fifth [The Draft Defence Science and Technology First [Pre-appointment hearing with Chair Elect of Laboratory Trading Fund Order 2001], 190. Ofcom, Dr Colette Bowe], 54. Sixth [The Strategic Defence Review: The Reserve Second [The work of the Committee in Session Forces], 303. 2007–08], 72. Seventh [The Draft Export Control and Non-Prolifer- Third [Channel 4 Annual report], 72. ation Bill] (with Foreign Affairs, International Develop- ment and Trade and Industry Committees), 337. Fourth [BBC Annual Report and Accounts 2007–08], 72. Eighth [The MoD’s Annual Reporting Cycle 2000–01], 344. Fifth [BBC Commercial Operations], 260. Ninth [Major Procurement Projects], 357. Sixth [The Licensing Act 2003], 331. Special Reports: Seventh [BBC Commercial Operations: Further re- port], 591. First [Annual Report of the Defence Committee 1999–2000], 92. Special Reports: Second [Government Observations on the Fourteenth First [Unauthorised Disclosure of Heads of Report], Report of Session 1999–2000: Lessons of Kosovo], 92. 203. Third [Government observations on First Report], 275. Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Fourth [Government observations on Second Report], —Part of the Evidence to be printed, 243. 344. Evidence ordered to be printed in the adjournment Fifth [Government observations on Fourth Report], under Standing Order (Select Committees (adjournment 357. of the House), 591. Sixth [Government observations on Fifth Report], 357. Written evidence to be published, 15, &c. Seventh [Annual Report of the Committee for Session Formal Minutes to be published, 11. 2000–01 and Future Work of the Committee], 357. [2009–10] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 6, &c. Reports: Minutes of Evidence taken jointly before the Defence, First [The work of the Committee in 2008–09], 127. Foreign Affairs, International Development and Trade and Industry Committees reported, 104, 326. COMMITTEES, Select 159 Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. Affairs, International Development and Trade and Indus- try Committees), 373. [2001–02] Fifth [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for Nominated, 79. 2001, Licensing Policy and Parliamentary Scrutiny] (with Chairman chosen, 96. Foreign Affairs, International Development and Trade and Industry Committees), 373. Member discharged; another added, 154. Sixth [A New Chapter to the Strategic Defence Re- Reports: view], 377. First [The Ministry of Defence Police: Changes in Seventh [Draft Civil Contingencies Bill], 507. Jurisdiction proposed under the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Bill 2001], 247. Eighth [Defence Procurement], 532. Second [The Threat from Terrorism], 264. Special Reports: Third [The Ministry of Defence reviews of Armed First [Government Response to the First Report], 172. Forces’ Pension and Compensation Arrangements], 529. Second [Government’s Response to the Third Report], Fourth [Major Procurement Projects], 659. 436. Fifth [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for Third [Government’s Response to the Sixth Report], 2000, Licensing Policy and Prior Parliamentary Scrutiny] 532. (with Foreign Affairs, International Development and Fourth [Government’s Response to the Eighth Report], Trade and Industry Committees), 699. 628. Sixth [Defence and Security in the UK], 704. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 22, &c. Seventh [The Future of NATO], 731. Memoranda reported, 222, &c. Special Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed,712. First [Government Observations on the Sixth Report, [2003–04] Session 2000–01, on the Strategic Defence Review: The Reserve Forces], 96. Member discharged; another added, 583. Second [Government Observations on the Eighth Reports: Report from the Committee, Session 2000–01, on the First [Armed Forces Pensions and Compensation], 34. MOD’s Annual Reporting Cycle 2000–01], 96. Second [Annual Report for 2003], 106. Third [Government Response to the First Report], 258. Third [Lessons of Iraq], 173. Fourth [Government Response to the Second Report], 394. Fourth [Strategic Export Controls] (with Foreign Af- fairs, International Development and Trade and Industry Fifth [Government Response to the Third Report], 704. Committees), 310. Sixth [Government Response to the Fourth Report], Fifth [The Defence White Paper 2003], 401. 755. Sixth [Defence Procurement], 457. Seventh [Government Response to the Sixth Report], 755. Special Reports: Eighth [Government Response to the Seventh Report], First [Government Response to Third Report], 358. 755. Second [Government Response to Fifth Report], 524. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 177, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 20, &c. —Part of, 214, 394. —Part of, 47. Memoranda reported, 189, &c. Memoranda laid, 34. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. —to be printed, 544. [2002–03] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628.. Members discharged; others added, 634(3), 695. [2004–05] Reports: Reports: First [Missile Defence], 150. First [Work of the Committee in 2004], 138. Second [Annual Report 2002], 150. Second [Tri-Service Armed Forces Bill], 214. Third [Arms Control and Disarmament (Inspections) Third [Duty of Care], 214. Bill], 319. Fourth [Future Capabilities], 214. Fourth [The Government’s Proposals for Secondary Legislation under the Export Control Act] (with Foreign 160 COMMITTEES, Select Fifth [Strategic Export Controls] (with Foreign Affairs, Sixth [Government Response to the Fifth Report of International Development and Trade and Industry Com- the Committee, Session 2005–05: the UK deployment to mittees), 258. Afghanistan], 671. Sixth [Iraq: An Initial Assessment of Post-Conflict Seventh [Government Response to the Sixth Report Operations], 264. of the Committee, Session 2005–06: Ministry of Defence Annual Report and Accounts 2004–05], 691. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 8, &c. Eighth [Government Response to the Seventh Report Minutes of Proceedings to be printed 326. of the Committee, Session 2005–06: The Defence Indus- [2005–06] trial Strategy], 743. Nominated, 122. Ninth [Government Response to the Eighth Report of the Committee, Session 2005–06: the Future of the UK’s Chairman chosen, 159. Strategic Nuclear Deterrent: the Strategic Context], 787. Member discharged; another added, 369, 416, 653. Tenth [Government Response to the Ninth Report of Reports: the Committee, Session 2005–06: Ministry of Defence Main Estimates 2006–07], 809. First [Armed Forces Bill], 323. Eleventh [Government Response to the Tenth Report Second [Future Carrier and Joint Combat Aircraft of the Committee, Session 2005–06: the work of the Met Programmes], 339. Office], 809. Third [Delivering Front Line Capability to the RAF], Twelfth [Government Response to the Thirteenth Re- 360. port of the Committee, Session 2005–06: UK Operations Fourth [Costs of peace-keeping in Iraq and Afghani- in Iraq], 809. stan: Spring Supplementary Estimate 2005–06], 501. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 201, &c. Fifth [The UK Deployment in Afghanistan], 554. —part of, 691. Sixth [Ministry of Defence Annual Report and Ac- Memoranda laid, 307, &c. counts 2004–05], 554. —to be printed, 372. Seventh [The Defence Industrial Society], 584. The Minutes of Proceedings for session 2005–06 were Eighth [The future of the UK’s Strategic Nuclear De- ordered to be laid upon the Table from time to time on 8th terrent: the Strategic Context], 691. October 2007, Session 2006–07. Ninth [Ministry of Defence Main Estimates 2006–07], [2006–07] 707. Member discharged; another added, 24. Tenth [The Work of the Met Office], 743. Reports: Eleventh [Educating Service Children], 743. First [Defence Procurement], 32. Twelfth [Strategic Export Controls], 771. Second [Ministry of Defence Annual Report and Ac- Thirteenth [UK Operations in Iraq], 771. counts 2005–06], 32. Fourteenth [Armed Forces Bill: proposal for a Service Third [Costs of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan: Complaints Commissioner], 885. Winter Supplementary Estimate 2006–07], 48. Special Reports: Fourth [The Future of the UK’s Strategic Nuclear De- First [Government Response to the Sixth Report from terrent: the manufacturing and skills base], 69. the Committee, Session 2004–05: on Iraq: An Initial Fifth [Work of the Committee in 2005 and 2006], 107. Assessment of Post Conflict Operations], 159. Sixth [Defence Industrial Strategy: update], 139. Second [Government Response to the Second Report of the Committee, Session 2005–06: Future Carrier and Seventh [The Army’s requirement for armoured vehi- Joint Combat Aircraft Programmes], 459. cles: the FRES programme], 153. Third [Government Response to the Third Report of Eighth [The work of the Defence Science and Technol- the Committee, Session 2005–06: Delivering Front Line ogy Laboratory and the funding of defence research], 169. Capability to the RAF], 524. Ninth [The Future of the UK’s Strategic Nuclear De- Fourth [Government Response to the Committee’s terrent: the White Paper], 190. First Report of Session 2005–06: Armed Forces Bill], Tenth [Costs of military operations: Spring Supple- 555. mentary Estimate 2006–07], 205. Fifth [Government Response to the Committee’s Eleventh [Strategic Lift], 439. Fourth Report of Session 2005–06: Costs of peace-keep- ing in Iraq and Afghanistan: Spring Supplementary Twelfth [Ministry of Defence Main Estimates 2007– Estimate 2005–06], 644. 08], 459. Thirteenth [UK operations in Afghanistan], 459. COMMITTEES, Select 161 Fourteenth [Strategic Export Controls: 2007 Review], Memoranda to be published, 48, &c. 530. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Fifteenth [The work of the Defence Estates], 539. Minutes of Proceedings from Session 2005–06 to be Special Reports: laid upon the Table, 552. First [Government Response to the Eleventh Report [2007–08] of the Committee, Session 2005–06: Educating Service Member discharged; another added, 136. Children], 15. Reports: Second [Armed Forces Bill: proposal for a Service Complaints Commissioner: Government Response to the First [UK land operations in Iraq 2007], 31. Fourteenth Report of the Committee, Session 2005–06], Second [Costs of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan: 86. Winter Supplementary Estimate 2007–08], 48. Third [the Future of the UK’s Strategic Nuclear De- Third [UK/US Defence Trade Cooperation Treaty], 66. terrent: the Manufacturing and Skill Base: Government Response to the Fourth Report of the Committee, Session Fourth [The Iran hostages incident: the lessons 2006–07], 153. learned], 86. Fourth [Costs of operations in Iraq and Afghanistan: Fifth [Ministry of Defence Annual Report and Ac- Winter Supplementary Estimate 2006–07: Government counts 2006–07], 127. Response to the Third Report from the Committee, Ses- Sixth [Work of the Committee in 2007], 142. sion 2006–07], 169. Seventh [Medical Care for the Armed Forces], 179. Fifth [Defence Procurement 2006: Government Re- sponse to the First Report from the Committee, Session Eighth [Operational costs in Afghanistan and Iraq: 2006–07], 169. Spring Supplementary Estimate 2007–08], 237. Sixth [The work of the Committee in 2005 and 2006: Ninth [the future of NATO and European defence], Government Response to the Fifth Report of the Commit- 237. tee, Session 2006–07], 190. Tenth [Defence Equipment 2008], 255. Seventh [Ministry of Defence Annual Report and Eleventh [Ministry of Defence Main Estimates Accounts 2005–06: Government Response to the Second 2008–09], 501. Report of the Committee, Session 2006–07], 205. Twelfth [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2008): UK Eighth [The Defence Industrial Strategy: update: Gov- Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2006, Quarterly ernment Response to the Sixth Report of the Committee, Reports for 2007, licensing policy and review of export Session 2006–07], 311. control legislation], 517. Ninth [The Army’s requirement for armoured vehicles: Thirteenth [The contribution of Unmanned Aerial the FRES programme: Government Response to the Sev- Vehicles to ISTAR capability], 551. enth Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 337. Fourteenth [Recruitment and retention in the Armed Tenth [The work of the Defence Science and Tech- Forces], 551. nology Laboratory and the funding of defence research: Government Response to the Eighth Report from the Fifteenth [UK operations in Iraq and the Gulf], 551. Committee, Session 2006–07], 337. Special Reports: Eleventh [The Future of the UK’s Strategic Nuclear First [The work of Defence Estates: Government Re- Deterrent: the White Paper: Government Response to the sponse to the Fifteenth Report of the Committee, Session Ninth Report of the Committee, Session 2006–07], 369. 2006–07], 31. Twelfth [Cost of military operations: Spring Supple- Second [UK land operations in Iraq 2007: Government mentary Estimate 2006–07: Government Response to the Response to the First Report from the Committee, Session Tenth Report of the Committee, Session 2006–07], 369. 2007–08], 203. Thirteenth [UK operations in Afghanistan: Govern- Third [UK/US Defence Trade Cooperation Treaty: ment Response to the Thirteenth Report of the Commit- Government response to the Third Report from the Com- tee, Session 2006–07], 569. mittee, Session 2007–08], 220. Fourteenth [Strategic Lift: Government Response to Fourth [The Iran hostages incident: the lessons the Eleventh Report of the Committee, Session 2006–07], learned: Government response to the Fourth Report from 569. the Committee, Session 2007–08], 292. Fifteenth [Ministry of Defence Main Estimates Fifth [Ministry of Defence Annual Report and Ac- 2007–08: Government Response to the Twelfth Report of counts 2006–07: Government Response to the Fifth the Committee, Session 2006–07], 569. Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 321. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Sixth [Medical Care for the Armed Forces: Govern- Memoranda laid, 123. ment Response to the Seventh Report from the Commit- tee, Session 2007–08], 369. 162 COMMITTEES, Select Seventh [Defence Equipment 2008: Government Re- Fourth [Service Complaints Commissioner for the sponse to the Tenth Report from the committee, Session Armed Forces: the first year: Government Response to the 2007–08], 443. Eighth Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 665. Eighth [The future of NATO and European defence: Government Response to the Ninth Report from the Com- Fifth [Ministry of Defence: Main Estimates 2009–10: mittee, Session 2007–08], 443. Government Response to the Ninth Report from the Com- mittee, Session 2008–09], 665. Ninth [Ministry of Defence Main Estimates 2008–09: Government Response to the Eleventh Report from the Sixth [Russia: a new confrontation?: Government Re- Committee, Session 2007–08], 631. sponse to the Tenth Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 676. Tenth [UK Operations in Iraq and the Gulf: Govern- ment Response to the Fifteenth Report from the Commit- Evidence to be printed, 34, &c. tee, Session 2007–08], 631. —Part of the Evidence to be printed, 136, &c. Eleventh [Recruiting and retaining Armed Forces Written evidence to be published, 155, &c. personnel: Government response to the Fourteenth Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 631. Formal Minutes to be published, 11 Twelfth [Contribution of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles of [2009–10] ISTAR capability: Government Response to the Twelfth Reports: Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 631. First [The work of the Committee 2008–09], 35. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 16, &c. Second [Winter Supplementary Estimate 2009–10], 61. Memoranda to be published, 16, &c. Third [National security and resilience], 61. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Fourth [Readiness and recuperation of the Armed [2008–09] Forces: Looking towards the Strategic Defence Review], Member discharged; another added, 66. 194. Reports: Fifth [MoD Annual Report and Accounts 2008–09], 221. First [Winter Supplementary Estimates 2008–09], 15. Sixth [Defence Equipment 2010], 249. Second [The work of the Committee in 2007–08], 34. Seventh [The Comprehensive Approach: the point of Third [Defence Equipment], 135. war is not just to win but to make a better peace], 312. Fourth [Spring Supplementary Estimates 2008–09], Eighth [The contribution of ISTAR to operations], 343. 164. Ninth [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2010): UK Fifth [Ministry of Defence Annual Report and Ac- Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2008, Quarterly counts 2007–08], 240. Reports for 2009, licensing policy and review of export Sixth [UK national security and resilience], 335. control legislation], 343. Seventh [Defence Support Group], 410. Special Reports: Eighth [Service Complaints Commissioner for the First [Helicopter Capability: Government Response Armed Forces: the first year], 456. to the Eleventh Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 249. Ninth [Ministry of Defence: Main Estimates 2009–10], 495. Second [National security and resilience: Government Response to the Third Report from the Committee, Ses- Tenth [Russia: a new confrontation?], 485. sion 2009–10], 312. Eleventh [Helicopter Capability], 544. Third [MoD Winter Supplementary Estimates 2009– Twelfth [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2009): UK 10: Government Response to the Second Report from the Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2007, Quarterly Committee, Session 2009–10], 312. Reports for 2008, licensing policy and review of export Fourth [Defence Equipment: Government Response to control legislation], 573. the Sixth Report from the Committee, Session 2009–10], Special Reports: 402. First [Defence Equipment 2009: Government Re- Fifth [Readiness and recuperation of the Armed sponse to the Third Report from the Committee, Session Forces: Looking towards the Strategic Defence Review: 2008–09], 335. Government Response to the Fourth Report from the Committee, Session 2009–10], 407. Second [Ministry of Defence Annual Report and Accounts 2007–08: Government Response to the Fifth Evidence to be printed, 14, &c. Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 410. Written evidence to be published, 35, &c. Third [Defence Support Group: Government Response Formal Minutes to be published, 8. to the Seventh Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 665. COMMITTEES, Select 163 Sixth [The UK Pig Industry], 160. Seventh [The Implementation of IACS in the European Union], 274. EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT: [See CHIL- DREN, SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES] Eighth [New Covent Garden Market], 274. Special Reports: EDUCATION AND SKILLS: [See CHILDREN, First [Government Response to Ninth Report, Session SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES] 1999–2000, on MAFF/Intervention Board Departmental Report 2000], 21. Second [The Committee’s Work, Session 1999–2000], ENERGY AND CLIMATE CHANGE: 56. Third [Government Response to Eighth Report, Ses- [2008–09] sion 1999–2000, on Genetically Modified Organisms and Seed Segregation], 127. Nominated, 66. Fourth [Government Response to First Report], 303. Chairman chosen, 82. Fifth [Government Response to Second Report], 303. Reports: Sixth [Government Response to Fourth Report], 303. First [UK offshore oil and gas], 441. Seventh [Government Response to Fifth Report], 319. Special Reports: Eighth [Government Response to Third Report], 326. First [UK offshore oil and gas: Government Response to the First Report from the Committee], 626 Ninth [Government Response to Sixth Report], 344. Evidence to be printed, 141, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 13, &c. Written evidence to be published, 381, &c. Minutes of Evidence taken jointly before the Europe- an Scrutiny, Agriculture and International Development Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Committees reported, 41. [2009–10] Memoranda reported, 13, &c. Nominated, 8. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. Chairman chosen, 8. (As Environment, Transport and the Regions Commit- Reports: tee) First [Work of the Committee in Session 2008–09], 46. Member discharged; another added, 19. Second [The future of Britain’s electricity networks], Reports: 235. First [Recent Events on the Railway], 6. Third [The proposals for national policy statements on Second [Development on or affecting the Flood Plain], energy], 351. 21. Fourth [Low carbon technologies in a green economy], Third [Developments at National Air Traffic Services], 351. 56. Fifth [Fuel Poverty], 373. Fourth [Inland Waterways], 190. Evidence to be printed, 46, &c. Fifth [Delivering Sustainable Waste Management], Formal Minutes to be published, 8. 227. Sixth [Rail Investment: Renewal, Maintenance and Development of the National Rail Network], 250. Seventh [Transport-related Executive Agencies of ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL AFFAIRS: the Department of the Environment, Transport and the [2000–01] Regions], 251. (As Agriculture Committee) Eighth [Cemeteries], 251. Reports: Ninth [Draft Water Bill], 275. First [Badgers and Bovine Tuberculosis: Follow-up], Tenth [Alleged misconduct affecting a witness before 41. the Environment Sub-Committee], 291. Second [Organic Farming], 73. Eleventh [Walking in Towns and Cities], 344. Third [Flood and Coastal Defence: Follow-up], 92. Special Reports: Fourth [Horticulture Research International], 92. First [Annual Report of the work of the Committee to the Liaison Committee], 21. Fifth [The Work of the Forestry Commission], 127. 164 COMMITTEES, Select Second [Government Response and Commission for Sixth [Government Reply to First Report], 565. Integrated Transport Response to Nineteenth Report, Seventh [Government Reply to the Third Report], 755. Session 1999–2000, on The Work of the Commission for Integrated Transport], 146. Eighth [Government Reply to the Fifth Report], 755. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee Ninth [Government Reply to the Sixth Report], 755. reported, 21, &c. Tenth [Government Reply to the Seventh Report], 756. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Environment Eleventh [Government Reply to the Eighth Report], Sub-Committee reported, 16, &c. 756. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Transport Twelfth [Government Reply to the Fourth Report], Sub-Committee reported, 6, &c. 756. Memoranda laid before the Committee reported, 92. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 135, &c. Memoranda laid before the Environment Sub-Commit- —taken before Radioactive Waste Policy Sub-Com- tee reported, 73, &c. mittee, 221, &c. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence taken before the —taken before the Disposal of Refrigerators Environment Sub-Committee reported, 327. Sub-Committee, 385, &c. Minutes of Proceedings (of Committee and two —taken before the Genetically-modified Organisms Sub-Committees) to be printed, 364. Sub-Committee, 464, &c. (As Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee) —taken before the Hazardous Waste Sub-Committee, [2001–02] 592, &c. Nominated, 79. —taken before the Illegal Meat Imports Sub-Commit- tee, 616, &c. Chairman chosen,106. —taken before the Reform of the Common Fisheries Member discharged; another added, 98, 154, 168, 252. Policy Sub-Committee, 764, &c. Reports: —taken before the Mid-term Review of the CAP First [The Impact of Foot and Mouth Disease], 300. Sub-Committee, 786, &c. Second [The Countryside Agency], 344. Memoranda reported, laid before: Third [Radioactive Waste: The Government’s Consul- —the Committee, 764. tation Process], 344. —Illegal Meat Imports Sub-Committee, 704. Fourth [Disposal of Refrigerators], 602. —Hazardous Waste Sub-Committee, 704. Fifth [Genetically Modified Organisms], 602. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, together with Sixth [The Departmental Annual Report 2002], 682. those of seven Sub-Committees, 814. Seventh [Illegal Meat Imports], 704. [2002–03] Eighth [Hazardous Waste], 704. Chairman chosen, 687. Ninth [The Future of UK Agriculture in a Changing Members discharged; others added, 49, 86(2),232, 648. World], 764. Reports: Tenth [The Role of DEFRA], 812. First [Reform of the Common Fisheries Policy], 27. Special Reports: Second [Annual Report of the Committee], 113. First [Government’s Reply to the Eighth Report from Third [Mid-Term Review of the Common Agricultural the Agriculture Committee, Session 2000–01, on New Policy], 124. Covent Garden Market], 135. Fourth [Water Framework Directive], 246. Second [Government’s Reply to the Seventh Report from the Agriculture Committee, Session 2000–01, on Fifth [Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000], 246. The Implementation of IACS in the European Union], Sixth [The Rural Payments Agency], 307. 135. Seventh [Badgers and Bovine Tuberculosis], 307. Third [Government’s Reply to the Ninth Report from the Environment, Transport and Regional Affairs Com- Eighth [The Future of Waste Management], 400. mittee, Session 2000–01, on The Draft Water Bill], 287. Ninth [Delivery of Education in Rural Areas], 420. Fourth [Government’s Reply to the Fifth Report from Tenth [Horticulture Research International], 487. the Environment, Transport and Regional Affairs Com- mittee, Session 2000–01, on Sustainable Waste Manage- Eleventh [Rural Broadband], 507. ment], 377. Twelfth [The Departmental Report 2003], 561. Fifth [Government Reply to Second Report], 539. COMMITTEES, Select 165 Thirteenth [Poultry Farming in the United Kingdom], —Environmental Directives Sub-Committee, 683, 696. 561. Memorandum reported, 310, &c. Fourteenth [Gangmasters], 591. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Fifteenth [New Covent Garden market: a Follow-up], [2003–04] 611. Member discharged; another added, 42. Sixteenth [Vets and Veterinary Services], 628. Reports: Seventeenth [Alternative Uses for Crops: Biofuels], 656. First [Water Pricing], 34. Eighteenth [Conduct of the GM Public Debate], 686. Second [Annual Report of the Committee 2003], 79. Special Reports: Third [Caught in the net: by-catch of dolphins and porpoises off the UK coast], 93. First [Government’s Reply to the Tenth Report from the Committee, Session 2001–02, on the Role of Defra], Fourth [End of Life Vehicles and Waste Electrical and 137. Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directives], 137. Second [Government’s Reply to the Ninth Report from Fifth [The Food Standards Agency and Shellfish], 137. the Committee, Session 2001–02, on The Future of UK Sixth [The Marine Environment], 192. Agriculture in a Changing World], 154. Seventh [Implementation of CAP Reform in the UK], Third [Government’s Reply to the First Report], 208. 296. Fourth [Government’s Reply to the Third Report], 307. Eighth [Gangmasters: follow-up], 327. Fifth [Government’s Reply to the Fifth Report], 433. Ninth [Milk Pricing], 359. Sixth [Government’s Reply to the Fourth Report], 433. Tenth [Marine Environment: Government Response], Seventh [Government’s Reply to the Sixth Report], 382. 465. Eleventh [GM Planting Regime], 418. Eighth [Government’s Reply to the Seventh Report], Twelfth [Reform of the Sugar Regime], 418. 465. Thirteenth [Bovine TB], 418. Ninth [Government’s Reply to the Eighth Report], 591. Fourteenth [Sites of Special Scientific Interest: con- Tenth [Government’s Reply to the Ninth Report], 591. serving the jewels of England’s natural heritage], 418. Eleventh [Government’s Reply to the Tenth Report], Fifteenth [The Departmental Annual Report 2004], 591. 505. Twelfth [Government’s Reply to the Eleventh Report], Sixteenth [Climate Change, Water Security and Flood- 629. ing], 505. Thirteenth [Government’s Reply to the Twelfth Re- Seventeenth [Agriculture and EU Enlargement], 544. port], 629. Eighteenth [Dismantling of Defunct Ships], 594. Fourteenth [Government’s Reply to the Thirteenth Report], 642. Nineteenth [Water Pricing: follow-up], 626. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 27, &c. Special Reports: —Mid-term review of the Common Agricultural Poli- First [Government’s Reply to Fourteenth Report, Ses- cy Sub-Committee, 55, 72. sion 2002–03, on Gangmasters], 34. —Rural Payments Agency Sub-Committee, 150. Second [Government’s Reply to Fifteenth Report, Session 2002–03, on New Covent Garden Market: A —Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 Sub-Com- Follow-up], 34. mittee, 164. Third [Government’s Reply to Seventeenth Report, —Badgers and Bovine TB Sub-Committee, 181, 198. Session 2002–03, on Biofuels], 93. —Delivery of Education in Rural Areas Sub-Commit- Fourth [Government’s Reply to First Report], 174. tee, 201, &c. Fifth [Government’s Reply to the Eighteenth Re- —Broadband in Rural Areas Sub-Committee, 297, &c. port,2002–03, on The Conduct of the GM Public Debate], —Vets and Veterinary Services Sub-Committee, 391, 192. &c. Sixth [The Food Standards Agency’s Reply to the —Poultry Farming in the UK Sub-Committee, 443, Eighteenth Report,2002–03, on The Conduct of the GM &c. Public Debate], 234. —New Covent Garden Sub-Committee, 495, 547. Seventh [Government’s Reply to Third Report], 278. —Cetacean By-Catch Sub-Committee, 664, 680. Eighth [Government’s Reply to Fourth Report], 296. 166 COMMITTEES, Select Ninth [Government’s Reply to Fifth Report], 328. Eighth [Progress on the use of pesticides: the Volun- tary Initiative], 294. Tenth [Government’s Reply to Seventh Report], 457. Ninth [Climate Change: looking forward], 294. Eleventh [Government’s Reply to the Sixteenth Re- port,2002–03, on Vets and Veterinary Services], 482. Special Reports: Twelfth [Government’s Reply to the Eighth Report], First [Government’s Reply to the Fifteenth Report 505. from the Committee, Session 2003–04, on the Depart- mental Annual Report], 23. Thirteenth [Government’s Reply to the Ninth Report], 505. Second [Government’s Reply to the Sixteenth Re- port from the Committee, Session 2003–04, on Climate Fourteenth [Government’s Reply to the Second Re- Change, Water Security and Flooding], 23. port], 505. Third [Government’s Reply to the Seventeenth Report Fifteenth [Government’s Reply to the Eleventh Re- from the Committee, Session 2003–04, on Agriculture port], 544. and EU Enlargement], 84. Sixteenth [Government’s Reply to the Twelfth Report], Fourth [Government’s Reply to the First Report from 544. the Committee, Session 2004–05, on the Draft Animal Seventeenth [Government’s Reply to the Thirteenth Welfare Bill], 180. Report], 544. Fifth [Government’s Reply to the Nineteenth Report Eighteenth [Government’s Reply to the Fourteenth from the Committee, Session 2003–04 on Water Pricing: Report], 607. follow-up], 294. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 23, &c. —Cetacean By-Catch Sub-Committee, 20. —The Government’s Rural Delivery Strategy Sub-Committee, 17. —Environmental Directives Sub-Committee, 27, 44. —The Future for UK Fishing Sub-Committee, 35, &c. —Toxins in Shellfish Sub-Committee, 86. —Progress on Pesticides Sub-Committee, 102, &c. —Milk Pricing Sub-Committee, 128, &c. —Draft Natural Environment and European Commu- —Sites of Special Scientific Interest Sub-Committee, nities Bill Sub-Committee, 202, &c. 216, 273. Memoranda laid, 23, &c. —Reform of the Sugar Regime Sub-Committee, 287, &c. Minutes of Proceedings, together with the Minutes of Proceedings of the Government’s Rural Delivery Strategy —GM Planting Regime Sub-Committee, 336, 351. Sub-Committee, the Future for UK Fishing Sub-Commit- —Food Information Sub-Committee, 378, &c. tee, the Progress on Pesticides Sub-Committee and the draft Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill —Draft Animal Welfare Bill Sub-Committee, 500, &c. Sub-Committee, to be printed, 326. —Water Pricing Sub-Committee, 561, &c. [2005–06] —Sub-Committee on the Government’s Rural Deliv- Nominated, 122. ery Strategy, 588, 605. Chairman chosen, 159. —Sub-Committee on the Future for UK Fishing, 620. Reports: Memoranda laid, 137, &c. First [The future for UK fishing: Government Re- Minutes of Proceedings (and of Sub-Committees) to be sponse to the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Com- printed, 628. mittee’s Report], 192. [2004–05] Second [Reform of the EU Sugar Regime], 261. Reports: Third [The Animal Welfare Bill], 326. First [The Draft Animal Welfare Bill], 23. Fourth [The Departmental Annual Report 2005], 343. Second [Dismantling Defunct Ships in the UK: Gov- Fifth [Rural Payments Agency: Interim Report], 375. ernment Response], 102. Sixth [Bovine TB: badger culling], 482. Third [The Work of the Committee in 2004], 123. Seventh [The Environment Agency], 600. Fourth [Waste Policy and the Landfill Directive], 235. Eighth [Climate change: the role of bioenergy], 787. Fifth [The Government’s Rural Strategy and the draft Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill], 264. Special Reports: Sixth [The future for UK fishing], 264. First [Government’s Reply to the Seventh Report from the Committee, Session 2004–05: on Food Information], Seventh [Food information], 264. 159. COMMITTEES, Select 167 Second [Government’s Reply to the Ninth Report from Fourth [The Implementation of the Environmental the Committee, Session 2004–-05 on Climate Change: Liability Directive: Government Response to the Sixth looking forward], 192. Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 574. Third [Government’s Reply to the Eighth Report from Fifth [British Waterways: Government Response to the the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee, Seventh Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], Session 2004–05 on progress on the use of pesticides: the 575. Voluntary Initiative], 192. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 44, &c. Fourth [Government’s Response to the Second Report —Rural Payments Agency Sub-Committee, 26, &c. from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Commit- tee, Session 2005–06, on the Reform of the EU Sugar Memoranda to be published, 19, &c. Regime], 445. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Fifth [Government’s Response to the Fourth Report [2007–08] from the Committee, Session 2005–06, on The Depart- mental Annual Report 2006], 465. Member discharged; another added, 10, 102. Sixth [Government and Environment Agency Respons- Reports: es to the Seventh Report from the Environmental, Food First [The UK Government’s ‘Vision for the Common and Rural Affairs Committee, Session 2005–06, on the Agricultural Policy’: Government Response to the Fourth Environment Agency], 750. Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 8. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 207, &c. Second [Climate Change: the “citizen’s agenda”], 90. —together with Memoranda to be printed, 573. Third [The work of the Committee in 2007], 132. —Rural Payments Agency Sub-Committee, 581, &c. Fourth [Badgers and cattle TB: the final report of the Memorandum laid, 159, &c. Independent Scientific Group on Cattle TB], 185. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from Fifth [Flooding], 344. time to time, 672. Sixth [Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966], 360. [2006–07] Seventh [Implementation of the Nitrates Directive in Member discharged; another added, 61, 163, England], 414. Reports: Eighth [British Waterways: Follow-up], 465. First [The Work of the Committee in 2005–06], 99. Ninth [Draft Marine Bill—Coastal Access Provisions], 547. Second [Defra’s Departmental Report 2006 and De- fra’s Budget], 159. Tenth [Badgers and cattle TB: the final report of the Independent Scientific Group on Cattle TB: Government Third [The Rural Payments Agency and the Implemen- Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session tation of the Single Payment Scheme], 247. 2007–08], 559. Fourth [The UK Government’s ‘Vision for the Com- Eleventh [The potential of England’s rural economy], mon Agricultural Policy’], 355. 637. Fifth [Draft Climate Change Bill], 444. Special Reports: Sixth [Implementation of the Environmental Liability First [Flooding: Government Response to the Fifth Directive], 468. Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 502. Seventh [Beyond Stern: from the Climate Change Second [Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966: Government Review to the Draft Climate Change Bill], 484. Response to the Committee’s Sixth Report of Session Seventh [British Waterways], 531. 2007–08], 559. Eighth [Climate change: the “citizens” agenda], 531. Third [Implementation of the Nitrates Directive in England: Government Response to the Committee’s Sev- Special Reports: enth Report of Session 2007–08], 599. First [Climate change: the role of bioenergy: Govern- Fourth [British Waterways: follow-up: Government ment response to the Eighth Report from the Committee, Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report of Session Session 2005–06], 44. 2007–08], 559. Second [Defra’s Departmental Report 2006 and De- Fifth [Energy efficiency and fuel poverty], 617. fra’s budget: Government Response to the Second Report from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Commit- Sixth [Badgers and cattle TB: Government Response tee, Session 2006–07], 341. to the Committee’s Tenth Report of Session 2007–08], 668. Third [Rural Payments Agency and the Implementa- tion of the Single Payment Scheme: Government Re- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 8, &c. sponse to the Third Report from the Environment, Food —Sub Committee, 44. and Rural Affairs Committee, Session 2006–07], 519. Memoranda to be printed, 344, &c. 168 COMMITTEES, Select Memoranda to be published, 118, &c. ENVIRONMENT, TRANSPORT AND REGIONAL AFFAIRS [See ENVIRONMENT, FOOD AND RURAL Memoranda laid, 617. AFFAIRS] Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. [2008–09] FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Reports: [2000–01] First [The English Pig Industry], 27. Reports: Second [The work of the Committee in 2007–08], 27. First [Human Rights Annual Report 2000], 86. Third [Energy efficiency and fuel poverty], 370. Second [Iran], 104. Fourth [Securing food supplies up to 2050: the chal- Third [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for lenge for the UK], 544. 1999 and Parliamentary Prior Scrutiny] (with Defence, Fifth [Ofwat Price Review 2009], 554. International Development and Trade and Industry Com- mittees),183. Sixth [Draft Flood and Water Management Bill], 592. Fourth [Government Policy towards the Federal Re- Special Reports: public of Yugoslavia and the wider region following the First [The potential of England’s rural economy: Gov- fall of Milosevic], 244. ernment Response to the Committee’s Eleventh Report of Fifth [European Union Enlargement and Nice Fol- Session 2007–08], 60. low-up], 291. Second [The English Pig Industry: Government Sixth [Gibraltar], 291. Response to the Committee’s First Report of Session 2008–09], 265. Seventh [The Draft Export Control and Non-Prolifer- ation Bill] (with Defence, International Development and Third [Securing food supplies up to 2050: the chal- Trade and Industry Committees), 337. lenge for the UK: Government Response to the Commit- tee’s Fourth Report of Session 2008–09], 626. Eighth [Human Rights Annual Report 2000: Follow-up to Government Response], 351. Fourth [Ofwat Price Review 2009: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session Ninth [Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual 2008–09], 626. Report 2001], 352. Evidence to be printed, 82, &c. Special Reports: —Sub-Committee, 14, &c. First [Work of the Committee during the present Par- liament: A Progress Report], 33. Evidence ordered to be printed in the adjournment under Standing Order (Select Committees (adjournment Second [Correspondence with the Foreign Secretary in of the House)), 592. relation to the Sierra Leone Report], 244. Written evidence to be published, 104, &c. Minutes of Evidence taken before the Committee reported, 33, &c. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Minutes of Evidence taken jointly before the Defence, [2009–10] Foreign Affairs, International Development and Trade and Reports: Industry Committees reported, 104, 326. First [Appointment of the Chair of Natural England], Memoranda laid before the Committee reported, 33. 21. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. Second [The work of the Committee in 2008–09], 80. [2001–02] Third [Waste Strategy for England 2007], 116. Motion for nomination negatived, 79. Fourth [The National Forest], 322. Nominated, 98. Fifth [Dairy Farmers of Britain], 322. Chairman chosen, 109. Special Reports: Reports: First [Waste Strategy for England 2007: Government First [Gibraltar], 243. Response to the Committee’s Third Report of Session 2009–10], 373. Second [British-US Relations], 258. Evidence to be printed, 42, &c. Third [Laeken European Council], 309. —Sub-Committee, 136, &c. Fourth [Zimbabwe], 339. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Fifth [Human Rights Annual Report 2001], 378. Sixth [Turkey], 507. COMMITTEES, Select 169 Seventh [Foreign Policy Aspects of the War against Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Terrorism], 596. [2003–04] Eighth [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for Member discharged; another added, 214. 2000, Licensing Policy and Prior Parliamentary Scrutiny] (with Defence, International Development and Trade and Reports: Industry Committees),699. First [Foreign Affairs Committee Annual Report Ninth [Private Military Companies], 723. 2003], 83. Tenth [Zimbabwe], 723. Second [Foreign Policy Aspects of the War against Terrorism], 83. Eleventh [Gibraltar], 807. Third [Iran], 186. Twelfth [FCO Annual Report], 807. Fourth [Human Rights Annual Report 2003], 291. Special Reports: Fifth [South Africa], 291. First [Appointment of Parliamentary Representatives to the Convention on the Future of Europe], 289. Sixth [Strategic Export Controls] (with Defence, Inter- national Development and Trade and Industry Commit- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 162, &c. tees), 310. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 723. Seventh [Foreign Policy Aspects of the War against Memoranda laid, 247, 807. Terrorism], 483. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. Eighth [Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual Report 2003–04], 518. [2002–03] Special Reports: Member discharged; another added, 475. First [Implications for the Work of the House and its Reports: Committees of the Government’s Lack of Co-operation First [The Biological Weapons Green Paper], 55. with the Foreign Affairs Committee’s inquiry into The Decision to War in Iraq], 206. Second [The Foreign Policy Aspects of the War against Terrorism], 91. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Third [Foreign Affairs Committee Annual Report Memoranda laid, 291. 2002], 167. —to be printed, 30. Fourth [Human Rights Annual Report 2002], 216. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. Fifth [The Biological Weapons Green Paper], 362. [2004–05] Sixth [The Government’s Proposals for Secondary Reports: Legislation under the Export Control Act] (with Defence, International Development and Trade and Industry Com- First [Work of the Committee in 2004], 114. mittees), 373. Second [Cyprus], 134. Seventh [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report Third [Western Balkans], 134. for 2001, Licensing Policy and Parliamentary Scrutiny] (with Defence, International Development and Trade and Fourth [Human Rights Annual Report 2004], 258. Industry Committees), 373. Fifth [Strategic Export Controls] (with Defence, Inter- Eighth [Zimbabwe], 416. national Development and Trade and Industry Commit- tees), 258. Ninth [The Decision to go to war in Iraq], 512. Sixth [Foreign Policy Aspect of the War against Terror- Tenth [Foreign Policy Aspects of the War against ism], 295. Terrorism], 552. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 4, &c. Eleventh [Gibraltar], 552. —Part of, 226. Twelfth [Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual Report 2003], 667. Memoranda laid, 295, &c. Special Reports: —to be printed, 31, &c. First [Evidence from Mr Andrew Gilligan to the Com- Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. mittee’s Inquiry into the Decision to go to War in Iraq], [2005–06] 582. Nominated, 122. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. Chairman chosen, 150. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 55, &c. Member discharged; another added, 349. Papers reported, 582. Reports: 170 COMMITTEES, Select First [Human Rights Annual Report 2005], 445. Reports for 2007, licensing policy and review of export control legislation], 517. Second [Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual Report 2004–05], 445. Ninth [Human Rights Annual Report 2007], 537. Third [Public Diplomacy], 561. Tenth [Global Security: Japan and Korea], 688. Fourth [Foreign Policy aspects of the War against Special Reports: Terrorism], 697. First [Proposed appointment of Rt Hon Jack McCon- Fifth [Strategic Export Controls], 771. nell MSP as High Commissioner to Malawi: Government Response to the Sixth Report from the Committee], 654. Sixth [Developments in the European Union], 772. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 37, &c. Seventh [East Asia], 772. Memoranda to be published, 91, &c. Eighth [Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual Report 2005–06], 870. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 193, &c. [2008–09] Memoranda laid: Reports: —to be printed, 697. First [The Work of the Committee in Session 2007– 08], 40. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from time to time, 708. Second [Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual Report 2007–08], 82. [2006–07] Third [Visit to Cyprus], 82. Member discharged; another added, 24. Fourth [Global Security: Non-Proliferation], 398. Reports: Fifth [Global Security: Israel and the Occupied Pales- First [Work of the Committee in 2005 and 2006], 99. tinian Territories], 555. Second [Visit to Guantanamo Bay], 99. Sixth [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2009): UK Third [Human Rights Annual Report], 299. Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2007, Quarterly Reports for 2008, licensing policy and review of export Fourth [South Asia], 299. control legislation], 573. Fifth [Visit to Turkey and Cyprus], 299. Seventh [Human Rights Annual Report 2008], 584. Sixth [Foreign Policy Aspects of the Detention of Na- Eighth [Global Security: Afghanistan and Pakistan], val personnel by the Islamic Republic of Iran], 511. 585. Seventh [Strategic Export Controls: 2007 Review], Evidence to be printed, 20, &c. 530. —Part of the Evidence to be printed, 417. Eighth [Global Security: The Middle East], 547. Written evidence to be published, 40, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. —Part of the Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 439. [2009–10] Memoranda, to be published, 123, &c. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. First [The Work of the Committee in Session 2008– [2007–08] 09], 21. Member discharged; another added, 136. Second [The Work of the British Council 2008–09], Reports: 178. First [Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual Third [The Work of the BBC World Service 2008–09], Report 2006–07], 8. 178. Second [Global Security], 8. Fourth [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2010): UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2008, Quarterly Third [Foreign Policy Aspects of the Lisbon Treaty], Reports for 2009, licensing policy and review of export 132. control legislation], 343. Fourth [The Work of the Committee in 2007], 147. Fifth [Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual Fifth [Global Security: Iran], 208. Report 2008–09], 323. Sixth [Proposed Appointment of Rt Hon Jack McCon- Sixth [Global Security: UK-US Relations], 356. nell MSP as High Commissioner to Malawi], 465. Seventh [Turks and Caicos Islands], 374. Seventh [Overseas Territories], 465. Special Reports: Eighth [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2008): UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2006, Quarterly COMMITTEES, Select 171 First [The Work of the British Council 2008–09: Re- First [The Work of the Health Committee,2002], 113. sponses from the Government and British Council to the Second [Foundation Trusts], 363. Committee’s Second Report of Session 2009–10], 407. Third [Sexual Health], 423. Second [The Work of the BBC World Service 2008– 09: Responses from the Government and BBC World Fourth [Maternity Services], 428. Service to the Committee’s Third Report of Session Fifth [Office of Fair Trading Report into the Control 2009–10], 407. of Entry Regulations and Retail Pharmacy Service in the Third [Global Security: UK-US Relations: Gov- UK], 436. ernment Response to the Committee’s Sixth Report of Sixth [The Victoria Climbié Inquiry], 436. Session 2009–10], 407. Seventh [Patient and Public Involvement in the NHS], Fourth [Foreign and Commonwealth Office Annual 512. Report 2008–09: Government Response to the Commit- tee’s Fifth Report of Session 2009–10], 407. Eighth [Inequalities in Access to Maternity Services], 537. Evidence to be printed, 42, &c. Ninth [Choice in Maternity Services], 537. Written evidence to be published, 42, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. —Maternity Services Sub-Committee, 226, &c. Memorandum reported, 363, &c. HEALTH: Papers ordered to be printed, 611. [2000–01] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Reports: [2003–04] First [Access to NHS Dentistry], 240. Member discharged; another added, 489. Second [Public Health], 240. Reports: Third [Head Injury: Rehabilitation], 275. First [The Work of the Health Committee 2003], 83. Fourth [The provision of information by the Govern- ment relating to the safety of breast implants], 275. Second [Elder Abuse]. 240. Special Reports: Third [Obesity], 318. First [The Committee’s Work, Sessions 1997–98 to Fourth [Palliative Care], 457. 1999–2000], 78. Fifth [GP Out of Hours Services], 470. Minutes of Evidence on particular days to be printed, Sixth [The Provision of Allergy Services], 539. 9, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 9, &c. Memoranda reported, 240, &c. Memoranda laid, 240, &c. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. —to be printed, 545. [2001–02] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. Nominated, 79. [2004–05] Chairman chosen, 96. Reports: Reports: First [The Work of the Health Committee 2004], 127. First [The Role of the Private Sector in the NHS], 529. Second [The Prevention of Venous Thromboembolism Second [National Institute for Clinical Excellence], in Hospitalised Patients], 181. 624. Third [New Developments in HIV/AIDS and Sexual Third [Delayed Discharges], 704. Health Policy], 226. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 135, &c. Fourth [The Influence of the Pharmaceutical Industry], —Part of, 565. 295. —Remainder of, 624. Fifth [The Use of New Medical Technologies Within the NHS], 312. Memoranda reported, 129, 710. Sixth [NHS Continuing Care], 312. Memoranda to be printed, 750. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. Memoranda laid, 181, &c. [2002–03] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. Members discharged; others added, 475, 634(2). Reports: 172 COMMITTEES, Select [2005–06] [2008–09] Nominated, 123. Reports: Chairman chosen,165. First [NHS Next Stage Review], 28. Member discharged; another added, 232, 580. Second [Work of the Committee 2007–08], 87. Reports: Third [Health Inequalities], 164. First [Smoking in Public Places], 347. Fourth [Top-Up Fees], 331. Second [Changes to Primary Care Trusts], 347. Fifth [The use of management consultants by the NHS and the Department of Health], 331. Third [NHS Charges], 735. Sixth [Patient Safety], 446. Fourth [Independent Sector Treatment Centres], 751. Seventh [The Appointment of the Chair of the Food Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 210, &c. Standards Agency], 510. Memoranda laid, 347. Special Reports: —to be printed, 196, &c. First [Patient Safety: Care Quality Commission, Mon- Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from itor, and Professor Sir Ian Kennedy’s Responses to the time to time, 704. Sixth Report from the Committee], 629. [2006–07] Evidence to be printed, 23, &c. Member discharged; another added, 61, 501, 598. Written evidence to be printed, 87, &c. Reports: Formal Minutes to be published, 11. First [NHS Deficits], 59. [2009–10] Second [The Work of the Committee in 2005–06], 145. Reports: Third [Workforce Planning], 236. First [Alcohol], 74. Fourth [Patient and Public Involvement in the NHS], Second [The work of the Committee 2008–09], 74. 250. Third [Social Care], 297. Fifth [Audiology Services], 331. Fourth [Commissioning], 356. Sixth [The Electronic Patient Record], 547. Fifth [The use of overseas doctors in providing out-of- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. hours services], 378. Memoranda to be published, 216. Special Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Evidence to be printed, 8, &c. [2007–08] Written evidence to be published, 140. Member discharged; another added, 42, 79. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Reports: First [National Institute for Health and Clinical Excel- HOME AFFAIRS: lence], 101. [2000–01] Second [Work of the Committee in 2007], 190. Reports: Third [Modernising Medical Careers], 346. First [Border Controls], 86. Fourth [The appointment of the Chair of the Care Second [Criminal Records Bureau], 244. Quality Commission], 378. Special Reports: Fifth [Dental Services], 474. First [Government Observations on Fourth Report of Sixth [Foundation Trusts and Monitor], 604. Session 1999–2000, on Blantyre House Prison], 65. Special Reports: Second [Government Response to the Report of the First [National Institute for Health and Clinical Independent Inquiry into the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971: Excellence: National Institute for Health and Clinical Drugs and the Law], 122. Excellence Response to the First Special Report from the Third [Annual Report of the work of the Committee to Committee], 378. the Liaison Committee], 141. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 11, &c. Fourth [Government Reply to First Report], 269. Memoranda to be printed, 11, &c. Fifth [Government Reply to Second Report], 347. Memoranda to be published, 705, &c. Minutes of Evidence reported, 86, &c. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. COMMITTEES, Select 173 Memoranda reported, 86, &c. [2004–05] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. Reports: [2001–02] First [Rehabilitation of Prisoners], 72. Nominated, 79. Second [Work of the Committee in 2004], 114. Chairman chosen, 96 Third [Home Office Target-Setting 2004], 153. Reports: Fourth [Police Reform], 175. First [The Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Bill], Fifth [Anti-Social Behaviour], 295. 197. Sixth [Terrorism and Community Relations], 295. Second [Police Reform Bill], 525. Special Reports: Third [The Government’s Drugs Policy: Is it Work- First [Government Response to the Fifth Report from ing?], 544. the Committee, Session 2003–04, on Draft Sentencing Fourth [The Conduct of Investigations into Past Cases Guidelines 1 and 2], 175. of Abuse in Children’s Homes], 764. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 17, &c. Special Reports: Memoranda laid, to be printed, 57, &c. First [Government Response to the Second Report], Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. 664. [2005–06] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 131, &c. Nominated, 123. Memoranda to be printed, 143, &c. Chairman chosen, 159. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. Member discharged; another added, 369, 580, 666, [2002–03] 756. Chairman chosen, 552. Reports: Members discharged; others added, 14, 544, 663, 695. First [Draft Corporate Manslaughter Bill] (with Work Reports: and Pensions Committee), 336. First [Extradition Bill], 46. Second [Draft Sentencing Guideline: Robbery], 459. Second [Criminal Justice Bill], 46. Third [Draft Sentencing Guidelines—Overarching Principles: Domestic Violence and Breach of a Protective Third [The Work of the Home Affairs Committee in Order], 671. 2002], 134. Fourth [Terrorism Detention Powers], 691. Fourth [Asylum Removals], 355. Fifth [Immigration Control], 751. Fifth [Sexual Offences Bill], 482. Sixth [Draft Sentencing Guideline: Sexual Offences Special Reports: Act 2003], 791. First [Government Response to the First Report], 206. Special Reports: Second [Government Response to the Fourth Report], First [Memorandum from the Home Office: Progress 552. in implementing accepted Committee recommendations Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 18, &c. 2001–05], 524. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 188, &c. [2003–04] —part of, 459, 477. Member discharged; another added, 99, 530. —ordered to be printed in the adjournment pursuant to Standing Order (Select committees (adjournment of the Reports: House)), 183. First [Asylum and Immigration (Treatment of Claim- Memoranda laid, 216. ants, etc.) Bill], 30. —to be printed, 339. Second [Asylum Applications], 76. Papers laid, 255. Third [The Work of the Home Affairs Committee in 2003], 132. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from time to time, 665. Fourth [Identity Cards], 476. [2006–07] Fifth [Draft Sentencing Guidelines 1 and 2], 572. That, notwithstanding the provision of Standing Order Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. (Nomination of select committees), a Member be dis- Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. 174 COMMITTEES, Select charged and another Member appointed, 541 (on Divi- Second [Police and the Media], 34. sion). Third [The work of the Committee in 2007–08], 34. Member discharged; another added, 394, 598. Fourth [Policing process of the Home Office leak Reports: inquiries], 268. First [Work of the Committee in 2005–06], 145. Fifth [Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Bill [ Lords]], 287. Second [Young Black People and the Criminal Justice System], 369. Sixth [The Trade in Human Beings—Human Traffick- ing in the UK], 340. Third [Justice and Home Affairs Issues at European Union Level], 376. Seventh [Knife crime], 381. Fourth [Police Funding Allocations], 484. Eighth [Policing of the G20 Protests], 456. Special Reports: Ninth [Project CONTEST: The Government’s Coun- ter-Terrorism Strategy], 485. First [Justice and Home Affairs issues at European Union Level: Government Response to the Third Report Tenth [The Cost of Policing Football Matches], 544. from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 579. Eleventh [Bogus Colleges], 554. Second [Police Funding: Response to the Fourth Re- Twelfth [Macpherson Report—10 Years On], 554. port from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 600. Thirteenth [Managing Migration: points-Based Sys- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. tem], 554. —Part of, 86, 312. Fourteenth [The work of the Serious Organised Crime Memoranda to be published, 391, &c. Agency (SOCA)], 709. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Special Reports: [2007–08] First [Monitoring of the UK Border Agency: Govern- ment Response to the First Report from the Committee, Member discharged; another added, 232. Session 2008–09], 251. Reports: Second [Policing process of the Home Office leak in- First [The Government’s Counter-Terrorism Propos- quiries: Government Response to the Fourth Report from als], 86. the Committee, Session 2008–09], 618. Second [Bulgarian and Romanian Accession to the Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. EU: Twelve months on], 103. —Sub-Committee, 145, &c. Third [The Security Industry Authority: Licensing of —Part of the evidence taken before the Sub-Commit- Applicants], 103. tee, 107. Fourth [Work of the Committee in 2006–07], 127. Evidence ordered to be printed in the adjournment Fifth [A Surveillance Society?], 409. under Standing Order (Select Committees (adjournment of the House)), 592. Sixth [Domestic Violence, forced Marriage and “Hon- our”-Based Violence], 409. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Seventh [Policing in the 21st Century], 656. [2009–10] Special Reports: Member discharged; another added, 79. First [Unauthorised Disclosure of Draft Report], 103. Reports: Second [A Surveillance Society? Information Commis- First [The Detention of Children in the Immigration sioner’s Response to the Fifth Report of the Committee, Service], 14. Session 2007–08], 631. Second [The work of the UK Border Agency], 35. Third [Domestic Violence, forced Marriage and “Hon- Third [The E-Borders Programme], 88. our”-Based Violence: further Government Response to the Sixth Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], Fourth [Work of the Committee in 2008–09], 127. 656. Fifth [Police Service Strength], 149. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 8, &c. Sixth [The Home Office’s Response to Terrorist At- —Part of the Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 243. tacks], 171. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Seventh [The Cocaine Trade], 250. [2008–09] Eighth [The National DNA Database], 297. Reports: Ninth [Counter-Terrorism Measures in British Air- ports], 344. First [Monitoring of the UK Border Agency], 34. COMMITTEES, Select 175 Tenth [The Government’s Approach to Crime Preven- Second [Government Response to the Tenth Report, tion], 344. Session 1999–2000, on After Seattle—The World Trade Organisation and Developing Countries], 110. Eleventh [The Work of the Independent Police Com- plaints Commission], 368. Third [Government Response to First Report], 352. Twelfth [UK Border Agency: Follow-up on Asylum Fourth [Government Response to Fifth Report], 363. Cases and E-Borders Programme], 368. Minutes of Evidence reported, 16, &c. Special Reports: Part of Minutes of Evidence reported, 51, 95. First [Policing of the G20 Protests: Government Minutes of Evidence taken jointly before the Europe- Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report of Session an Scrutiny, Agriculture and International Development 2008–09], 88. Committees reported, 41. Second [The Cost of Policing Football Matches: Gov- Minutes of Evidence taken jointly before the Defence, ernment Response to the Committee’s Tenth Report of Foreign Affairs, International Development and Trade and Session 2008–09], 171. Industry Committees reported, 104, 326. Third [The Work of the UK Border Agency: Govern- Memoranda reported, 172, &c. ment Response to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2009–10], 221. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. Fourth [The Macpherson Report—Ten Years on: Gov- [2001–02] ernment Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Nominated, 80. Session 2008–09], 344. Chairman chosen, 109. Fifth [Police Service Strength: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2009–10], Member discharged; another added, 98, 169, 185, 371. 368. Reports: Sixth [Implementation of the Committee’s Recommen- First [The Humanitarian Crisis in Afghanistan and the dations for the Parliament 2005-2010], 343. Surrounding Region], 272. Evidence to be printed, 14, &c. Second [The Effectiveness of the Reforms of European Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Development Assistance], 464. Third [Global Climate Change and Sustainable Devel- opment], 693. INNOVATION, UNIVERSITIES, AND SKILLS [See SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY] Fourth [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for 2000, Licensing Policy and Prior Parliamentary Scrutiny] (with Defence, Foreign Affairs and Trade and Industry INNOVATION, UNIVERSITIES, SCIENCE AND Committees), 699. SKILLS [See SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY] Fifth [Financing for Development: Finding the money to eliminate world poverty], 704. INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Sixth [Department for International Development: Departmental Report 2002], 807. [2000–01] Special Reports: Reports: First [Government Response to First Report], 359. First [The Globalisation White Paper], 183. Second [Government Response to Second Report], Second [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for 652. 1999 and Parliamentary Prior Scrutiny] (with Defence, Foreign Affairs and Trade and Industry Committees), 183. Third [Government Response to the Fifth Report], 786. Third [HIV/AIDS: The Impact on Social and Econom- Fourth [Government Response to the Third Report], ic Development], 245. 786. Fourth [Corruption], 258. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 144, &c. Fifth [ECGD, Developmental Issues and the Ilisu —Part of, 336. Dam: Further Report], 279. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. Sixth [The Draft Export Control and Non-Proliferation [2002–03] Bill] (with Defence, Foreign Affairs and Trade and Indus- try Committees), 337. Members discharged; others added, 14, 695. Special Reports: Reports: First [The Work of the International Development First [Afghanistan: the transition from humanitarian Committee 1997–2000], 33. relief to reconstruction and development assistance], 119. 176 COMMITTEES, Select Second [International Development Committee: Annu- Special Reports: al Report 2002], 142. First [Government Response to the Eighth Report, Third [The humanitarian crisis in southern Africa], 2002–03, on the Department for International Develop- 216. ment: Departmental Report 2003], 83. Fourth [Preparing for humanitarian consequences of Second [Government Response to First Report], 201. possible military action against Iraq], 234. Third [Government Response to the Second Report], Fifth [The Government’s Proposals for Secondary 235. Legislation under the Export Control Act] (with Defence, Fourth [Government Response to Fourth Report], 427. Foreign Affairs and Trade and Industry Committees), 373. Fifth [Government Response to Seventh Report], 620. Sixth [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for 2001, Licensing Policy and Parliamentary Scrutiny] (with Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Defence, Foreign Affairs and Trade and Industry Commit- —Part of, 518. tees), 373. —with Appendices, 620. Seventh [Trade and Development at the WTO: Issues for Cancun], 520. Memoranda laid, 23, &c. Eighth [Department for International Development: —To be printed [Government Response to First Re- Departmental Report 2003], 632. port], 138. Special Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. First [Government’s Response to the Sixth Report, [2004–05] Session 2001–02, on the Department for International Reports: Development: Departmental Report 2002], 142. First [The Commission for Africa and Policy Coher- Second [Government Response to the Fourth Report], ence for Development: First do no harm], 35. 279. Second [Work of the Committee in 2004], 159. Third [Government Response to the First Report], 310. Third [DFID’s bilateral programme of assistance to Fourth [Government Response to the Third Report], India], 235. 377. Fourth [Strategic Export Controls] (with Defence, For- Fifth [Government Response to the Seventh Report], eign Affairs, and Trade and Industry Committees), 258. 603. Fifth [Darfur, Sudan: The responsibility to protect], Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. 265. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 106, Sixth [Fair Trade? The European Union’s trade agree- 594. ments with African, Caribbean and Pacific countries], Memoranda reported, 234, &c. 300. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Seventh [Development Assistance in Iraq], 312. [2003–04] Special Reports: Member discharged; another added, 25, 600. First [Government response to the Sixth Report from the Committee, Session 2003–04, on Migration and Reports: Development: How to make migration work for poverty First [Trade and Development at the WTO: Learning reduction], 57. the lessons of Cancún to revive a genuine development Second [Government Response to the Eighth Report round], 23. from the Committee, Session 2003–04, on the Department Second [Development Assistance and the Occupied for International Development: Departmental Report Palestinian Territories], 83. 2004], 159. Third [Annual Report 2003], 116. Third [Government Response to the First Report from the Committee, on The Commission for Africa and Policy Fourth [Kenya: DFID’s Country Assistance Plan Coherence for Development: First do no harm], 300. 2004–07 and progress towards the Millennium Develop- ment Goals], 291. Fourth [Government Response to the Third Report from the Committee, on DFID’s bilateral programme of Fifth [Strategic Export Controls] (with Defence, For- assistance to India], 312. eign Affairs and Trade and Industry Committees), 310. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 13, &c. Sixth [Migration and Development: How to make migration work for poverty reduction], 412. —part of, 57. Seventh [DFID’s Agriculture Policy], 500. Memoranda laid, 175, &c. Eighth [Department for International Development: —to be printed, 35, &c. Departmental Report 2004], 620. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. COMMITTEES, Select 177 [2005–06] Ninth [Prospects for sustainable peace in Uganda], 511. Nominated, 123. Tenth [DFID Assistance to Burmese Internally dis- Chairman chosen, 136. placed People and Refugees on the Thai-Burma border], Member discharged; another added, 781. 519. Reports: Eleventh [Strategic Export Controls: 2007 Review], 530. First [Delivering the goods: HIV/AIDS and the provi- sion of anti-retrovirals], 307. Special Reports: Second [Darfur: The killing continues], 373. First [Conflict and Development: Peacebuilding and Post-conflict Reconstruction: Government Response to Third [The WTO Hong Kong Ministerial and the Doha the Sixth Report from the Committee, Session 2005–06], Development Agenda], 578. 79. Fourth [Private Sector Development], 759. Second [Humanitarian response to natural disasters: Fifth [Strategic Export Controls], 771. Government Response to the Seventh Report from the Committee, Session 2005–06], 108. Sixth [Conflict and Development: Peacebuilding and Post-conflict Reconstruction], 825. Third [Department for International Development Departmental Report 2006: Government Response to the Seventh [Humanitarian response to natural disasters], First Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 170. 844. Fourth [HIV/AIDS: Marginalised groups and emerging Special Reports: epidemics: Government Response to the Second Report First [Delivering the goods: HIV/AIDS and the pro- from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 170. vision of anti-retrovirals: Government Response to the Fourth [Development Assistance and the Occupied Committee’s First Report of Session 2005–06], 445. Palestinian Territories], 127. Second [Darfur: The killing continues: Government Fifth [Development Assistance and the Occupied Pal- Response to the Committee’s Second Report of Session estinian Territories: Government Response to the Fourth 2005–06], 532. Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 278. Third [The WTO Hong Kong Ministerial and the Doha Sixth [EU Development and Trade Policies: An up- Development Agenda: Government Response to the Com- date: Government Response to the Fifth Report from the mittee’s Third Special Report of Session 2005–06], 726. Committee, Session 2006–07], 383. Fourth [Private Sector Development: Government Seventh [Sanitation and Water: Government Response Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session to the Sixth Report from the Committee, Session 2006– 2005–06], 810. 07], 469. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 149, &c. Eighth [Fair Trade and Development: Government —together with Appendices, 220, &c. Response to the Seventh Report from the Committee, Ses- sion 2006–07], 579. Memoranda laid, 307, &c. Ninth [Department for International Development’s —to be printed, 508. Programme in Vietnam: Government Response to the Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from Eighth Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], time to time, 689. 579. [2006–07] Tenth [Prospects for sustainable peace in Uganda: Government Response to the Ninth Report from the Com- Member discharged; another added, 288. mittee, Session 2006–07], 579. Reports: Eleventh [DFID Assistance to Burmese Internally First [Department for International Development De- Displaced Persons and Refugees on the Thai-Burma Bor- partmental Report 2006], 16. der: Responses to the Tenth Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 593. Second [HIV/AIDS: Marginalised groups and emerg- ing epidemics], 32. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 8, &c. Third [Work of the Committee in 2005–06], 108. —Part of the Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 400. Fourth [Development Assistance and the Occupied Memoranda to be published, 16, &c. Palestinian Territories], 127. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Fifth [EU Development and Trade Policies: An up- [2007–08] date], 205. Member discharged; another added, 10, 26, 250. Sixth [Sanitation and Water], 295. Reports: Seventh [Fair Trade and Development], 383. First [Department for International Development An- Eighth [DFID’s Programme in Vietnam], 511. nual Report 2007], 16. 178 COMMITTEES, Select Second [Cross-departmental Working on Development Reports: and Trade], 39. First [The Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 54. Third [The Work of the Committee in 2007], 135. Second [DFID Annual Report 2008], 135. Fourth [Reconstructing Afghanistan], 179. Third [DFID and China], 172. Fifth [Maternal Health], 186. Fourth [Aid under Pressure: Support for Development Sixth [DFID and the World Bank], 221. Assistance in a Global Economic Downturn], 375. Seventh [DFID and the African Development Bank], Fifth [Sustainable Development in a Global Economic 378. Downturn], 381. Eighth [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2008): UK Sixth [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2009): UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2006, Quarterly Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2007, Quarterly Reports for 2007, licensing policy and review of export Reports for 2008, licensing policy and review of export control legislation], 517. control legislation], 573. Ninth [Working together to Make Aid More Effective], Seventh [Urbanisation and Poverty], 618. 530. Eighth [DFID’s Programme in Nigeria], 618. Tenth [The World Food Programme and Global Food Special Reports: Security], 551. First [HIV/AIDS DFID’s New Strategy: Government Eleventh [The Humanitarian and Development Situa- Response to the Twelfth Report from the Committee, tion in the Occupied Palestinian Territories], 566. Session 2007–08], 135. Twelfth [HIV/AIDS: DFID’s New Strategy], 718. Second [DFID Annual Report 2008: Government Re- Special Reports: sponse to the Second Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 326. First [Department for International Development Annual Report 2007: Government Response to the First Third [DFID and China: Government Response to the Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 186. Third Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 393. Second [Development and Trade: Cross-departmental Working: Government Response to the Second Report Fourth [Aid under Pressure: Support for Development from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 186. Assistance in a Global Economic Downturn: Government Response to the Fourth Report from the Committee, Ses- Third [Reconstructing Afghanistan: Government Re- sion 2008–09], 619. sponse to the Fourth Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 346. Fifth [Sustainable Development in a Changing Cli- mate: Government Response to the Fifth Report from the Fourth [DFID and the World Bank: Government Re- Committee, Session 2008–09], 619. sponse to the Sixth Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 378. Evidence to be printed, 82, &c. Fifth [Maternal Health: Government Response to the Written evidence to be published, 54, &c. Fifth Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 409. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Sixth [DFID and the African Development Bank: [2009–10] Government Response to the Seventh Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 551. Reports: Seventh [Working together to Make Aid More Effec- First [Progress on the Implementation of DFID’s HIV/ tive: Government Response to the Ninth Report from the AIDS Strategy], 14. Committee, Session 2007–08], 599. Second [The Work of the Committee in Session Eighth [The World Food Programme and Global Food 2008–09], 89. Security: Government Response to the Tenth Report from Third [DFID’s Programme in Bangladesh], 251. the Committee, Session 2007–08], 599. Fourth [DFID’s performance in 2008–09 and the 2009 Ninth [The Humanitarian and Development Situation White Paper], 280. in the Occupied Palestinian Territories: Government Response to the Eleventh Report from the Committee, Fifth [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2010): UK Session 2007–08], 600. Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2008, Quarterly Reports for 2009, licensing policy and review of export Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 16, &c. control legislation], 343. Memoranda to be published, 31, &c. Sixth [DFID’s Programme in Nepal], 344. Memoranda laid, 16. Seventh [Draft International Development (Official Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Development Assistance Target) Bill], 344. [2008–09] Eighth [DFID’s Assistance to Zimbabwe], 344. Members discharged; others added, 66, 196, 536. Special Reports: COMMITTEES, Select 179 First [Urbanisation and Poverty: Government Re- First [Protection of a witness—privilege], 75. Referred sponse to the Committee’s Seventh Report, Session to Committee on Standards and Privileges, 80. 2008–09], 127. Second [Government Response to Fourth Report Second [DFID’s Programme in Nigeria: Government 2002–03, on Immigration and Asylum: the Government’s Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report, Session proposed changes to publicly funded immigration and 2008–09], 127. asylum work], 109. Third [Progress in the Implementation of DFID’s HIV/ Third [Further Government Response to Second Re- AIDS Strategy: Government response to the Committee’s port], 431. First Report, Session 2009–10], 251. Fourth [Additional Government Response to Second Evidence to be printed, 14, &c. Report], 549. Written evidence to be published, 14, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 9, &c. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Memoranda to be printed, 150, &c. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. JUSTICE: [2004–05] [2002–03] Reports: Standing Order (Select Committees related to govern- First [Freedom of Information Act 2000—progress ment departments) amended to establish Committee, 143. towards implementation], 17. Standing Order (Select Committees related to govern- Second [Work of the Committee in 2004], 79. ment departments) amended to replace with Constitution- Third [Constitutional Reform Bill [Lords]: the Govern- al Affairs Committee, 593. ment’s proposals], 114. (As Lord Chancellor’s Department Committee) Fourth [Family Justice: the operation of the family Nominated, after Amendment negatived,148. courts], 180. Chairman chosen, 168. Fifth [Legal Aid: asylum appeals], 258. Reports: Sixth [Electoral Registration] (with the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister: Housing, Planning, Local Gov- First [Courts Bill], 428. ernment and the Regions Committee), 264. Second [Judicial Appointments: lessons from the Scot- Seventh [The operation of the Special Immigration tish experience], 495. Appeals Commission (SIAC) and the use of Special Third [Children and Family Courts Advisory and Sup- Advocates], 294. port Service (CAFCASS)], 552. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 35, &c. (As Constitutional Affairs Committee): Memoranda laid, 180. Fourth [Immigration and Asylum: the Government’s —to be printed, 35, &c. proposed changes to publicly funded immigration and asylum work], 652. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 18, &c. [2005–06] Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 55, Nominated, 122. &c. Chairman chosen, 150. Memoranda reported, 308, 603. Member discharged; another added, 756. Papers ordered to be printed, 527. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. First [The courts: small claims], 293. [2003–04] Second [The Office of the Judge Advocate General], Member discharged; another added, 57. 322. Reports: Third [Compensation culture], 439. First [Judicial appointments and a Supreme Court Fourth [Legal Services Commission: removal of Spe- (court of final appeal)], 116. cialist Support Services], 459. Second [Asylum and Immigration appeals], 150. Fifth [Compensation culture: NHS Redress Bill], 524. Third [Work of the Committee 2003], 167. Sixth [Family Justice: the operation of the family courts revisited], 657. Fourth [Civil Legal Aid: adequacy of provision], 431. Seventh [Freedom of Information: one year on], 671. Fifth [Draft Criminal Defence Service Bill], 476. Eighth [Reform of the coroners’ system and death Special Reports: certification], 764. 180 COMMITTEES, Select Special Reports: Second [Constitutional Role of the Attorney General: Government Response to the Fifth Report from the Com- First [Legal Services Commission’s response to the mittee, Session 2006–07], 127. Committee’s Fourth Report, on removal of Specialist Support Services], 554. Third [Protection of Private Data: Government Re- sponse to the First Report from the Committee, Session Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 188, &c. 2006–07], 238. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from Fourth [Counter Terrorism Bill: Government Response time to time, 689. to the Third Report from the Committee], 460. [2006–07] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 16, &c. Constitutional Affairs Committee replaced by Justice Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Committee from next Session [2007–08] of Parliament and proceedings deemed to have been in respect of that [2008¬–09] Committee, 542. Member discharged; another added, 278. Member discharged; another added, 61. Reports: Reports: First [Crown Dependencies: evidence taken], 34. First [Party Funding], 76. Second [Coroners and Justice Bill], 72. Second [Work of the Committee in 2005 and 2006], Third [The work of the Information Commissioner: 123. Appointment of a new Commissioner], 117. Third [Implementation of the Carter Review of Legal Fourth [Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 178. Aid], 299. Fifth [Devolution: a decade on], 355. Fourth [Freedom of Information follow up], 400. Sixth [Sentencing Guidelines and Parliament: building Fifth [The Constitutional Role of the Attorney Gener- a bridge], 457. al], 511. Seventh [Constitutional Reform and Renewal: Parlia- Sixth [the Creation of the Ministry of Justice], 511. mentary Standards Bill], 486. Special Reports: Eighth [Family Legal Aid Reform], 515. First [Party Funding—Oral Evidence from the Lord Ninth [The Crown Prosecution Service: Gateway to Chancellor on the role of the Attorney General], 111. the Criminal Justice System], 554. Second [Scrutiny of Constitutional Reform], 484. Tenth [Draft Sentencing Guideline: overarching princi- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 111, &c. ples—sentencing youths], 554. —taken in the last Session of Parliament, 539. Eleventh [Constitutional Reform and Renewal], 585. Memoranda to be published, 153, &c. Twelfth [Role of the Prison Officer], 619. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Special Reports: [2007–08] First [Coroners and Justice Bill: Government Re- sponse to the Second Report from the Committee, Session Member discharged; another added, 12, 174, 268, 308. 2008–09], 178. Reports: Second [Crown Dependencies: evidence taken: Gov- First [Protection of Private Data], 101. ernment Response to the First Report from the Commit- tee, Session 2008–09], 178. Second [Work of the Committee in 2007], 204. Third [Appointment of the Chair of the Office for Third [Counter-Terrorism Bill], 238. Legal Complaints: Government Response to the Seventh Fourth [Draft Constitutional Renewal Bill (provisions Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 204. relating to the Attorney General)], 460. Fourth [The work of the Information Commission- Fifth [Towards effective sentencing], 530. er: Appointment of a new Commissioner: Government response to the Third Report from the Committee, Session Sixth [Public Appointments: Lord-Lieutenants and 2008–09], 287. High Sheriffs], 551. Fifth [Family Legal Aid Reform: Government re- Seventh [Appointment of Chair of the Office for Legal sponse to the Eighth Report from the Committee, Session Complaints], 649. 2008–09], 619. Special Reports: Sixth [Constitutional Reform and Renewal: Parlia- First [The Creation of the Ministry of Justice: Govern- mentary Standards Bill and Constitutional Reform and ment Response to the Sixth Report from the Committee, Renewal: Government’s Responses to the Seventh and Session 2006–07], 48. Eleventh Reports from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 619. Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. COMMITTEES, Select 181 —Part of the evidence to be printed, 117. Second [The Northern Ireland Prison Service], 327. Written evidence to be printed, 471. Third [Response of the Northern Ireland Executive to the Fourth and Fifth Reports of Session 1999–2000], 357. Written evidence, 20. Fourth [Government’s Response to First Special Re- Formal Minutes to be published, 11. port], 357. [2009–10] Minutes of Evidence reported, 21, &c. Member discharged; another added, 163. Part of Minutes of Evidence reported, 275. Reports: Appendices to Minutes of Evidence reported, 291, 358. First [Cutting crime: the case for justice reinvestment], Papers reported, 292, 358. 36. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. Second [The work of the Committee in 2008–09], 128. [2001–02] Third [Appointment of HM CPS Chief Inspector], 171. Nominated, 99. Fourth [Appointment of HM Chief Inspector of Pris- ons], 344. Chairman chosen, 109. Fifth [Constitutional processes following a general Reports: election], 344. First [Introduction of the Aggregates Levy in Northern Sixth [Draft Civil Law Reform Bill: pre-legislative Ireland], 248. scrutiny], 368. Second [The Financing of Terrorism in Northern Ire- Seventh [Justice issues in Europe], 368. land: Interim Report on the Proceeds of Crime Bill], 359. Eighth [Crown Dependencies], 368. Third [Introduction of the Aggregates Levy in North- ern Ireland: The Government’s Response], 512. Special Reports: Fourth [The Financing of Terrorism in Northern First [Family Legal Aid Reform: Further Government Ireland], including Government’s Response to Second Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report of Session Report, 641. 2008–09], 62. Special Reports: Second [The Crown Prosecution Service: Gatekeeper of the Criminal Justice System: Government Response to First [Government Observations on the Fifth Report, the Committee’s Ninth Report of Session 2008–09], 128. Session 2000–01, on Miscellaneous Financial Matters and the Government’s Response to the Committee’s Third Evidence to be printed, 14, &c. Report, Session 1999–2000], 162. —Sub-Committee, 51, &c. Second [Government Response to Fourth Report, Ses- Written evidence to be published, 150. sion 2000–01, Legal Aid in Northern Ireland], 214. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Third [Government Response to Second Report, Ses- sion 2000–01, The Parades Commission], 214. Fourth [Government Observations on the Third Report, LORD CHANCELLOR’S DEPARTMENT Session 2000–01, on Relocation following Paramilitary [See JUSTICE] Intimidation], 264. Fifth [Government Observations on the Third Report], NORTHERN IRELAND AFFAIRS: 731. [2000–01] Sixth [Government Observations on the Fourth Re- port], 812. Reports: Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 162, &c. First [The Northern Ireland Prison Service], 146. Papers reported, 277. Second [The Parades Commission], 275. —Memoranda and a Paper, 347. Third [Relocation following paramilitary intimidation], 275. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. Fourth [Legal Aid in Northern Ireland], 344. [2002–03] Fifth [Miscellaneous Financial Matters and the Members discharged; others added, 49, 634. Government’s Response to the Third Report, Session Reports: 1999–2000], 344. First [Impact in Northern Ireland of Cross-border Road Sixth [The Parades Commission—Supplementary Fuel Price Differentials: Three Years On], 23. Report], 357. Second [Annual Report 2002], 113. Special Reports: Third [The Police (Northern Ireland) Bill], 137. First [Annual Report for Session 1999–2000], 73. 182 COMMITTEES, Select Fourth [The Control of Firearms in Northern Ireland —Sub-Committee, 240, &c. and the draft Firearms (Northern Ireland) Order 2002], Papers laid, 34, 44. 154. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. Fifth [Forensic Science Northern Ireland], 246. [2004–05] Sixth [The Illegal Drugs Trade and Drug Culture in Northern Ireland], 377. Reports: Seventh [Peace II], 465. First [Electoral Registration in Northern Ireland], 40. Eighth [The Illegal Drugs Trade and Drug Culture in Second [The Parades Commission and Public Proces- Northern Ireland], 642. sions (Northern Ireland) Act 1998], 60. Special Reports: Third [Northern Ireland Departments’ 2002–03 Re- source Account], 60. First [Government’s Response to the First Report], 173. Fourth [The work of the Committee in 2004], 102. Second [Government’s Response to the Third Report], Fifth [The Functions of the Office of the Police Om- 273. budsman for Northern Ireland], 160. Third [Government Response to the Second Report], Sixth [Waste Management Strategy in Northern Ire- 288. land], 181. Fourth [Government’s Response to the Fourth Report], Seventh [The Functions of the Northern Ireland Polic- 367. ing Board], 210. Fifth [Government’s Response to the Fifth Report], Eighth [Air Transport Services in Northern Ireland], 421. 319. Sixth [Government’s Response to the Sixth Report], Ninth [The Challenge of Diversity: Hate Crime in 507. Northern Ireland], 319. Seventh [Government’s Response to the Seventh Tenth [Ways of dealing with Northern Ireland’s past: Report], 591. Interim Report—Victims and Survivors], 319. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. Special Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. First [Government’s Response to the Sixth Report of the Committee, Session 2003–04, on Social Housing [2003–04] Provision in Northern Ireland], 89. Members discharged; others added, 200, 305. Second [Government’s Response to the First Report of Reports: the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Electoral Registra- tion in Northern Ireland], 236. First [The Committee’s Work in 2003], 52. Third [Government Response to the Third Report of Second [The Separation of Paramilitary Prisoners at the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Northern Ireland HMP Maghaberry], 116. Departments’ 2002–03 Resource Accounts], 319. Third [The Introduction of the Aggregates Levy in Fourth [Government Response to the Sixth Report of Northern Ireland: One year on], 192. the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Waste Management Fourth [The Compensation Agency], 287. Strategy in Northern Ireland], 319. Fifth [‘Hate Crime’: the Draft Criminal Justice (North- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 40, &c. ern Ireland) Order 2004], 345. —Sub-Committee, 23, &c. Sixth [Social Housing Provision in Northern Ireland], Minutes of Proceedings, together with the Minutes 561. of Proceedings of the Sub-Committee of the Northern Special Reports: Ireland Affairs Committee, to be printed, 327. First [Government’s Response to Eighth Re- [2005–06] port,2002–03, on The Illegal Drugs Trade and Drug Nominated, 123. Culture in Northern Ireland], 66. Chairman chosen, 150. Second [Government’s Response to First Report], 258. Member discharged; another added, 819. Third [Government’s Response to Second Report], 311. Reports: Fourth [Government’s Response to Third Report], 370. First [Education in Northern Ireland], 411. Fifth [Government’s Response to Fifth Report], 483. Second [Work of the Committee in 2005], 445. Sixth [Government’s Response to Fourth Report], 483. Third [Organised Crime in Northern Ireland], 714. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 80, &c. Special Reports: COMMITTEES, Select 183 First [Government’s Response to the Fourth Report Reports: from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on the work of the First [The Northern Ireland Prison Service], 73. Committee in 2004], 149. Second [The Work of the Committee in 2007], 147. Second [Government and the Office of the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland Responses to the Fifth Third [Policing and Criminal Justice in Northern Ire- Report from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on the land: the Cost of Policing the Past], 487. Functions of the Office of the Police Ombudsman for Special Reports: Northern Ireland], 149. First [Prison Service of Northern Ireland: Government Third [Government’s Response to the Second Report Response to the First Report from the Committee, Session from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on the Parades 2007–08], 226. Commission and Public Processions (Northern Ireland) Act 1998], 149. Second [Policing and Criminal Justice in Northern Ireland: the Cost of Policing the Past: Government Re- Fourth [Government’s Response to the Ninth Report sponse to the Third Report from the Committee, Session from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on the Challenge 2007–08], 605. of Diversity: Hate Crime in Northern Ireland], 149. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 37, &c. Fifth [Air Transport Services in Northern Ireland: Government Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report Memoranda to be published, 55, &c. of Session 2004–05], 193. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Sixth [Ways of Dealing with Northern Ireland’s Past: [2008–09] Interim Report–Victims and Survivors. Government Response to the Committee’s Tenth Report of Session Reports: 2004–05], 193. First [Work of the Committee in Session 2007–08], 41. Seventh [The Functions of the Northern Ireland Po- Second [Cross-border co-operation], 417. licing Board: Government Response to the Committee’s Seventh Report of Session 2004–05], 193. Special Reports: Eighth [Decision to Cease Stormont Prosecutions], First [The Omagh Bombing: Access to Intelligence], 367. 525. Ninth [Organised Crime in Northern Ireland; Gov- Second [Cross-border co-operation: Government Re- ernment Response to the Committee’s Third Report of sponse to the Second Report from the Committee, Session Session 2005–06], 814. 2008–09], 626. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 225, &c. Evidence to be printed, 20, &c. Minutes of Proceedings for Session 2005–06 ordered Written evidence to be published, 4, &c. to be laid upon the Table, [2006–07] 323. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. [2006–07] [2009–10] Reports: Reports: First [Draft Protocol for Community-based Restorative First [The work of the Committee in 2008–09], 21. Justice Schemes], 114. Second [The Report of the Consultative Group on the Second [Work of the Committee in 2006], 143. Past in Northern Ireland], 69. Third [Tourism in Northern Ireland and its Economic Third [Television Broadcasting in Northern Ireland], Impact and Benefits], 195. 157. Special Reports: Fourth [The Omagh Bombing: some remaining ques- First [Draft Protocol for Community-based Restora- tions], 235. tive Justice Schemes: Government Response to the First Fifth [Forensic Science Northern Ireland], 260. Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 299. Sixth [A Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland: an interim Second [Tourism in Northern Ireland and its Economic statement], 336. Impact and Benefits: Government Response to the Third Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 356. Seventh [Progress towards devolution in Northern Ireland during the 2005 Parliament], 374. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 20, &c. Eighth [The Omagh Bombing: Government response], Memoranda to be published, 299. 421. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Evidence to be printed, 4, &c. Minutes of Proceedings of Session 2005–06 to lie upon Written evidence to be published, 21, &c. the Table, 323. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. [2007–08] Member discharged; another added, 11, 42, 673. 184 COMMITTEES, Select OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER: Special Reports: HOUSING, PLANNING, LOCAL GOVERNMENT First [Government Response to the Fourth Report, AND THE REGIONS [See COMMUNITIES AND Session 2000–01, The Scientific Advisory System], 212. LOCAL GOVERNMENT] Second [Government Response to the Sixth Report, Session 2000–01, Are We Realising Our Potential?], 212. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: Third [Government Response to the Seventh Report, [2000–01] Session 2000–01, Wave and Tidal Energy], 212. Motion to discharge a Member and add another object- Fourth [Government Response to the Third Report, ed to, 82; agreed to, 217. Session 2000–01, on The Scientific Advisory System: Scientific Advice on Climate Change], 288. Motion for leave to meet concurrently with corre- sponding Lords committee, &c.; debate stood adjourned, Fifth [Government Response to the Second Report], 106. Debate resumed and adjourned, 125. Debate resumed 632. and Motion agreed to, 278. Sixth [Government Response to the Third Report], Reports: 756. First [EQUAL (Extended Quality Life)], 41. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 265, &c. Second [Corus plc—Research and Development], 56. Memoranda reported, 280, &c. Third [Scientific Advisory System: Scientific Advice Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. on Climate Change], 172. [2002–03] Fourth [Scientific Advisory System], 203. Members discharged; others added, 144, 678. Fifth [Genetics and Insurance], 265. Reports: Sixth [Are We Realising Our Potential?], 276. First [The Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Seventh [Wave and Tidal Energy], 334. Council], 79. Special Reports: Second [Science and Technology Committee: Annual Report 2002], 124. First [The Work of the Science and Technology Com- mittee 1997–2000], 22. Third [The Work of the Medical Research Council], 246. Second [Government Response to First Report], 327. Fourth [Towards a Non-Carbon Fuel Economy: Re- Third [Responses from the Government and from search, Development and Demonstration], 288. Corus plc to Second Report], 345. Fifth [The Work of the Natural Environment Research Fourth [The Work of the Science and Technology Council], 520. Committee in the 1997–2001 Parliament], 358. Sixth [UK Science and Europe: Value for Money?], Minutes of Evidence reported, 22, &c. 548. Memoranda reported, 41, &c. Seventh [Light Pollution and Astronomy], 600. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. Eighth [The Work of the Engineering and Physical [2001–02] Sciences Research Council], 636. Nominated, 185. Ninth [The Scientific Response to Terrorism], 636. Chairman chosen, 194. Special Reports: Reports: First [Government Response to the Fifth Report, Session 2001–02, on Government funding of the scientific First [Cancer Research-A Follow-Up], 385. learned societies], 79. Second [Research Assessment Exercise], 454. Second [Government Response to the Sixth Report, Third [Science Education from 14 to 19], 659. Session 2001–02, on the National Endowment for Sci- ence, Technology and the Arts], 124. Fourth [Developments in Human Genetics and Embry- ology], 682. Third [Government Response to the Seventh Report, Session 2001–02, on the Office of Science and Technolo- Fifth [Government Funding of the Scientific Learned gy: Scrutiny Report 2002], 124. Societies], 731. Fourth [Government Response to the Eighth Report, Sixth [National Endowment for Science, Technology Session 2001–02, on Short-term Research Contracts in and the Arts: a follow-up], 761. Science and Engineering], 190. Seventh [The Office of Science and Technology: Scru- Fifth [Government Response to the First Report], 246. tiny Report 2002], 761. Sixth [Government Response to the Fourth Report], Eighth [Short Term Research Contracts in Science and 440. Engineering], 813. COMMITTEES, Select 185 Seventh [Government Response to the Fifth Report], Ninth [Government Response to the Ninth Report], 636. 525. Eighth [Government Response to the Sixth Report], Tenth [Government Response to the Eighth Report], 636. 578. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 6, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 12, &c. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 548. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 629. Memoranda reported, 246, 289. [2004–05] Papers ordered to be printed, 421. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. First [The Work of the Economic and Social Research Council], 40. [2003–04] Second [Annual Report 2004], 85. Members discharged; others added, 42, 162. Third [Office of Science and Technology: Scrutiny Reports: Report 2004], 102. First [Annual Report 2003], 73. Fourth [The Medical Research Council’s Review of Second [Chief Executive of the Medical Research the Future of the National Institute for Medical Research], Council: Introductory Hearing], 86. 123. Third [The work of the Biotechnology and Biological Fifth [Human Reproductive Technologies and the Sciences Research Council], 113. Law], 253. Fourth [Office of Science and Technology: Scrutiny Sixth [The Work of Research Councils UK], 265. Report 2003], 146. Seventh [Forensic Science on Trial], 265. Fifth [Too little too late? Government Investment in Eighth [Strategic Science Provision in English Univer- Nanotechnology], 216. sities], 309. Sixth [Within REACH: the EU’s new chemicals strat- Special Reports: egy], 311. First [Government’s response to the Committee’s Elev- Seventh [Director General for Higher Education: Intro- enth Report, Session 2003–04], 8. ductory Hearing], 375. Second [The Use of Science in UK International De- Eighth [The Work of the Council for the Central Labo- velopment Policy: Government Response to the Commit- ratory of the Research Councils], 375. tee’s Thirteenth Report, Session 2003–04], 102. Ninth [Director General of the Research Councils: Third [Responses to the Committee’s Tenth Report, Introductory Hearing], 419. Session 2003–04, Scientific Publications: Free for all?: Tenth [Scientific Publications: Free for all?], 438. Responses to the Committee’s Fourteenth Report, Session 2003–04], 123. Eleventh [Research Assessment Exercise: a re-assess- ment], 525. Fourth [Government support for Beagle 2: Responses to the Committee’s Twelfth Report, Session 2003–04], Twelfth [Government Support for Beagle 2], 545. 150. Thirteenth [The Use of Science in UK International Fifth [The Work of the Economic and Social Research Development Policy], 549. Council: Government Response to the Committee’s First Fourteenth [Responses to Tenth Report], 585. Report], 210. Special Reports: Sixth [Office of Science and Technology: Scrutiny Report 2004: Government Response to the Committee’s First [Government Response to Seventh Report, Third Report], 265 2002–03, on Light Pollution and Astronomy], 44. Seventh [The Medical Research Council’s Review of Second [Government Response to Ninth Re- the Future of the National Institute for Medical Research: port,2002–03, on the Work of the Engineering and Physi- Responses to the Committee’s Fourth Report], 265. cal Sciences Research Council], 73. Eighth [Inquiry into Human Reproductive Technolo- Third [Government Response to Third Report], 278. gies and the Law], 300. Fourth [Government Response to Fourth Report], 328. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 8, &c. Fifth [Government Response to Second Report], 359. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. Sixth [Government Response to Fifth Report], 375. [2005–06] Seventh [Government Response to Sixth Report], 447. Nominated, 145. Eighth [Government Response to the Seventh Report], Chairman chosen, 159. 525. Member discharged; another added, 416. 186 COMMITTEES, Select Reports: Sixth [Office of Science and Innovation: Scrutiny Report 2005 and 2006], 284. First [Meeting UK Energy and Climate needs: the role of Carbon Capture and Storage], 412. Seventh [2007: A Space Policy], 469. Second [Strategic Science Provision in English Uni- Eighth [Chairman of the Medical Research Council: versities: a follow-up], 582. Introductory Hearing], 547. Third [Research Council Support for Knowledge Ninth [International Policies and Activities of the Transfer], 658. Research Council], 547. Fourth [Watching the Directives: Scientific Advice on Tenth [Investigating the Oceans], 569. the EU Physical Agents (Electromagnetic Fields) Direc- Eleventh [The funding of Science and Discovery tive], 691. Centres], 569. Fifth [Drug classification: making a hash of it?], 765. Twelfth [Scientific developments relating to the Abor- Sixth [Identity Card Technologies: Scientific Advice, tion Act 1967], 615. Risk and Evidence], 779. Thirteenth [The Last Report], 615. Special Reports: Special Reports: First [Forensic Science on Trial: Government Re- First [Scientific Advice, Risk and Evidence Based sponse to the Committee’s Seventh Report, Session Policy Making: Government Response to the Science 2004–05], 159. and Technology Committee’s Seventh Report of Session Second [Strategic Science Provision in English 2005–06], 176. Universities: Government Response to the Committee’s Second [OSI Scrutiny 2005 and 2006: Government Eighth Report, Session 2004–05], 159. Response to the Committee’s Sixth Report of 2006–07], Third [Meeting UK Energy and Climate Needs: The 406. Role of Carbon Capture and Storage: Government Re- Third [The Cooksey Review: Government Response to sponse to the Committee’s First Report, Session 2005– the Committee’s Third Report of Session 2006-–07], 531. 06], 582. Fourth [Research Council Institutes: Government Fourth [Strategic Science Provision in English Univer- Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session sities: A Follow up: Government Response to the Com- 2006–07], 531. mittee’s Second Report of Session 2005–06], 772. Fifth [2007: A Space Policy], 569. Fifth [Research Council Support for Knowledge Transfer: Government Response to the Committee’s Third Sixth [Chairman of the Medical Research Council: Report, Session 2005–06], 830. Introductory Hearing], 569. Sixth [Watching the Directives: Scientific Advice on Seventh [International Policies and Activities of the the EU Physical Agents (Electromagnetic Fields) Di- Research Councils: Government Response to the Ninth rective: Responses to the Committee’s Fourth Report, Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 570. Session 2005–06], 830. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 20, &c. Seventh [Scientific Advice, Risk and Evidence Based Memoranda to be published, 54, &c. Policy Making], 852. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 207, &c. (As Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills) Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from time to time, 665. [2007–08] [2006–07] Changed to Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills, 235. Committee replaced by Innovation, Universities and Skills Committee from next Session [2007–08] of Parlia- Nominated, 10. ment, 542. Chairman chosen, 22. Member discharged; another added, 24, 103, 163, 454. Member discharged; another added, 97. Reports: Reports: First [The work of the Committee in 2005–06], 112. First [The UK Centre for Medical Research and Inno- Second [Human Enhancement Technologies in Sport], vation], 132. 160. Second [The work and operation of the Copyright Third [The Cooksey Review], 213. Tribunal], 252. Fourth [Research Council Institutes], 233. Third [Withdrawal of funding for equivalent or lower level qualifications (ELQs)], 270. Fifth [Government proposals for the regulation of hybrid and chimera embryos], 284. Fourth [Science Budget Allocations], 344. COMMITTEES, Select 187 Fifth [Renewable Electricity-Generation Technolo- Fifth [Pre-appointment hearing with the Chair-elect gies], 448. of the Economic and Social Research Council, Dr Alan Gillespie CBE], 335. Sixth [Biosecurity in UK Research Laboratories], 455. Sixth [Pre-appointment hearing with the Chair-elect Seventh [Pre-legislative Scrutiny of the Draft Appren- of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research ticeships Bill], 712. Council, Professor Sir Tom Blundell], 361. Special Reports: Seventh [Spend, spend, spend?—The mismanagement First [The Funding of Science and Discovery Centres: of the Learning and Skills Council’s capital programme in Government Response to the Eleventh Report from the further education colleges], 510. Science and Technology Committee, Session 2006–07], Eighth [Putting Science and Engineering at the Heart 117. of Government Policy], 525. Second [The Last Report: Government Response to Ninth [Pre-appointment hearing with the Chair-elect of the Thirteenth Report from the Science and Technology the Science and Technologies Facilities Council, Profes- Committee, Session 2006–07], 135. sor Michael Stirling FREng], 538. Third [The UK Centre for Medical Research and Inno- Tenth [Sites of Special Scientific Interest], 573. vation, Government Response to the First Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 310. Eleventh [Students and Universities], 573. Fourth [Investigating the Oceans: Government Re- Special Reports: sponse to the Tenth Report from the Science and Technol- First [Pre-Legislative Scrutiny of the Draft Apprentice- ogy Committee, 2006–07], 360. ships Bill: Government response to the Seventh Report Fifth [The work and operation of the Copyright Tri- from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 145. bunal: Government Response to the Committee’s Second Second [Re-skilling for recovery: After Leitch, Report of Session 2007–08], 448. Implementing Skills and Training Policies: Government Sixth [Withdrawal of funding for equivalent or lower Response to the First Report from the Committee, Session level qualifications (ELQs): Government Response to the 2008–09], 237. Committee’s Third Report of Session 2007–08], 448. Third [DIUS’s Departmental Report 2008: Govern- Seventh [Science Budget Allocations: Government ment Response to the Third Report from the Committee, Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session Session 2008–09], 257. 2007–08], 448. Fourth [The future of science scrutiny following the Eighth [Renewable Electricity-Generation Technol- merger of DIUS and BERR], 417. ogies: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Fifth [Engineering: turning ideas into reality: Gov- Report of Session 2007–08], 604. ernment Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report, Ninth [A Surveillance Society?: Information Commis- Session 2008–09], 464. sioner’s Response to the Fifth Report from the Commit- Sixth [Spend, spend, spend?—The mismanagement of tee, Session 2007–08], 631. the Learning and Skills Council’s capital programme in Tenth [Biosecurity in UK Research Laboratories: Gov- further education colleges: Government Response to the ernment Response to the Sixth Report from the Commit- Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills Committee’s tee, Session 2007–08], 712. Seventh Report of Session 2008–09], 626. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 55, &c. Seventh [Sites of Special Scientific Interest: Govern- ment Response to the Innovation, Universities, Science —Sub-committee, 135, &c. and Skills Committee’s Tenth Report of Session 2008– Memoranda to be published, 135, &c. 09], 626. —Sub-committee, 159, &c. Eighth [Students and Universities: Government Re- sponse to the Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills Letter ordered to be published, 487. Committee’s Eleventh Report of Session 2008–09], 626. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Ninth [Putting Science and Engineering at the Heart of (As Innovation, Universities, Science and Skills) Government Policy: Government Response to the Innova- tion, Universities, Science and Skills Committee’s Eighth [2008–09] Report of Session 2008–09], 652. Changed to Science and Technology, 467. Evidence to be printed, 60, &c. Reports: —Sub-Committee, 247, &c. First [Re-skilling for recovery: After Leitch, Imple- Written evidence to be published, 96, &c. menting Skills and Training Policies], 28. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Second [The Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 28. [2009–10] Third [DIUS’s Departmental Report 2008], 28. Member added, 142. Fourth [Engineering: turning ideas into reality], 237. Reports: 188 COMMITTEES, Select First [The work of the Committee in 2008–09], 42. Third [Post Devolution News and Current Affairs Broadcasting in Scotland], 417. Second [Evidence Check 1: Early Literacy Interven- tions], 69. Fourth [Customs Services in Scotland], 530. Third [The Government’s review of the principles Fifth [Employment in Shipbuilding on the Clyde], 659. applying to the treatment of independent scientific advice Special Reports: provided to government], 69. First [Response from the Government and the Scottish Fourth [Evidence Check 2: Homeopathy], 215. Executive to the First Report], 417. Fifth [The Regulation of Geoengineering], 323. Second [Government Response to the Fourth Report], Sixth [The impact of spending cuts on science and 792. scientific research], 352. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 163, &c. Seventh [Bioengineering], 352. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 194. Eighth [The disclosure of climate data from the Cli- Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. matic Research Unit at the University of East Anglia], 374. [2002–03] Ninth [The Legacy Report], 374. Members discharged; others added, 49, 180, 634. Special Reports: Reports: First [The Government’s review of the principles First [The Work of the Scottish Affairs Committee in applying to the treatment of independent scientific advice 2002], 91. provided to government: Government response to the Second [Homeworkers in Scotland and the Minimum Committee’s Third Report of Session 2009–10], 260. Wage], 289. Second [Evidence Check 1: Early Literacy Interven- Special Reports: tions: Government response to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2009–10], 260. First [Scotland Office Expenditure], 91. Evidence taken before the Sub-Committee to be print- Second [Government Response to the Fifth Report, ed, 21, &c. Session 2001–02, on Employment in Shipbuilding on the Clyde], 91. Written evidence to be printed, 178. Third [Government Response to the Second Report], Written evidence to be published, 4, &c. 462. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 23, &c. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. SCOTTISH AFFAIRS: [2003–04] [2000–01] Reports: Reports: First [Coincidence of Parliamentary Constituen- First [The Drinks Industry in Scotland: Issues and cy Boundaries in Scotland and the Consequences of Concerns], 321. Change], 94. Special Reports: Second [Work of the Committee in 2003], 132. First [Government Response to the First Report from Third [The Proposed Whisky Strip Stamp], 281. the Committee, Session 1999–2000, on Poverty in Scot- Special Reports: land], 22. First [Government Response to First Report], 261. Minutes of evidence reported, 56, &c. Second [Government Response to the Third Report], Memoranda reported, 251. 412. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 174, &c. [2001–02] Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 629. Nominated, 80. [2004–05] Chairman chosen, 135. Reports: Member discharged; another added, 99. First [Work of the Committee in 2004], 115. Reports: Second [Meeting Scotland’s Future Energy Needs], First [The Drinks Industry in Scotland], 193. 265. Second [Job Creation Potential of the Modernised Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 102, &c. Forth, Clyde and Union Canal], 265. Memoranda laid, to be printed, 312. COMMITTEES, Select 189 Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. First [Effects of tax increases on the oil industry: Gov- ernment Response to the First Report from the Commit- [2005–06] tee, Session 2007–08], 221. Nominated, 123. Second [Poverty in Scotland and Child Poverty in Chairman chosen, 159. Scotland: Responses by the Government and the Scottish Executive to the Committee’s Second and Third Reports Member discharged; another added, 756. of Session 2007–08], 356. Reports: Third [Experience of the Scottish Elections: Govern- First [Work of the Committee in 2005], 373. ment Response to the Fifth Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 479. Second [Meeting Scotland’s Future Energy Needs: the Westfield Development Centre], 525. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 6, &c. Third [Putting Citizens First: the Report from the Memoranda to be published, 163, &c. Commission on Boundary Differences and Voting Sys- Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. tems], 610. [2008–09] Fourth [The Sewel Convention: the Westminster per- spective], 658. Member added, 116. Special Reports: Reports: First [Meeting Scotland’s Future Energy Needs: Gov- First [Work of the Committee in Session 2007–08], 20. ernment Response to the Committee’s Second Report of Second [Credit Unions in Scotland], 341. Session 2004–05], 207. Third [Work of the Equality and Human Rights Com- Second [The Sewel Convention: the Westminster mission, Scotland], 442. Perspective: Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session 2005–06], 810. Fourth [Crisis in the Scottish Press Industry], 496. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 207, &c. Fifth [Dunfermline Building Society], 555. Memoranda laid, 525. Sixth [Enforcement of the National Minimum Wage in Scotland], 627. —to be printed, 440, &c. Special Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from time to time, 692. First [Dunfermline Building Society: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report], 627. [2006–07] Second [Credit Unions in Scotland: Government Re- Reports: sponse to the Committee’s Second Report], 652. First [Work of the Committee in 2006], 153. Third [Crisis in the Scottish Press Industry: Govern- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 76. ment Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report], 652. Memoranda to be published, 484, &c. Evidence to be printed, 20, &c. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Written evidence to be published, 287, &c. [2007–08] Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Member discharged; another added, 11, 157, 174, 710. [2009–10] Reports: Reports: First [Effects of tax increases on the oil industry], 31. First [The work of the Committee in 2008–09], 21. Second [Poverty in Scotland], 86. Second [Banking in Scotland], 260. Third [Child Poverty in Scotland], 142. Third [Commission on Scottish Devolution], 286. Fourth [Work of the Committee in 2007], 142. Fourth [Scotland and the UK: cooperation and commu- nication between governments], 368. Fifth [Experience of the Scottish Elections], 375. Special Reports: Sixth [Employment and Skills for the Defence Industry in Scotland], 448. First [Scrutinising Statutory Instruments: Departmental Returns, 2008: Government Response to the Committee’s Seventh [Employment and skills for the Defence Second Special Report of Session 2008–09], 69. Industry in Scotland: Responses by the Government and Scottish Executive to the Committee’s sixth Report of Second [Enforcement of the National Minimum Wage: Session 2007–08], 618. Government Response to the Committee’s Sixth Report of Session 2008–09], 178. Special Reports: Third [Commission on Scottish Devolution], 268. Evidence to be printed, 21, &c. 190 COMMITTEES, Select Written evidence to be published, 21, &c. First [The Attendance of a Minister from HM Treasury before the Transport, Local Government and the Regions Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Committee], 468. SOCIAL SECURITY [See WORK AND PENSIONS] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 148, &c. —taken before Transport Sub-Committee, 135, &c. TRADE AND INDUSTRY [See BUSINESS, INNO- —taken before Urban Affairs Sub-Committee, 131, VATION AND SKILLS] &c. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, TRANSPORT: —taken before the Transport Sub-Committee, 705. [2001–02] —taken before the Urban Affairs Sub-Committee, 705. (As Transport, Local Government and the Regions Memoranda ordered to be printed, 131, 148. Committee) —laid before Urban Affairs Sub-Committee, 129, &c. Committee replaced by Transport Committee and Office of the Deputy Prime Minister: Housing, Planning Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, together with and Local Government and the Regions Committee, and those of two Sub-Committees, 815. unreported evidence to stand referred to those Commit- (As Transport Committee) tees, 715. Committee appointed and nominated, 715. Motion for nomination negatived, 80. Chairman chosen, 731. Nominated, 99. Special Reports: Two chairmen chosen, 106. First [Government Response to the First Special Reports: Report from the Transport, Local Government and the First [Passenger Rail Franchising and the Future of Regions Committee, on the Attendance of a Minister from Railway Infrastructure], 314. HM Treasury before the Transport, Local Government and the Regions Committee], 770. Second [London Underground], 327. Second [Government Response to the Fifth Report Third [Public Spaces: The Role of PPG 17 in the Ur- from the Transport, Local Government and the Regions ban Renaissance], 340. Committee, on the European Transport White Paper], 792. Fourth [The Attendance of Lord Birt at the Transport, Third [Government Response to the Eighteenth Report Local Government and the Regions Committee], 378. from the Transport, Local Government and the Regions Fifth [European Transport White Paper], 389. Committee, on National Air Traffic Services’ Finances], 813. Sixth [Empty Homes], 389. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 770, &c. Seventh [London Underground—The Public Private Partnership: Follow Up], 395. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. Eighth [10 Year Plan for Transport], 577. [2002–03] Ninth [Road Traffic Speed], 608. Members discharged; others added, 49, 115, 282, 678. Tenth [Ordnance Survey], 608. Reports: Eleventh [Air Transport Industry], 641. First [Urban Charging Schemes], 173. Twelfth [The Need for a New European Regeneration Second [Transport Committee: Annual Report 2002], Framework], 641. 173. Thirteenth [Planning Green Paper], 649. Third [Jam Tomorrow?: The Multi Modal Study In- vestment Plans], 289. Fourteenth [How the Local Government Act 2000 is working], 682. Fourth [Railways in the North of England], 448. Fifteenth [Draft Local Government Bill], 705. Fifth [Local Roads and Pathways], 465. Sixteenth [Tall Buildings], 705. Sixth [Aviation], 537. Seventeenth [The Bus Industry], 705. Seventh [Overcrowding on Public Transport], 612. Eighteenth [National Air Traffic Services’ Finances], Eighth [The Highways Agency], 612. 705. Ninth [Ports], 667. Nineteenth [The New Towns: their problems and Special Reports: future], 705. First [Government and Office of Fair Trading Re- Special Reports: sponses to the Seventeenth Report from the Transport, COMMITTEES, Select 191 Local Government and the Regions Committee in Session Letter laid, 422. 2001–02, on The Bus Industry], 23. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 629. Second [Government Response to the Fourth Report], [2004–05] 643. Reports: Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 23, &c. First [Work of the Committee in 2004], 103. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 146. Second [Tonnage Tax], 139. Memorandum reported, 537. Third [Disabled People’s Access to Transport: A year’s —with Office of the Deputy Prime Minister: Housing, worth of improvements?], 181. Planning, Local Government and the Regions Committee, 173. Fourth [Departmental Annual Report 2004], 211. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. Fifth [Rural Railways], 236. [2003–04] Sixth [The Performance of the London Underground], 236. Members discharged; others added, 42, 305. Seventh [Road Pricing: The Next Steps], 266. Reports: Eighth [Search and Rescue], 300. First [Traffic Management Bill], 52. Ninth [European Community Competence and Trans- Second [Departmental Annual Report 2003], 94. port], 300. Third [The Regulation of Licensed Taxis and Private Tenth [Integrated Transport: the Future of Light Rail Hire Vehicle Services in the UK], 120. and Modern Trams in the United Kingdom], 300. Fourth [The Transport Committee Annual Report for Special Reports: 2003], 120. First [Government Response to the Seventeenth Report Fifth [Office of Fair Trading Response to the Third from the Committee, Session 2003–04, on Cars of the Report of the Committee], 174. Future], 181. Sixth [Disabled People’s Access to Transport], 193. Second [Government Response to the Eighteenth Re- Seventh [Future of the Railway], 240. port from the Committee, Session 2003–04, on Galileo], 211. Eighth [School Transport], 258. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 23, &c. Ninth [Navigational Hazards and the Energy Bill], 307. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 253, Tenth [The Work of the Vehicle and Operator Services 266(2). Agency and the Vehicle Certification Agency], 312. Memoranda laid, 266. Eleventh [National Rail Inquiry Service], 312. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. Twelfth [British Transport Police], 359. [2005–06] Thirteenth [The Rail Regulator’s last consultations], 419. Nominated, 123. Fourteenth [The Work of the Maritime and Coastguard Chairman chosen, 159. Agency], 419. Reports: Fifteenth [Financial Protection for Air Travellers], 427. First [UK Transport Security–preliminary report], 297. Sixteenth [Traffic Law and its Enforcement], 545. Second [Financial Protection for Air Travellers: Sec- Seventeenth [Cars of the Future], 545. ond Report Abandoning Effective protection], 391. Eighteenth [Galileo], 626. Third [Going for Gold: Transport for London’s 2012 Olympic Games], 483. Special Reports: Fourth [Departmental Annual Report 2005], 590. First [Government Response to the Eleventh Report], 545. Fifth, [The Future of the British Transport Police], 624. Second [Government Response to the Ninth Report], Sixth [How fair are the Fares? Train Fares and Ticket- 545. ing], 616. Third [Government Response to the Twelfth Report], Seventh [Parking Policy and Enforcement], 677. 545. Eighth [Piracy], 714. Fourth [Government, Health and Safety Commission Ninth [Department for Transport’s Executive Agen- and Executive, and Office of the Rail Regulator Respons- cies—the DVP Group and Highways Agency], 772. es to the Seventh Report from the Committee], 578. Tenth [Roads Policing and Technology: Getting the Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 34, &c. balance right], 830. 192 COMMITTEES, Select Eleventh [Bus Services across the UK], 830. Sixteenth [Government Response to the Eighth Report from the Committee, Session 2005–06, on Piracy], 849. Twelfth [Local Transport Planning and Funding], 830. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 207, &c. Thirteenth [The Work of the Civil Aviation Authority], 849. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, Fourteenth [Passenger Rail Franchising], 849. —from a previous day, 601. Special Reports: Memoranda laid, First [Government Response to the Sixth Report from —to be published, 870. the Committee, Session 2004–05, on The Performance of Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from the London Underground], 159. time to time, 672. Second [Government Response to the Fourth Report [2006–07] from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on The Depart- mental Annual Report 2004], 159. Member discharged; another added, 61, 474. Third [Government Response to the Tenth Report from Reports: the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Integrated Trans- First [Work of the Committee in 2006], 104. port: the Future of Light Rail and Modern Trams in the United Kingdom], 193. Second [The Ports Industry in England and Wales], 104. Fourth [Government Response to the Eighth Report from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Search and Third [Transport for the London 2012 Olympic and Rescue], 207. Paralympic Games: the Draft Transport Plan], 160. Fifth [Government Response to the Fifth Report from Fourth [Department for Transport Annual Report the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Rural Railways], 2006], 160. 207. Fifth [The Government’s Motorcycling Strategy], 247. Sixth [Government Response to the Second Report Sixth [The new National Boatmasters’ Licence], 356. from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Tonnage Tax], 225. Seventh [Novice Drivers], 493. Seventh [Government Response to the Fifteenth Re- Eighth [Passengers’ Experience of Air Travel], 520. port from the Committee, Session 2003–04, on Financial Ninth [the draft Local Transport Bill], 547. Protection for Air Travellers], 241. Special Reports: Eighth [Government Response to the Ninth Report from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on European First [Passenger Rail Franchising: Government Community Competence and Transport], 483. Response to the Seventh Report from the Committee, Ses- sion 2005–06], 128. Ninth [Government Response to the Second Report from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Financial Second [Roads Policing and Technology: Getting the Protection for Air Travellers: Second Report Abandoning balance right], 144. Effective Protection], 508. Third [Bus Services across the UK: Government Tenth [Government Response to the Third Report from Response to the Eleventh Report from the Committee, the Committee, Going for Gold: Transport for London’s Session 2005–06], 160. 2012 Olympic Games], 649. Fourth [Local Transport Planning and Funding: Eleventh [Government Response to the Fourth Report Government Response to the Twelfth Report from the from the Committee, Session 2005–06, on the Depart- Committee, Session 2005–06], 176. mental Annual Report 2005], 746. Fifth [The Work of the Civil Aviation Authority: Twelfth [Government Response to the Fifth Report Government Response to the Thirteenth Report from the from the Committee, Session 2005–06, on the Future of Committee, Session 2005–06], 213. the British Transport Police], 814. Sixth [Transport for the London 2012 Olympic and Thirteenth [Government Response to the Sixth Report Paralympic Games: The Draft Transport Plan: Olympic from the Committee, Session 2005–06, on How fair are Delivery Authority Response to the Third Report from the the fares?], 814. Committee, Session 2006–07], 315. Fourteenth [Government Response to the Fourth Seventh [Department for Transport Annual Report Report from the Committee, Session 2005–06, on Parking 2006: Government Response to the Fourth Report from Policy and Enforcement], 814. the Committee, Session 2006–07], 315. Fifteenth [Government Response to the Ninth Report Eighth [The Government’s Motorcycling Strategy: from the Committee, Session 2005–06 on The Work of Government Response to the Fifth Report from the Com- the Department for Transport’s Executive Agencies– mittee, Session 2006–07], 411. Driver and Vehicle Operator Group and the Highways Ninth [The Ports Industry in England and Wales: Agency], 830. Government Response to the Second Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 520. COMMITTEES, Select 193 Tenth [The new National Boatmasters’ Licence: Gov- Fifth [Department for Transport Annual Report 2007: ernment Response to the Sixth Report from the Transport Government Response to the Sixth Report from the Com- Committee, Session 2006–07], 576. mittee, Session 2007–08], 618. Eleventh [Novice Drivers: Government Response to Sixth [Freight Transport: Government Response to the the Seventh Report from the Committee, Session 2006– Eighth Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 07], 576. 618. Twelfth [Passengers’ Experience of Air Travel: Gov- Seventh [Draft Marine Navigation Bill: Government ernment Response to the Eighth Report from the Commit- Response to the Ninth Report from the Committee, Ses- tee, Session 2006–07], 576. sion 2007–08], 618. Thirteenth [The draft Local Transport Bill: Govern- Eighth [Delivering a Sustainable Railway: A 30-year ment Response to the Ninth Report from the Committee, Strategy for the Railways? Government Response to the Session 2006–07], 576. Tenth Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 618. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. Ninth [The Blue Badge Scheme: Government and Memorandum to be published, 20, &c. Westminster City Council Responses to the Sixth Report Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 618. [2007–08] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 9, &c. Chairman chosen, 412. Memoranda to be printed, 91, &c. Member discharged; another added, 544, 673. Memoranda laid, 654, &c. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. First [Galileo: Recent Developments], 11. [2008–09] Second [The London Underground and the Public-Pri- Member discharged; another added, 66, 703. vate Partnership Agreements], 133. Reports: Third [The Work of the Committee in 2007], 133. First [Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 105. Fourth [The Future of BAA], 243. Second [School Travel], 213. Fifth [Ticketing and Concessionary Travel on Public Third [Appointment of the Chair of the Office of Rail Transport], 310. Regulation (ORR)], 326. Sixth [The Blue Badge Scheme], 431. Fourth [The effects of adverse weather conditions on Seventh [Department for Transport Annual Report transport], 382. 2007], 431. Fifth [The use of airspace], 496. Eighth [Freight Transport], 537. Sixth [Taxes and charges on road users], 545. Ninth [Draft Marine Navigation Bill], 559. Seventh [The enforcement activities of the Vehicle and Tenth [Delivering a Sustainable Railway: A 30-year Operator Services Agency (VOSA)], 555. Strategy for the Railways?], 559. Eighth [Rail fares and franchises], 573. Eleventh [Ending the scandal of complacency: Road Special Reports: Safety beyond 2010], 618. First [Ending the Scandal of Complacency: Road Safe- Twelfth The Opening of Heathrow Terminal 5], 637. ty beyond 2010: Government Response to the Commit- Special Reports: tee’s Eleventh Report of Session 2007–08], 60. First [Galileo: Recent Developments: Government Second [Ending the Scandal of Complacency: Road Response to the First Report from the Committee, Session Safety beyond 2010: Further Government Response to the 2007–08], 147. Committee’s Eleventh Report of Session 2007–08], 292. Second [The London Underground and the Public-Pri- Third [School Travel: Government Response to the vate Partnership Agreements: Government Response to Committee’s Second Report of Session 2008–09], 382. the Second Report from the Committee, Session 2007– Fourth [The effects of adverse weather conditions 08], 310. on transport: Government Response to the Committee’s Third [The Future of BAA: Government Response to Fourth Report of Session 2008–09], 573. the Fourth Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], Fifth [The use of airspace: Government Response to 395. the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2008–09], 627. Fourth [Ticketing and Concessionary Travel on Public Sixth [Taxes and charges on road users: Government Transport: Government Response to the Fifth Report from Response to the Committee’s Sixth Report of Session the Committee, Session 2007–08], 448. 2008–09], 627. 194 COMMITTEES, Select Seventh [Rail fares and franchises: Government Ninth [The Monetary Policy Committee—An End of Response to the Committee’s Eighth Report of Session Term Report], 258. 2008–09], 627. Tenth [Equitable Life and Life Assurance Industry: An Eighth [The enforcement activities of the Vehicle Interim Report], 269. and Operator Services Agency (VOSA): Government Eleventh [The Monetary Policy Committee of the Response to the Committee’s Seventh Report of Session Bank of England: Confirmation Hearing], 337. 2008–09], 672. Special Reports: Evidence to be printed, 41, &c. First [Government Response to the First Report], 245. Written evidence to be printed, 711. Second [Responses from the Government and the Sta- Formal Minutes to be published, 11. tistics Commission to the Second Report], 269. [2009–10] Minutes of Evidence reported, 16, &c. Reports: Minutes of Evidence taken before Sub-Committee First [The future of aviation], 43. reported, 24, &c. Second [Work of the Committee in 2008–09], 137. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence reported, 279. Third [Priorities for investment in the railways], 221. Memoranda reported, 65, &c. Fourth [The performance of the Department for Trans- Memoranda laid before the Sub-Committee reported, port], 260. 65. Fifth [The proposal for a National Policy Statement on Minutes of Proceedings (of Committee and Sub-Com- Ports], 323. mittee) to be printed, 365. Sixth [The new European motorcycle test], 323. [2001–02] Seventh [Update on the London Underground and the Nominated (Amendment proposed, but not made), 80. public-private partnership (PPP) agreements], 352. Chairman chosen, 96. Eighth [The major road network], 374. Reports: Ninth [Mobility scooters], 375. First [The 2001 Census in England and Wales], 373. Special Reports: Second [2002 Budget], 520. First [The future of aviation: Government response to Third [The Office of Government Commerce], 559. the Committee’s First Report of Session 2009–10], 260. Fourth [Monetary Policy Committee Confirmation Evidence to be printed, 22, &c. Hearings], 581. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Fifth [Banking, Consumers and Small Businesses], 699. TRANSPORT, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND THE Sixth [Financial Regulation of Public Limited Compa- REGIONS [See TRANSPORT] nies], 710. Seventh [Departmental Reports Review], 724. TREASURY: Eighth [Inland Revenue: Self Assessment Systems], 724. [2000–01] Ninth [Appointment of Sir Andrew Large as a Deputy Member discharged and another added, 99. Governor of the Bank of England and Member of the Reports: Monetary Policy Committee], 750. First [Work of the Treasury Committee and the Work Special Reports: of the Treasury Sub-Committee], 16. First [Government Response to the Fifth Report, Ses- Second [National Statistics], 65. sion 2000–01, on Banking and the Consumer], 96. Third [HM Treasury], 104. Second [Responses by the Government and the Bank of England to the Ninth Report, Session 2000–01, on The Fourth [International Monetary Fund: A Blueprint for Monetary Policy Committee—An End of Term Report], Parliamentary Accountability], 183. 96. Fifth [Banking and the Consumer], 183. Third [Government Response to the Eighth Report, Sixth [HM Customs and Excise: Collection of Excise Session 2000–01, on The Royal Mint], 131. Drugs], 258. Fourth [Government Response to the Seventh Report, Seventh [Government Actuary’s Department], 258. Session 2000–01, on The Government Actuary’s Depart- ment], 131. Eighth [Royal Mint], 258. COMMITTEES, Select 195 Fifth [Government Response to the Sixth Report, Ses- Third [Government Response to the First Report], 262. sion 2000–01, on HM Customs and Excise: Collection of Fourth [Responses to the Third Report from the Com- Excise Duties], 158. mittee], 355. Sixth [Government Response to the Tenth Report from Fifth [Government Response to the Fourth Report], the Committee, Session 2000–01, on Equitable Life and 395. the Life Assurance Industry: an Interim Report], 158. Sixth [Government Response to the Sixth Report], Seventh [Government Response to the Fourth Report, 548. Session 2000–01, on The International Monetary Fund: A Blueprint for Parliamentary Accountability], 205. Seventh [Government’s Response to the Seventh Report], 562. Eighth [Government Response to Third Report, Ses- sion 2000–01, on HM Treasury], 243. Eighth [Government Response to the Tenth Report], 632. Ninth [Government Reply to First Report], 559. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. Tenth [Government Observations on Second Report], 675. Minutes of Evidence taken before Sub-Committee reported: 23, &c. Eleventh [Government Response to Third Report], 750. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 395. Twelfth [Government Response to Fifth Report], 750. Memoranda reported, 202, &c. Thirteenth [Government Response to Sixth Report], Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. 750. [2003–04] Fourteenth [Government Response to Eighth Report], Member discharged; another added, 25, 214. 750. Reports: Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 131, &c. First [Transparency of Credit Card Transactions], 35. —taken before the Sub-Committee, 148, &c. Second [Child Trust Funds], 35. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 468. Third [2003 Pre-Budget Report], 76. Memoranda ordered to be printed, 454. Fourth [Annual Report for 2003], 150. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, together with those of the Sub-Committee, 815. Fifth [Restoring confidence in long-term savings: Endowment mortgages], 155. [2002–03] Sixth [The 2004 Budget], 259. Members discharged; others added, 103, 144, 634. Seventh [The Administrative Costs of Tax Compli- Reports: ance], 359. First [National Statistics: The Classification of Net- Eighth [Restoring confidence in long-term savings], work Rail], 113. 470. Second [The 2002 Pre-Budget Report], 113. Ninth [The Merger of HM Customs and Excise and the Third [Split Capital Investment Trusts], 173. Inland Revenue], 594. Fourth [The Handling of the Joint Inland Revenue/ Special Reports: Customs and Excise STEPS PFI Project], 177. First [Government Response to Second Report], 150. Fifth [Annual Report for 2002], 217. Second [Responses to the First Report], 187. Sixth [The UK and the Euro], 359. Third [Government Response to the Third Report], Seventh [The 2003 Budget], 394. 235. Eighth [Appointment to the Monetary Policy Commit- Fourth [Government Response to the Sixth Report], tee of the Bank of England of Mr Richard Lambert], 459. 367. Ninth [Appointment of Ms Rachel Lomax as a Deputy Fifth [Responses to the Fifth Report], 367. Governor of the Bank of England and member of the Sixth [Supplementary Government Response to First Monetary Policy Committee], 553. Report], 402. Tenth [Inland Revenue Matters], 562. Seventh [Government Response to the Seventh Re- Special Reports: port], 518. First [Government Observations on the Seventh Re- Eighth [Responses to the Eighth Report], 540. port, Session 2001–02, on Parliamentary Accountability Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. and Departments], 56. —Sub-Committee, 21, &c. Second [Government Response to the Second Report], 241. Memoranda to be printed, 97. 196 COMMITTEES, Select Memoranda laid, 528. Thirteenth [”Banking the unbanked”: banking services, the Post Office Card Account, and financial inclusion], Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 627. 886. Minutes of Proceedings (and of Sub-Committee) to be Special Reports: printed, 629. First [Government Response to the Fifth Report from [2004–05] the Committee, Session 2004–05 on Cash Machine Reports: Charges], 136. First [The 2004 Pre-Budget Report], 94. Second [Government Response to the Fourth Report from the Committee, Session 2004–05 on Excise Duty Second [Credit card charges and marketing], 115. Fraud], 136. Third [Work of the Treasury Committee in 2004], 165. Third [Government Response to the Second Report Fourth [Excise Duty Fraud], 236. from the Committee, on The 2005 Pre-Budget Report], 536. Fifth [Cash Machine Charges], 259. Fourth [Government Response to the Fourth Report Special Reports: from the Committee, on the 2005 Budget], 743. First [Government Response to the First Report from Fifth [Government Response to the Fifth Report from the Committee, on The 2004 Pre-Budget Report], 274. the Committee, on The design of a National Pension Sav- Second [Responses to the Second Report from the ings Scheme], 810. Committee, on Credit card charges and marketing], 312. Sixth [Government Response to the Sixth Report from Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. the Committee, on European financial services regula- tion], 810. —Sub-Committee, 40, &c. Seventh [Government Response to the Tenth Report Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, from the Committee, on Independence for Statistics], 816. 304(2). Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 151, &c. Memoranda laid, 165, &c. —Sub-Committee, 193, &c. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 610. [2005–06] Memoranda laid, 886. Nominated, 123. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from Chairman chosen, 136. time to time, 668. Member discharged; another added, 369, 433, 580. [2006–07] Reports: Member discharged; another added, 378, 501. First [The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Reports: England: appointment hearings], 195. First [Financial inclusion: the roles of the government Second [The 2005 Pre-Budget Report], 373. and the FSA, and financial capability], 16. Third [The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Second [The 2006 Pre-Budget Report], 108. England: appointment hearing for Sir John Gieve], 406. Third [Work of the Committee in 2005–06], 108. Fourth [The 2006 Budget], 578. Fourth [Are you covered? Travel Insurance and its Fifth [The design of a National Pension Savings regulation], 170. Scheme and the role of financial services regulation], 635. Fifth [The 2007 Budget], 300. Sixth [The administration of tax credits], 645. Sixth [The 2007 Comprehensive Spending Review: Seventh [European financial services regulation], 645. prospects and processes], 411. Eighth [The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank Seventh [The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England: appointment hearing for Professor David of England: appointment hearings for Ms Kate Barker and Blanchflower], 649. Mr Charlie Bean], 448. Ninth [Globalisation: the role of the IMF], 732. Eighth [The efficiency programme in the Chancellor’s Tenth [Independence for Statistics], 765. departments], 511. Eleventh [Monetary Policy Committee: appointment Ninth [The appointment of the Chair of the Statistics hearings for Professor Tim Besley and Dr Andrew Sen- Board], 520. tence], 816. Tenth [Private Equity], 540. Twelfth [Financial inclusion: credit, savings, advice Eleventh [Unclaimed Assets within the financial sys- and insurance], 885. tem], 540. COMMITTEES, Select 197 Twelfth [the Monetary Policy of the Bank of England: Eighth [Re-appointment of Dr Andrew Sentance to the ten years on], 540. Monetary Policy Committee], 311. Thirteenth [Financial inclusion follow-up: saving for Ninth [The 2008 Budget], 321. all and shorter term saving products], 567. Tenth [Re-appointment of Mervyn King as Governor Fourteenth [Globalisation: prospects and policy re- of the Bank of England], 357. sponses], 567. Eleventh [Counting the Population], 395. Special Reports: Twelfth [Inherited Estates], 443. First [The Administration of Tax Credits: Government Thirteenth [Budget Measures and Low-Income House- Response to the Sixth Report from the Committee, Ses- holds], 466. sion 2005–06], 16. Fourteenth [Appointment of Lord Turner of Ec- Second [Globalisation: the role of the IMF: Govern- chinswell as Chairman of the Financial Services Authori- ment Response to the Ninth Report from the Committee, ty], 509. Session 2005–06], 16. Fifteenth [Appointment of Charlie Bean as Deputy Third [The 2006 Pre-Budget Report: Government Re- Governor of the Bank of England], 510. sponse to the Second Report from the Treasury Commit- tee, Session 2005–06], 255. Sixteenth [Appointment of Spencer Dale to the Mone- tary Policy Committee of the Bank of England], 560. Fourth [Financial inclusion: Government and other Responses to the Committee’s Twelfth and Thirteenth Seventeenth [Banking Reform], 594. Reports of Session 2005–06 and the Committee’s First Special Reports: Report of Session 2006–07], 286. First [The efficiency programme in the Chancellor’s Fifth [The 2007 Budget: Government Response to the departments: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 422. Eighth Report of Session 2006–07], 17. Sixth [Are you covered? Travel insurance and its reg- Second [Private equity: Government Response to the ulation: Government Response to the Fourth report of the Committee’s Tenth Report of Session 2006–07], 57. Committee, Session 2006–07], 511. Third [Financial inclusion follow-up: saving for all Seventh [The 2007 Comprehensive Spending Review: and shorter term saving products: Government Response prospects and processes: Government Response to the to the Thirteenth Report from the Committee, Session Sixth report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 570. 2006–07], 86. Eighth [Unclaimed assets within the financial system: Fourth [Globalisation: prospects and policy responses: Government response to the eleventh Report from the Government Response to the Committee’s Fourteenth Committee, Session 2006–07], 570. Report of Session 2006–07], 104. Ninth [The appointment of the Chair of the Statistics Fifth [The Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of Board: Government Response to the Ninth Report from England: ten years on: Government and Bank of England the Committee, Session 2006–07], 584. responses to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 20, &c. 2006–07], 186. —Sub Committee, 100, &c. Sixth [The 2007 Comprehensive Spending Review: Government Response to the First Report from the Com- —Part of the Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 316. mittee, Session 2007–08], 270. Memoranda to be printed, 108, &c. Seventh [The 2007 Pre-Budget Report: Government —Sub Committee, 100, &c. Response to the Second Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 270. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Eighth [Climate Change and the Stern Review: the [2007–08] Implications for Treasury Policy: Government response to Member discharged; another added, 11. the Fourth Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 339. Reports: Ninth [Administration of and expenditure of the Chan- First [Comprehensive Spending Review], 31. cellor’s departments, 2006–07: Government Response to Second [The 2007 Pre-Budget Report], 31. the Committee’s Seventh Report of Session 2007–08], 389. Third [The Work of the Committee in 2007], 127. Tenth [The 2008 Budget: Government Response to the Fourth [Climate change and the Stern Review: the Ninth Report from the Committee], 443. implications for Treasury policy], 127. Eleventh [The run on the Rock: Government Response Fifth [The run on the Rock], 150. to the Fifth Report from the Committee], 510. Sixth [Financial Stability and Transparency], 221. Twelfth [Financial Stability and Transparency: Gov- Seventh [Administration and expenditure of the Chan- ernment Response to the Sixth Report from the Commit- cellor’s departments, 2006–07], 221. tee], 510. 198 COMMITTEES, Select Thirteenth [Counting the population: Government Special Reports: Responses by the Statistics Authority and the Government First [Budget Measures and Low-Income Households: to the Eleventh Report from the Committee], 594. Government Response to the Thirteenth Report from the Fourteenth [Banking Reform: Government and Fi- Committee, Session 2007–08], 20. nancial Services Authority Responses to the Seventeenth Second [Administration and expenditure of the Chan- Report from the Committee], 637. cellor’s departments, 2007–08: Government Response to Fifteenth [Inherited Estates: Financial Services Author- the Committee’s First Report of Session 2008–09], 287. ity and Office of Fair Trading Responses to the Twelfth Third [Pre-Budget report 2008: Government Response Report from the Committee], 637. to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2008–09], Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 17, &c. 300. —Sub-committee, 22, &c. Fourth [Banking Crisis: the impact of the failure of the Icelandic banks: Responses from the Government and Memoranda to be printed, 86, &c. Financial Services Authority to the Committee’s Fifth Memoranda to be published, 221, &c. Report of Session 2008–09], 432. Memoranda laid, 31. Fifth [Budget 2009: Government Response to the Eighth Report from the Committee of Session 2008–09], Report, Special Report and Minutes of Evidence 516. ordered to be printed in the adjournment pursuant to Standing Order (Select committees (adjournment of the Sixth [Appointment of Professor David Miles to the House)), 594. Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England: Government Response to the Tenth Report from the Com- Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. mittee of Session 2008–09], 525. [2008–09] Seventh [Banking Crisis: dealing with the failure Member discharged; another added, 48, 128, 536. of UK banks: Government, UK Financial Investments Ltd and Financial Services Authority Responses to the Reports: Seventh Report from the Committee of Session 2008–09], First [Administration and expenditure of the Chancel- 585. lor’s departments, 2007–08], 60. Eighth [Banking Crisis: Reforming corporate gov- Second [Pre-Budget report 2008], 73. ernance and pay in the City: Government, UK Finan- cial Investments Ltd and Financial Services Authority Third [The Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 83. Responses to the Ninth Report from the Committee of Fourth [Appointment of Paul Tucker as Deputy Gover- Session 2008–09], 585. nor of the Bank of England (Financial Stability)], 83. Ninth [Evaluating the Efficiency Programme: Govern- Fifth [Banking Crisis: the impact of the failure of the ment Response to the Thirteenth Report from the Com- Icelandic banks], 269. mittee of Session 2008–09], 627. Sixth [Appointment of Paul Fisher to the Monetary Tenth [Mortgage arrears and access to mortgage Policy Committee of the Bank of England], 287. finance: Government Response to the Fifteenth Report from the Committee of Session 2008–09], 666. Seventh [Banking Crisis: dealing with the failure of UK banks], 287. Evidence to be printed, 7, &c. Eighth [Budget 2009], 335. —Sub-Committee, 398, &c. Ninth [Banking Crisis: Reforming corporate govern- Evidence ordered to be printed in the adjournment ance and pay in the City], 356. under Standing Order (Select Committees (adjournment of the House), 592. Tenth [Appointment of Professor David Miles to the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England], Written evidence to be printed, 117, &c. 501. Written evidence to be published, 54, &c. Eleventh [Banking Crisis: International dimensions], Written evidence, 7, &c. 545. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Twelfth [Appointment of Dr Adam Posen to the Mone- tary Policy Committee of the Bank of England], 545. [2009–10] Thirteenth [Evaluating the Efficiency Programme], Reports: 585. First [Proposals for European financial supervision: Fourteenth [Banking Crisis: Regulation and supervi- further report], 15. sion], 585. Second [Work of the Committee 2008–09], 62. Fifteenth [Mortgage arrears and access to mortgage Third [Credit Searches], 89. finance], 585. Fourth [Pre-Budget Report 2009], 104. Sixteenth [The Committee’s Opinion on proposals for European financial supervision], 715. COMMITTEES, Select 199 Fifth [Reporting contingent liabilities to Parliament], Special Reports: 221. First [Government’s Response to First Report, Session Sixth [The future of the Presbyterian Mutual Society], 2000–01, on Wales in the World: the Role of the UK Gov- 222. ernment in promoting Wales abroad], 131. Seventh [Administration and expenditure of the Chan- Second [The Response of the National Assembly for cellor’s departments, 2008–09], 261. Wales to the First Report from the Committee, Session 2000–01, on Wales in the World: the Role of the UK Gov- Eighth [The management of the Crown Estate], 362. ernment in Promoting Wales Abroad], 148. Ninth [Too Important to Fail—Too Important to Ig- Third [Social Exclusion in Wales: Response of the nore], 362. National Assembly for Wales to the Third Report, Session Tenth [Women in the City], 362. 1999–2000], 340. Special Reports: Fourth [Responses from the Government and the Welsh Assembly Government to the Second Report], 731. First [Banking Crisis: regulation and supervision: Responses from the Government and Financial Services Fifth [Response of the Government to the Third Re- Authority to the Committee’s Fourteenth Report of Ses- port], 750. sion 2008–09], 15. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 144, &c. Second [Pre-Budget Report 2009: Government Re- Memorandum reported, 173, &c. sponse to the Fourth Report from the Committee], 383. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. [2002–03] —Sub-Committee, 62, &c. Members discharged; others added, 86, 644. Written evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Motion to discharge a Member and add another op- Written evidence to be published, 261, &c. posed, 544. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Reports: First [Broadband in Wales], 18. WELSH AFFAIRS: Second [Transport in Wales], 92. [2000–01] Third [Work of the Committee in 2002], 110. Reports: Fourth [The Primary Legislative process as it affects First [Wales in the World: the role of the UK Govern- Wales], 270. ment in promoting Wales abroad], 245. Fifth [Draft Public Audit (Wales) Bill], 508. Second [Welsh Young Offenders Held outside Wales: Special Reports: Interim Report], 352. First [Government Response to First Report], 173. Special Reports: Second [Response of the Government to the Second First [The work of the Committee since Devolution], Report], 289. 33. Third [Government Response to the Fourth Report], Second [Government Response to First Report, Ses- 537. sion 1999–2000, on Social Exclusion in Wales], 269. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Minutes of Evidence reported, 16, &c. Memorandum reported, 520. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence reported, 269. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. [2003–04] [2001–02] Temporary Standing Order made regarding joint activi- Nominated, 81. ties with the National Assembly for Wales, 362. Chairman chosen, 88. Member discharged; another added, 99. Reports: Reports: First [The Children’s Society in Wales], 354. First [The Empowerment of Children and Young Peo- Second [Objective 1 European Funding for Wales], ple in Wales], 60. 565. Second [Work of the Committee in 2003], 60. Third [The Draft National Health Service (Wales) Third [The Provision of Railway Services in Wales], Bill], 665. 210. Fourth [The Children’s Society in Wales: Responses Fourth [The Draft Transport (Wales) Bill], 438. from the Government and the Charity Commission to the First Report], 665. 200 COMMITTEES, Select Fifth [The Powers of the Children’s Commissioner for First [Government Responses to the Second and Third Wales], 484. Reports of the Committee, Session 2004–05: Manufactur- ing and Trade in Wales and The Public Services Ombuds- Special Reports: man in Wales Bill [Lords]], 159. First [Government Response to Fifth Report,2002–03: Second [Police Service, Crime and Anti-Social Behav- Draft Public Audit (Wales) Bill], 21. iour in Wales: Government Response to the Committee’s Second [Government Response to First Report], 210. Fourth Report of Session 2004–05], 188. Third [Government Response to Third Report], 382. Third [Government Response to the First Report of the Committee, Session 2005–06: Government White Paper: Fourth [Government Response to Fifth Report], 545. Better Governance for Wales], 376. Fifth [Government Response to Fourth Report], 607. Fourth [Proposed Restructuring of the Police Force in Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 120. Wales, Government Response to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2006–06], 727. —Committee enlarged by the Economic Development and Transport Committee of the National Assembly for Fifth [Energy in Wales: Government Response to the Wales, 406. Committee’s Third Report of Session 2005–06], 825. Memoranda laid, 386. Sixth [Future of RAF St Athan: Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session 2005–06], Memoranda to be printed [Transcript of hearings held 825. by the Economic Development and Transport Committee of the National Assembly for Wales enlarged by the Welsh Seventh [Current Restructuring of the Police Force in Affairs Committee], 395. Wales: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2005–06], 862. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 629. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 201, &c. [2004–05] Memoranda laid, 525. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from First [Work of the Committee in 2004], 103. time to time, 688. Second [Manufacturing and Trade in Wales], 160. [2006–07] Third [Public Services Ombudsman (Wales) Bill Member discharged; another added, 378 [Lords]], 160. Reports: Fourth [Police Service, Crime and Anti-Social Behav- iour in Wales], 259. First [Work of the Committee in 2005–06], 140. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 8, &c. Second [Legislative Competence Orders in Council], 341. —Committee enlarged by the Economic Development and Transport Committee of the National Assembly for Third [Welsh prisoners in the prison estate], 356. Wales, 94. Special Reports: Memoranda laid, 89, &c. First [Legislative Competence Orders in Council], 540. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 16, &c. [2005–06] Memoranda to be published, 16, &c. Nominated, 145. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Chairman chosen, 150. [2007–08] Member added,152. Member discharged; another added, 11, 97. Member discharged; another added, 288, 472. Reports: Reports: First [Energy in Wales: follow-up inquiry], 86. First [Government White Paper: Better Governance for Second [Proposed Legislative Competence Order in Wales], 307. Council: additional learning needs], 101. Second [Proposed Restructuring of the Police Force in Third [Work of the Committee in 2007], 179. Wales], 440. Fourth [The proposed National Assembly for Wales Third [Energy in Wales], 743. (Legislative Competence) Order in the Field of social Fourth [Future of RAF St Athan], 751. welfare 2008], 221. Fifth [Current Restructuring of the Police Forces in Fifth [The proposed National Assembly for Wales Wales], 772. (Legislative Competence) (social welfare and other fields) Order 2008], 460. Special Reports: Sixth [The provision of cross-border health services for Wales: Interim Report], 502. COMMITTEES, Select 201 Seventh [The proposed draft National Assembly for Fifteenth [Ports in Wales], 666. Wales (Legislative Competence) (Housing) Order 2008], Special Reports: 600. First [The proposed draft National Assembly for Wales Special Reports: (Legislative Competence) (Housing) Order 2008: Govern- First [The proposed Legislative Competence Order ment Response to the Committee’s Seventh Report of in Council on additional learning needs: Government re- Session 2007–08], 99. sponse to the Second Report from the Committee, Session Second [The provision of cross-border public services 2007–08], 221. for Wales: Further and Higher Education: Government Second [Energy in Wales: follow-up inquiry: Govern- Response to the First Report from the Committee of Ses- ment response to the First Report from the Committee, sion 2008–09], 251. Session 2007–08], 292. Third [The proposed National Assembly for Wales Third [The proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Agriculture and Road Devel- (Legislative Competence) Order in the Field of social opment) Order 2008: Government Response to the Third welfare 2008: Government Response to the Fourth Report Report from the Committee of Session 2008–09], 287. from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 451. Fourth [Globalisation and its impact on Wales: Gov- Fourth [The proposed draft National Assembly for ernment Response to the Second Report from the Com- Wales (Legislative Competence) (social welfare and mittee of Session 2008–09], 363. other fields) Order 2008: Government Response to the Fifth [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legisla- Fifth Report from the Welsh Affairs Committee, Session tive Competence) (Social Welfare) Order 2009: Govern- 2007–08], 552. ment Response to the Sixth Report from the Committee of Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 6, &c. Session 2008–09], 410. Memoranda to be published, 9, &c. Sixth [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Leg- islative Competence) (Welsh Language) Order 2009: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Government Response to the Seventh Report from the [2008–09] Committee of Session 2008–09], 486. Reports: Seventh [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Leg- islative Competence) (Environment) Order 2009: Govern- First [The provision of cross-border public services for ment Response to the Ninth Report from the Committee Wales], 34. of Session 2008–09], 627. Second [Globalisation and its impact on Wales], 99. Eighth [Digital Inclusion in Wales: Government Re- Third [The proposed National Assembly for Wales sponse to the Thirteenth Report from the Committee of (Legislative Competence) (Agriculture and Road Devel- Session 2008–09], 645. opment) Order 2008], 136. Ninth [Cross-border provision of public services for Fourth [The Work of the Committee Session 2007–08], Wales: Transport: Government Response to the Tenth 136. Report from the Committee of Session 2008–09], 687. Fifth [The provision of cross-border services for Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Wales], 232. Written evidence to be published, 15, &c. Sixth [The proposed National Assembly for Wales Formal Minutes to be published, 11. (Legislative Competence) (Social Welfare) Order 2009], 287. [2009–10] Seventh [Legal Services Commission Cardiff Office], Reports: 287. First [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legisla- Eighth [Potential benefits of the 2012 Olympics and tive Competence) (Culture and other fields) Order 2009], Paralympics for Wales], 363. 36. Ninth [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legis- Second [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Leg- lative Competence) (Welsh Language) Order 2009], 486. islative Competence) (Housing) Order 2009], 89. Tenth [Cross-border provision of public services for Third [Work of the Committee in 2008–09], 89. Wales: Transport], 516. Fourth [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Leg- Eleventh [English language television broadcasting in islative Competence) (Local Government) Order 2009], Wales], 545. 119. Twelfth [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Leg- Fifth [Review of the LCO Process], 119. islative Competence) (Environment) Order 2009], 585. Sixth [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Leg- Thirteenth [Digital Inclusion in Wales], 585. islative Competence) (Housing and Local Government) Order 2010], 182. Fourteenth [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legislative Competence) (Health and Health Services Seventh [Proposed Legislative Competence Order and Social Welfare) Order 2009], 645. relating to School Governance], 195. 202 COMMITTEES, Select Eighth [Proposed Legislative Competence Order relat- Second [Integrated Child Credit], 228. ing to Transport], 222. Third [The Social Fund], 269. Ninth [Welsh prisoners in the prison estate: follow-up], Minutes of evidence reported, 22, &c. 252. Memoranda reported, 228, &c. Tenth [Cross-border provision of public services for Wales: follow-up], 280. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. Eleventh [Wales and Whitehall], 345. (As Work and Pensions Committee) Special Reports: [2001–02] First [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Legisla- Nominated, 81. tive Competence) (Health and Health Services and Social Chairman chosen, 96. Welfare) Order 2010: Government Response to the Four- teenth Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 89. Reports: Second [Proposed National Assembly for Wales First [‘ONE’ Pilots: Lessons for Jobcentre Plus], 417. (Legislative Competence) (Environment) Order 2010: Second [Pension Credit], 454. Government Response to the Twelfth Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], 119. Third [The Government’s Employment Strategy], 724. Third [Ports in Wales: Government Response to the Special Reports: Fifteenth Report from the Committee, Session 2008–09], First [Government Response to the Second Report 172. from the Social Security Committee, Session 2000–01, on Fourth [Proposed National Assembly for Wales Integrated Child Credit], 141. (Legislative Competence) (Housing) Order 2009, relating Second [Government’s Response to Second Report], to Domestic Fire Safety: Government Response to the 641. Second Report from the Committee], 205. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 248, &c. Fifth [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Leg- islative Competence) (Local Government) Order 2009: Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 468. Government Response to the Fourth Report from the Memorandum reported, 96. Committee], 280. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. Sixth [Proposed Legislative Competence Order relat- ing to School Governance: Government Response to the [2002–03] Seventh Report from the Committee], 280. Members discharged; others added, 371, 644(2). Seventh [Proposed National Assembly for Wales Reports: (Legislative Competence) (Culture and other fields) Order 2009: Government Response to the First Report from the First [The Social Security Advisory Committee], 138. Committee], 280. Second [The Committee’s Work in 2002], 138. Eighth [Proposed National Assembly for Wales (Leg- Third [The Future of UK Pensions], 309. islative Competence) (Housing and Local Government) Order 2010, relating to Sustainable Housing: Government Fourth [Employment for All: Interim Report], 309. Response to the Sixth Report from the Committee, Ses- Fifth [Childcare for Working Parents], 465. sion 2009–10], 313. Sixth [European Social Fund], 643. Ninth [Proposed Legislative Competence Order re- lating to Transport: Government Response to the Eighth Special Reports: Report from the Committee, Session 2009–10], 313. First [Government’s Response to the Fifth Report], Tenth [Review of the LCO process: Government Re- 643. sponse to the Fifth Report from the Committee], 345. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 23, &c. Evidence to be printed, 11, &c. Memorandum reported, 448. Written evidence to be published, 15, &c. Papers ordered to be printed, 61. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. [2003–04] WORK AND PENSIONS: Reports: [2000–01] First [The Committee’s Work in 2003], 80. (As Social Security Committee) Second [Child Poverty in the UK], 259. Member discharged, another added, 19. Third [DWP’s Administration of IT Projects], 438. Reports: Fourth [Health and Safety], 457. First [Inherited SERPS], 111. Special Reports: COMMITTEES, Select 203 First [Government Response to Sixth Report,2002–03, Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from on the Social Fund], 80. time to time, 665. Second [Government Response to Third Report], 545. [2006–07] Third [Departmental Report], 562. Member discharged; another added, 598. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 35, &c. Reports: —Sub-Committee, 117, &c. First [Power to incur expenditure under Section 82 of the Welfare Reform and Pensions Act 1999: new Employ- Memoranda reported, 187, &c. ment and Support Allowance IT System–Further Report], —to be printed, 80. 38. Minutes of Proceedings (and of Sub-Committee) to be Second [Work of the Committee in 2005–06], 101. printed, 629. Third [The Government’s Employment Strategy], 160. [2004–05] Fourth [Child Support Reform], 213. Reports: Fifth [Personal Accounts], 247. First [The Committee’s Work in 2004], 85. Sixth [Social Fund], 356. Second [The Performance of the Child Support Agen- Seventh [Benefits Simplification], 520. cy], 103. Eighth [Full employment and world class skills: re- Third [The Introduction of Pension Credit], 181. sponding to the challenges], 608. Fourth [Department for Work and Pensions Service Special Reports: Delivery to Minority Ethnic Clients], 300. First [The Government’s Employment Strategy: Gov- Special Reports: ernment Response to the Third Report of the Committee, First [Child Support Agency: Government Response Session 2006–07], 316. to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2004–05], Second [The Social Fund: Government Response to 300. the Sixth Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 8, &c. 520. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. Third [Benefits Simplification: Government Response to the Seventh Report from the Committee, Session [2005–06] 2006–07], 576. Nominated, 123. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. Chairman chosen, 150. —Part of the Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 284. Member discharged; another added, 838. Memoranda to be published, 144. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. First [Draft Corporate Manslaughter Bill] (with Home [2007–08] Affairs Committee), 336. Member discharged; another added, 11, 544. Second [Efficiency Savings in Jobcentre Plus], 483. Reports: Third [Incapacity Benefits and Pathways to Work], 590. First [Work of the Committee in 2007], 169. Fourth [Pension Reform], 751. Second [The best start in life? Alleviating deprivation, improving social mobility and eradicating child poverty], Fifth [Power to incur expenditure under Section 82 of 227. the Welfare Reform and Pensions Act 1999: new Employ- ment and Support Allowance IT system], 849. Third [The role of the Health and Safety Commission and the Health and Safety Executive in regulating work- Special Reports: place health and safety], 327. First [Government Responses to the Third and Fourth Fourth [Valuing and Supporting Carers], 575. Reports from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Pen- sion Credit and Delivery of Services to Ethnic Minority Special Reports: Clients], 151. First [Full employment and world class skill: Respond- Second [Government Response to the Second Report ing to the challenges: Government Response to the Eighth from the Committee on Efficiency savings Programme in Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 117. Jobcentre Plus], 661. Second [The Best Start in Life? Alleviating depri- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 208, &c. vation, improving social mobility and eradicating child poverty: Government Response to the Second Report Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 732. from the Committee], 448. Memoranda laid, 225, &c. 204 COMMITTEES, Select Third [The role of the Health and Safety Commission First [Decision Making and Appeals in the Benefit Sys- and Health and Safety Executive in regulating Workplace tem: Government response to the Second Report from the Health and Safety: Government Response to the Third Committee, Session 2009–10], 383. Report from the Committee], 487. Evidence to be printed, 31, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 9, &c. Written evidence to be published, 26, &c. Memoranda to be published, 73, &c. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. [2008–09] Member discharged; another added, 477. 3. Meeting concurrently pursuant to Standing Order Reports: (Select committees: power to work with other committees) First [Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 21. [For meetings pursuant to Standing Order (Joint activ- ities with the National Assembly for Wales), see Welsh Second [DWP’s Commissioning Strategy and the Flex- Affairs in Committees, Select, I,2 above.] ible New Deal], 160. Third [The Equality Bill: How Disability Equality fits within a single Equality Act], 279. ACCOMMODATION AND WORKS AND ADMIN- ISTRATION: Fourth [Workplace health and safety: follow-up re- port], 526. [2003–04] Fifth [Tackling Pensioner Poverty], 555. Joint Report, 120. Special Reports: First [Valuing and Supporting Carers: Government AGRICULTURE, EUROPEAN SCRUTINY AND Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2007–08], 41. [2000–01] Second [DWP’s Commissioning Strategy and the Flex- Minutes of Evidence reported, 41. ible New Deal: Government Response to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2008–09], 361. BUSINESS AND ENTERPRISE AND CULTURE, MEDIA AND SPORT: Third [Equality Bill: how disability equality fits within a single Equality Act: Government Response to the Com- [2007–08] mittee’s Third Report of Session 2008–09], 496. Minutes of Evidence reported, 339. Fourth [Tackling Pensioner Poverty: Government [2008–09] Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2008–09], 627. Joint Report: Fifth [Workplace health and safety: follow-up report: First [Pre-appointment hearing with Chair Elect of Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report Ofcom, Dr Colette Bowe], 54. of Session 2008–09], 652. Evidence to be printed, 21, &c. BUSINESS AND ENTERPRISE, DEFENCE, FOR- Written evidence to be published, 21, &c. EIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL DEVEL- OPMENT: [See COMMITTEE ON ARMS EXPORT Formal Minutes to be published, 11. CONTROLS] [2009–10] BUSINESS, INNOVATION AND SKILLS, DE- Member discharged; another added, 11. FENCE, FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATION- AL DEVELOPMENT: [See COMMITTEE ON ARMS Reports: EXPORT CONTROLS] First [Work of the Committee in 2008–09], 26. Second [Decision Making and Appeals in the Benefit BUSINESS, INNOVATION AND SKILLS AND CUL- System], 179. TURE, MEDIA AND SPORT: Third [The Child Maintenance and Enforcement [2009–10] Commission and the Child Support Agency’s Operational Improvement Plan], 236. Evidence to be printed, 35. Fourth [Management and Administration of Contractu- al Employment Programmes], 287. COMMITTEE ON ARMS EXPORT CONTROLS: Fifth [Local Housing Allowance], 362. (As Defence, Foreign Affairs, International Develop- Special Reports: ment and Trade and Industry) [2000–01] COMMITTEES, Select 205 Joint Reports, 183, 337. Joint Report: Minutes of Evidence reported, 104, 326. First [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2009): UK Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2007, Quarterly [2001–02] Reports for 2008, licensing policy and review of export Joint Report: control legislation], 573. First [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for [2009–10] 2000, Licensing Policy and Prior Parliamentary Scrutiny], Joint Report: 699. First [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2010): UK Minutes of Evidence reported (part), 437. Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2008, Quarterly [2002–03] Reports for 2009, licensing policy and review of export control legislation], 343. Joint Reports: Written evidence to be published, 297. First [The Government’s Proposals for Secondary Legislation under the Export Control Act], 373. Second [Strategic Export Controls: Annual Report for COMMUNITIES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT 2001, Licensing Policy and Parliamentary Scrutiny], 373. AND INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT: Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 208, &c. [2006–07] [2003–04] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Joint Report, 310. Minutes of Evidence reported (part), 154, 278 (not CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS AND THE OFFICE Foreign Affairs). OF THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER: HOUSING, PLANNING, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND THE Memoranda to be printed, 544. REGIONS: [2004–05] [2004–05] Joint Report, 258. Joint Reports, 264. Minutes of Evidence reported (part), 60, 84. Minutes of Evidence reported, 114. [2005–06] Memoranda laid, to be printed, 96. Joint Report, First [Strategic Export Controls], 771. Minutes of Evidence reported, 406, &c. CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS AND HOME AF- Memoranda laid, FAIRS: —to be printed, 496, &c. [2005–06] [2006–07] Minutes of Evidence reported, 862. Joint Report: First [Strategic Export Controls: 2007 Review], 530. CULTURE, MEDIA AND SPORT AND TRADE AND INDUSTRY: Minutes of Evidence reported, 59, &c. [2005–06] Memoranda to be published, 59, &c. Minutes of Evidence reported, 596. (As Business and Enterprise, Defence, Foreign Affairs and International Development) [2007–08] DEFENCE, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND TRADE AND INDUSTRY: [See Joint Report: COMMITTEE ON ARMS EXPORT CONTROLS] First [Scrutiny of Arms Export Controls (2008): UK DEFENCE AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Strategic Export Controls Annual Report 2006, Quarterly Reports for 2007, licensing policy and review of export [2007–08] control legislation], 517. Minutes of Evidence reported, 648. Minutes of Evidence reported, 135, &c. DEFENCE, FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNA- Memoranda to be published, 135, &c. TIONAL DEVELOPMENT: [2008–09] [2009–10] Evidence to be printed, 82, &c. Written evidence to be published, 8. Written evidence to be published, 82, &c. DEFENCE AND HOME AFFAIRS: (As Business, Innovation and Skills, Defence, Foreign [2003–04] Affairs and International Development) 206 COMMITTEES, Select Minutes of Evidence reported, 167. Memoranda reported, 115, &c. EUROPEAN SCRUTINY AND HOME AFFAIRS: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. [2006–07] [2001–02] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 59. Nominated, 81. HOME AFFAIRS AND WORK AND PENSIONS: Chairman chosen, 96. [2005–06] Member discharged; another added, 99, 169. Joint Report, 336. Reports: Minutes of Evidence reported, 216, &c. First [Departmental Responsibilities for Sustainable Development], 314. Memoranda to be printed, 195. Second [Pre-Budget Report 2001], 327. OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER: PLANNING, HOUSING, LOCAL GOVERNMENT Third [UK Preparations for the World Summit on Sus- AND THE REGIONS AND TRANSPORT: tainable Development], 417. [2002–03] Fourth [Measuring the Quality of Life: The 2001 Sus- tainable Development Headline Indicators], 659. Memorandum to be printed, 173. Fifth [A Sustainable Energy Strategy? Renewables and QUADRIPARTITE COMMITTEE: [See COMMIT- the PIU Review], 682. TEE ON ARMS EXPORT CONTROLS] Sixth [Buying Time for Forests: Timber Trade and REGULATORY REFORM AND OFFICE OF THE Public Procurement], 719. DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER: PLANNING, HOUSING, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND THE REGIONS AND Special Reports: TRANSPORT: First [Government Response to the Second Report, [2002–03] Session 2000–01, on The Pre-Budget Report 2000: fuel- ling the debate], 96. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 110. Second [Government Response to the Second Report], 641. 4. Other Committees appointed under Public Business Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 162, &c. Standing Orders: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. [2002–03] DEREGULATION [SEE REGULATORY REFORM COMMITTEE AND REGULATORY REFORM] Chairman chosen, 562. Members discharged; others added, 70, 111, 593, 634. DEREGULATION AND REGULATORY REFORM Reports: [SEE REGULATORY REFORM COMMITEE AND First [Pesticides: The Voluntary Initiative], 22. REGULATORY REFORM] Second [Johannesburg and Back: the world summit on sustainable development—the Committee delegation ENVIRONMENTAL AUDIT: report on proceedings], 78. [2000–01] Third [Annual Report 2002], 109. Reports: Fourth [The Pre-Budget Report 2002], 246. First [Environmental Audit: the first Parliament], 21. Fifth [Waste—An Audit], 325. Second [The Pre-Budget Report 2000: Fuelling the Sixth [Buying time for Forests: Timber Trade and Pub- Debate], 172. lic Procurement: The Government Response to the Sixth Report from the Committee, 2001–02], 507. Special Reports: Seventh [The Export Credits Guarantee Department First [Government Response to the First Report from and Sustainable Development], 532. the Committee, Session 1999–2000, on World Trade and Sustainable Development], 21. Eighth [The Energy White Paper: Empowering Change?], 532. Second [Government Response to the Second Report from the Committee, Session 1999–2000, on World Trade Ninth [Budget 2003 and Aviation], 561. and Sustainable Development], 21. Tenth [Learning the Sustainability Lesson], 561. Third [Government Response to the Third Report from Eleventh [The Sustainable Development Headline the Committee, Session 1999–2000, on the Comprehen- Indicators 2002], 591. sive Spending Review], 21. Twelfth [The World Summit on Sustainable Develop- Minutes of Evidence reported, 21, &c. ment 2002: From Rhetoric to Reality], 611. COMMITTEES, Select 207 Thirteenth [Greening Government 2003], 672. Second [Government Response to Eleventh Report, 2002–03, on The Sustainable Development Headline Special Reports: Indicators 2002], 120. First [Government Response to First Report], 190. Third [Government Response to Thirteenth Report, Second [Government Response to Fifth Report, 2002–03, on Greening Government 2002–03], 240. Session 2001–02, on A Sustainable Energy Strategy? Fourth [Government Response to Fourth Report], 483. Renewables and the PIU Review], 205. Fifth [Government Response to the Tenth Report], 561. Third [Government Response to Fourth Report], 377. Sixth [Government Responses to the Sixth and Ninth Fourth [Government Response to Fifth Report], 591. Reports], 594. Fifth [Government Response to Sixth Report], 591. Seventh [Government Response to the Eighth Report], Sixth [Government Response to Tenth Report], 642. 610. Seventh [Government Response to Seventh Report], Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. 656. —Environmental Crime Sub-Committee, 97, &c. Eighth [Government Response to the Eighth Report], Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. 710. [2004–05] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 23, &c. Reports: —Education for Sustainable Development Sub-Com- mittee, 208, &c. First [Housing: Building a Sustainable Future?], 102. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 22. Second [Corporate Environmental Crime], 123. Memorandum laid [Government Response to Fifth Third [The World Summit on Sustainable Develop- Report], 566. ment 2002: a UK progress report], 180. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Fourth [The International Challenge of Climate Change: UK Leadership in the G8 and EU], 265. [2003–04] Fifth [Environmental Education: a follow-up to Learn- Member discharged; another added, 468. ing the Sustainability Lesson], 265. Reports: Sixth [Sustainable Public Procurement], 295. First [Annual Report 2003], 76. Seventh [Pre-Budget 2004 and Budget 2005: Tax, Second [GM Food—Evaluating the Farm Scale Trials], Appraisal, and the Environment], 311. 167. Special Reports: Third [Pre-Budget Report 2003: Aviation follow-up], First [Government’s Reply to the Twelfth Report from 192. the Committee, Session 2003–04, on Environmental Fourth [Water: The Periodic Review 2004 and the Crime: Wildlife Crime], 235. Environmental Programme], 296. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 23, &c. Fifth [GM Food—Evaluating the Farm Scale Trials: —Environmental Education Sub-Committee, 35, &c. the Government Response], 306. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 210. Sixth [Environmental Crime and the Courts], 311. Minutes of Proceedings, together with the Minutes of Seventh [Aviation: Sustainability and the Government Proceedings of the Environmental Education Sub-Com- Response], 359. mittee, to be printed, 326. Eighth [Greening Government 2004], 437. [2005–06] Ninth [Environmental Crime: Fly-tipping, Fly-posting, Nominated, 123. Litter, Graffiti and Noise], 437. Chairman chosen, 136, 347. Tenth [Budget 2004 and Energy], 483. Member added, 152. Eleventh [Aviation: Sustainability and the Govern- ment’s second response], 524. Member discharged; another added, 288, 340, 368, 382, 638. Twelfth [Wildlife Crime], 524. Reports: Thirteenth [The Sustainable Development Strategy: Illusion or Reality?], 578. First [Greening Government: the 2004 Sustainable Development in Government Report], 286. Special Reports: Second [Sustainable Timber], 375. First [Government Response to Twelfth Report 2002–03, on World Summit on Sustainable Development Third [Sustainable Procurement: The Way Forward], 2002: From Rhetoric to Reality], 93. 465. 208 COMMITTEES, Select Fourth [Pre-Budget 2005: Tax, Economic Analysis, Sixth [The Voluntary Carbon Offset Market], 459. and Climate Change], 501. Seventh [Beyond Stern: From the Climate Change Pro- Fifth [Sustainable Housing: A Follow-Up Report], 524. gramme review to the Draft Climate Change Bill], 484. Sixth [Keeping the Lights On: Nuclear, Renewables Eighth [Emissions Trading: Government Response to and Climate Change], 555. the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2006–07 on The EU ETS], 586. Seventh [Sustainable Development Reporting by Gov- ernment Departments], 697. Ninth [The Structure and Operation of Government and the Challenge of Climate Change], 586. Eighth [Proposals for a draft Marine Bill], 759. Special Reports: Ninth [Reducing Carbon Emissions from Transport], 771. First [Tax, economic analysis and climate change: Government Response to the Fourth Report from the Tenth [Trade, Development and Environment: The Committee, Session 2005–06], 94. Role of DfID], 787. Second [Keeping the Lights on: Nuclear, Renewables Eleventh [Outflanked: The World Trade Organisation, and Climate Change: Government Response to the Sixth international trade and sustainable development], 885. Report from the Committee, Session 2005–06], 94. Twelfth [Transport emissions: Government Response Third [Trade, Development and the Environment: the to the Committee’s Ninth Report on Reducing Carbon role of DfID: Government Response to the Tenth Report Emissions from Transport], 885. from the Committee, Session 2005–06], 94. Special Reports: Fourth [Outflanked: The World Trade Organisation, First [Government’s Reply to the Second Report from International Trade and Sustainable Development: the Committee, Session 2004–05: on Corporate Environ- Government Response to the Eleventh Report from the mental Crime], 159. Committee, Session 2005–06], 205. Second [Government’s Reply to the Seventh Report Fifth [Pre-Budget Report 2006 and the Stern Review: from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on Pre-Budget Government Response to the Fourth Report from the 2004 and Budget 2005: Tax, Appraisal and Environment], Committee], 422. 192. Sixth [The UN Millennium Ecosystem Assessment: Third [Government’s Reply to the Second Report from Government Response to the First Report from the Com- the Environmental Audit Committee, Session 2005–06, mittee, Session 2006–07], 459 on Sustainable Timber], 589. Seventh [Regulatory Impact Assessments and Policy Fourth [Government’s Reply to the Seventh Report Appraisal: Government Response to the Third Report from the Environmental Audit Committee on Sustainable from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 459. Development Reporting by Government Departments], Eighth [Trade Development and Environment—the 843. Role of the FCO: Government Response to the Fifth Re- Fifth [Government’s Reply to the Eighth Report from port from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 569. the Environmental Audit Committee on Proposals for a Ninth [Beyond Stern: From the Climate Change draft Marine Bill], 844. Programme review to the Draft Climate Change Bill: Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 207, &c. Government Response to the Seventh Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 618. —Sub-Committee, 236, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. —Trade Development and the Environment Sub-Com- mittee, 564. Memoranda to be published, 170, &c. Memoranda laid, 809. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from [2007–08] time to time, 672. Member discharged; another added, 10, 102, 121. [2006–07] Reports: Member discharged; another added, 103, 253, 474. First [Are biofuels sustainable?], 127. Reports: Second [Reducing Carbon Emissions from UK Busi- First [The UN Millennium Ecosystem Assessment], ness: The role of the Climate change Levy and Agree- 69. ment], 203. Second [The EU Emissions Trading Scheme: Lessons Third [The 2007 Pre-Budget Report and Comprehen- for the Future], 169. sive Spending Review: and environmental analysis], 221. Third [RIAs and Policy Appraisal], 190. Fourth [Are biofuels sustainable? The Government Response], 356. Fourth [Pre-Budget 2006 and the Stern Review], 228. Fifth [Personal Carbon Trading], 389. Fifth [Trade, Development and Environment: The Role of the FCO], 351. COMMITTEES, Select 209 Sixth [Reaching an international agreement on climate [2008–09] change], 502. Member discharged; another added, 47. Seventh [Making Government operations more sus- Reports: tainable: A progress report], 502. First [Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 34. Eighth [Climate change and local, regional and de- volved government], 529. Second [Environmental Labelling], 178. Ninth [Carbon Capture and Storage], 551. Third [Pre-Budget Report 2008], 203. Tenth [Vehicle Excise Duty as an environmental tax], Fourth [Reducing CO 2and other emissions from 579. shipping], 355. Eleventh [Export Credits Guarantee Department and Fifth [Reducing greenhouse gases emissions from Sustainable Development], 613. deforestation: No hope without forests], 431. Twelfth [Greener Homes for the Future? An envi- Sixth [Greening Government], 544. ronmental analysis of the Government’s house-building Special Reports: plans], 648. First [Vehicle Excise Duty as an environmental tax: Thirteenth [Halting biodiversity loss], 648. Government response to the Committee’s Tenth Report of Special Reports: Session 2007–08], 34. First [The Structure of Government and the Challenge Second [Halting biodiversity loss: Government of Climate Change: Government Response to the Ninth Response to the Thirteenth Report from the Committee, Report from the Committee, Session 2006–07], 142. Session 2007–08], 135. Second [Voluntary Carbon Offset Market: Government Third [The Export Credits Guarantee Department and response to the Sixth Report from the Committee, Session Sustainable Development: Government Response to the 2006–07], 255. Eleventh Report from the Committee, Session 2007–08], 178. Third [Reducing Carbon emissions from UK Business: The role of the Climate Change Levy and Agreements: Fourth [Pre-Budget Report 2008: Green fiscal policy Government Response to the Second Report from the in a recession: Government response to the Committee’s Committee, Session 2007–08], 409. Third Report of Session 2008–09], 393. Fourth [Pre-Budget Report and Comprehensive Fifth [Environmental Labelling: Government response Spending Review: An environmental analysis: Govern- to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2008–09], ment Response to the Third Report from the Committee, 544. Session 2007–08], 409. Sixth [Reducing CO 2and other emissions from ship- Fifth [Are Biofuels Sustainable? The Government Re- ping: Government response to the Committee’s Fourth sponse: Government Response to the Fourth Report from Report of Session 2008–09], 644. the Committee, Session 2007–08], 425. Seventh [Greening Government: Government response Sixth [Reaching an international agreement on climate to the Committee’s Sixth Report of Session 2008–09], change: Government Response to the Environmental 644. Audit’s Sixth Report, Session 2007–08], 631. Eighth [Reducing greenhouse gases emissions from Seventh [Personal Carbon Trading: Government Re- deforestation: No hope without forests: Government sponse to the Fifth Report from the Committee, Session Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2007–08], 648. 2008–09], 665. Eighth [Making Government Operations More Sus- Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. tainable: A Progress Report: Government Response to the Written evidence to be published, 15, &c. Committee’s Seventh Report of Session 2007–08], 677. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Ninth [Climate change and local, regional and de- volved government: Government Response to the Com- [2009–10] mittee’s Seventh Report of Session 2007–08], 677. Reports: Tenth [Environmental Crime: Wildlife Crime: Gov- First [The work of the Committee in 2008–09], 14. ernment Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Session 2003–04], 677. Second [Green Jobs and Skills], 61. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 16, &c. Third [Carbon Budgets], 104. —Environmental Information Sub-Committee, 21, &c. Fourth [The role of carbon markets in preventing dan- gerous climate change], 171. Memoranda to be printed, 16, &c. Fifth [Air Quality], 344. Memoranda to be published, 31. Sixth [Adapting to Climate Change], 344. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Special Reports: 210 COMMITTEES, Select First [Green Jobs and Skills: Government Response to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 162, &c. the Second Report from the Committee, Session 2009– Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 814. 10], 312. [2002–03] Second [Carbon budgets: Government Response to the Committee’s Third Report, Session 2009–10], 344. Members discharged; others added, 111, 211, 596. Evidence to be printed, 35, &c. Reports: Written evidence to be published, 14, &c. First, 23. Second, 40. Third [Scrutiny Reserve Breach- es], 40. Fourth, 78. Fifth, 97. Sixth, 110. Seventh, 124. Written evidence, 61. Eighth [The Committee’s Work in 2002], 124. Ninth, Formal Minutes to be published, 8. 137. Tenth, 154. Eleventh, 172. Twelfth, 190. Thirteenth, 206. Fourteenth, 222. Fifteenth, 270. Sixteenth, 288. Seventeenth, 307. Eighteenth, 323. Nineteenth, 366. EUROPEAN SCRUTINY: Twentieth, 377. Twenty-first, 400. Twenty-second, 421. Twenty-third, 433. Twenty-fourth [The Convention on the [2000–01] Future of Europe and the Role of National Parliaments], Member discharged; another Member added, 94. 436. Twenty-fifth, 465. Twenty-sixth [The Convention’s proposals on criminal justice], 488. Twenty-seventh, 488. Reports: Twenty-eighth, 507. Twenty-ninth, 537. Thirtieth, 561. First, 21. Second, 56. Third, 73. Fourth, 92. Fifth, 127. Thirty-first, 591. Thirty-second, 611. Thirty-third, 629. Sixth, 146. Seventh, 172. Eighth, 227. Ninth, 251. Tenth, Thirty-fourth, 642. Thirty-fifth, 656. Thirty-sixth, 672. 275. Eleventh, 303. Twelfth, 327. Thirteenth, 344. Thirty-seventh, 687. Thirty-eighth, 710. Minutes of Evidence reported, 56. Special Reports: Minutes of Evidence taken jointly before the Europe- First [Government Observations on Twenty-sixth an Scrutiny, Agriculture and International Development Report], 614. Committees reported, 41. Second [Government Observations on the Twen- Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. ty-fourth Report], 629. [2001–02] Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 97, &c. Nominated, 81. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. Chairman chosen, 96. [2003–04] Member added, 184. Members discharged; others added, 285, 374. Member discharged; another added, 583. Reports: Reports: First, 20. Second, 30. Third, 52. Fourth, 66. Fifth, 79. Sixth [The European Commission’s Annual Work First, 96. Second, 135. Third, 162. Fourth, 177. Fifth Programme for 2004], 79. Seventh, 93. Eighth [The [Convention to Prepare for the 2004 Inter-Governmental Committee’s work in 2003], 93. Ninth, 120. Tenth, 138. Conference], 177. Sixth, 193. Seventh, 212. Eighth, 229. Eleventh, 154. Twelfth, 192. Thirteenth, 210. Fourteenth, Ninth, 247. Tenth, 264. Eleventh, 287. Twelfth, 300. Thir- 240. Fifteenth [The EU’s Financial Perspective for teenth [Appointment of Parliamentary Representatives 2007–13 and reform of Regional and Cohesion Fund- to the Convention on the Future of Europe], 300. Four- ing], 240. Sixteenth, 258. Seventeenth, 278. Eighteenth, teenth, 314. Fifteenth, 327. Sixteenth [Animal Testing 296. Nineteenth, 311. Twentieth, 341. Twenty-first, 359. and Cosmetic Products], 327. Seventeenth [European Twenty-second, 370. Twenty-third, 382. Twenty-fourth, Arrest Warrant], 327. Eighteenth, 344. Nineteenth, 359. 402. Twenty-fifth, 419. Twenty-sixth, 437. Twenty-sev- Twentieth, 394. Twenty-first, 416. Twenty-second, 435. enth, 457. Twenty-eighth [The EU’s Justice and Home Twenty-third, 454. Twenty-fourth, 468. Twenty-fifth, 507. Affairs work programme for the next five years], 457. Twenty-sixth, 512. Twenty-seventh, 529. Twenty-eighth, Twenty-ninth, 483. Thirtieth, 509. Thirty-first, 524. 539. Twenty-ninth, 565. Thirtieth [European Scrutiny in Thirty-second, 545. Thirty-third, 561. Thirty-fourth, 578. the Commons], 581. Thirty-first, 581. Thirty-second, 603. Thirty-fifth, 594. Thirty-sixth, 607. Thirty-seventh, 626. Thirty-third [Democracy and Accountability in the EU and the Role of National Parliaments], 603. Thirty-fourth, Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. 641. Thirty-fifth, 659. Thirty-sixth, 682. Thirty-seventh, Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. 704. Thirty-eighth, 756. Thirty-ninth, 770. Fortieth, 792. Forty-first, 812. Forty-second, 812. [2004–05] Special Reports: Member added, 167. First [Government Observations on the Fifth Report], Reports: 264. First, 23. Second, 40. Third, 84. Fourth, 102. Fifth, Second [Government Observations on the Thirtieth 123. Sixth [The Committee’s work in 2004], 123. Sev- Report], 770. enth, 139. Eighth, 165. Ninth, 180. Tenth, 210. Eleventh, 258. Twelfth, 299. Thirteenth [The Commission’s Work Third [Government Observations on the Thirty-third Report], 770. COMMITTEES, Select 211 Programme for 2005], 299. Fourteenth [Aspects of the Memoranda to be published, 19, &c. EU’s Constitutional Treaty], 299. Fifteenth, 319. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 40, &c. [2007–08] Memoranda laid, 139, &c. Member discharged; another added, 10. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 326. Reports: [2005–06] First, 8. Second, 21. Third [Intergovernmental Confer- Nominated, 83. ence for a Reform Treaty], 21. Fourth, 55. Fifth, 73. Sixth, 91. Seventh, 116. Eighth, 132. Ninth, 147. Tenth [The Chairman chosen, 97, 830. conclusions of the European Council and the Council Member discharged; another added, 333, 756. of Ministers], 147. Eleventh, 168. Twelfth [Work of the Committee in 2007], 168. Thirteenth, 186. Fourteenth, Reports: 208. Fifteenth, 226. Sixteenth, 243. Seventeenth, 261. First, 97. Second, 130. Third [The European Commis- Eighteenth, 298. Nineteenth, 310. Twentieth, 327. Twen- sion’s Annual Policy Strategy for 2006], 130. Fourth, 159. ty-first, 344. Twenty-second, 361. Twenty-third, 394. Fifth, 192. Sixth, 207. Seventh, 225. Eighth, 241. Ninth, Twenty-fourth, 414. Twenty-fifth [The Conclusions of the 261. Tenth, 283. Eleventh, 297. Twelfth, 312. Thirteenth, European Council and Council of Ministers: Follow-up 343. Fourteenth, 363. Fifteenth, 376. Sixteenth, 391. Report], 430. Twenty-sixth, 430. Twenty-seventh, 465. Seventeenth, 411. Eighteenth, 426. Nineteenth, 445. Twenty-eighth, 487. Twenty-ninth, 509. Thirtieth, 559. Twentieth, 465. Twenty-first, 482. Twenty-second, 508. Thirty-first, 579. Thirty-second, 594. Thirty-third, 604. Twenty-third, 561. Twenty-fourth [The Commission’s and Thirty-fourth, 604. Thirty-fifth, 617. Thirty-sixth, 637. Council’s Programmes for 2006], 561. Twenty-fifth, 573. Thirty-seventh, 654. Thirty-eighth, 668. Thirty-ninth, 688. Twenty-sixth, 589. Twenty-seventh, 601. Twenty-eighth, Fortieth, 724. 616. Twenty-ninth, 632. Thirtieth, 649. Thirty-first, 676. Special Reports: Thirty-second, 697. Thirty-third, 713. Thirty-fourth, 732. Thirty-fifth, 751. Thirty-sixth, 771. Thirty-seventh, 814. First [European Intergovernmental Conference; Thirty-eighth, 829. Thirty-ninth, 849. Fortieth, 870. For- Government Response to the Thirty-fifth Report from the ty-first, 870. Forty-second, 885. Committee, Session 2006–07 and Government Response to the Third Report from the Committee, Session 2007– Special Reports: 08], 91. First [Government Response to the Fourteenth Report Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 21, &c. from the Committee, Session 2004–05, on aspects of the EU’s Constitutional Treaty], 192. Memoranda to be published, 8, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 149, &c. Report, Minutes of Deliberations and Memoranda to be printed and published in the adjournment pursuant to Memoranda laid, 97, &c. Standing Order (Select committees (adjournment of the Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from House)), 594. time to time, 672. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. [2006–07] [2008–09] Member discharged; another added, 118, 222, 304. Reports: Reports: First, 20. Second, 40. Third, 60. Fourth [Work of the First, 19. Second, 37. Third, 53. Fourth, 79. Fifth, Committee 2008], 60. Fifth, 82. Sixth, 104. Seventh, 99. Sixth, 111. Seventh, 127. Eighth, 139. Ninth, 159. 122. Eighth, 142. Ninth, 159. Tenth, 186. Eleventh, 213. Tenth, 175. Eleventh, 195. Twelfth, 213. Thirteenth [The Twelfth, 237. Thirteenth, 257. Fourteenth [Free Move- Work of the Committee in 2006], 216. Fourteenth, 233. ment of EU Workers], 257 .Fifteenth, 274. Sixteenth, Fifteenth, 247. Sixteenth, 283. Seventeenth, 299. Eight- 292. Seventeenth, 326. Eighteenth, 340. Nineteenth, 361. eenth, 315. Nineteenth [European enforcement order and Twentieth, 398. Twenty-first, 417. Twenty-second, 441. the transfer of sentenced persons], 315. Twentieth, 331. Twenty-third, 464. Twenty-fourth, 495. Twenty-fifth, 525. Twenty-first, 341. Twenty-second, 355. Twenty-third, Twenty-sixth, 554. Twenty-seventh, 584. Twenty-eighth, 388. Twenty-fourth [Mobile phone “roaming” costs], 391. 592. Twenty-ninth, 626. Thirtieth, 651. Thirty-first, 672. Twenty-fifth, 406. Twenty-sixth, 426. Twenty-seventh, Thirty-second, 694. Thirty-third, 714. 445. Twenty-eighth, 468. Thirtieth, 493. Thirty-first, 519. Special Reports: Thirty-second [The European Commission’s Annual Pol- icy Strategy 2008], 519. Thirty-third, 547. Thirty-fourth, First [Subsidiarity, National Parliaments and the 567. Thirty-fifth [European Union Intergovernmental Lisbon Treaty: Government Response to the Committee’s Conference], 567. Thirty-sixth, 575. Thirty-seventh, 590. Thirty-third Report of Session 2007–08], 82. Thirty-eighth, 607. Evidence to be printed, 213, &c. Special Reports: Evidence ordered to be printed in the adjournment First [Disclosure of Committee’s internal working under Standing Order (Select Committees (adjournment papers], 519. of the House), 592. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 53, &c. 212 COMMITTEES, Select Public Deliberations of the Committee to be printed, [2002–03] 20, &c. Recommendations relating to consideration of Esti- Written evidence to be published, 20, &c. mates, 24, 223, 440. Agreed with, 33, 230, 449. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Temporary Standing Order regarding nomination of Committee amended, 144, 593. [2009–10] Reports: Reports: First [Annual Report for 2002], 273. First, 8. Second, 21. Third, 68. Fourth, 88. Fifth, 116. Sixth [The work of the Committee in 2008–09], 116. Sev- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 134, 527. enth, 136. Eighth, 157. Ninth, 178. Tenth, 200. Eleventh, Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 712. 221. Twelfth, 259. Thirteenth, 297. Fourteenth, 323. Fif- teenth, 351. Sixteenth, 373. Seventeenth, 402. Eighteenth, [2003–04] 420. Nineteenth, 420. Recommendations relating to consideration of Esti- Written evidence to be published, 8, &c. mates, 1, 164, 379. Agreed with, 13, 175, 389. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Reports: First [Annual Report for 2003], 197. HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBERS ESTIMATE Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 116, &c. [See COMMITTEES, OTHER] Memorandum laid, 69. INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMITTEE: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. see OTHER COMMITTEES [2004–05] Recommendations relating to consideration of Esti- LIAISON: mates, 24, 214. Agreed with, 29, 217. [2000–01] Reports: Recommendations relating to consideration of Esti- First [Annual Report for 2004], 214. mates, 17, 191. Agreed with, 26, 221. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 154. Standing Order amended to give power to appoint a sub-committee, &c., 277. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. Reports: [2005–06] First [Shifting the Balance: Unfinished Business], 194. Recommendations relating to consideration of Esti- mates, 307, 509, 698. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. —Agreed with, 313, 509, 705. [2001–02] Appointed, 124. Recommendations relating to consideration of Esti- mates, 194, 328, 566. Agreed with, 220, 338, 595. Chairman chosen, 165. Speaker designates days on which Debates in West- Reports: minster Hall shall be on reports chosen by the Liaison First [Government Reply to Annual Report for 2004], Committee, 340. 388. Standing Order made (with effect for current Parlia- Second [A New Publication Order for Select Commit- ment) designating chairmen of specified committees, and tee Evidence], 681. two other Members, as members of the Committee, 167. (Amendment made.) Third [Estimates Memoranda], 852. Orders of reference amended (power to take evidence Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 293, 422. from Prime Minister) (after Amendment negatived), 556. Memorandum laid, 621. Chairman chosen, 197. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from Reports: time to time, 722. First [The Work of the Select Committees 2001], 340. [2006–07] Second [Select Committees: Modernisation Proposals], Recommendations relating to consideration of Esti- 419. mates, 26, 198, 446. Agreed with, 39, 204, 454. Special Reports: Reports: First [Evidence from the Prime Minister], 624. First [Annual Report 2005–06], 236. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 699. Special Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. COMMITTEES, Select 213 First [Annual Report for 2005–06: Government Re- Formal Minutes to be published, 11. sponse to the First Report from the Committee, Session [2009–10] 2006–07], 498. Recommendations relating to consideration of Esti- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 153. mates, 21, 260. Agreed with, 28, 270. Memoranda, to be published, 153. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. First [Rebuilding the House: Select Committee Issues], [2007–08] 140. Recommendations relating to consideration of Esti- Second [The Work of Committees in Session 2008– mates, 45, 217, 491. Agreed with, 56, 232, 505. 09], 297. Reports: Special Reports: First [Pre-Appointment Hearings by Select Commit- Evidence to be printed, 194, &c. tees], 229. Written evidence to be published, 297. Second [Government Finance: Recreating Financial Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Scrutiny], 313. Third [Work of committees in 2007], 313. MODERNISATION OF THE HOUSE OF Special Reports: COMMONS: First [Pre-appointment hearings by Select Committees: See also PROCEDURE; REFORM OF THE HOUSE Government Response to the Committee’s First Report], OF COMMONS 415. [2000–01] Second [Work of committees in 2007: Government Response to the Committee’s Third Report], 415. Reports: Third [Parliament and Government Finance: Recreat- First [Programming of Legislation], 279. ing Financial Scrutiny: Government and National Audit Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. Office Responses to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2007–08], 621. [2001–02] Fourth [Planning Bill: Parliamentary Scrutiny of Na- Appointed (fifteen members), Order to be a Standing tional Policy Statements], 621. Order until the end of the present Parliament, 81. Fifth [Modernisation of language in standing orders Nominated, 81. relating to select committees], 621. Chairman chosen, 96. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 94. Members discharged; others added, 99, 169. Memorandum, to be published, 171. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. First [Select Committees], 344. Approved (after [2008–09] Amendment negatived), 552. Recommendations relating to consideration of Esti- Second [Modernisation of the House of Commons: A mates, 3, 164, 471. Agreed with, 11, 176, 483. Reform Programme], 731. Approved (after Amendments negatived), 778. Designation of Select Committees to consider Deci- sions on planning: national policy statements, 710. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 135, &c. Reports: Memorandum to be printed, 258. First [The work of committees in Session 2007–08], Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. 189. [2002–03] Second [Financial Scrutiny: Parliamentary Control Chairman chosen, 378, 562. over Government Budgets], 471. Members discharged; others added, 58, 365, 518(2), Special Reports: 569. First [The work of committees in 2007–08: Gov- Reports: ernment Response to the Committee’s First Report of Session 2007–08], 471. First [Programming of Bills], 656. Second [Financial Scrutiny: Parliamentary Control Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. over Government Budgets: Government Response to the [2003–04] Committee’s Second Report of Session 2007–08], 677. Member discharged; another added, 28, 95. Evidence to be printed, 145, &c. Reports: Written evidence to be published, 12. First [Connecting Parliament with the Public], 359. 214 COMMITTEES, Select Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 154, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 21, &c. Memorandum to be printed, 258. Memoranda ordered to be published, 132, &c. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. [2004–05] Reports: PROCEDURE: see also MODERNISATION OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS; REFORM OT THE HOUSE First [Sitting Hours], 60. OF COMMONS Second [Scrutiny of European Business], 265. [2000–01] Special Reports: Member discharged; another added, 94. First [Connecting Parliament with the Public: the Reports: House of Commons Commission’s Response to the Com- mittee’s First Report of Session 2003–04], 13. First [Use of the Welsh Language by Select Committee Witnesses], 16. Approved, 176. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. Second [Election of a Speaker], 141. Approved, 255. [2005–06] Third [Section 82 of the Welfare Reform and Pensions Nominated, 124. Act 1999], 245. Chairman chosen, 159, 632. Special Reports: Member discharged; another added, 133, 368. Minutes of Evidence reported, 16, &c. Two Members discharged; two others added, 595, 623. Memoranda reported, 245. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. First [The Legislative Process], 791. Resolution to [2001–02] approve parts of Report, 863. Nominated, 81. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 465, &c. Chairman chosen, 106. Special Reports: Member discharged, 99. First [Committee Stage of Public Bills: Consultation on Alternative Options], 364. Member discharged; another added, 223, 371, 384, 631. Memorandum laid, 327. Standing Order amended (power given to appoint Minutes of Proceedings to be lie upon the Table from Specialist Advisers), 282. time to time, 668. Reports: [2006–07] First [Making of Remedial Orders: Recommendations Chairman chosen, 575. by the Joint Committee on Human Rights], 353. Member discharged; another added, 57, 157, 222, 542, Second [Appointment of Deputy Speakers], 464. 611. Third [Parliamentary Questions], 624. Approved (after Reports: Amendments negatived), 778. First [Revitalising the Chamber: the role of the back Special Reports: bench Member], 406. First [Major Infrastructure Projects: Proposed New Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 195, &c. Parliamentary Procedures], 652. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Second [Government Response to Second Report], [2007–08] 710. Member discharged; another added, 174, 499. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 353, &c. Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. First [Scrutiny of the Draft Legislative Programme], [2002–03] 132. Member discharged; another added, 16. Second [Debating departmental objectives and annual —Member added, 180. reports], 361. Reports: Third [Regional Accountability], 509. First [Delegated Legislation: Proposals for a Sifting Special Reports: Committee], 222. First [Scrutiny of the Draft Legislative Programme: Second [Delegated Legislation: Proposals for a Sifting Government’s Response to the Committee’s First Report], Committee: the Government’s Response to the Commit- 431. tee’s First Report], 378. COMMITTEES, Select 215 Third [Sessional Orders and Resolutions], 673. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 422, &c. Fourth [Procedures for Debates, private Members’ bills —Part of, 307. and the Powers of the Speaker], 711. Memoranda laid, 862. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 137, &c. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. time to time, 668. [2003–04] [2006–07] Member discharged; another added, 600. Member discharged; another added, 395. Reports: Reports: First [Estimates and Appropriation Procedure], 154. First [Public Petitions and Early Day Motions], 337. Approved, 326. Second [Corrections to the Official Report], 374. Second [Results of Sitting Hours Questionnaire], 240. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 54, &c. Third [Joint activities with the National Assembly for Memorandum to be published, 590. Wales], 311. Approved, 362. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Fourth [Programming of Legislation], 438. Taken note of, 568. [2007–08] Fifth [Public Petitions], 607. Member discharged; another added, 402, Special Reports: Reports: First [Government Response to First Report], 311. First [e-Petitions], 298. Second [Procedures for Debates, Private Members’ Special Reports: Bills and the Powers of the Speaker: Government Re- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 55, &c. sponse to the Fourth Report, 2002–03], 345. Memorandum, to be published, 361. Third [Sessional Orders and Resolutions: Government Response to the Third Report, 2002–03], 345. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Fourth [Government’s Response to Third Report], 382. [2008–09] Fifth [Government’s Response to Fourth Report], 561. Member discharged; another added, 66. Report of previous Session taken note of: Reports: —Third, 2002–03, Sessional Orders and Resolutions, First [Interleaving of Bills and Explanatory Notes], 591. 257. —Fourth, 2002–03, Procedures for Debates, Private Second [e-Petitions: Call for Government Action], 326. Members’ Bills and the Powers of the Speaker, 570. Third [Written Parliamentary Questions], 490. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 138, &c. Fourth [Election of the Deputy Speaker: Principles], Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. 672. [2004–05] Fifth [Tabling of amendments by select committees], 694. Reports: Special Reports: First [Sub Judice Rule of the House of Commons], 265. First [e-Petitions: follow-up: Government response to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2008–09], Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 40, &c. 554. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. Written evidence to be published, 554. [2005–06] Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Nominated, 123. [2009–10] Chairman chosen, 150. Member discharged; another added, 142. —with effect from a future date, 255. Reports: Member discharged; another added, 333, 595, 854, First [Election of the Speaker and of the Deputy 879. Speakers], 178. Reports: Second [Explanatory statements on amendments to First [Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill], 501. bills], 260. Second [Application of the sub judice rule to proceed- Third [Accountability to the House of Commons of ings in coroners’ courts], 772. Secretaries of State in the House of Lords], 352. 216 COMMITTEES, Select Special Reports: Reports: First [Written Parliamentary Questions: Government First [Managing Risk in Government Departments], Response to the Committee’s Third Report of Session 170. 2008–09], 42. Second [Improving Construction Performance], 170. Written evidence to be published, 402. Third [The Cancellation of the Benefits Payment Card Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Project], 186. Fourth [The Re-negotiation of the PFI-type deal for the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds], 186. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS: Fifth [Ministry of Defence: Major Projects Report [2000–01] 2000], 193. Reports: Sixth [Ministry of Defence: Major Projects Report First [Inpatient admission, bed management and pa- 2000-The Role of the Equipment Capability Customer], tient discharge in NHS acute hospitals], 63. 193. Second [Public Trust Office: Unclaimed Balances held Seventh [Sale of Part of the UK Gold Reserves], 212. in Funds in Court and the Agency’s 1998–99 Accounts], Eighth [Office of Water Services (OFWAT): Leakage 73. and Water Efficiency], 212. Third [Emergency Aid: the Kosovo crisis], 93. Ninth [Tackling Obesity in England], 248. Fourth [Grants made by the National Lottery Charities Tenth [The Acquisition of German Parcel], 248. Board], 110. Eleventh [Office of Gas and Electricity Markets: Giv- Fifth [The Draft Social Security (Inherited Serps) Reg- ing Domestic Customers a Choice of Electricity Suppli- ulations 2001], 136. er], 254. Sixth [Review of Audit and Accountability for Central Twelfth [The Radiocommunications Agency’s joint Government], 154. venture with CMG], 254. Seventh [Excess Votes 1999–2000, Class X, Votes 2 Thirteenth [Regulating Housing Associations’ Manage- and 3], 194. ment of Financial Risk], 272. Eighth [Maintaining the Royal Palaces], 203. Fourteenth [The Millennium Dome], 293. Ninth [Managing Finances in English Further Educa- Fifteenth [How English Further Education Colleges tion Colleges], 203. can improve Student Performance], 300. Tenth [Parole], 240. Sixteenth [Access to the Victoria and Albert Museum], Eleventh [The Housing Corporation: Overseeing Focus 314. Housing Association], 251. Seventeenth [Ministry of Defence: Maximising the Twelfth [English Heritage: Access to Properties], 251 Benefits of Defence Equipment Co-operation], 327. Thirteenth [The Refinancing of the Fazakerley PFI Eighteenth [Inland Flood Defence], 327. Prison Contract], 265. Nineteenth [Ship Surveys and Inspections], 344. Fourteenth [Ministry of Defence: Managing reductions Twentieth [Educating and training the future health in the number of vacant family quarters], 275. professional workforce for England], 344. Fifteenth [Strategic Rail Authority: Action to improve Twenty-first [Better Value for Money from Profession- passenger rail services], 275. al Services], 353. Sixteenth [The National Blood Service], 303. Twenty-second [The Channel Tunnel Rail Link], 359. Minutes of Evidence reported, 28, &c. Twenty-third [Report on Inland Revenue Appropria- Part of Minutes of Evidence reported, 74. tion Account 1999–2000], 359. Memoranda reported, 41, &c. Twenty-fourth [Ministry of Defence: The risk of fraud in property management], 367. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. Twenty-fifth [Excess Votes 2000–01], 368. Resolution relating to specified Reports in Session 1998–99 and 1999–2000, and on Treasury Minutes, 22. Twenty-sixth [Better Regulation: Making Good Use of Regulatory Impact Assessments], 395. [2001–02] Twenty-seventh [The Medical Assessment of Incapaci- Nominated, 81. ty and Disability Benefits], 395. Chairman chosen, 96, 135. Twenty-eighth [Better Public Services through Joint Member or Members added, 99, 169, 562. Working], 426. Members discharged; others added, 631, 753. Twenty-ninth [Non-Competitive Procurement in the Ministry of Defence], 426. COMMITTEES, Select 217 Thirtieth [The Auction of Radio Spectrum for the Sixtieth [Royal travel by air and rail], 705. Third Generation of Mobile Phones], 454. Sixty-first [The Management of Surplus Property by Thirty-first [Postcomm: Opening the Post], 475. Trusts in the NHS in England], 705. Thirty-second [The Implementation of the National Sixty-second [The New Deal for Young People], 705. Probation Service Information Systems Strategy], 512. Sixty-third [Construction of Portcullis House, the new Thirty-third [Income Tax Self Assessment], 512. Parliamentary building], 705. Thirty-fourth [Policy Development: Improving Air Sixty-fourth [Public Private Partnerships: Airwave], Quality], 529. 800. Thirty-fifth [Losses to the Revenue from frauds on Sixty-fifth [Awarding the new licence to run the Na- alcohol duty], 530. tional Lottery], 800. Thirty-sixth [Progress on Resource Accounting], 581. Sixty-sixth [Progress in achieving Government on the Web], 800. Thirty-seventh [Handling Clinical Negligence Claims in England], 581. Sixty-seventh [Inland Revenue: Tax Credits], 813. Thirty-eighth [NIRS2: Contract extension], 603. Sixty-eighth [Collection of fines and other financial penalties in the criminal justice system], 813. Thirty-ninth [Giving Confidently: The role of the Char- ity Commission in regulating charities], 603. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 135, &c. Fortieth [NHS Direct in England], 613. —Part of, 170, &c. Forty-first [Ministry of Defence: Major Projects Report Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. 2001], 632. Resolution relating to Reports, 316. Forty-second [Managing the relationship to secure a [2002–03] successful partnership in PFI projects], 632. Members discharged; others added, 211, 588, 695. Forty-third [The use of funding competitions in PFI projects: The Treasury building], 641. Reports: Forty-fourth [The misuse and smuggling of hydrocar- First [Collecting the Television Licence Fee], 30. bon oils], 641. Second [Dealing with pollution from ships], 30. Forty-fifth [Inpatient and Outpatient Waiting in the Third [Tobacco Smuggling], 52. NHS], 652. Fourth [Private Finance Initiative: The Redevelopment Forty-sixth [Inappropriate Adjustments to NHS Wait- of MOD Main Building], 124. ing Lists], 652. Fifth [The 2001 Outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease], Forty-seventh [The Landfill Tax Credit Scheme], 652. 212. Forty-eighth [Department for International Develop- Sixth [Ministry of Defence: Exercise Saif Sereea II], ment: Performance Management-Helping to reduce World 222. Poverty], 659. Seventh [Excess Votes 2001–02], 222. Forty-ninth [Ensuring that Policies deliver Value for Money], 659. Eighth [Excess Votes (Northern Ireland) 2001–02], 223. Fiftieth [Pipes and Wires], 659. Ninth [The Office for National Statistics: Outsourcing Fifty-first [Agricultural fraud: the case of Joseph the 2001 Census], 257. Bowden], 704. Tenth [Individual Learning Accounts], 258. Fifty-second [e-Revenue], 704. Eleventh [NHS Emergency Planning], 258. Fifty-third [Reducing Prisoner Reoffending], 704. Twelfth [Tackling Pensioner Poverty: encouraging Fifty-fourth [Improving Public Services through take-up of entitlements], 279. e-Government], 704. Thirteenth [Ministry of Defence: Progress in Reducing Fifty-fifth [Fraud and Error in Income Support], 704. Stocks], 279. Fifty-sixth [Ministry of Defence: Combat Identifica- Fourteenth [Royal Mint Trading Fund: 2001–02 Ac- tion], 705. counts], 297. Fifty-seventh [The operation and wind-up of Teesside Fifteenth [OPRA: Tackling the risks to pension scheme Development Corporation], 705. members], 297. Fifty-eighth [Improving Student Achievement and Sixteenth [Improving Public Services through Innova- Widening Participation in Higher Education in England], tion: The Invest to Save Budget], 315. 705. Seventeenth [Helping victims and witnesses: the work Fifty-ninth [Delivering the Commercialisation of Pub- of Victim Support], 315. lic Sector Science], 705. 218 COMMITTEES, Select Eighteenth [Reaping the rewards of agricultural re- Forty-sixth [Ministry of Defence: Building and Air search], 367. Manoeuvre Capability: the Introduction of the Apache Helicopter], 649. Nineteenth [The PFI Contract for the redevelopment of West Middlesex University Hospital], 391. Forty-seventh [Film Council: Improving access to, and education about, the moving image through the British Twentieth [Better public services through call centres], Film Institute], 657. 391. Forty-eighth [The Public Private Partnership for Na- Twenty-first [The Operations of HM Customs and tional Air Traffic Services Ltd], 711. Excise in 2001–02], 391. Forty-ninth [The Operational Performance of PFI Twenty-second [PFI Refinancing update], 391. Prisons], 711. Twenty-third [Innovation in the NHS—the acquisition Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. of the Heart Hospital], 411. —Part of, 97. Twenty-fourth [Community Legal Service: the intro- duction of contracting], 411. Resolution to take note of Reports, 151. Twenty-fifth [Protecting the public from waste], 411. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. Twenty-sixth [Safety, quality, efficacy: regulating med- [2003–04] icines in the UK], 433. Members discharged; others added, 37, 238, 326, 553. Twenty-seventh [The Management of Substitution Reports: Cover for Teachers], 433. First [Tackling Fraud against the Inland Revenue], 12. Twenty-eighth [Delivering better value for money from the Private Finance Initiative], 440. Second [The New Electricity Trading Arrangements in England and Wales], 12. Twenty-ninth [Inland Revenue: Tax Credits and Tax Debt Management], 458. Third [The Sheep Annual Premium Scheme], 12. Thirtieth [Department for International Development: Fourth [Improving Service Delivery: The Forensic Maximising Impact in the Water Sector], 465. Science Service], 44. Thirty-first [Tackling Benefit Fraud], 465. Fifth [Warm Front: helping to combat fuel poverty], 73. Thirty-second [The Highways Agency: Maintaining England’s Motorways and Trunk Roads], 476. Sixth [Department of Trade and Industry: Regional Grants in England], 73. Thirty-third [Ensuring the effective discharge of older patients from NHS acute hospitals], 477. Seventh [Progress on 15 major capital projects funded by Arts Council England], 86. Thirty-fourth [Office of Fair Trading: Progress in pro- tecting consumers’ interests], 477. Eighth [The England national stadium project at Wem- bley], 86. Thirty-fifth [PFI: construction performance], 495. Ninth [Review of grants made to the National Coali- Thirty-sixth [Improving service quality: Action in tion of Anti-Deportation Campaigns], 113. response to the Inherited SERPS problem], 495. Tenth [Purchasing and Managing Software Licenses], Thirty-seventh [Ministry of Defence: The construction 113. of nuclear submarine facilities at Devonport], 495. Eleventh [Helping consumers benefit from competition Thirty-eighth [Department of Trade and Industry: Reg- in telecommunications], 163. ulation of Weights and Measures], 508. Twelfth [Getting it right: Improving decision-making Thirty-ninth [A Safer Place to Work: Protecting NHS and appeals in social security benefits], 163. Hospital and Ambulance Staff from Violence and Aggres- sion], 508. Thirteenth [Excess Votes 2002–03], 163. Fortieth [Improving Social Housing through Transfer], Fourteenth [Inland Revenue: Tax Credits], 182. 508. Fifteenth [Procurement of vaccines by the Department Forty-first [Modernising Procurement in the Prison of Health], 182. Service], 508. Sixteenth [Progress in improving the medical assess- Forty-second [A Safer Place to Work: Improving the ment of incapacity and disability benefits], 201. management of health and safety risks to staff in NHS Seventeenth [Hip replacements: An update], 249. trusts], 611. Eighteenth [PFI: The New Headquarters for the Home Forty-third [Fisheries Enforcement in England], 636. Office], 249. Forty-fourth [New IT Systems for Magistrates’ Courts: Nineteenth [Making a difference: Performance of the Libra Project], 636. maintained secondary schools in England], 249. Forty-fifth [Protecting Public and Consumer Interests in Relation to Food: the Food Standards Agency], 649. COMMITTEES, Select 219 Twentieth [Improving Service Delivery: the Veterans Forty-seventh [The management of suspension of Agency], 287. clinical staff in NHS hospitals and ambulance trusts in England], 545. Twenty-first [Housing the Homeless], 296. Forty-eighth [Connexions Service], 568. Twenty-second [Excess Votes (Northern Ireland)], 296. Forty-ninth [The recovery of debt by the Inland Reve- Twenty-third [Government Communications Head- nue], 568. quarters: New Accommodation Programme], 311. Fiftieth [Northern Ireland: the management of industri- Twenty-fourth [Transforming the performance of HM al sickness absence], 588. Customs and Excise through electronic service delivery], 311. Fifty-first [Success in the regions], 602. Twenty-fifth [Managing resources to deliver better Fifty-second [Health and Safety Executive: Improving public services], 336. health and safety in the construction industry], 602. Twenty-sixth [Difficult Forms: How government de- Resolution to take note of Reports and Replies, 139, partments interact with citizens], 336. 410. Twenty-seventh [Identifying and tracking livestock in Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 6, &c. England], 336. —Part of, 578. Twenty-eighth [Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency: Memorandum laid, 193. Trust Statement Report 2002–03], 336. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. Twenty-ninth [Improving public services for older people], 351. [2004–05] Thirtieth [Out of sight—not out of mind: Ofwat and Reports: the public sewer network in England and Wales], 351. First [The management of sickness absence in the Thirty-first [Cambridge—MIT Institute], 351. Prison Service], 52. Thirty-second [HM Customs and Excise Standard Second [Tackling cancer in England: saving lives], 57. Report], 375. Third [The BBC’s investment in Freeview], 94. Thirty-third [Income generated by the Museums and Fourth [Improving the speed and quality of asylum Galleries], 375. decisions], 94. Thirty-fourth [Strategic Rail Authority: Improving Fifth [Excess Votes 2003–04], 149. passenger rail services through new trains], 375. Sixth [Excess Votes (Northern Ireland) 2003–04], 149. Thirty-fifth [Early Years: Progress in developing high quality childcare and early education accessible to all], Seventh [Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Visa 409. entry to the United Kingdom: the entry clearance opera- tion], 150. Thirty-sixth [Tackling VAT fraud], 409. Eighth [Ministry of Defence: Battlefield Helicopters], Thirty-seventh [Risk management: The nuclear liabili- 181. ties of British Energy plc], 409. Ninth [The Drug Treatment and Testing Order: early Thirty-eighth [An early progress report on the New lessons], 192. Deal for Communities programme], 409. Tenth [Welfare to Work: tackling the barriers to em- Thirty-ninth [Ministry of Defence: Operation TELIC— ployment of older people], 236. United Kingdom military operations in Iraq], 484. Eleventh [Improving public transport in England Fortieth [Youth Offending: The delivery of community through light rail], 236. and custodial sentences], 484. Twelfth [Helping farm businesses in England], 236. Forty-first [Improving departments’ capability to pro- cure cost-effectively], 484. Thirteenth [OFGEM: The Social Action Plan and the Energy Efficiency Commitment], 236. Forty-second [Increased resources to improve public services: a progress report on departments’ preparations], Fourteenth [Department for International Develop- 484. ment: responding to HIV/AIDS], 236. Forty-third [Major Projects Report 2003], 484. Fifteenth [Managing risks to improve public services], 236. Forty-fourth [Protecting England and Wales from plant pests and diseases], 484. Sixteenth [Improving emergency care in England], 236. Forty-fifth [Criminal Records Bureau: delivering safer recruitment?], 484. Seventeenth [London Underground Public Private Partnerships], 236. Forty-sixth [The UK Emissions Trading Scheme: A new way to combat climate change], 525. Eighteenth [Financial management in the European Union], 300. 220 COMMITTEES, Select Nineteenth [The Accounts of the Duchies of Cornwall Twelfth [Helping those in financial hardship: the run- and Lancaster], 319. ning of the Social Fund], 216. Twentieth [PFI: The STEPS deal], 319. Thirteenth [Tackling Homelessness], 250. Twenty-first [The United Kingdom’s civil space pro- Fourteenth [Energywatch and Postwatch], 250. gramme], 319. Fifteenth [HM Customs and Excise Standard Report Twenty-second [Facing justice: tackling defendants’ 2003–04], 283. non-attendance at court], 319. Sixteenth [Reducing Vehicle Crime], 283. Twenty-third [Reducing crime: the Home Office work- Seventeenth [Achieving Value for Money in Delivery ing with Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships], of Public Services], 312. 319. Eighteenth [Improving school attendance in England], Twenty-fourth [Improving patient care by reducing the 352. risk of hospital acquired infection: a progress report], 319. Nineteenth [Cancer—improving the patient journey], Twenty-fifth [Tackling congestion by making better 352. use of England’s motorways and trunk roads], 320. Twentieth [The NHS Cancer Plan], 352. Twenty-sixth [Ministry of Defence: the rapid procure- ment of capability to support operations], 320. Twenty-first [Skills for Life], 352. Twenty-seventh [The impact of the Office of Govern- Twenty-second [Maintaining and improving Britain’s ment Commerce’s initiatives on the delivery of major railway stations], 352. IT-enabled projects], 320. Twenty-third [Filing of income tax self assessment Twenty-eighth [Network Rail: making a fresh start], returns], 376. 320. Twenty-fourth [The BBC White City development], Twenty-ninth [Inheritance tax], 320. 396. Thirtieth [Department of Health: reforming NHS Twenty-fifth [Securing strategic leadership in the dentistry], 320. learning skills sector], 402. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 8, &c. Twenty-sixth [Assessing and reporting military readi- ness], 402. —part of, 130. Twenty-seventh [Lost in translation? Responding to Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. the challenges of European law], 411. [2005–06] Twenty-eighth [Extending access to learning through Nominated, 124. technology: Ufi and the learndirect service], 411. Chairman chosen, 136. Twenty-ninth [Excess Votes 2004–05], 435. Member added, 152. Thirtieth [Excess Votes 2004–05 (Northern Ireland)], 435. Member discharged; another added, 318, 580, 638, 653, 781. Thirty-first [Northern Ireland’s waste management strategy], 435. Reports: Thirty-second [Working with the voluntary sector], First [Managing National Lottery Distribution Fund 446. balances], 150. Thirty-third [The Royal Parks and the Diana, Princess Second [Sale of the Millennium Dome], 150. of Wales Memorial Fountain], 455. Third [Ministry of Defence: Major Projects Report Thirty-fourth [Returning failed asylum applicants], 2004], 150. 455. Fourth [Fraud and error in benefits expenditure], 150. Thirty-fifth [The refinancing of the Norfolk and Nor- Fifth [Inland Revenue: Tax Credits and deleted tax wich PFI Hospital], 536. cases], 150. Thirty-sixth [Tackling the complexity of the benefits Sixth [Renewable Energy], 150. system], 536. Seventh [The use of operating theatres], 150. Thirty-seventh [Inland Revenue Standard Report: New Tax Credits], 536. Eighth [The Navan Centre], 150. Thirty-eighth [Channel Tunnel Rail Link], 536. Ninth [Foot and Mouth Disease: Applying the Les- sons], 198. Thirty-ninth [Consular services to British nationals], 536. Tenth [Jobskills], 198. Fortieth [Environment Agency: Efficiency in water Eleventh [Local Management of Schools], 198. resource management], 573. COMMITTEES, Select 221 Forty-first [The South Eastern Passenger Rail Fran- —Part of, 303, 344. chise], 573. —on a previous day, 396, 430. Forty-second [Enforcing competition in markets], 573. Minutes of Proceedings for Session 2005–06 ordered Forty-third [Delivery chain analysis for bus services in to be laid upon the Table, [2006–07] 323. England], 616. [2006–07] Forty-fourth [National Offender Management Service: Member discharged; another added, 103, 253, 378, dealing with increased numbers in custody], 616. 501. Forty-fifth [Employers’ perspectives on improving Reports: skills for employment], 616. First [Tsunami: Provision of support for humanitarian Forty-sixth [Governance issues in the Northern Ireland assistance], 20. Department of Enterprise, Trade and Investment’s former Local Enterprise Development Unit], 616. Second [Improving literacy and numeracy in schools], 26. Forty-seventh [NHS Local Improvement Finance Trusts], 668. Third [Collections management in the National Muse- ums and Galleries of Northern Ireland], 26. Forty-eighth [HM Customs and Excise: Standard Re- port 2004–05], 668. Fourth [Gas distribution networks: Ofgem’s role in their sale, restructuring and future regulation], 26. Forty-ninth [Corporation Tax: companies managed by NH Revenue and Customs’ Area offices], 668. Fifth [Postcomm and the quality of mail services], 26. Fiftieth [Ministry of Defence: Major Projects Report Sixth [Gaining and retaining a job: the Department for 2005], 668. Work and Pensions’ support for disabled people], 26. Fifty-first [A safer place for patients: learning to im- Seventh [Department for Work and Pensions: Using prove patient safety], 677. leaflets to communicate with the public about services and entitlements], 45. Fifty-second [Reducing brain damage: faster access to better stroke care], 677. Eighth [Tackling child obesity–first steps], 64. Fifty-third [Department for Work and Pensions: Deliv- Ninth [The Paddington Health Campus Scheme], 104. ering effective services through contact centres], 687. Tenth [Fines collections], 104. Fifty-fourth [UK Sport: supporting elite athletes], 687. Eleventh [Supporting small businesses], 119. Fifty-fifth [Progress in improving government efficien- Twelfth [Excess votes 2005–06], 185. cy], 688. Thirteenth [Smarter food procurement in the public Fifty-sixth [Serving time: prisoner diet and exercise], sector], 190. 718. Fourteenth [Ministry of Defence: Delivering digital Fifty-seventh [MG Rover], 751. tactical communications through the Bowman CIP Pro- Fifty-eighth [Enhancing urban green spaces], 751. gramme], 190. Fifty-ninth [Improving poorly performing schools], Fifteenth [Department of Trade and Industry: The 751. termination of the PFI contract for the National Physical Laboratory], 190. Sixtieth [Home Office Resource Accounts 2004–05], 751. Sixteenth [The provision of out-of-hours care in Eng- land], 190. Sixty-first [Crown Prosecution Service: Effective use of magistrates courts’ hearings], 751. Seventeenth [Financial management in the NHS], 190. Sixty-second [the electronic monitoring of offenders], Eighteenth [Department for International Develop- 751. ment: Working with non-governmental and other civil society organisations to promote development], 223. Sixty-third [Delivering high quality public services for all], 751. Nineteenth [A foot on the ladder: low cost home own- ership assistance], 223. Special Reports: Twentieth [The National Programme for IT in the First [The BBC’s investment in Freeview: The re- NHS], 255. sponse of the BBC Governors to the Committee’s Third Report of Session 2004–05], 319. Twenty-first [Progressing Combat Identification], 306. Second [The BBC’s response to the Committee’s Twenty-second [Tax Credits], 306. Twenty-fourth Report, The BBC’s White City develop- Twenty-third [The office accommodation of the De- ment], 640. partment of Culture, Media and Sport and its sponsored Resolution to take note of Reports and Replies, 392. bodies], 306. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 193, &c. Twenty-fourth [Ofwat: Meeting the demand for Wa- ter], 306. 222 COMMITTEES, Select Twenty-fifth [Update on PFI debt refinancing and the Fifty-fourth [Heritage Lottery Fund], 478. PFI equity market], 323. Fifty-fifth [The delays in administering the 2005 Sin- Twenty-sixth [Progress in tackling pensioner poverty: gle Payment Scheme in England], 519. encouraging take-up of entitlements], 323. Fifty-sixth [Jobcentre Plus: Delivering effective servic- Twenty-seventh [Delivering successful IT-enabled es through personal advisers], 519. business change], 347. Fifty-seventh [Reducing reliance on landfill], 519. Twenty-eighth [ASPIRE-the re-competition of out- Fifty-eighth [Estimating and monitoring the costs of sourced IT services], 347. building roads in England], 575. Twenty-ninth [Improving the use of temporary nursing Fifty-ninth [Pay modernisation: A new contract for staff in NHS acute and foundation trusts], 347. consultants in England], 575. Thirtieth [Modernisation of the West Coast Main Sixtieth [Big Science: Public investment in large scien- Line], 380. tific facilities], 575. Thirty-first [Central Government’s use of consultants], Sixty-first [Managing the defence estate], 575. 380. Sixty-second [Thames Gateway: Laying the founda- Thirty-second [Department for Environment, Food and tions], 575. Rural Affairs: The right of access to open countryside], 380. Sixty-third [HM Treasury: Tendering and benchmark- ing in PFI], 575. Thirty-third [Assessing the value for money of OG- Cbuying.solutions], 418. Sixty-fourth [The management of staff sickness in the Department for Transport and its agencies], 575. Thirty-fourth [Recruitment and retention in the armed forces], 418. Sixty-fifth [HM Revenue and Customs: Filing of VAT and Company Tax returns], 575. Thirty-fifth [BBC outsourcing: The contract between the BBC and Siemens Business Services], 418. Sixty-sixth [The BBC’s management of risk], 575. Thirty-sixth [Reserve Forces], 418. Special Reports: Thirty-seventh [Child Support Agency: implementa- First [BBC Outsourcing: the contract between the BBC tion of the child support reforms], 445. and Siemens Business Services: The response of the BBC Trustees to the Committee’s Thirty-fifth Report of Session Thirty-eighth [Sure Start Children’s Centres], 445. 2006–07], 584. Thirty-ninth [Preparations for the London 2012 Olym- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 5, &c. pic and Paralympic Games-risk assessment and manage- ment], 445. —Part of the Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 185. Fortieth [Dr Foster Intelligence: A joint venture be- Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. tween the Information Centre and Dr Foster LLP], 445. Minutes of Proceedings of Session 2005–06 to lie upon Forty-first [Improving procurement in further educa- the Table, 323. tion colleges in England], 445. [2007–08] Forty-second [The Shareholder Executive and public Member discharged; another added, 11, 26, 157. sector business], 445. Reports: Forty-third [The restructuring of British Energy], 478. First [Tackling rural poverty in developing countries], Forty-fourth [Tackling anti-social behaviour], 478. 83. Forty-fifth [Missing trader fraud], 478. Second [Prescribing costs in primary care], 83. Forty-sixth [Major Projects Report 2006], 478. Third [Building for the future: sustainable construction Forty-seventh [Improving quality and safety—progress and refurbishment on the government estate], 83. in implementing clinical governance in primary care: Fourth [Building and maintaining river and coastal lessons for the new primary care trusts], 478. flood defences], 83. Forty-eighth [The Efficiency Programme: a second Fifth [Evasion of vehicle excise duty], 123. review of progress], 478. Sixth [Improving services and support for people with Forty-ninth [Introduction of ePassports], 478. dementia], 123. Fiftieth [Assets Recovery Agency], 478. Seventh [Excess Votes], 159. Fifty-first [Legal Aid and mediation for people in- Eighth [Tax Credits and PAYE], 159. volved in family breakdown], 478. Ninth [Helping people from workless households into Fifty-second [The Academies Programme], 478. work], 159. Fifty-third [Helping newly registered businesses meet Tenth [Staying the course: The retention of students on their tax obligations], 478. higher education], 175. COMMITTEES, Select 223 Eleventh [The Compensation scheme for former Ice- Thirty-eighth [Nuclear Decommissioning Authority— landic water trawlermen], 195. Taking forward decommissioning], 474. Twelfth [Coal health compensation schemes], 195. Thirty-ninth [Preparing to deliver the 14-19 education reforms in England], 474. Thirteenth [Sustainable employment: Supporting peo- ple to stay in work and advance], 195. Fortieth [Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Management of expenditure], 474. Fourteenth [The budget for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games], 317. Forty-first [NHS Pay Modernisation: New contracts for General Practice services in England], 474. Fifteenth [The Pensions Regulator: Progress in estab- lishing its new regulatory arrangements], 317. Forty-second [Preparing for sporting success at the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games and be- Sixteenth [Government on the internet: Progress in yond], 474. delivering information and services online], 317. Forty-third [Managing financial resources to deliver Seventeenth [Foreign and Commonwealth Office: better public services], 474. Managing risk in the Overseas Territories], 317. Forty-fourth [The roll-out of the Jobcentre Plus office Eighteenth [Improving corporate functions using network], 474. shared services], 317. Forty-fifth [Reducing the risk of violent crime], 496. Nineteenth [BBC Procurement], 317. Forty-sixth [The procurement of the National Roads Twentieth [HM Revenue and Customs: Helping indi- Telecommunications Services], 496. viduals understand their tax forms], 351. Forty-seventh [Meeting needs? The offender learning Twenty-First [The Carbon Trust: Accelerating the and skills service], 496. move to a low carbon economy], 351. Forty-eighth [The supervision of community orders in Twenty-second [Improving central government’s use England and Wales], 552. of office property], 351. Forty-ninth [Making grants efficiently in the culture, Twenty-third [Report of the NHS Summarised Ac- media and sport sector], 552. counts 2006–07: Achieving Financial balance], 351. Fiftieth [Preparations for the London 2012 Olympic Twenty-fourth [The privatisation of QinetiQ], 384. and Paralympic Games], 552. Twenty-fifth [The cancellation of Bicester Accommo- Fifty-first [Revenue and Customs Prosecutions Office], dation centre], 384. 627. Twenty-sixth [Caring for vulnerable babies: The reor- Fifty-second [Protecting customers? Removing price ganisation of neonatal services in England], 384. controls], 627. Twenty-seventh [Department for International Devel- Fifty-third [Reducing passenger rail delays by better opment: Providing budget support to developing coun- management of incidents], 627. tries], 384. Fifty-fourth [Compensating victims of violent crime], Twenty-eighth [Government preparations for digital 627. switchover], 404. Fifty-fifth [Tackling the hidden economy], 675. Twenty-ninth [A progress update in resolving diffi- culties in administering the single payment scheme in Fifty-sixth [British Council: Achieving Impact], 695. England], 421. Fifty-seventh [Shared services in the Department for Thirtieth [Management of large business Corporation Transport and its agencies], 695. Tax], 421. Special Reports: Thirty-first [Progress in tackling benefit fraud], 421. First [The BBC’s management of risk], 351. Thirty-second [Reducing the cost of complying with Second [Evasion of vehicle excise duty], 384. regulations: The delivery of the Administrative Burdens Programme 2007], 421. Third [BBC Procurement: The BBC Trust’s response to the 19th Report from the Committee of Public Ac- Thirty-third [Ministry of Defence: Major Projects counts], 627. Report 2007], 421. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 8, &c. Thirty-fourth [Increasing employment rates for ethnic minorities], 421. Memoranda to be published, 552. Thirty-fifth [Housing Market Renewal: Pathfinders], Letter laid before the Committee, 175. 439. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Thirty-sixth [HM Treasury: Making changes in opera- [2008–09] tional PFI projects], 474. Members discharged; others added, 128, 659. Thirty-seventh [Ministry of Defence: Leaving the Services], 474. Reports: 224 COMMITTEES, Select First [Defence Information Infrastructure], 28. Twenty-ninth [Pay modernisation in the NHS: Agenda for change], 388. Second [The National Programme for IT in the NHS], 60. Thirtieth [Type 45 Destroyer], 388. Third [Skills for Life: Progress in Improving Adult Thirty-first [Northern Rock], 388. Numeracy and Literacy], 60. Thirty-second [Financial management in the EU], 428. Fourth [Widening participation in higher education], Thirty-third [Planning for Homes: Speeding up 112. planning applications for major housing developments in Fifth [Programmes to reduce household energy con- England], 442. sumption], 112. Thirty-fourth [Defra: Natural England’s role in im- Sixth [The procurement of goods and services in the proving Sites of Special Scientific Interest], 442. NHS], 112. Thirty-fifth [The administration of the Crown Court], Seventh [Excess Votes 2007–08], 131. 442. Eighth [Chinook MK III], 131. Thirty-sixth [The health of livestock and honeybees in England], 442. Ninth [Protecting the public: the work of the Parole Board], 130. Thirty-seventh [Building the capacity of the Third Sector], 442. Tenth [New Dimension—Enhancing the Fire and Rescue Services’ capacity to respond to terrorist and other Thirty-eighth [HMRC: Control and facilitation of large-scale incidents], 130. imports], 479. Eleventh [The United Kingdom’s Future Nuclear De- Thirty-ninth [The warm front scheme], 479. terrent Capability], 130. Fortieth [The National Offender Management Informa- Twelfth [Selection of the new Comptroller and Auditor tion System], 479. General], 142. Forty-first [Service families accommodation], 479. Thirteenth [Department for Work and Pensions: Han- Forty-second [Supporting carers to care], 479. dling Customer Complaints], 172. Forty-third [Learning and Innovation in Government], Fourteenth [Pay modernisation in the NHS: Agenda for 525. Change], 172. Forty-fourth [The Maritime and Coastguards Agency’s Fifteenth [Independent Police Complaints Commis- response to growth in the UK merchant fleet], 525. sion], 197. Forty-fifth [Assessment of the Capability Review Sixteenth [Department for International Development: Programme], 525. Operating in insecure environments], 197. Forty-sixth [Financial Management in the Home Of- Seventeenth [Central government’s management of fice], 525. service contracts], 247. Forty-seventh [Reducing Alcohol Harm: health servic- Eighteenth [Investing for Development: the Depart- es in England for alcohol misuse], 554. ment for International Development’s oversight of CDC Group plc], 265. Forty-eighth [Renewing the physical infrastructure of English further education colleges], 555. Nineteenth [End of life care], 265. Forty-ninth [Improving road safety for pedestrians and Twentieth [Ministry of Defence: Major Projects Report cyclists in great Britain], 555. 2008], 265. Fiftieth [Supporting people with autism through adult- Twenty-first [The Department for Transport: Letting hood], 555. Rail Franchises 2005-2007], 265. Fifty-first [Maintenance of the Prison Estate], 555. Twenty-second [Financial Management in the NHS: Report on the NHS Summarised Accounts 2007–08], 265. Fifty-second [Reducing Healthcare Associated Infec- tion in Hospitals in England], 555. Twenty-third [Mathematics performance in primary schools: getting the best results], 300. Fifty-third [Oversight of the Post Office Network Change Programme], 555. Twenty-fourth [Maintaining the occupied Royal palac- es], 300. Fifty-fourth [Ministry of Defence: Support for High Intensity Operations], 555. Twenty-fifth [The efficiency of radio production at the BBC], 300. Evidence to be printed, 12, &c. Twenty-sixth [Management of tax debt], 361. Written evidence, 94. Twenty-seventh [Building schools for the future: Formal Minutes to be published, 11. renewing the secondary school estate], 361. [2009–10] Twenty-eighth [Management of Asylum Applications Reports: by the UK Border Agency], 361. COMMITTEES, Select 225 First [A second progress update on the administration Twenty-eighth [Preparations for the London 2012 of the Single Payment Scheme by the Rural Payments Olympic and Paralympic Games], 362. Agency], 30. Twenty-ninth [Scrutiny of value for money at the Second [HM Revenue and Customs: Improving the BBC], 374. Processing and Collection of Tax: Income Tax, Corpora- Thirtieth [Tackling problem drug use], 374. tion Tax, Stamp Duty, Land Tax and Tax Credits], 30. Thirty-first [Department for Business, Innovation and Third [Financial management in the Foreign and Com- Skills: Helping over-indebted consumers], 374. monwealth office], 69. Thirty-second [HM Revenue and Customs’ estate Fourth [Highways Agency: Contracting for Highways private finance deal eight years on], 374. Maintenance], 81. Thirty-third [Nine reports from the Comptroller and Fifth [Promoting Participation with the Historic Envi- Auditor General published from July 2009 to March ronment], 81. 2010], 374. Sixth [Train to Gain: Developing the skills of the Evidence to be printed, 12, &c. workforce], 121. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Seventh [Young people’s sexual health: the National Chlamydia Screening Programme], 144. Eighth [Department for International Development: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION: Aid to Malawi], 144. [2000–01] Ninth [The procurement of legal aid in England and Member discharged; another added, 176. Wales by the Legal Services Commission], 165. Reports: Tenth [Services for people with rheumatoid arthritis], 190. First [The Annual Report of the Health Service Om- budsman for 1998–99], 22. Eleventh [HM Revenue and Customs: Dealing with the tax obligations of older people], 190. Second [Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary Questions], 22. Twelfth [Maintaining financial stability across the United Kingdom’s banking system], 190. Third [The Ministerial Code], 128. Thirteenth [Excess Votes], 215. Fourth [Special Advisers: Boon or Bane?], 172. Fourteenth [Department for Transport: the failure of Fifth [Mapping the Quango State], 251. Metronet], 242. Sixth [Public Participation: Issues and Innovations], Fifteenth [Equality and Human Rights Commission], 265. 242. Seventh [Making Government Work: the Emerging Sixteenth [Regenerating the English Coalfields], 272. Issues], 276. Seventeenth [The Department for Business, Innovation Special Reports: and Skills: Venture capital support to small businesses], First [Response to the Fifth Report, Session 1999– 272. 2000, on Inherited SERPS], 146. Eighteenth [Vehicle and Operator Services Agency; en- Second [Response to First Report], 265. forcement of regulations on commercial vehicles], 286. Minutes of Evidence reported, 7, &c. Nineteenth [Improving Dementia Services in Eng- land—an Interim Report], 306. Memoranda reported, 276, &c. Twentieth [Department for Work and Pensions: Man- Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. agement of Benefit Overpayment Debt], 306. [2001–02] Twenty-first [The Decent Homes Programme], 323. Nominated, 81. Twenty-second [The sale of the Government’s interest Chairman chosen, 96. in British Energy], 336. Members discharged; others added, 383, 753. Twenty-third [Ministry of Defence: Major Projects Report 2009], 337. Reports: Twenty-fourth [HM Revenue and Customs: handling First [Public Participation: Issues and Innovations: The telephone enquiries], 357. Government’s Response to the Committee’s Sixth Report of Session 2000–01], 164. Twenty-fifth [Adapting the Foreign and Common- wealth Office’s global estate to the modern world], 357. Second [The Ministerial Code: Improving the Rule Book—The Government’s Response to the Committee’s Twenty-sixth [Progress in improving stroke care], 362. Third Report of Session 2000–01], 250. Twenty-seventh [Ministry of Defence: Treating injury and illnesses arising on military operations], 362. 226 COMMITTEES, Select Third [Special Advisers: Boon or Bane?: The Gov- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 9, &c. ernment Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Memoranda laid, 141. Session 2000–01], 269. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. Fourth [Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary Questions: The Government Response to the Committee’s [2004–05] Second Report of Session 2000–01], 269. Member discharged; another added, 95. Fifth [The Second Chamber—Continuing the Reform], Reports: 353. First [Government by Inquiry], 127. Sixth [The Second Chamber: Continuing the Reform— The Government’s Response to the Committee’s Fifth Second [Work of the Committee in 2004], 143. Report], 516. Third [Response to the Government’s Consultation on Seventh [The Public Service Ethos], 607. the Civil Service Bill], 165. Eighth [‘These Unfortunate Events’: Lessons of Re- Fourth [Choice, Voice and Public Services], 248. cent Events at the former DTLR], 687. Fifth [Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary Ninth [Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary Questions], 269. Questions], 710. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 137, &c. Appendices to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 269. Memoranda reported, 289. Memorandum laid, to be printed, 46. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. [2002–03] [2005–06] Reports: Nominated, 124. First [Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary Chairman chosen, 136. Questions: The Government Response to the Committee’s Ninth Report of Session 2001–02], 46. Member discharged; another added, 580. Second [The Work of the Committee in 2002], 193. Reports: Third [Ombudsman Issues], 193. First [A Debt of Honour], 367. Fourth [Government by Appointment: Opening up the Second [Tax Credits: putting things right], 367. Patronage State], 491. Third [Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill], 578. Fifth [On Target? Government by Measurement], 537. Fourth [Propriety and Honours: Interim Findings], 735. Sixth [On Target? Government by Measurement: The Fifth [Whitehall Confidential? The Publication of Government’s Response to the Fifth Report], 675. Political Memoirs], 764. Special Reports: Sixth [The Ombudsman in Question: the Ombuds- First [Response to the Seventh Report, Session man’s report on pensions and its constitutional implica- 2001–02, on The Public Service Ethos], 10. tion], 779. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 10, &c. Seventh [The Ministerial Code: the case for independ- ent investigation], 779. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. Special Reports: [2003–04] First [The Attendance of the Prime Minister’s Strategy Member discharged; another added, 46. Adviser before the Public Administration Select Commit- Reports: tee], 286. First [A Draft Civil Service Bill: Completing the Re- Second [Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary form], 39. Questions: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report, Session 2004–05], 430. Second [The Work of the Committee in 2003], 83. Third [Inquiry into the Scrutiny of Political Honours], Third [Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary 536. Questions], 141. Fourth [Tax Credits: putting things right: Government Fourth [Taming the Prerogative: Strengthening Minis- Response to the Committee’s Second Report], 593. terial Accountability to Parliament], 176. Fifth [Legislative and Regulatory reform Bill: Govern- Fifth [A Matter of Honour: Reforming the Honours ment Response to the Committee’s Third Report], 664. System], 438. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 188, &c. Special Reports: —part of, 681. First [Response to Third Report], 610. —together with Appendices, 430, &c. COMMITTEES, Select 227 Memoranda laid, 367. Tenth [Draft Constitutional Renewal Bill], 415. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from Eleventh [Public Services and the Third Sector; Rheto- time to time, 678. ric and Reality], 490. [2006–07] Twelfth [From Citizen’s Charter to Pubic Service Guarantees: Entitlements to Public Services], 522. Member discharged; another added, 183. Thirteenth [Selection of a new Chair of the House of Reports: Lords Appointments Commission], 579. First [The Work of the Committee in 2005–06], 114. Fourteenth [Mandarins Unpeeled: Memoirs and Com- Second [Governing the Future], 179. mentary by Former Ministers and Civil Servants], 579. Third [Politics and Administration: Ministers and Civil Special Reports: Servants], 236. First [Ethics and Standards: The Regulation of Con- Fourth [Ethics and Standards: The Regulation of Con- duct in Public Life: Government Response to the Fourth duct in Public Life], 301. Report of the Committee, Session 2006–07], 24. Fifth [Pensions Bill: Government Undertakings to the Second [Skills for Government: Government Response Financial Assistance Scheme], 344. to the Ninth Report of Session 2006–07], 24. Sixth [The Business Appointment Rules], 391. Third [Machinery of Government: Government Re- sponse to the Seventh Report of Session 2006–07], 24. Seventh [Machinery of Government Changes], 400. Fourth [Whitehall Confidential? The Publication of Ninth [Skills for Government], 498. Political Memoirs: Government Response to the Fifth Eighth [The Pensions Bill and the FAS: An Update], Report of Session 2006–07], 24. 539. Fifth [Work of the Committee in 2007: Government Special Reports: Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session 2007–08], 310. First [The Governance of Britain], 484. Sixth [Parliament and public appointments: pre-ap- Second [The Pensions Bill and the FAS: An Update: pointment hearings by select committees: Government Government Response to the Eighth Report from the Response to the Committee’s Third Report of Session Committee, Session 2006–07], 579. 2007–08], 356. Third [The Business Appointment Rules: Government Seventh [When Citizens Complain: Government Response to the Committee’s Sixth Report of Session Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2006–07], 593. 2007–08], 567. Fourth [The Ministerial Code: the case for independent Eighth [User involvement in Public Services: Gov- investigation: Government Response to the Committee’s ernment Response to the Committee’s Sixth Report of Seventh Report of Session 2005–06], 593. Session 2007–08], 567. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 22, &c. Ninth [Investigating the conduct of Ministers: Gov- —from a previous Session, 603. ernment Response to the Committee’s Seventh Report of Session 2007–08], 607. Memoranda to be published, 22, &c. Tenth [Politics and Administration: Ministers and Civil Paper ordered to be published, 8. Servants: Government Response to the Committee’s Third Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 5. Report of Session 2007–08], 607. [2007–08] Eleventh [Parliamentary Commissions of Inquiry: Government Response to the Committee’s Ninth Report Reports: of Session 2007–08], 607. First [Machinery of Government Changes: A fol- Twelfth [From Citizen’s Charter to Public Service low-up], 86. Guarantees: Entitlements to Public Services: Government Second [Propriety and Peerages], 86. Response to the Twelfth Report from the Committee], 678. Third [Parliament and public appointments: pre-ap- pointment hearings by select committees], 119. Thirteenth [Public Services and the Third Sector: Rhetoric and Reality: Government to the Eleventh Report Fourth [Work of the Committee in 2007], 135. from the Committee], 724. Fifth [When Citizens Complain], 261. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 24, &c. Sixth [User Involvement in Public Services], 346. Memoranda to be published, 24, &c. Seventh [Investigating the conduct of Ministers], 356. Memorandum laid before the Committee, 24. Eighth [Machinery of Government Changes: Further Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Report], 378. [2008–09] Ninth [Parliamentary Commissions of Inquiry], 398. 228 COMMITTEES, Select Reports: Fourth [Parliament and the Ombudsman], 46. First [Lobbying: Access and influence in Whitehall], Fifth [Lobbying: Developments since the Committee’s 15. First Report of Session 2008–09], 74. Second [The Ombudsman’s report on Equitable Life], Sixth [Top Pay in the Public Sector], 89. 23. Seventh [Outsiders and Insiders: External Appoint- Third [Ethics and Standards: Further Report], 34. ments to the Senior Civil Service], 161. Fourth [Work of the Committee in 2007–08], 34. Eighth [Goats and Tsars: Ministerial and other appoint- ments from outside Parliament], 297. Fifth [Response to White Paper: “An Elected Second Chamber”], 63. Ninth [Too Many Ministers?], 328. Sixth [Justice denied?: The Government’s response to Tenth [Parliament and the Ombudsman: Further Re- the Ombudsman’s report on Equitable Life], 218. port—with the Government Response to the Committee’s Fourth Report of Session 2009–10], 357. Seventh [Further Report on Machinery of Government Changes: Including the Government’s response to the Eleventh [Top Pay in the Public Sector: Further Re- Committee’s Eighth Report of Session 2007–08], 384. port—with the Government Response to the Committee’s Sixth Report of Session 2009–10], 357. Eighth [Good Government], 410. Twelfth [Outsiders and Insiders: External Appoint- Ninth [The Iraq Inquiry], 446. ments to the Senior Civil Service: Further Report—with Tenth [Leaks and Whistleblowing in Whitehall], 562. the Government Response to the Committee’s Seventh Report of Session 2009–10], 357. Special Reports: Special Reports: First [Ethics and Standards: Further Report: Govern- ment Response to the Third Report from the Committee], First [Response to White Paper; “An Elected Second 218. Chamber”: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2008–09], 26. Second [Mandarins Unpeeled: Memoirs and Commen- tary by Former Ministers and Civil Servants: Govern- Second [Selection of a new Chair of the Advisory ment Response to the Committee’s Fourteenth Report of Committee on Business Appointments: Government Session 2007–08], 295. Response to the Committee’s Third Report of Session 2009–10], 74. Third [Justice denied?: The Government’s Response to the Ombudsman’s report on Equitable Life: Government Third [Lobbying: Developments since the Committee’s Response to the Sixth Report from the Committee], 384. First Report of Session 2008–09: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2009–10], Fourth [Justice delayed: The Ombudsman’s report on 264. Equitable Life: Government Response to the Committee’s Second Report of Session 2008–09], 562. Fourth [Bad Language: The Use and Abuse of Official Language: Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth [The Iraq Inquiry: Government Response to the First Report of Session 2009–10], 264. Committee’s Ninth Report of Session 2008–09], 629. Evidence to be printed, 9, &c. Sixth [From Citizen’s Charter to Public Service Guar- antees: Entitlements to Public Services: Further Gov- Written evidence to be published, 9, &c. ernment Response to the Committee’s Twelfth Report of Written evidence to be printed, 47. Session 2007–08], 630. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Seventh [Good Government: Government and other Responses to the Committee’s Eighth Report of Session 2008–09], 655. REFORM OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS: Eighth [Lobbying: Access and influence in Whitehall: [2008–09] Government Response to the Committee’s First Report of Session 2008–09], 655. Nominated, 570. Evidence to be printed, 15, &c. Chairman appointed, 570. Written evidence to be published, 23, &c. Member discharged; another added, 649. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Reports: [2009–10] First [Rebuilding the House], 721. Reports: [2009–10] First [Bad Language: The Use and Abuse of Official Reports: Language], 9. First [Rebuilding the House: Implementation], 323. Second [Work of the Committee in 2008–09], 26. Evidence to be printed, 235. Third [Selection of a new Chair of the Advisory Com- Miscellaneous: mittee on Business Appointments], 26. COMMITTEES, Select 229 Certain recommendations of the Committee’s First First [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Special Report of Session 2008–09 taken note of or approved by Occasions Licensing) Order 2001], 173. the House, 240, 241. Second [The draft Regulatory Reform (Special Occa- sions Licensing) Order 2001], 212. REGULATORY REFORM COMMITTEE: Third [The draft Deregulation (Disposals of Dwell- ing-Houses by Local Authorities) Order 2001], 258. [See also REGULATORY REFORM] Fourth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Voluntary Aided Schools Liabilities and Funding) (England) Order [2000–01] 2002], 323. Deregulation Committee abolished and Deregulation Fifth [The draft Deregulation (Restaurant Licensing and Regulatory Reform Committee established, 339. Hours) Order 2002, the draft Deregulation (Bingo and Other Gaming) Order 2002 and the proposal for the Regu- Resolutions reported: latory Reform (Golden Jubilee Licensing) Order 2002], In respect of draft Orders: 339. —Draft Deregulation (Sunday Dancing) Order 2000 Sixth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Housing [for approval]*, 13. Assistance) (England and Wales) Order 2002], 380. —Draft Deregulation (Sunday Licensing) Order 2000 Seventh [The draft Regulatory Reform (Golden Jubilee [for approval]*, 13. Licensing) Order 2002 and the draft Regulatory Reform (Voluntary Aided Schools Liabilities and Funding) (Eng- * Resolution come to without a Division land) Order 2002], 389. In respect of Proposals: Eighth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Carers’ —Deregulation (Disposals of Dwelling-Houses by Allowance) Order 2002], 412. Local Authorities) Order 2001 [for amendment], 204. Ninth [The draft Deregulation (Correction of Birth and —Deregulation (Correction of Birth and Death Entries Death Entries in Registers or Other Records Order 2002; in Registers or Other Records) Order 2001 [for amend- Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Vaccine Damage ment], 334. Payments Act 1979) Order 2002)], 430. —Deregulation (Bingo and Other Gaming) Order 2001 Tenth [The draft Regulatory Reform (Housing Assis- [for amendment], 334. tance) (England and Wales) Order 2002 and the draft Reg- ulatory Reform (Carer’s Allowance) Order 2002], 525. —Deregulation (Restaurant Licensing Hours) Order 2001 [for amendment], 334. Reports from the Regulatory Reform Committee: Reports: Eleventh [The draft Regulatory Reform (Vaccine Dam- age Payments Act 1979) Order 2002], 577. First [the draft Deregulation (Sunday Dancing) Order 2000], 16. Twelfth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Remov- al of 20 Member Limit in Partnerships etc) Order 2002], Second [the draft Deregulation (Sunday Licensing) 699. Order 2000], 16. Thirteenth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Sugar Third [Proposal for the Deregulation (Disposals of Beet Research and Education) Order 2003], 765. Dwelling-Houses by Local Authorities) Order 2001], 219. Fourteenth [The draft Regulatory Reform (Removal of Fourth [The Final Deregulation Proposals], 337. 20 Member Limit in Partnerships) Order 2002], 813. Special Reports: Special Reports from the Deregulation and Regulatory First [The Handling of Regulatory Reform Orders], Reform Committee: 219. First [Further Report on the Handling of Regulatory [2001–02] Reform Orders], 212. Nominated, 81. Special Reports from the Regulatory Reform Commit- tee: Chairman chosen, 88. Second [Operation of the Regulatory Reform Act], Member discharged; another added, 159, 282, 371, 699. 455. Third [Handling of Regulatory Reform Orders (III)], Member discharged, 550. 786. Orders of reference amended, and name changed to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 131, &c. Regulatory Reform, 557. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. Resolutions reported [See Regulatory Reform] [2002–03] Reports from the Deregulation and Regulatory Reform Committee: Member discharged; another added, 111. Resolutions reported [See Regulatory Reform] 230 COMMITTEES, Select Reports: Fourth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Museum of London) (Location of Premises) Order 2004], 174. First [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Credit Unions) Order 2002; Proposal for the Regulatory Reform Fifth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (National (Special Occasions Licensing) Order 2002], 18. Health Service Charitable Trust Accounts and Audit], 193. Second [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Business Sixth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Local Tenancies) (England and Wales) Order 2003], 78. Commissioner for Wales) Order 2004], 291. Third [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Assured Seventh [Draft Regulatory Reform (Museum of Lon- Periodic Tenancies) (Rent Increases) Order 2003], 78. don) (Location of Premises) Order 2004], 323. Fourth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Special Occasions Eighth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Patents) Order Licensing) Order 2002], 91. 2004], 378. Fifth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Housing Ninth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Trading Management Agreements) Order 2003], 132. Stamps) Order 2004], 412. Sixth [The draft Regulatory Reform (Credit Unions) Tenth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Local Commissioner Order 2003; The draft Regulatory Reform (Assured Peri- for Wales) Order 2004], 453. odic Tenancies) (Rent Increases) Order 2003], 132. Eleventh [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Fire Seventh [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform Safety) Order 2004], 476. (Schemes under section 129 of the Housing Act 1988) Twelfth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Unsolic- (England) Order 2003], 183. ited Goods and Services Act 1971) (Directory Entries and Eighth [The draft Regulatory Reform (Housing Man- Demands for Payment) Order 2004], 518. agement Agreements) Order 2003], 240. Thirteenth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Unsolicited Ninth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (British Goods and Services Act 1987) (Directory Entries and Waterways Board) Order 2003], 261. Demands for Payment) Order 2004], 605. Tenth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Schemes under Fourteenth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Exe- section 129 of the Housing Act 1988) (England) Order cution of Deeds and Documents) Order 2004], 620. 2003], 262. Special Reports: Eleventh [Draft Regulatory Reform (Sugar Beet Re- First [Government Response to the First Special Re- search and Education) Order 2003], 301. port, 2002–03, on the operation of the Regulatory Reform Twelfth [Draft Regulatory Reform (British Waterways Act 2001: a progress report], 88. Board) Order 2003], 378. Second [Draft Regulatory Reform (Museum of Lon- Thirteenth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Gam- don) (Location of Premises) Order 2004], 412. ing Machines) Order 2003], 416. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 378, &c. Fourteenth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Business Tenan- Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 628. cies) (England and Wales) Order 2003 and the Draft Reg- ulatory Reform (Gaming Machines) Order 2003], 639. [2004–05] Special Reports: Resolutions reported [See Regulatory Reform] First [The operation of the Regulatory Reform Act Reports: 2001: a progress report], 653. First [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Joint Na- Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 240, 501. ture Conservation Committee) Order 2005], 35. —with Office of the Deputy Prime Minister: Housing, Second [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Regis- Planning, Local Government and the Regions Committee, tration of Births and Deaths) (England and Wales) Order 110. 2004], 35. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. Third [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Prison Officers) (Industrial Action) Order 2004], 57. [2003–04] Fourth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Joint Nature Con- Member discharged; another added, 37. servation Committee) Order 2005], 114. Resolutions reported [See Regulatory Reform] Fifth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Prison Officers) (In- Reports: dustrial Action) Order 2005], 115. First [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Sunday Sixth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Trading Stamps) Trading) Order 2004], 30. Order 2005], 115. Second [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Patents) Seventh [Draft Regulatory Reform (Execution of Order 2004], 132. Deeds and Documents) Order 2005], 226. Third [Draft Regulatory Reform (Sunday Trading) Eighth [Draft Regulatory Reform (National Health Order 2004], 132. Service Charitable Trust Accounts and Audit) Order 2005], 226. COMMITTEES, Select 231 Ninth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order * Resolution come to without a Division 2005], 300. In respect of Proposals: Special Reports: —Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Game) Order First [Operation of the Regulatory Reform Act 2001], 2007, 203. 115. —Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Collaboration Second [Government Response to the First Special etc. between Ombudsmen) Order 2007, 203. Report from the Committee: Operation of the Regulatory —Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Financial Ser- Reform Act 2001], 226. vices and Markets Act 2000) Order 2007, 224. Memorandum laid, 40. —Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Deer) (England Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. and Wales) Order 2007, 241. [2005–06] Reports: Nominated, 123. First [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Game) Order 2007], 206. Chairman chosen, 150. Second [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Collabo- Member discharged; another added, 595. ration etc. between Ombudsmen] Order 2007], 206. Resolutions reported [See Regulatory Reform], 304, Third [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Financial 402(2), 640, 688, 722, 760. Services and Markets Act 2000) Order 2007], 228. Reports: Fourth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Deer) First [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Forestry) (England and Wales) Order 2007], 243. Order 2006], 307. Fifth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Collaboration etc. Second [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Public between Ombudsmen) Order 2007], 383. Service Vehicles) Order 2006], 406. Sixth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Financial Services Third [Draft Regulatory Reform (Forestry) Order and Markets Act 2000) Order 2007], 400. 2006], 406. Seventh [Draft Regulatory Reform (Game) Order Fourth [The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Subordi- 2007], 400. nate Provisions Order 2006], 525. Eighth [Regulatory Reform (Deer) (England and Fifth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Registered Wales) Order 2007], 519. Designs) Order 2006], 644. Special Reports: Sixth [Proposal for the Regulatory Reform (Agricultur- First [Scrutiny of Regulatory Reform Orders], 69. al Tenancies) (England and Wales) Order 2006], 691. Second [Special Report: Revised Standing Orders], Seventh [Draft Regulatory Reform (Registered De- 206. signs) Order 2006], 727. Third [Government Response to the Committee’s Sec- Eighth [Draft Regulatory Reform (Agricultural Tenan- ond Special Report of Session 2006–07: Revised Standing cies) (England and Wales) Order 2006], 765. Orders], 383. Special Reports: Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. First [Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill], 406. [2007–08] Second [Government Response to the Committee’s Member discharged; another added, 12, 42, 472. First Special Report: Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill], 525. Reports: Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 339. First [Draft Legislative Reform (Local Authorities Consent Requirements) (England and Wales) Order Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table from 2007], 48. time to time, 678. Second [Draft Legislative Reform (Health and Safety [2006–07] Executive) Order 2008], 238. Resolutions reported: Third [Draft Legislative Reform (Consumer Credit) In respect of draft Orders: Order 2008], 530. —Draft Regulatory Reform (Financial Services and Fourth [Draft Legislative Reform (Local Authori- Markets Act 2000) Order 2007, for approval*, 397. ty Consent Requirements) (England and Wales) Order 2008], 530. —Draft Regulatory Reform (Collaboration etc. be- tween Ombudsmen) Order 2007, for approval*, 380. Fifth [Getting Results: the Better Regulation Executive and the Impact of the Regulatory Reform Agenda], 530. —Draft Regulatory Reform (Game) Order 2007, for approval*, 397. Sixth [Draft Legislative Reform (Lloyd’s) Order 2008], 613. 232 COMMITTEES, Select Seventh [Draft Legislative Reform (Verification of Second [Draft Legislative Reform (Minor Variations in Measuring and Weighing Equipment) Order 2008], 678. Premises Licences and Club Premises Certificates) Order 2009], 98. Special Reports: Third [Draft Legislative Reform (Supervision of Alco- First [Getting Results: the Better Regulation Execu- hol Sales in Church and Village Halls &c.) Order 2009], tive and the Impact of the Regulatory Reform Agenda: 99. Government Response to the Committee’s Fifth Report of Session 2007–08], 678. Fourth [Draft Legislative Reform (Local Government) (Animal Health Functions) Order 2009], 268. Resolutions reported: Fifth [Draft Legislative Reform (Minor Variations to In respect of draft Orders: Premises Licences and Club Premises Certificates) Order —draft Legislative Reform (Local Authority Consent 2009], 269. Requirement) (England and Wales) Order 2007, to be Sixth [Draft Legislative Reform (Limited Partnerships) proceeded with unamended, 56*. Order 2009], 457. —draft Legislative Reform (Consumer Credit) Order Seventh [Draft Legislative Reform (Dangerous Wild 2008, to be proceeded with unamended, 522*. Animals) (Licensing) Order 2009], 457. —draft Legislative Reform (Local Authority Consent Eighth [Draft Legislative Reform (Insolvency (Miscel- Requirements) (England and Wales) Order 2008, for laneous Provisions) Order 2009], 515. approval, 522*. Ninth [Themes and Trends in Regulatory Reform], —draft Legislative Reform (Verification of Weighing 545. and Measuring Equipment) Order 2008, 675*. Tenth [Draft Legislative Reform (Revocation of Pre- * Resolution came to without a Division scribed Form of Penalty Notice for Disorderly Behaviour) Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 163. Order 2009], 710. Minutes of Proceedings to be laid upon the Table, 6. Eleventh [Draft Legislative Reform (Insolvency (Mis- cellaneous Provisions) Order 2009], 710. [2008–09] Special Reports: Member discharged; another added, 477. First [Themes and Trends in Regulatory Reform: Resolutions reported: Government Response to the Committee’s Ninth Report In respect of draft Orders: of Session 2008–09], 711. — Draft Legislative Reform (Dangerous Wild Ani- Evidence to be printed, 204, &c. mals) (Licensing) Order 2009, for approval, 457*. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. —Draft Legislative Reform (Insolvency) (Advertising [2009–10] Requirements) Order 2009, not to be approved, 72*. Resolutions reported: —Draft Legislative Reform (Insolvency) (Miscel- laneous Provisions) Order 2009, to be proceeded with In Respect of draft Orders: unamended, 515, for approval, 710*. —Draft Legislative Reform (Dangerous Wild Animals) —Draft Legislative Reform (Limited Partnerships) (Licensing) Order 2010: Second Stage, for approval, 150. Order 2009, for approval, 457*. —Draft Legislative Reform (Industrial and Provident —Draft Legislative Reform (Local Government) (Ani- Societies and Credit Unions) Order 2010, That a revised mal Health Functions) Order 2009, for approval, 268. draft Order should be laid*, 368. —Draft Legislative Reform (Minor Variations in —Draft Legislative Reform (Licensing) (Interim Premises Licences and Club Premises Certificates) Order Authority Notices etc) Order 2010, That the affirmative 2009, That the super-affirmative procedure should apply procedure should apply* and for approval*, 368. and That a revised draft Order should be laid, 100, for * Resolution come to without a Division. approval, 269*. Reports: —Draft Legislative Reform (Revocation of Prescribed Form of Penalty Notice for Disorderly Behaviour) Order First [Draft Legislative Reform (Dangerous Wild Ani- 2009, for approval, 710*. mals) (Licensing) Order 2010: Second Stage], 150. — Draft Legislative Reform (Supervision of Alcohol Second [Draft Legislative Reform (Industrial and Sales in Church and Village Halls &c.) Order 2009, That Provident Societies and Credit Unions) Order 2010], 368. the affirmative procedure should apply and for approval, Third [Draft Legislative Reform (Licensing) (Interim 99*. Authority Notices etc) Order 2010], 368. *Resolution come to without a Division. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Reports: First [Draft Legislative Reform (Insolvency) (Adver- tising Requirements) Order 2009], 72. COMMITTEES, Select 233 STANDARDS AND PRIVILEGES: SEE ALSO III Third [Complaints against Mr Michael Trend], 190. OTHER SELECT COMMITTES Approved, and Member suspended for two weeks, 206. [2000–01] Fourth [Complaints against Mr Henry McLeish], 532. Reports: Fifth [Complaints against Mr Clive Betts], 562. Ap- proved, and Member suspended for seven days, 592. First [Complaint against Mr Frank Roy], 22. Sixth [Pay for Select Committee Chairmen], 622. Second [Complaint against Mr John Maxton and Dr John Reid], 43. Seventh [Guidance for Chairmen and Members of Select Committees], 704. Third [Complaints against Mr Keith Vaz], 198. Special Reports: Fourth [Complaint against Mr William Hague], 245. First [Standards of Conduct: Letters from the Commit- Fifth [Proposed Amendments to the Rules relating to tee on Standards in Public Life], 240. the Conduct of Members], 245. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 713. Sixth [Complaints against Mr Roy Beggs], 276. [2003–04] Seventh [Complaint against Mr Geoffrey Robinson], 347. Matter referred, 80. Eighth [Complaints against five Members], 352. Member added, 37. Minutes of Evidence reported, 148, &c. Member discharged; another added, 300, 580. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 365. Member discharged, 316. [2001–02] Reports: Nominated, 81. First [Complaints against Mr George Galloway MP], 15. Chairman chosen, 96. Second [Conduct of Ms Diane Abbott], 104. Members discharged; others added, 169, 384. Third [Conduct of Mr John Spellar], 132. Reports: Fourth [Conduct of Mr Iain Duncan Smith], 244. First [Complaint against Mr Geoffrey Robinson: Supplementary Report], 144. Approved, and Member Fifth [Privilege: Protection of a Witness], 253. suspended for three weeks, 159. Sixth [Privilege: Protection of a Witness (Government Second [Complaint against Mr Roy Beggs], 158. Response)], 518. Third [Complaint against Mr John Maxton], 158. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 629. Fourth [Restrictions on the Initiation of Parliamentary [2004–05] Proceedings: A Consultation Paper], 277. Reports: Fifth [Complaints against Mr Keith Vaz], 347. Ap- First [Conduct of Mr Anthony Steen], 17. proved, and Member suspended for one month, 355. Second [Conduct of Mr David Blunkett], 70. Sixth [Registration of interests by Members who have not taken their seat], 353. Approved, 442. Third [Conduct of Mr Jonathan Sayeed], 139. Ap- proved and Member suspended for two weeks, 152. Seventh [Complaints against Mr Nigel Griffiths], 353. Fourth [Review of the Code of Conduct], 269. Eighth [Complaints against Mr Archy Kirkwood], 508. Fifth [Conduct of Mr Jonathan Sayeed: Further Re- Ninth [A new Code of Conduct and Guide to the port], 269. Rules], 508. Approved, 557. Sixth [Conduct of Mr George Galloway], 312. Tenth [Complaint against Mr Peter Brooke], 724. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 327. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 815. [2005–06] [2002–03] Nominated, 127. Members discharged; others added, 314, 569, 695. Chairman chosen, 136. —added, 402. Member discharged; another added, 368, 404. Reports: Reports: First [Complaint against Mr Nigel Griffiths], 91. First [Conduct of Mr Jonathan Sayeed], 150. Second [Eighth Report of the Committee on Standards in Public Life: ‘Standards of Conduct in the House of Second [Conduct of Mr John Horam], 150. Commons’], 168. Resolution to take note and to approve Third [Conduct of Mr Tony Baldry], 159. a recommendation, 488. Fourth [Pay for Standing Committee Chairmen], 201. 234 COMMITTEES, Select Fifth [Electoral Administration Bill: Simplification of First [Conduct of Mr Elfyn Llwyd, Mr Adam Price, Donation Reporting Requirements], 360. and Mr Hywel Williams], 24. Sixth [Mr Stephen Byers (Matter referred on 19 Octo- Second [Conduct of Mr Norman Baker, Mr Malcolm ber 2005)], 402. Bruce and Mr Sadiq Khan], 91. Seventh [Conduct of Mr George Galloway], 584. Third [Publications funded from the Communications Allowance], 135. Eighth [Conduct of Mr Mark Lancaster], 644. Fourth [Conduct of Mr Derek Conway], 152. Ninth [Lobbying and All-Party Groups], 644. Fifth [Conduct of Peter Hain], 179. Tenth [Conduct of Mr Michael Foster (Worcester)], 671. Sixth [Employment of family members through the Staffing Allowance: Proposals for consultation], 226. Eleventh [Conduct of Ms Emily Thornberry], 708. Seventh [Employment of family members through the Twelfth [Conduct of Nadine Dorries], 708. Staffing Allowance], 292. Thirteenth [Conduct of Mr John Prescott], 779. Eighth [The Complaints System and the Criminal Fourteenth [Conduct of Dr Desmond Turner], 787. Law], 356. Fifteenth [Conduct of Mr Eric Illsley], 787. Ninth [Conduct of Mr Speaker], 389. Sixteenth [Review of The Guide to the Rules Relating Tenth [Conduct of Mr George Osborne], 395. to the Conduct of Members: Consultation Document], Eleventh [Conduct of Sir Robert Smith], 431. 787. Twelfth [Conduct of Sir Nicholas Winterton and Lady Memoranda laid, 402. Winterton], 460. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 886. Thirteenth [Ending dual reporting of donations: Inter- Standing Order (Committee on Standards and Privileg- im Report], 552. es) amended, 127. Fourteenth [Conduct of Ed Balls and Yvette Cooper], Resolution to note Fourth Report by the Committee, 600. Session 2004–05, and approve revised code of conduct, Fifteenth [Additional Cost Allowance: Main Homes], 127. 632. Matter of evidence given by the Rt Hon Member for Sixteenth [Conduct of Mr Mark Hunter], 637. North Tyneside to the Transport Sub-Committee of the Select Committee on Transport, Local Government and Seventeenth [Audit and Assurance of MPs’ allowances the Regions on 14th November 2001, referred to the (CM. 7460)], 649. Committee on Standards and Privileges, 202. Eighteenth [Ms Dari Taylor], 678. [2006–07] Nineteenth [Use of pre-paid and official stationery], Reports: 718. First [Evidence to the SSRB Review of Parliamentary Twentieth [Premature disclosure of select committee Pay, Pensions and Allowances], 170. papers], 718. Second [Conduct of Mr David Cameron], 278. [2008–09] Third [Complaints about alleged misuse of Parliamen- Chairman chosen, 644. tary dining facilities], 278. Members discharged; others added, 230, 623. Fourth [Conduct of Mr Julian Brazier], 401. Reports: Fifth [Handling of future complaints of misuse of the First [Mr Jack Straw], 73. private dining facilities], 401. Second [Mr Peter Hain], 73. Sixth [Conduct of George Galloway], 504. Third [Mr Derek Conway], 99. Seventh [Conduct of Mr Gregory Campbell], 547. Fourth [Dual Reporting and Revised Guide to the Eighth [Conduct of Mr Martin Salter and Mr Rob Rules], 99. Wilson], 586. Fifth [Mr Gordon Brown], 155. Part of the Minutes of Evidence to be printed (with a Report), 504. Sixth [Mrs Caroline Spelman], 178. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 613. Seventh [Unauthorised Disclosure of Heads of Report from the Culture, Media and Sport Committee], 375. [2007–08] Eighth [All-Party Groups], 545. Member discharged; another added, 12. Ninth [Jacqui Smith], 592. Reports: Tenth [Mr Tony McNulty], 665. COMMITTEES, Select 235 Eleventh [Mr Alan Duncan], 689. First [Share of Funding received by the East Midlands region], 356. Formal Minutes to be published, 720. Evidence to be printed, 30, 149, 383. [2009–10] Evidence ordered to be printed in the adjournment Chairman chosen, 36. under Standing Order (Select Committees (adjournment Member discharged; another added, 25. of the House)), 104. Reports: Written evidence to be published, 104, 149. First [David Tredinnick], 15. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Second [Implementing the Twelfth Report from the EAST OF ENGLAND: Committee on Standards in Public Life], 15. [2008–09] Third [Mr Stephen Byers], 36. Nominated, 174. Fourth [Mr Jeremy Hunt], 62. Chairman chosen, 257. Fifth [Mr Brian Binley], 116. Written evidence to be published, 672. Sixth [Mr George Osborne], 150. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Seventh [Harry Cohen], 150. [2009–10] Eighth [Mrs Anne Main], 201. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Ninth [Privilege: John Hemming and Withers LLP], LONDON: 252. [2009–10] Tenth [Alan Keen and Ann Keen], 313. Nominated, 78. Eleventh [John Barrett, Sir Alan Beith, Sir Menzies Campbell, Sandra Gidley, Paul Holmes and Richard Chairman chosen, 89. Younger-Ross], 344. Reports: Twelfth [Mr David Curry], 369. First [London’s population and the 2011 Census], 362. Written evidence to be published, 402. Evidence to be printed, 190, 215, 242, 260, 362. Formal Minutes to be published, 407. Written evidence to be published, 190. STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS SELECT COMMIT- Formal Minutes to be published, 8. TEE [See COMMITTEES, JOINT] NORTH EAST: 5. Regional Select Committees [2008–09] EAST MIDLANDS: Nominated, 175. [2008–09] Chairman chosen, 225. Nominated, 175. Member discharged; another added, 294. Chairman chosen, 212. Evidence to be printed, 406, 505, 563, 687. Reports: Written evidence to be published, 563, 687. First [East Midlands Regional Development Agency and the Regional Development Strategy], 573. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Special Reports: [2009–10] First [East Midlands Regional Development Agency Reports: and the Regional Development Strategy: Government Re- First [Industry and Innovation in the North East of sponse to the East Midlands Regional Committee’s First England], 69. Report of Session 2008–09], 671. Second [Teesside Cast Products], 251. Evidence to be printed, 300, 479, 515. Third [Tourism in the North East], 356. Evidence ordered to be printed in the adjournment under Standing Order (Select Committees (adjournment Special Reports: of the House)), 387. First [Industry and Innovation in the North East of Written evidence to be published, 515. England: Government Response to the Committee’s First Report of Session 2009–10], 356. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Evidence to be printed, 144, 150. [2009–10] Written evidence to be published, 144. Reports: Formal Minutes to be published, 8. 236 COMMITTEES, Select NORTH WEST: Special Reports: [2008–09] First [Impact of the economic downturn on the South West: Government Response to the South West Regional Nominated, 175. Committee’s First Report], 681. Chairman chosen, 204. Evidence to be printed, 265, 406, 660, 681. Reports: Written evidence to be published, 660. First [The impact of the current economic situation on Formal Minutes to be published, 11. the North West and the Government’s response], 585. [2009–10] Special Reports: Reports: First [The impact of the current economic situation on the North West and the Government’s response: Govern- First [Transport in the South West], 194. ment response to the North West Regional Committee’s Second [Prospects for the South West economy], 362. First Report], 714. Evidence to be printed, 51, 195, 243. Evidence to be printed, 428, 525. Written evidence to be published, 195, 243. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. [2009–10] WEST MIDLANDS: Evidence to be printed, 251, 313. [2008–09] Written evidence to be published, 251. Nominated, 174. Written evidence to be printed, 313. Chairman chosen, 218. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Member added, 675. SOUTH EAST: Member discharged; another added, 708. [2008–09] Evidence to be printed, 279, 406, 480, 639. Nominated, 174. Evidence ordered to be printed in the adjournment Chairman chosen, 204. under Standing Order (Select Committees (adjournment Reports: of the House)), 592. First [The South East Regional Development Agen- Formal Minutes to be published, 11. cy and the Regional Economic Strategy], ordered to be [2009–10] printed in the adjournment under Standing Order (Select Committees (adjournment of the House)), 592. Reports: Evidence to be printed, 350, 480, 510. First [The effect of the economic downturn on the people of the West Midlands], 123. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Second [Planning for the Future: Housing and Eco- [2009–10] nomic Development in the West Midlands], 383. Reports: Third [Making the Voice of the West Midlands heard: First [Housing in the South East], 402. the Work of the Committee, and the future for the Re- gion], 383. Special Reports: Special Reports: First [South East England Development Agency and the Regional Economic Strategy: Government Response First [The impact of the current economic and finan- to the Committee’s First Report of Session 2008–09], 89. cial situation on businesses in the West Midlands Region: Government Response to the West Midlands Regional Evidence to be printed, 89, 252, 313. Committee’s First Report], 11. Written evidence to be published, 252. Second [The effect of the economic downturn on the Formal Minutes to be published, 8. people of the West Midlands: Government response to the Committee’s First Report of Session 2009–10], 383. SOUTH WEST: Evidence to be printed, 81, 272, 306. [2008–09] Written evidence to be published, 306. Nominated, 174 (on division). Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Chairman chosen, 213. YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER: Member discharged; another added, 708. [2008–09] Reports: Nominated, 175. First [Impact of the economic downturn on the South West and the Government’s response], 562. Chairman chosen, 190. COMMITTEES, Select 237 Member discharged; another added, 675. Reports: Evidence to be printed, 635. First [The Work of Yorkshire Forward], 298. Written evidence to be published, 562, 635. Evidence to be printed, 15. Formal Minutes to be published, 11. Written evidence to be printed, 297. [2009–10] Formal Minutes to be published, 8.
II. APPOINTED UNDER STANDING ORDERS RELATING TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: SELECTION: —relating to Motions to alter the membership of Select Committees, 50. [2000–01] Reports relating to: Member discharged; another added, 17. —appointment of two Members to be consulted, &c., Resolutions reported: by the Speaker on Money Bills, 50. —relating to changes in the composition of Standing —designation of Standing Committee C as the Stand- Committees, 2. ing Committee in which Government Bills are not to have —relating to Motions to alter the membership of Select precedence, 50. Committees, 2. —nomination of the Committee on Unopposed Bills Reports relating to: (Panel), 135. —appointment of two Members to be consulted, &c., —nomination of Provisional Orders (Scotland) (Pan- by the Speaker on Money Bills, 2. el), 247. —designation of Standing Committee C as the Stand- —nomination of the Standing Orders Committee, 148. ing Committee in which Government Bills are not to have —nomination of Members to serve on Standing Com- precedence, 2. mittees: —nomination of the Committee on Unopposed Bills —Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation, 47, (Panel), 6. &c. —nomination of Provisional Orders (Scotland) (Pan- —European Standing Committees, 134. el), 6. —Standing Committee on Regional Affairs, 148. —nomination of the Standing Orders Committee, 6. —Northern Ireland Grand Committee (additional —nomination of Members to serve on Standing Com- Members), 134, 264, 769. mittees: —Welsh Grand Committee (additional Members), 134. —Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation, 6, &c. —Second Reading Committee, 210. —Standing Committee on Regional Affairs, 6. —Standing Committees on Bills, 47, &c. —Northern Ireland Grand Committee (additional —Special Standing Committee on a Bill, 160. Members), 6. —Appointment of an additional member, 109, 293. —Welsh Grand Committee (additional Members), 6. —Discharge of members of Standing Committees, —Standing Committees on Bills, 40, &c. —and appointment of others, 62, &c. —Discharge of members of Standing Committees, and —Discharge of all members of a Standing Committee, appointment of others, 25, &c. 185, 302, 313, 347, 361, 381, 616. —Discharge of all members of a Standing Committee, [2002–03] 58, 337. Member discharged; another added, 26 (at time of Pub- [2001–02] lic Business, after Amendment proposed, but not made), Nominated, 41. 463(2), 516. Member discharged; another added, 132, 167. Resolutions reported: Motion to discharge a member and add another object- —relating to changes in the composition of Standing ed to; Debate stood adjourned, 751. Committees, 6. —Order read; debate ordered to be resumed on a —relating to Motions to alter the membership of Select future day, 756, &c. Committees, 6. Resolutions reported: Reports relating to: —relating to changes in the composition of Standing —appointment of two Members to be consulted, &c., Committees, 50. by the Speaker on Money Bills, 6. 238 COMMITTEES, Select —designation of Standing Committee C as the Stand- Resolutions reported: ing Committee in which Government Bills are not to have —relating to changes in the composition of Standing precedence, 6. Committees, 11. —nomination of the Committee on Unopposed Bills —relating to Motions to alter the membership of Select (Panel), 10. Committees, 11. —nomination of Provisional Orders (Scotland) (Pan- Reports relating to: el), 10. —appointment of two Members to be consulted, &c., —nomination of Members to serve on Standing Com- by the Speaker on Money Bills, 11. mittees: —designation of Standing Committee C as the Stand- —Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation, 9, ing Committee in which Government Bills are not to have &c. precedence, 11. —Standing Committee on Regional Affairs, 10. —nomination of the Committee on Unopposed Bills —Northern Ireland Grand Committee (additional (Panel), 22. Members), 10. —nomination of Provisional Orders (Scotland) (Pan- —Welsh Grand Committee (additional Members), 10. el), 22. —Second Reading Committee,77. —nomination of Members to serve on Standing Com- mittees: —Standing Committees on Bills, 38, &c. —Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation, 20, —Discharge of members of Standing Committees and &c. appointment of others, 12, &c. —Standing Committee on Regional Affairs, 13. —Discharge of all members of a Standing Committee, 198. —Northern Ireland Grand Committee (additional Members), 13. [2003–04] —Welsh Grand Committee (additional Members), 13. Resolutions reported: —Standing Committees on Bills, 13, &c. —relating to changes in the composition of Standing Committees, 16. —Second Reading Committee, 38. —relating to Motions to alter the membership of Select —Discharge of members of Standing Committees and Committees, 16. appointment of others, 22, &c. Reports relating to: [2005–06] —appointment of two Members to be consulted, &c., Nominated, 52. by the Speaker on Money Bills, 16. Chairman chosen, 60. —designation of Standing Committee C as the Stand- Member discharged; another added, 250, 340, 565. ing Committee in which Government Bills are not to have precedence, 16. Members discharged; others added, 611. —nomination of the Committee on Unopposed Bills Resolutions reported: (Panel), 20. —relating to changes in the composition of Standing —nomination of Provisional Orders (Scotland) (Pan- Committees, 57. el), 20. —relating to Motions to alter the membership of Select —nomination of Members to serve on Standing Com- Committees, 58. mittees: Reports relating to: —Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation, 18, —appointment of two Members to be consulted, &c., &c. by the Speaker on Money Bills, 85. —Standing Committee on Regional Affairs, 20. —designation of Standing Committee C as the Stand- —Northern Ireland Grand Committee (additional ing Committee in which Government Bills are not to have Members), 34. precedence, 57. —Welsh Grand Committee (additional Members), 20. —nomination of the Committee on Unopposed Bills (Panel), 207. —Standing Committees on Bills, 51, &c. —nomination of Provisional Orders (Scotland) (Pan- —Discharge of members of Standing Committees and el), 225. appointment of others, 23, &c. —nomination of the Standing Orders Committee, 225. —Discharge of all members of a Standing Committee, 103. —nomination of Members to serve on Standing Com- mittees: [2004–05] COMMITTEES, Select 239 —Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation, 59, —Discharge of members of General Committees: &c. —Delegated Legislation Committees, 259, 264. —two additional Members, 63, &c. —European Committee, 297. —Northern Ireland Grand Committee (additional [2008–09] Members), 60. Members discharged; others added, 420, 657. —Welsh Grand Committee (additional Members), 60. Resolutions reported: —Standing Committees on Bills, 59, &c. —relating to changes in the composition of General —two additional Members, 63. Committees, 3, &c. —Discharge of members of Standing Committees and Reports relating to: appointment of others, 67, &c. —appointment of two Members to be consulted, &c., [2006–07] by the Speaker on Money Bills, 3. Member discharged; another added, 460, 473. —nomination of the Committee on Unopposed Bills Reports relating to: (Panel), 3. —nomination of the Committee on Unopposed Bills —nomination of Provisional Orders (Scotland) (Pan- (Panel), 19. el), 3. —nomination of Provisional Orders (Scotland) (Pan- —nomination of Members to serve on General Com- el), 19. mittees: —nomination of Members to serve on General Com- —Delegated Legislation Committees, 18, &c. mittees: —Northern Ireland Grand Committee (additional —Delegated Legislation Committees, 18, &c. Members), 3. —Northern Ireland Grand Committee (additional —Welsh Grand Committee (additional Members), 3. Members), 18. —General Committees on Bills, 18, &c. —Welsh Grand Committee (additional Members), 18. —Second Reading Committee, 18, 624. —General Committees on Bills, 18, &c. —European Committees, 11, &c. —European Standing Committees, 19, &c. —Discharge of Members of General Committees: —Second Reading Committee, 98, 373. —Delegated Legislation Committees, 27, &c. —Discharge of members of General Committees, —European Union Committees, 67, &c. —and appointment of others, 13. —Finance Bill Committee, 404. [2007–08] [2009–10] Member discharged; another added, 214, 601. Resolutions reported: Resolutions reported: —relating to changes in the composition of General —relating to changes in the composition of General Committees, 25, &c. Committees, 27, &c. Reports relating to: Reports relating to: —appointment of two Members to be consulted, &c., —appointment of two Members to be consulted, &c., by the Speaker on Money Bills, 3. by the Speaker on Money Bills, 1. —nomination of the Committee on Unopposed Bills —nomination of the Committee on Unopposed Bills (Panel), 3. (Panel), 5. —nomination of Provisional Orders (Scotland) (Pan- —nomination of Provisional Orders (Scotland) (Pan- el), 3. el), 5. —nomination of Members to serve on General Com- —nomination of Members to serve on General Com- mittees: mittees: —Delegated Legislation Committees, 19, &c. —Delegated Legislation Committees, 20, &c. —Northern Ireland Grand Committee (additional —Northern Ireland Grand Committee (additional Members), 3. Members), 21. —Welsh Grand Committee (additional Members), 3. —Welsh Grand Committee (additional Members), 21, —Public Bill Committees, 40, &c. 260. —Second Reading Committees, 67(2), 296. —General Committees on Bills, 20, &c. —European Committees, 20, &c. —European Committees, 5, &c. 240 COMMITTEES, Select —discharge of members of General Committees: Panel of Members appointed by the Committee of Selection, 6. —Delegated Legislation Committees, 25, &c. [2001–02] —European Union Committees, 26, &c. Panel of Members appointed by the Committee of Selection, 135. STANDING ORDERS: [2002–03] [2000–01] Panel of Members appointed by the Committee of Nominated by the Committee of Selection, 6. Selection, 10. Public Bill referred, 331. Report, that Standing Orders [2003–04] ought not to be dispensed with, 352. Panel of Members appointed by the Committee of [2001–02] Selection, 20. Nominated by the Committee of Selection, 148. [2004–05] Report, that Standing Orders ought to be dispensed Panel of Members appointed by the Committee of with and parties be permitted to insert Additional Provi- Selection, 22. sions, 633. [2005–06] [2004–05] Panel of Members appointed by the Committee of Report, that Standing Orders ought to be dispensed Selection, 207. with and parties permitted to proceed with their Bill, 115, Reported Bill: 266. —with Amendments, 477, 585(3). [2005–06] [2006–07] Nominated by the Committee of Selection, 225. Panel of Members appointed by the Committee of Petition for additional Provision and Report referred, Selection, 19. 431. Report, 466. Reported Bill, [2006–07] —with Amendments, 338, 423. Bill referred, 576. Report, that Standing Orders ought to be dispensed with: that the parties be permitted to pro- [2007–08] ceed with their Bill, 591. Panel of Members appointed by the Committee of [2007–08] Selection, 5. Private Bill referred, 405. Report, 454. [2008–09] Panel of Members appointed by the Committee of Selection, 3. UNOPPOSED BILLS: [2009–10] [2000–01] Panel of Members appointed by the Committee of Selection, 3.
III. OTHER SELECT COMMITTEES: SPEAKER’S COMMITTEE ON THE SEARCH OF Written evidence to be published, 591, &c. OFFICES ON THE PARLIAMENTARY ESTATE: Formal Minutes to be published, 720. [2008–09] [2009–10] Renamed Committee on Issue of Privilege (Police Reports: Searches on Parliamentary Estate), 536. First, 336. Ordered, 10. Evidence to be printed, 11, &c. Order rescinded and another made nominating Com- mittee and appointing Chairman, 536. Written evidence to be published, 80, &c. Order amended, 669. Formal Minutes to be published, 8. Evidence to be printed, 638, &c. COMMITTEES, Select 241
IV. SELECT COMMITTEES ON BILLS: [2000–01] Members appointed, 349. ADOPTION AND CHILDREN BILL: Chairman chosen, 353. Bill committed, 261. Member discharged; another added, 382. Committee nominated (twelve Members); quorum to Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 379, &c. be three; power to appoint specialist advisers, 310. Bill reported, as amended, and re-committed to a Com- Minutes of Evidence reported, 321, 337, 351. mittee of the whole House, 582. Special Report (Committee unable to proceed further Special Report, together with Appendices to the Min- owing to imminent Dissolution), 352. utes of Evidence, 584. Minutes of Proceedings to be printed, 364. CROSSRAIL BILL: ARMED FORCES BILL: Committed to a Select Committee; Instruction to the Select Committee on the Bill, 143. Bill committed to a Select Committee, 49. Members appointed, 318. Committee nominated (eleven Members); quorum to be three; power to adjourn from place to place; amended Chairman chosen, 339. (power to appoint specialist advisers) and agreed to, 50. Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 372, &c. Minutes of Evidence reported, 78, &c. —taken on a previous day, 395. Bill reported, as amended, and re-committed to a Com- Special Reports: mittee of the whole House, 204. First [The Crossrail Bill: Woolwich Station], 856. Special Report and memoranda reported, 219. [2006–07] [2005–06] CROSSRAIL BILL: ARMED FORCES BILL: Minutes of Evidence to be printed, 107, &c. Committed to a Select Committee, 332. Order, That certain provisions shall apply to the Select Committee on Special Reports: the Bill, 333. First, 593. 242 COMMITTEES, Select
V. PROGRAMMING COMMITTEES: [2001–02]
Bill Nominated Reports Resolutions agreed to Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security 201 (7 members) 202 206 European Communities (Amendment) 59 (8 members) 64 68 European Communities (Finance) 84 (8 members), 88 (one member 89 97 in place of another) Northern Ireland Arms Decommissioning 276 (7 members), 284 (one mem- — — (Amendment) ber in place of another)
Proceeds of Crime 350 (7 members) 362 369
[2002–03]
Bill Nominated Reports Resolutions agreed to Criminal Justice 288 (8 members) 297, 396 302, 407 Finance 383 (8 members) 384, 492 391, 496
VI. REASONS COMMITTEES (LORDS AMENDMENTS DISAGREED TO): [2000–01] Civil Contingencies Bill: 623, 623; 630, 631. Health and Social Care Bill: Committee appointed, European Parliamentary and Local Elections (Pilots) 359; Reasons reported and agreed to, 360. Bill: 180, 180;* 237, 238;* 245, 247.* [2001–02] Higher Education Bill: 398, 399. Reasons Committees appointed; Reasons reported and Housing Bill: 600, 601. agreed to: Hunting Bill: 618, 618. Animal Health Bill: 811, 811.* Pensions Bill: 616 (on Division), 617; 624, 624.* Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Bill: 261, 262; 268, Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill: 264, 264; 268. 298, 299. Enterprise Bill: 789, 789.* Traffic Management Bill: 460, 461.* Export Control Bill: 629, 629. *A single Reason.[2004–05] National Health Service Reform and Health Care Pro- Reasons Committee appointed; Reasons reported and fessions Bill: 578, 579.* agreed to: Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Bill: 804, 805. Prevention of Terrorism Bill: 231, 231; 239, 239;* 242, Proceeds of Crime Bill: 707, 708. 242.* * A single Reason Railways Bill: 317, 317.* [2002–03] Gambling Bill: 328, 328.* Reasons Committees appointed; Reasons reported and *A single Reason. agreed to: [2005–06] Community Care (Delayed Discharges etc.) Bill: 266, Reasons Committee appointed; Reasons reported and 267. agreed to: Local Government Bill: 597, 598; 608, 609 (a single Identity Cards Bill: 433, 434: 522, 523*; 557, 557*. Reason). Terrorism Bill: 442, 442*. [2003–04] Civil Aviation Bill: 604, 604*. Reasons Committee appointed; Reasons reported and agreed to: Electoral Administration Bill: 670, 670*; 709,709*. Armed Forces (Pensions and Compensation) Bill: 559, Northern Ireland (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill: 789, 560; 611, 611.* 789. COMMITTEES, Select 243 Police and Justice Bill: 841, 842. [2007–08] Road Safety Bill [Lords]: 878, 878. Banking (Special Provisions) Bill: 210, 210. National Lottery Bill: 709, 710*. Counter-terrorism Bill: 703, 703. Violent Crime Reduction Bill: 853, 854*. Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill: 367, 368. * A single Reason. National Insurance Contributions Bill: 548, 548. [2006–07] Planning Bill: 709, 709. Reasons Committee appointed; Reasons reported and [2008–09] agreed to: Business Rate Supplements Bill: 438, 439. Statistics and Registration Bill: 453, 453. Coroners and Justice Bill: 702, 703. Pensions Bill: 506, 507. [2009–10] Offender Management Bill: 515, 515. Personal Care at Home Bill: 397, 400. Greater London Authority Bill: 577, 577.
VII. MISCELLANEOUS: 1. Numbers of Members appointed: (Committee on Adoption and Children Bill), [2000– 01] 310. Five: (Joint Committees on draft Bills), [2003–04] 472; (Committee to draw up Reasons), [2000–01] 359; [2004–05] 15; [2006–07] 328. [2001–02] 261, &c.; [2002–03] 266, &c.; [2003–04] 180, &c.; [2004–05] 231, &c.; [2005–06] 433 &c.; [2006–07] Fourteen: 453; [2007–08] 210; [2008–09] 438, &c.; [2009–10] 397. (Departmental Committees), [2005–06] 122; [2007– (Committee to draw up Reasons) on Division, [2003– 08] 14; [2008–09] 66. 04] 616. Fifteen: (Regional Committee), [2008–09] 174, &c. (Modernisation of the House of Commons), [2001–02] Six: 81. (Joint Committees on draft Bills), [2003–04] 81, 299; Eighteen: [2004–05] 152; [2005–06] 630. (Reform of the House of Commons), [2008–09] 570. (Regional Committee), [2009–10] 78. 2. Quorum appointed: Seven: Two: (Joint Committee on Tax Simplification Bills), (Joint Committee on Tax Simplification Bills), [2000–01] 59. [2000–01] 59. (Joint Committee on Human Rights), [2000–01] 61. (Joint Committees on draft Bills), [2003–04] 81, 299, Eight: 473; [2004–05] 152; [2006–07] 328. (Joint Committees on draft Bills), [2003–04] 17, 389. Three: (Committee on Issue of Privilege), [2008–09] 536. (Committee on Armed Forces Bill), [2000–01] 50. Nine: (Joint Committee on Human Rights), [2000–01] 61. (Joint Committee on a draft Bill), [2006–07] 297. (Committee on Adoption and Children Bill), [2000– 01] 310. Eleven: (Committee to draw up Reasons), [2000–01] 359; (Committee on Armed Forces Bill), [2000–01] 50. [2001–02] 261, &c.; [2002–03] 266, &c.; [2003–04] 180, (Transport; Office of the Deputy Prime Minister: &c.; [2004–05] 231, &c.; [2005–06] 433, &c.; [2006–07] Housing, Planning, Local Government and the Regions), 453, &c.; [2007–08] 210, &c.; [2008–09] 438, &c.; [2001–02] 715. [2009–10] 397. (Committee on the Lord Chancellor’s Department), Same as previous Session, [2004–05] 15. [2002–03] 144. Standing Order: (Joint Committee), [2005–06] 613. (Select committees related to government departments) (Departmental Committees), [2005–06] 122; [2007– amended to make further provision in relation to concur- 08] 10. rent meetings, including a reduced quorum, [2000–01] 278. Twelve: 244 COMMITTEES, Select (Quorum of select committees) amended, [2001–02] Reports made and ordered to be printed, [2000–01] 6, 56. &c.; [2001–02] 59, &c.; [2002–03] 10, &c.; [2003–04] 12, &c.; [2004–05] 17, &c.; [2005–06] 97, &c.; [2006– (Human Rights (Joint Committee)) amended, provid- 07] 16, &c.; [2007–08] 6; [2008–09] 11, &c.; [2009–10] ing that quorum shall be two (instead of three) for the 8, &c. purposes of taking evidence, [2001–02] 195. —Special Reports, [2002–03] 10, &c. 3. Matters referred: —Order for printing Special Report read and dis- Matter of evidence given by the Rt Hon Member for charged, [2002–03] 169. North Tyneside to the Transport Sub-Committee of the Select Committee on Transport, Local Government and —during adjournment, pursuant to Standing Order the Regions on 14th November 2001, referred to the (Select committees (adjournment of the House)), [2001– Committee on Standards and Privileges, [2005–06] 202. 02] 743. 4. Nomination and discharging of Members: Government replies, &c., to reports: Committees nominated, [2001–02] 81, 200. —published by Her Majesty’s Command, [2000– 01] 13, &c.; [2001–02] 70, &c.; [2002–03] 30, &c.; —Motion proposed on behalf of Committee of Selec- [2003–04] 8, &c.; [2004–05] 4, &c.; [2005–06] 38, &c.; tion, [2001–02] 79, 98–9, 185, 715. [2006–07] 14, &c.; [2007–08] 13, &c.; [2008–09] 46, —Amendment proposed, but not made, [2001–02] &c.; [2009–10] 12, &c. 80(2). —published as Special Reports from Committees, —Nomination to be a Standing Order (Committee of [2000–01] 22, &c.; [2001–02] 88, &c.; [2002–03] 10, Selection), [2001–02] 41. &c.; [2003–04] 21, &c.; [2004–05] 8, &c.; [2005–06] 192, &c.; [2006–07] 15, &c.; [2007–08] 8, &c.; [2008– Motion for nomination negatived, [2001–02] 79, 80. 09] 20, &c.; [2009–10] 11, &c. Standing Order made (with effect for current Parlia- —Special Report from a Committee other than that ment) relating to membership of the Liaison Committee, which produced the Report, [2001–02] 135, &c. [2001–02] 167 (Amendment made). —published as Reports from Committees, [2001–02] Requirements of paragraph (2)(a) of Standing Order 250, &c. (Nomination of select committees) (regarding length of notice) disapplied, [2001–02] 98, 715. —laid as a Memorandum, [2001–02] 508. Nominated (after Amendment negatived), [2002–03] —published as Memoranda, [2003–04] 138. 148. —laid as a Memorandum (and subsequently published Members discharged; others added, [2000–01] 17, &c.; as a Special Report), [2002–03] 566. [2001–02] 99, 169; [2002–03] 16, &c.; [2003–04] 28, 6. Evidence &c. reported: &c.; [2005–06] 133, &c.; [2006–07] 103, &c.; [2007–08] 10, &c.; [2008–09] 47, &c.; [2009–10] 8, &c. Minutes of Evidence ordered to be printed, [2000–01] 6, &c.; [2001–02] 131, &c.; [2002–03] 6, &c.; [2003–04] —Motion proposed on behalf of Committee of Selec- 6, &c.; [2004–05] 4, &c.; [2005–06] 149, &c.; [2006–07] tion, [2000–01] 19, &c.; [2001–02] 98, &c.; [2002–03] 58, &c.; [2007–08] 6, &c. 14, &c.; [2003–04] 25, &c.; [2004–05] 29, &c.; [2006– 07] 24, &c. —part of, [2000–01] 51, &c.; [2001–02] 170, &c.; [2002–03] 97, &c.; [2003–04] 47, &c.; [2004–05] 57, —Motion objected to, [2008–09] 536, &c. 130, 226; [2005–06] 303, &c.; [2006–07] 86, &c.; 243, Motion opposed, [2000–01] 82; [2002–03] 544. &c. Motion agreed to on Division, [2006–07] 541. —remainder of, [2001–02] 624. Member discharged, [2001–02] 99, 550; [2003–04] —during adjournment under Standing Order (Select 316. committees (adjournment of the House)), [2001–02] 743. Member added, [2001–02] 99, &c.; [2003–04] 37; Evidence to be printed, [2008–09] 7, &c.; [2009–10] [2004–05] 167; [2005–06] 152(2), 153. 4, &c. Resolution reported from Committee of Selection on —part of, [2008–09] 107, &c. Motions to alter the membership of Select Committees, Appendices to Minutes of Evidence ordered to be [2000–01] 2; [2001–02] 50; [2002–03] 6; [2003–04] 16; printed, [2000–01] 269, &c.; [2001–02] 194, &c.; [2004–05] 11; [2005–06] 57. [2002–03] 56, &c.; [2003–04] 627; [2004–05] 210, &c.; 5. Reports: [2005–06] 601, &c. Resolutions reported: Memoranda ordered to be printed with a Report, [2006–07] 8, &c. —Committee of Selection, [2000–01] 2(2); [2001–02] 50; [2002–03] 6; [2003–04] 16(2); [2004–05] 11; [2005– Memoranda laid, [2000–01] 13, &c.; [2001–02] 96, 06] 57(2); [2007–08] 1. 173; [2002–03] 61, &c.; [2003–04] 23, &c.; [2004–05] 22, &c.; [2005–06] 97, &c.; [2006–07] 127, &c.; [2007– —Regulatory Reform, [2002–03] 31, &c.; [2003–04] 08] 16, &c. 28, &c.; [2005–06] 304, &c. COMMITTEES, Select 245 —and ordered to be printed, [2001–02] 129, 131; Committees report choice of Chairman, [2001–02] 88, [2003–04] 30, &c.; [2004–05] 22, &c.; [2006–07] 15, &c.; [2002–03] 168, &c.; [2003–04] 73; [2005–06] 97, &c.; [2007–08] 11, &c. &c. [2006–07] 519, &c.; [2007–08] 14, 17, 412; [2008– 09] 82, &c.; [2009–10] 89. —ordered to be printed during the Adjournment, pur- suant to Standing Order (Select committees (adjournment —Report made by another Member, [2001–02] 96. of the House)), [2001–02] 129. —Appointment of two chairmen reported, [2001–02] —to be published, [2006–07] 16, &c.; [2007–08] 9, 106. &c. —Joint committee, [2001–02] 106, 675; [2006–07] Written evidence, to be printed, [2008–09] 87, &c.; 127, &c. [2009–10] 15, &c. Motion for leave to meet concurrently with cor- Written evidence, to be published, [2008–09] 3, &c.; responding Lords committee, &c.; debate stood ad- [2009–10] 4 &c. journed, [2000–01] 106. Debate resumed and adjourned, [2000–01] 125. Debate resumed and Motion agreed to, — part of, [2009–10] 313, 374. [2000–01] 278. Papers laid, [2000–01] 292, &c.; [2001–02] 277; Resolution about payment for Chairmen, [2001–02] [2003–04] 34, 44; 555 (and another motion negatived). Letter laid, [2003–04] 422. Resolution on Pay for Chairmen of Select Committees, 7. Miscellaneous: [2002–03] 658; [2005–06] 126 (two resolutions). Chairman appointed: Standing Order (Select Committees (power to work with other committees)) made, [2001–02] 56. Amended, —(Committee to draw up Reasons), [2000–01] 360; [2001–02] 556, 557. [2001–02] 261, &c.; [2002–03] 266, &c.; [2003–04] 180, &c.; [2004–05] 231, &c.; [2005–06] 433, &c.; [2006–07] Standing Order of a Committee amended (power given 453, &c.; [2007–08] 210, &c.; [2008–09] 438, &c.; to appoint specialist advisers), [2001–02] 282. [2009–10] 397. Standing Order of a Joint Committee amended (power —(Reform of the House of Commons), [2008–09] to adjourn from place to place extended), [2001–02] 282. 570. Standing Order (Term limits for chairmen of select —(Committee on Issue of Privilege), [2008–09] 536. committees) made, [2001–02] 556. 246 COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL
[See also PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMISSION] tee of Public Accounts having been signified), [2007–08] 143; Queen’s Answer [2007–08] 231. [For reports by the Committee of Public Accounts relating to the work of the National Audit Office see Resolution, That an humble Address be presented COMMITTEES, SELECT: I, 4 COMMITTEE OF PUB- to Her Majesty, praying that Her Majesty will appoint LIC ACCOUNTS.] Amyas Morse to the Office of Comptroller and Auditor General (the Agreement of the Chairman of the Commit- [For the general reports and audit reports of the Na- tee of Public Accounts having been signified), [2008–09] tional Audit Office presented on behalf of the Comptroller 376; Queen’s Answer [2008–09] 395. and Auditor General to the House see the entries relating to “National Audit” in Part I of the Annul Indexes to Comptroller and Auditor General (Northern Ireland) the Journal; for audit reports presented on behalf of the Salaries Orders presented, [2003–04] 107; [2004–05] 110; Comptroller and Auditor General for Northern Ireland [2005–06] 302, 754; [2006–07] 322. see “Audit, Northern Ireland” in Part I of the Annual Draft Government Resources and Accounts Act 2000 Indexes.] (Rights of Access to Comptroller and Auditor General) Resolution, That an humble Address be presented to Order 2003, allocated to the Second Standing Commit- Her Majesty, praying that Her Majesty will appoint Tim- tee on Delegated Legislation, [2002–03] 366. Reported, othy John Burr to the Office of Comptroller and Auditor [2002–03] 374. Approved, [2002–03] 388. General (the Agreement of the Chairman of the Commit- Counsel 247 COUNSEL
Petitioners against the Hybrid Bills praying to be heard by mittees (Petitions being referred to them) and Counsel or themselves, their Counsel or Agents before Select Com- Agents to be heard in support of Bills, [2005–06] 143. 248 COURT OF REFEREES COURT OF REFEREES
Reports of Proceedings of Court of Referees, Session Members appointed by the Speaker to the Court, 1991–92 to 2005–06; to be printed [Locus Standi Re- [2001–02] 361; [2005–06] 722. ports], [2005–06] 863. Rules for the Practice and Procedure of the Court of Referees, [2002–03] 17. DEBATEs 249 DEBATES
I. Debates Adjourned and Debates Resumed 1. Addresses 2. Bills, Private 3. Bills, Public 4. Committees, Select 5. Delegated Legislation 6. Motions for an Order 7. Motion for a Resolution 8. Ways and Means motion 9. Opposition Day 10. Adjournment of the House
II. General Debates
III. Topical Debates
IV. Half -hour Adjournment Debates
V. Westminster Hall Debates
VI. Emergency Debates
VII. Miscellaneous
I. DEBATES ADJOURNED AND DEBATES RESUMED: 1. Addresses: Motion to suspend a Bill objected to; Debate ordered to be resumed on a future day at Seven o’clock, [2001– Address of Thanks (Queen’s Speech): 02] 751. Resumed and motion agreed to, [2001–02] 766. —ordered to be adjourned, [2000–01] 4, 9; [2001–02] Motion to suspend a bill stood adjourned, [2002–03] 18; [2002–03] 4, 8, 11, 14; [2003–04] 4, 10, 13; [2004– 687. 05] 3, 9, 12; [2005–06] 16, 19, 22, 23; [2006–07] 3, 7, 9; [2007–08] 3, 7, 10; [2008–09] 3, 6; [2009–10] 3, 7. 3. Bills, Public: —stood adjourned, [2000–01] 7, 14; [2001–02] 22, Second Reading of Government Bill: &c.; [2002–03] 16; [2003–04] 7, 17; [2004–05] 6, 15; —stood adjourned, [2000–01] 60. Resumed at same [2005–06] 25; [2006–07] 16, 21; [2007–08] 12, 15; sitting, [2000–01] 60. [2008–09] 10, 17, 22; [2009–10] 10, 13, 17. —Debate on Reasoned Amendment, stood adjourned, —resumed, [2000–01] 7, &c.; [2001–02] 22, &c.; [2004–05] 176. Resumed at same sitting, [2004–05] 177. [2002–03] 8, &c.; [2003–04] 7, 10, 13, 16; [2004–05] 6, 9, 12, 15, 18; [2005–06] 19, 22, 23, 25, 27; [2006–07] 7, Second Reading of Private Member’s Bill: 9, 16, 20, 23; [2007–08] 7, 10, 12, 15, 18; [2008–09] 6, —stood adjourned, [2000–01] 116, &c.; [2001–02] 10, 17, 23, 26; [2009–10] 7, 10, 13, 17, 24. 152, 165; [2002–03] 160, 227, 311, 405; [2003–04] 109, 2. Bills, Private: &c.; [2004–05] 215; [2005–06] 211, &c.; [2006–07] 114, &c.; [2007–08] 151, &c.; [2008–09] 166, &c.; [2009–10] Motion to revive a Bill objected to; Debate ordered 185, &c. to be resumed on a future day, [2001–02] 41, 45, 89; [2005–06] 24(3). —resumed and stood adjourned, [2003–04] 244. —order read for resuming adjourned Debate; objec- —order for resuming debate read; debate to be re- tion taken, Debate ordered to be resumed on a future day, sumed on a future day, [2000–01] 132, &c.; [2001–02] [2005–06] 44(3), 57(2). 318, 420. —Debate resumed, [2005–06] 55, 70(2). Amendment proposed on consideration of Government Bill: Motion to revive Lords Bill: —stood adjourned, [2003–04] 343. —objection taken; Debate stood adjourned, [2003–04] 61, 77, 88, 104, 117, 133. —resumed, [2003–04] 346. 250 DEBATEs Amendment proposed on consideration of Private —Debate stood adjourned, [2003–04] 280; resumed Member’s Bill: and Question agreed to, [2003–04] 325 (Motion made and Question put, [2003–04] 321). —stood adjourned, [2001–02] 546. —Debate stood adjourned, [2006–07] 204; resumed Second Reading of new Clause proposed on considera- and Question agreed to, on Division, [2006–07] 207. tion of Private Members’ Bill: —Debate on Amendment to Question stood adjourned, —stood adjourned, [2003–04] 464. Order to resume [2003–04] 392; resumed at the same sitting and nega- discharged and Bill withdrawn, [2003–04] 546. tived, [2003–04] 392. Third Reading of Government Bill; —Opposition Day: Debate on Question, That the —stood adjourned, [2000–01] 139. Resumed at same original words stand part of the Question stood adjourned, sitting, [2000–01] 139. [2001–02] 428. Third Reading of Private Member’s Bill: —Opposition Day: Debate on Motion stood adjourned after three hours (pursuant to Order, [2001–02] 695; —stood adjourned, [2000–01] 329. [2001–02] 696. 4. Committees, Select: 8. Ways and Means motion: Motion to change membership of Committee of Selec- Motion relating to Amendment of the Law: tion objected to; Debate ordered to be resumed on a future day, [2001–02] 751. —Debate stood adjourned, [2000–01] 185; [2001–02] 465; [2002–03] 320; [2004–05] 260; [2006–07] 244; —Order read; debate ordered to be resumed on a future [2007–08] 257; [2008–09] 290; [2009–10] 371. day, [2001–02] 756, 759, 761, 765, 771, 773, 776, 787. —Debate ordered to be adjourned, [2003–04] 207; 5. Delegated Legislation: [2005–06] 526. Motion to revoke a Statutory Instrument: —Resumed and stood adjourned, [2000–01] 191, —stood adjourned, [2001–02] 213. 199; [2001–02] 469; [2002–03] 324; [2003–04] 214; [2004–05] 267, 272; [2005–06] 530, 534; [2006–07] 248, —Debate stood adjourned, [2000–01] 320. Resumed at 253; [2007–08] 262, 268; [2008–09] 294, 298; [2009–10] same sitting, [2000–01] 320. 378, 381. 6. Motions for an Order: —Resumed and Debate ordered to be adjourned, —Debate stood adjourned, [2000–01] 85, &c.; [2001–02] 473; [2002–03] 326; [2003–04] 211. [2001–02] 37. —Resumed and Question agreed to, [2000–01] 205; —Resumed and stood adjourned, [2000–01] 125; [2001–02] 476; [2002–03] 328; [2003–04] 217; [2004– [2001–02] 39, 58, 107. 05] 275; [2005–06] 538; [2006–07] 260; [2007–08] 271; [2008–09] 301; [2009–10] 387. —Order read; Debate ordered to be resumed on future day, [2001–02] 43, 61, 66, 69, 74, 82, 86, 92, 99. 9. Opposition Day: —Resumed and Question agreed to, [2000–01] 217(2), —Debate stood adjourned at Seven o’clock for a busi- 278; [2001–02] 126. ness motion, [2007–08] 88; resumed, [2007–08] 88. —Motion for Debate to be adjourned; House resolves 10. Adjournment of the House: to adjourn, [2001–02] 242. Debate resumed and Question Debate stood adjourned at Ten o’clock and resumed agreed to, [2001–02] 245. after exemption Motion passed, [2001–02] 124, 715; 7. Motion for a Resolution: [2002–03] 401, 533. —Debate stood adjourned, [2000–01] 150; resumed at Motion for the Adjournment: same sitting, [2000–01] 150. —stood adjourned, [2003–04] 471. —resumed and subsequently lapsed, [2003–04] 471; [2005–06] 348; [2006–07] 85, 423.
II. GENERAL DEBATES [Subjects of General Debates were not recorded before Defence Policy, 655. the 2007–08 Session.] Defence Procurement, 467. [2007–08] Draft Legislative Programme, 488. Access to Primary Care, 620. European Affairs, 84. Adding Capacity to Heathrow, 676. European Affairs, 461. Armed Forces Personnel, 118. Fisheries, 74. Defence in the UK, 606. Fisheries, 706. DEBATEs 251 Future of Care and Support, 432. Gaza, 62. Government Consultation on Convicting Rapists and Iraq: future strategic relationship, 56. Protecting Victims, 57. Intelligence and Security Committee, 342. Intelligence and Security Committee Annual Report, Matters to be considered before the forthcoming Ad- 561. journment, 44, 276, 383, 583. International aid transparency, 690. Social Care Green Paper, 675. International Development, 23. Social mobility and fair access to the professions, 420. International Women’s Day, 244. Stroke services, 395. Local Government, 614. Support for Women through the Economic Downturn Matters to be considered before the forthcoming ad- and for the Future, 188. journment, 102, 328, 413, 575. Swine Flu, 364. Points-based Immigration System, 345. Tackling anti-social behaviour, 678. Public engagement in fighting crime, 667. The economy, 267. Promoting Democracy and Human Rights, 608. Welsh Affairs, 162. The United Kingdom and the Commonwealth, 300. [2009–10] Welsh Affairs, 228. Defence in the world, 334. Work and Welfare, 663. European affairs, 45. [2008–09] Fisheries, 34. Afghanistan and Pakistan, 561. Pre-Budget Report, 118. Africa, 263. Welsh Affairs, 263. Climate change, 697. Motions for the adjournment of the House or that the Defence in the UK, 259. House has considered a matter (General Debates): Defence in the world, 400. —Resolved, [2007–08] 23, &c.; [2008–09] 56, &c.; [2009–10] 118, &c. Defence policy, 628. —Lapsed, [2007–08] 118, &c.; [2008–09] 14, &c.; Defence procurement, 278. [2009–10] 34, &c. European affairs, 14, 429. —Withdrawn, [2007–08] 102, 413; [2008–09] 276, Food, farming and the environment, 445. 383.
III. TOPICAL DEBATES [Topical Debates were introduced by Standing Order Health Consequences of Availability of Cheap Alco- (topical debates), originally temporary for the 2007–08 hol, 74. Session, then permanent—for details see STANDING Holocaust Memorial Day, 170. ORDERS.] Immigration, 22. [2007–08] Kenya, 133. Anti-semitism, 396. Knife Crime, 432. Availability of Financial Services for Low Income Families, 92. NHS Staffing, 187. Bercow review, 568. Political and humanitarian situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo, 666. Businesses and the Regions, 655. Policing in London, 312. Combating obesity, 690. Preventative Health Services, 118. Dangerous Dogs, 449. Sale of Student Loans, 37. Drug Strategy, 328. Supermarkets, 345. Eco-towns, 467. Work and Skills, 638. Energy Providers, 619. Zimbabwe, 511. Financial Stability, 606. [2008–09] Future Prospects for Apprenticeships in England, 56. 252 DEBATEs Carers, [2008–09] 420. [2009–10] Fireworks safety, [2008–09] 675. Afghanistan, 138. Holocaust Memorial Day, [2008–09] 107. Food Industry Competitiveness, 159. Local and regional news, [2008–09] 239. Holocaust Memorial Day, 181. Preparation for the Copenhagen climate change confer- International Women’s Day—women’s representation, ence, [2008–09] 561. 327. Preparing Britain’s economy for the future, [2008–09] Resolved, [2007–08] 187, &c.; [2008–09] 239, &c.; 445. [2009–10] 138, &c. Securing economic recovery, [2008–09] 654. Lapsed, [2007–08] 22, &c. (pursuant to Temporary Standing Order); [2008–09] 107, &c.; [2009–10] 159, &c. Sri Lanka, [2008–09] 124, 364. Debate interrupted, Question again proposed, lapsed The economy: supporting business, [2008–09] 400. without Question put (pursuant to Temporary Standing UK Manufacturing, [2008–09] 529. Order), [2007–08] 620.
IV. HALF -HOUR ADJOURNMENT DEBATES [Subjects of Half-hour Adjournment Debates were not Carbon monoxide detectors in homes (Tom Levitt), recorded before the 2007–08 Session.] 110. [2007–08] Care farming and disadvantaged groups (Mr Mark Todd), 710. 0844 revenue-sharing telephone numbers (Mr Graham Stuart), 136. Care home charges (Mr Vincent Cable), 380. 2012 Olympics and the North East (Dr Ashok Kumar), Case of Michael Shields (Ms Lousie Ellman), 29. 79. Case of Ryan Kennedy and the Child Support Agency A417 traffic improvement scheme (Mr Geoffrey Clift- (Ms Angela C. Smith), 118. on-Brown), 331. Charities (Barry Gardiner), 329. A5-M1 link (Andrew Selous), 658. Chippenham Hospital (Mr James Gray), 291. Access to specialist services for suffers of muscular Commercial use of public information (Mr Mark dystrophy (Nia Griffith), 393. Todd), 12. Allergy services (Jo Swinson), 57. Community services in South Holland and the Deep- Allocation of research funding for universities (Mr ings (Mr John Hayes), 483. Chris Mullin), 614. Concentrated solar power and the case for the creation Application of the Political parties, Elections and of an HVDC grid (Dr Howard Stoate), 228. Referendums Act 2000 to candidates for directly elected Confidentiality of hon. Members’ constituency corre- office (Mr Greg Hands), 347. spondence (Mr Simon Burns), 663. Assisted reproduction services in the NHS (Dr Ian Conviction of Mr Luke Atkinson and Mr Michael Bin- Gibson), 89. nington in Cyprus (Mr Brooks Newmark), 266. Availability of Lucentis through west Kent Primary Co-operative model in education in Portsmouth (Sarah Care Trust (Miss Ann Widdecombe), 520. McCarthy-Fry), 308. Bangladesh (Jeremy Corbyn), 52. Cyber Bullying amongst school-age children (Mrs Siân Bass minimum landing size (Martin Salter), 38. C. James), 206. Biosimilar medicines (Dr Brian Iddon), 325. Daedalus airfield (Peter Viggers), 23. Blackpool Council and supported employment under Data encryption and child abuse (Sir Paul Beresford), Workstep (Mr Gordon Marsden), 597. 171. Boiler room fraud (Mr Nigel Evans), 396. Death of Mr Mark Petre on Royal Fleet Auxiliary Orangeleaf (Tom Brake), 414. Border and Immigration Agency’s procedures relating to qualification for indefinite leave to remain (Andrew Deaths of Ann Mawer and Sue Barker in December Stunell), 300. 2007 (Shona McIsaac), 608. Boston’s road infrastructure (Mark Simmonds), 312. Development of Basildon Golf Course (Angela E. Smith), 345. British nuclear test veterans (John Baron), 635. Devonport’s role in supporting the Royal Navy (Linda Burton upon Trent Brewing Museum (Mrs Janet Gilroy), 240. Dean), 562. DEBATEs 253 Dispensing of medicines in Newick, East Sussex (Nor- Immigration status of non-UK nationals resident in the man Baker), 435. United Kingdom: the case of Ms Deborah Phillips (David Davis), 316. Driving Standards Agency (Mr David Heath), 388. Impact of the work of the Highways Agency on local Duchenne muscular dystrophy (Mr Nigel Evans), 505. economies (Andrew Selous), 432. Economic development in Houghton and Washington Implications for Tewkesbury constituency of the South East constituency (Mr Fraser Kemp), 500. West Regional Spatial Strategy (Mr Laurence Robertson), Effects of the Gambling Act 2005 on the coin operated 372. gaming machine industry (Dr Stephen Ladyman), 213. Independent Police Complaints Commission (Mr Energy policy in Scotland (John Robertson), 630. David Amess), 115. Flooding in Morpeth (Mr Denis Murphy), 638. Inspection of children’s homes (Ann Coffey), 338. Floods in Northumberland (Sir Alan Beith), 626. Isle of Man (Andrew Rosindell), 539. Flying of the Union Flag on government buildings, Leicester City Council’s market charter (Mr Andrew (Ian Lucas), 42. Robathan), 602. Funding for schools in Shropshire (Mr Owen Pater- Levels of deprivation in Edmonton (Mr Andrew Love), son), 84. 450. Funding of NHS services in York (Hugh Bayley), 350. Leyton High Road Post Office (Harry Cohen), 470. Future of GP and pharmacy services in Mole Valley Licence fees levied by the Performing Rights Society constituency (Sir Paul Beresford), 576. (Alison Seabeck), 686. Future of Harrogate Theatre (Mr Phil Willis), 250. Liquidation of Bank of Credit and Commerce Interna- tional (Keith Vaz), 706. Future of HM Revenue and Customs Office in New- port (Jessica Morden), 383. Local employment and the London Olympic Games in 2012 (Ms Diane Abbott), 400. Future of the Defence Aviation Repair Agency (Gor- don Banks), 149. Local government PFI contract (Mr Ian Lid- dell-Grainger), 458. Future of the UK water sector (Linda Gilroy), 419. Lockerbie rail services (David Mundell), 676. General practitioner dispensing (Tony Baldry), 403. Lymington River and the Habitats Directive (Mr Des- Gibraltar (Andrew Rosindell), 606. mond Swayne), 703. Government assistance for the peace process in Sri Management of military radioactive waste (Willie Lanka (Simon Hughes), 134. Rennie), 407. Government plans for the expansion of Heathrow Measures to conserve Lymington marshes and Lym- Airport (Mr John Randall), 453. ington harbour (Mr Desmond Swayne), 47. Government support for organisations for victims of Mole Valley constituency and the South East Plan (Sir domestic violence (Mr Virendra Sharma), 377. Paul Beresford), 655. Government support for people with poor credit histo- Mr Sam Walton and the Rural Payments Agency (Mr ries (Dr Stephen Ladyman), 461. Graham Stuart), 411. Health and safety in graveyards (John Mann), 368. National DNA database (Sarah Teather), 230. Healthcare in Bexley (Mr David Evennett), 620. New flight paths into Southampton and Bournemouth Healthcare in Sutton (Mr Paul Burstow), 694. airports (Sir George Young), 26. Healthcare prioritisation (Dr Richard Taylor), 60. NHS maternity services in East Sussex (Mr Nigel Waterson), 144. HM Inspector of Prisons report on NM Prison Chelms- ford (Mr Simon Burns), 174. NHS services for secondary breast cancer patients (Mrs Linda Riordan), 689. HM Submarine Affray (John McDonnell), 19. North Northamptonshire Core Spatial Strategy (Mr Home information packs (Angela Browning), 555. Philip Hollobone), 472. Homeopathic hospitals (David Tredinnick), 201. Open windrow composting (Mr Michael Clapham), Housing growth in South Derbyshire (Mr Mark Todd), 477. 172. Operation of the Solicitors Regulation Authority (Mr Human rights in Somalia (Mr George Galloway), 445. Keith Vaz), 178. Hundredth anniversary of the Territorial Army (Mr Operation of the UK-Pakistan Judicial Protocol on Mark Lancaster), 319. Children Matters: the Akhtar family (Paul Rowen), 93. Icelandic banking collapse and Government policy on Organ donation (Gordon Banks), 295. UK citizens with overseas accounts (Mary Creagh), 667. 254 DEBATEs Organisation of local elections in Warrington (Helen Report of the Historical Inquiries Team into the Jones), 442. McGurk’s Bar bombing (Michael Connarty), 545. Parking regulations (Dr Vincent Cable), 467. Retirement form the fire service on grounds of ill health (Mr John Heppell), 141. Payment of funeral expenses from the Social Fund (Mr Tom Clarke), 534. Review of security at RAF Welford (Mr Richard Benyon), 244. Policing in Northern Ireland (David Simpson), 35. Role of regional Ministers (Daniel Kawczynski), 126. Political situation in the Lebanon (Mr Andrew Love), 157. Scallop dredging in Lyme Bay (Mr Oliver Letwin), 70. Post Office closures in Adur and Worthing (Tim Schools Adjudicator and partially selective schools Loughton), 97. (Mr David Gauke), 647. Post Office closures in Birmingham (Ms Gisela Stu- Schools reorganisation in Havering (James Broken- art), 455. shire), 211. Post Office closures in Hastings and Rye (Michael Security at Gatwick Airport (Ms Gisela Stuart), 661. Jabez Foster), 130. Sixtieth anniversary of the NHS (Tony Lloyd), 515. Process of listing buildings (Ann Coffey), 549. South Central rail franchise (Sir John Stanley), 612. Procurement of police escape masks from Avon Rub- Southend Driving Test Centre (James Duddridge), 423. ber, Melksham (Mr Michael Ancram), 224. Street works by utility companies (Andrew Gwynne), Progress of the Building Schools for the Future pro- 642. gramme (Dr John Pugh), 527. Suicide prevention strategies (Mrs Madeleine Moon), Proposed closure of Abbeville Road Post Office (Keith 189. Hill), 262. Supplementary schools (Joan Ryan), 219. Proposed eco-town development in Harborough Dis- trict (Mr Edward Garnier), 162. Support for brass bands (Jeff Ennis), 569. Proscription of the People’s Mujahedeen Organisation Support for Gloucester City Football Club (Mr Parmjit of Iran (Mr David Amess), 236. Dhanda), 673. Protecting children from internet content (Mr Hugo Support for victims of rape (Mr Charles Walker), 355. Swire), 182. Taking Luton Town Football Club out of administra- Provision of fertility treatment in Dudley Primary Care tion (Mrs Nadine Dorries), 152. Trust (Lynda Waltho), 359. Thames Water’s proposals for a reservoir in Oxford- Provision of stoma and incontinence appliances in shire (Mr Edward Vaizey), 690. primary care (Mr Robert Syms), 437. Tina Thompson and war widows’ pensions (Lynda Public family law (John Hemming), 342. Waltho), 304. Rail links between Halifax and London (Mrs Linda Transport for teenage students in Cornwall (Mr Colin Riordan), 651. Breed), 122. Rail services to Enfield North (Joan Ryan), 74. Travelling community (Mr Brian H. Donohoe), 166. Recovery from flooding in Gloucestershire (Mr Lau- Violent crime against taxi drivers (Mr Brian Binley), rence Robertson), 106. 363. Re-doubling of the Swindon to Kemble railway line Visas for children from Belarus (Willie Rennie), 215. (Mr Geoffrey Clifton-Brown), 494. Walsall Council and Mr Mark Kemp, Liz McDon- Regeneration of Newton Aycliffe town centre (Phil ald, Mr David Parish and Mr Peter Francis (Mr Bruce Wilson), 253. George), 247. Regeneration of Southend (Mr David Amess), 582. Warmfront (Mr Robert Flello), 232. Regulation internet service providers and internet con- Winter fuel payments (John Robertson), 269. tent (John Robertson), 428. Workload of accident and emergency departments (Dr Regulation of debt collection agencies and the death of Richard Taylor), 257. Mrs Beryl Brazier (Mr Mark Todd), 103. [2008–09] Regulation of the insurance industry and the case of Access to rail services for all (Martin Linton), 449. Mrs Susan Hurrells (Mr Denis Murphy), 192. Adverse reactions to vaccinations against cervical Regulations governing disconnection of gas supplies cancer (Mr Crispin Blunt), 359. (Siobhain McDonagh), 623. Armstrong Group pension fund (Mr Graham Stuart), Release from prison of Mr John Haase and Mr Paul 426. Bennett (Mr Peter Kilfoyle), 716. DEBATEs 255 Asbestos in homes (Mr Michael Clapham), 478. Flooding and drainage in South Ribble (Mr David S. Borrow), 53. Bank lending policies (Mr Tom Clarke), 493. Flooding in Somerset (Mr David Heath), 217. Barnet Council’s sheltered accommodation warden service (Mr Andrew Dismore), 346. Funding of national concessionary bus fares (David Howarth), 93. Benefits for families with absent teenage fathers (Mr Graham Allen), 392. Future of Bournemouth and Poole Further Education College (Mr Robert Syms), 542. Biofuels (Barry Gardiner), 617. Future of public houses (Mr Laurence Robertson), 259. Blacklisting practices in the construction industry (Mr Michael Clapham), 246. Future of the Stourbridge Glass Collection and Broad- field House Museum (Lynda Waltho), 445. Case of Councillor Paul Buchanan (Mr Ian Lid- dell-Grainger), 285. Future of the under ten metre fishing fleet (Michael Jabez Foster), 364. Case of Dr Adrian Garfoot and the General Medical Council (Mr Henry Bellingham), 224. Future of three-tier education in Bedfordshire (Nadine Dorries), 509. Case of Nick Cousins (Mr Paul Goodman), 273. Government policy on regional and local government Cervical cancer screening of young women (Fraser powers (Andrew George), 396. Kemp), 39. Government policy on regulation of the legal profes- City and Hackney Primary Care Trust and tuberculosis sion (Nadine Dorries), 202. (Ms Diane Abbott), 240. Government policy on reported violence and corrup- Civil liberties of Mole Valley constituents (Sir Paul tion in Brazilian cities (Mr Mark Hendrick), 366. Beresford), 342. Government support for the arts in Bassetlaw (John Clatteridge Centre for Oncology (Ben Chapman), 380. Mann), 210. Closure of outpatients’ facilities in Rushden (Mr Peter Gurkha pensions (Mr David Drew), 584. Bone), 23. Health services in Telford (David Wright), 3. Closure of Visteon factory in Basildon (Angela E. Smith), 331. Hon. Members’ addresses and personal security (Dr Julian Lewis), 320. Conduct of the UK Border Agency (Miss Ann Widde- combe), 654. Housing and the construction industry in the current economic climate (Gordon Banks), 196. Consular support for British prisoners in foreign jails and the case of Alistair Iain Campbell (Mrs Anne Housing expenditure in Stoke-on-Trent (Joan Walley), McGuire), 158. 339. Consultations on Post Office closures (Dr Richard Housing subsidy (Mr Paul Burstow), 162. Taylor), 10. Housing subsidy in Barking and Dagenham (Jon Crud- Controlling urban seagulls (Mr Don Foster), 294. das), 262. Coronary heart disease in East Lancashire (Janet An- Humber Bridge tolls (Mr Graham Stuart), 154. derson), 80. Humberside Probation Service (Mr Elliot Morley), Council rents in Lambeth (Kate Hoey), 297. 325. Cyprus (Mr Andrew Dismore), 62. Illegal radio broadcasts (James Brokenshire), 387. Debt collection and the Consumer Credit Act 1974 (Mr Independent mental health advocacy (Mr Charles Andrew Mackinlay), 290. Walker), 48. Detention of Aung San Suu Kyi, 409. Interception of the ship The Spirit of Humanity (Emily Thornberry), 536. Domestic consumers in the energy market (Mr Mark Todd), 505. Lessons to be learned from the MSC Napoli incident (Mr Hugo Swire), 250. Effect of recent rail timetable changes on Lewes con- stituents (Norman Baker), 334. Lloyds TSB and sanctions in Iran (Andrew Mackin- lay), 144. Effect on small businesses of recent changes to immi- gration rules (Mr Christopher Chope), 140. Local authority adoption of new residential roads (Mr Philip Hollobone), 713. Energy from food waste (Mr Philip Dunne), 184. Low value consignment relief from value added tax Enid Ruhango and the immigration system (Greg (Mrs Janet Dean), 97. Mulholland), 562. Memorial for Tsunami victims (Mr Phil Willis), 263. Extradition of Giles Carlyle-Clarke (Mr Robert Wal- ter), 420. Men’s health at work (Dr Howard Stoate), 189. 256 DEBATEs Ministerial answers to Parliamentary Questions (Nor- Public health benefits of 80 years of penicillin (Des man Baker), 87. Browne), 349. Mobile home parks (Mr John Gummer), 171. Rail fare increases in the South-East (Gregory Barker), 70. Mr Charles Stuart and the Ministry of Defence (Mr Marsha Singh), 133. Recommendations of the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee report into complementary and Naomi House Children’s Hospice and eligibility for alternative medicines (David Tredinnick), 624. Financial Services Authority-governed compensation (Mrs Maria Miller), 7. Redevelopment of Edgbaston Cricket Ground (Mr Roger Godsiff), 454. Neighbourhood renewal funding in Millfield and New England, Peterborough (Mr Stewart Jackson), 128. Reducing unplanned teenage pregnancy rates in Not- tingham (Mr Graham Allen), 255. NHS dentistry in Nottingham North constituency (Mr Graham Allen), 635. Redundancies at Alfred Sargent and Sons Ltd (Mr Peter Bone), 193. NHS funding and services in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly (Andrew George), 439. Regulation of the grocery sector (Andrew George), 26. Nuclear weapons proliferation (Dr Gavin Strang), 530. Revaluation of business rates in the Port of Liverpool (Mrs Louise Ellman), 66. Oakington Immigration Removal Centre (Ms Diane Abbott), 404. River Hall and River Humber flood risk management strategy (Mr Graham Stuart), 17. Pain management services in England (Miss Anne Begg), 278. Road deaths and obstructive sleep apnoea (Meg Munn), 354. Peak oil (Barry Gardiner), 167. Royal Hospital Haslar (Sir Peter Viggers), 243. Pedestrian crossing installations and Highways Agency costs (Mr Oliver Letwin), 299. Safeguarding business in private schools (Mrs Sally Keeble), 400. Pernicious anaemia (Mrs Madeleine Moon), 692. Sales and promotions in the furniture industry (David Physical contact between teachers and pupils (Norman Taylor), 676. Baker), 32. School bus safety (Malcolm Bruce), 500. Police community support officer budget in Somerset (Mr Jeremy Browne), 686. School nurture groups (Mr Jamie Reed), 415. Post Office service provision in Rye (Michael Jabez Science and innovation in Sedgefield (Phil Wilson), Foster), 230. 276. Power cuts in Bexley and North West Kent (Mr David Self-balancing personal transporters (Lembit Öpik), Evennett), 643. 57. Prejudice and mental health (Mr Charles Walker), 124. Sri Lanka (Mr Andrew Pelling), 45; (Siobhain Mc- Donagh), 424. Preparations for the 2011 Census in Southend (Mr David Amess), 116. Standards Board for England (Mr Ian Lid- dell-Grainger), 484. Preservation of traditional crafts (Tom Levitt), 470. Supermarkets and regional farming (Mr Lindsay Hoy- Preservation, protection and development in Eastham le), 679. (Ben Chapman), 111. Support for black and minority ethnic victims of do- Private James Smith and the First World War (Dr Brian mestic violence (Ms Sally Keeble), 107. Iddon), 176. Support for UK inventors (Mr David Heath), 669. Process of the West Sussex Primary Care Trust review of health services for people in the north east of West Swine influenza (Christopher Fraser), 572. Sussex (Laura Moffatt), 221. Take-up of council tax benefit (Mr Paul Burstow), 384. Proposed closure of Diageo plants in Kilmarnock and Taxation of gambling (Philip Davies), 697. Hurlford (Des Browne), 552. Taxation of pensions (Barry Gardiner), 521. Proposed Ford eco-town (Nick Herbert), 235. Teaching of life skills to 11 to 16 year olds and the Proposed workplace parking levy in Nottingham (Mr national curriculum (Graham Allen), 14. John Heppell), 148. Territorial Army (Mr Mark Lancaster), 659. Protection from assault for taxi drivers (Mr Brian Binley), 461. Todmorden Curve rail link between Burnley and Man- chester (Kitty Ussher), 629. Provision of acute services for mental health patients (Mr Charles Walker), 703. Trading Standards, tooth whitening and the EU Cos- metics Directive (Sir Paul Beresford), 102. Provision of free fruit in schools (Mr Mark Todd), 709. DEBATEs 257 Treatment of Fabio Alves-Nunes by the NHS (Mr East Coast Main Line rail service in Northumberland Crispin Blunt), 663. (Sir Alan Beith), 204. UK aid to the Democratic Republic of Congo (Eric E.ON call centre in Rayleigh (Mr Mark Francois), 263. Joyce), 267. Effect of climate change on Bangladesh (Colin Chal- UK Government funding for the construction of a new len), 219. crossing over the River Forth (Willie Rennie), 369. Effect of media images on the body image of women UK Government policy on torture overseas (Mr David and girls (Jo Swinson), 121. Davis), 513. Effect on Aylesbury Vale of job reductions at Lloyds UK involvement in the United States missile defence Group (Mr David Lidington), 34. shield (Mr Peter Kilfoyle), 120. Election of hon. Members to membership of select Vehicle scrappage scheme (Nadine Dorries), 427. committees (Mr Graham Allen), 25. War memorial protection, conservation and restoration Electricity transmission in North Somerset (Dr Liam (Shona McIsaac), 649. Fox), 148. Water charges (Richard Younger-Ross), 591. Faith buildings (Ms Sally Keeble), 113. Water charging in the South West (Mr Hugo Swire), Financial support to students with serious medical 373. conditions (Mrs Janet Dean), 126. Water metering and charging review (Linda Gilroy), Flooding in West Cumbria (Mr Jamie Reed), 59. 475. Funding for British Waterways (Lynda Waltho), 29. [2009–10] Funding of primary and secondary education in Devon Adoption and custody of children in Suffolk (Mr Tim (Richard Younger-Ross), 176. Yeo), 18. Future of Cadbury (Lynne Jones), 169. Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund (John Mann), Future of King George Hospital, Ilford (Mike Gapes), 400. 13. Aircraft movements at London City Airport (James Future of the Whittington Hospital (Jeremy Corbyn), Brokenshire), 86. 40. Aluminium industry in the UK (Mr Phillip Dunne), Government support for citizens’ advice bureaux 192. (Charlotte Atkins), 43. Arrest warrants in the UK in respect of alleged war Hearing impairment and personal hearing systems crimes by individuals resident abroad (Mr David Winn- (Bob Russell), 366. ick), 182. Industrial relations at Royal mail (Dr John Pugh), 164. Asbestos-related illness in Plymouth (Alison Seabeck), 43. Immigration enforcement policy and the case of Mrs Gladys Taulo (Miss Ann Widdecombe), 407. Asylum system and destitution and homelessness (Clare Short), 50. Inquest into the death of Dr David Kelly (Norman Baker), 302. Beam Park West prison site (Jon Cruddas), 256. Kingston Hospital (Susan Kramer), 213. British manufacturing industry in the recession (Dr John Pugh), 43. Labelling of Israeli goods (Dr Phyllis Starkey), 43. British nuclear test veterans (Siobhain Mc Donagh), Law on assisted suicide (Ms Patricia Hewitt), 319. 73. Myalgic encephalopathy (Annette Brooke), 249. Budget of HM Prison Bullingdon (Tony Baldry), 43. NHS Blood and Transplant’s Give and Let Live donor Business rates on petrol filling stations (Mr Philip education programme (Mr Philip Hollobone), 44. Dunne), 311. Norwich Northern Distributor Road (Chloe Smith), 7. Changes at the Centre for Emergency Preparedness Operation of the British High Commission in South and Response, Porton Down (Robert key), 277. Africa (Miss Ann Widdecombe), 371. Classifications within the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 Planning applications for children’s homes (Anne (Lynda Waltho), 333. Coffey), 188. Cowboy builders (Dr Vincent Cable), 11. Pot holes and road maintenance (Anne Main), 341. Detention of Andrew Symeou in Korydalles Prison, Processing of Freedom of Information requests (Mr Greece (Joan Ryan), 139. Gordon Prentice), 79. Diagnosis of prostate cancer and trials of the drug Proposed Poole bridge (Mr Robert Syms), 284. abiraterone (Daniel Kawczynski), 160. Proposed sale of homes by the Crown Estate (Frank Dobson), 295. 258 DEBATEs Rail services in the Sydenham corridor after May 2010 Training of nurses (Siobhain McDonagh), 3. (Jim Dowd), 208. Transparency in financial reporting and Birmingham Recent developments in Yemen (Keith Vaz), 198. City Council (Richard Burden), 97. Regeneration of Southend-on-Sea (Mr David Amess), Umbilical cord blood (Mr David Burrowes), 118. 103. Upper gastro-intestinal surgery (Angela Browning), Road gritting (Rosie Cooper), 304. 66. Role of charity trustees (Tom Levitt), 143. Use of anti-social behaviour orders by local authorities (John Mann), 186. Self-care for minor ailments (Dr Howard Stoate), 268. Use of ex parte applications in the family courts (Mr Sovereignty of Parliament (Mr William Cash), 134. Peter Kilfoyle), 154. Stroke services in North Yorkshire (Mr Phil Willis), Use of personal oxygen on public transport (Nick 335. Ainger), 348. Sustainable communities (Adam Afriyie), 328. Variant Creutzfeld-Jakob disease (Sir Paul Beresford), Swindon Borough Council Wi-Fi project (Anne Snel- 354. grove), 360. Warm Front Scheme and the case of Mr D. R. Smith of Theory and practice of the role of Members of Parlia- Thatcham (Mr Richard Benyon), 270. ment (Mr Mark Todd), 420. Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre (Alistair Total Place programme in High peak (Tom Levitt), Burt), 232. 242.
V. WESTMINSTER HALL DEBATES: [See WESTMINSTER HALL]
VI. EMERGENCY DEBATES (UNDER THE STANDING ORDER) [2000–01] [2006–07] — — [2001–02] [2007–08] The War in Afghanistan (Mr Bernard Jenkin), Leave Pre-Budget Report (Mr George Osborne), Leave given, given, 427. Motion for Adjournment, 431 (Motion 713. Emergency Debate, 720 (Motion lapsed, after Clo- lapsed). sure negatived on Division). [2002–03] [2008–09] — Healthcare Commission report on Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust (Mr David Kidney), Speaker [2003–04] declines to put application to the House, 244. — Job losses at the Parker Pen factory (Norman Baker), [2004–05] Speaker declines to put application to the House, 568. — Job losses at the missile-testing base run by QinetiQ Range Hebrides (Mr Angus MacNeil), Speaker declines [2005–06] to put application to the House, 433. Extradition Treaty between the USA and the UK (Mr [2009–10] Nick Clegg), Leave given, 740. Motion for Adjournment, 744 (on Division). —
VII. MISCELLANEOUS: Debates stood adjourned, it being: [2005–06] 211, &c.; [2006–07] 114, &c.; [2007–08] 151, &c.; [2008–09] 192, &c.; [2009–10] 185, &c. —2.30 pm, [2000–01] 116, &c.; [2001–02] 23, &c.; [2002–03] 160, &c.; [2003–04] 109, &c.; [2004–05] 215; DEBATEs 259
—6.00 pm, [2002–03] 32, &c.; [2003–04] 7, &c.; —Opposition Day debate, [2002–03] 483, &c.; [2004–05] 267; [2006–07] 248; [2008–09] 217, 675, 697; [2003–04] 170; [2007–08] 341; [2008–09] 77, &c. [2009–10] 160. —Second Reading of a Bill, [2002–03] 57, 606; —7.00 pm, [2000–01] 7, &c.; [2001–02] 22, &c.; [2005–06] 587; [2006–07] 460; [2008–09] 271. [2002–03] 320; [2003–04] 343, &c.; [2004–05] 6, &c.; —on consideration of a Reasoned Amendment, [2006–07] 16, &c.; [2007–08] 88, &c. [2003–04] 49; [2005–06] 294. —After 7.00 pm, [2009–10] 18. —Committee of the whole House, on Question, That —10.00 pm, [2000–01] 60, &c.; [2001–02] 25, &c.; the Amendment be made, [2002–03] 93; [2008–09] 358. [2003–04] 214; [2004–05] 272; [2005–06] 534, &c.; —Consideration of a Bill, on Question, That the [2006–07] 204, &c.; [2007–08] 12, &c.; [2008–09] 678. Clause be read a second time, [2005–06] 629; [2007–08] —After 10.00 pm, [2000–01] 14; [2001–02] 27; 481; [2008–09] 490; [2009–10] 64. [2002–03] 16; [2005–06] 25; [2006–07] 25; [2008–09] —Consideration of a Bill, on Question, That the 10. Amendment be made, [2005–06] 728. Debates ordered to be adjourned, [2000–01] 4, &c.; —Third Reading of a Bill, [2007–08] 539. [2001–02] 18, &c.; [2002–03] 326; [2003–04] 4, &c.; [2004–05] 3, &c.; [2005–06] 16, &c.; [2006–07] 3, &c.; —Consideration of Lords Amendments, on Ques- [2007–08] 3, &c.; [2008–09] 3, &c.; [2009–10] 3, &c. tion, That this House agrees with the Lords Amendment, [2008–09] 437. Debate stood adjourned, objection having been taken (private business), [2003–04] 61, &c. —Motion for approval of the Local Government Fi- nance Report, [2009–10] 197. Debate stood adjourned till tomorrow, time for Debate on Motion to annul Statutory Instrument not having been —Motion on Financial Assistance to Opposition Par- adequate, [2000–01] 64. ties, [2005–06] 423. Debates to be resumed on a future day, [2000–01] 4, —Motion to welcome a Select Committee Report, &c.; [2001–02] 18, &c.; [2002–03] 4, &c.; [2003–04] 4, [2005–06] 864. &c.; [2004–05] 3, &c.; [2006–07] 3, &c.; [2007–08] 3, —Adjournment debate, [2001–02] 701; [2002–03] &c.; [2008–09] 3, &c.; [2009–10] 3, &c. 242, 463; [2005–06] 340; [2006–07] 423. Debate adjourned and resumed (for announcement of —Half-hour adjournment debate, [2008–09] 521; result of deferred Divisions): [2009–10] 349. —Motion for an Address on the Queen’s Speech, Debate adjourned and resumed (for notification of [2000–01] 18; [2009–10] 17. Royal Assent): —Motion to approve a Statutory Instrument, [2005– —Half-hour adjournment debate, [2004–05] 184. 06] 151; [2006–07] 281. No subject raised on half-hour Adjournment, [2007– —On a prayer to annul a Statutory Instrument, 08] 488. [2008–09] 37, 208. 260 DELEGATED LEGISLATION DELEGATED LEGISLATION
For Addresses and Resolutions relating to Delegated Legislation and for Delegated Legislation Committees see [2009–10] 39, &c. the indexes to the Annual Journals —on Division, [2004–05] 223, 255; [2006–07] 238. Delegated legislation allocated by the Speaker to —after deferred Division, [2008–09] 66 (77), &c.; particular Standing or Delegated Legislation Committees, [2009–10] 39 (64), &c. [2000–01] 20, &c.; [2001–02] 47, &c.; [2002–03] 9, &c.; [2003–04] 18, &c.; [2004–05] 20, &c.; [2005–06] 59, —after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing &c.; [2006–07] 18, &c.; [2007–08] 20, &c.; [2008–09] Order (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (delegated 18, &c.; [2009–10] 19, &c. legislation)), [2002–03] 187(2), 525; [2003–04] 161, 451; [2004–05] 250; [2005–06] 95, &c.; [2006–07] 208. —to an existing Committee, [2000–01] 110; [2001–02] 176. —after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order (Consideration of draft deregulation orders), (Con- —transferred to an existing Committee, [2000–01] sideration of draft regulatory reform orders) or (Consid- 347; [2003–04] 119. eration of draft legislative reform orders) [2000–01] 27, —Allocated, [2002–03] 171; [2009–10] 40; Com- 77; [2001–02] 227, &c.; [2002–03] 29, &c.; [2003–04] mittee discharged, [2002–03] 198; Allocated to a new 148, &c.; [2004–05] 33, &c.; [2005–06] 26, &c.; [2006– Committee, [2002–03] 205; [2009–10] 68. 07] 431, &c.; [2007–08] 290, &c.; [2008–09] 32, &c.; [2009–10] 102, &c. Delegated legislation referred to Standing or Delegated Legislation Committees, [2000–01] 81, &c.; [2001–02] —after Question put after one and a half hours, pur- 178, &c.; [2002–03] 14, &c.; [2002–03] 14, &c.; [2003– suant to Standing Order (Proceedings under an Act or on 04] 17, &c.; [2004–05] 100, &c.; [2005–06] 112, &c.; European Community documents), [2000–01] 106(3), [2006–07] 7, &c.; [2007–08] 19, &c.; [2008–09] 14, &c.; &c.; [2001–02] 65, 82; [2002–03] 211, 654; [2003–04] [2009–10] 10, &c. 467; ), [2004–05] 172; [2005–06] 442, &c.; [2006–07] 177, &c.; [2007–08] 125; [2008–09] 37; [2009–10] 85. —more than one instrument, [2000–01] 336; [2001– 02] 178, &c.; [2002–03] 133, &c.; [2003–04] 95; [2004– —after Question put at Seven o’clock, pursuant to 05] 148; [2005–06] 828; [2006–07] 527; [2007–08] 116; Order, [2000–01] 29. [2008–09] 14, 196. —after Question put six hours after the commence- —to Northern Ireland Grand Committee, [2002–03] ment of proceedings on the first of three Reports, pursuant 139, 156, 467; [2003–04] 126, 393; [2004–05] 173; to Order, [2002–03] 169. [2005–06] 61, &c.; [2006–07] 137. —at specified times, pursuant to Order, [2003–04] 121, Delegated legislation reported from Standing or 477 Delegated Legislation Committees, [2000–01] 26, &c.; Motion to annul Delegated legislation negatived: [2001–02] 206, &c.; [2002–03] 16, &c.; [2003–04] 24, &c.; [2004–05] 45, &c.; [2005–06] 67, &c.; [2006–07] — after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing 26, &c.; [2007–08] 25, &c.; [2008–09] 27, &c.; [2009– Order (on an Opposition day), [2005–06] 275; [2006–07] 10] 29, &c. 155. —from Northern Ireland Grand Committee, [2002–03] —after Question put after one and a half hours, 165, 174, 509; [2003–04] 155, 439; [2004–05] 222; pursuant to Standing Order (Proceedings under an Act [2005–06] 85, &c.; [2006–07] 186. or on European Community documents), [2000–01] 84; [2001–02] 150, 329; [2006–07] 352; [2008–09] 37, 380. Delegated legislation approved, [2000–01] 27, &c.; [2001–02] 82, &c.; [2002–03] 169, &c.; [2003–04] 121, —after deferred Division, [2007–08] 323 (Question &c.; [2004–05] 135, &c.; [2005–06] 25, &c.; [2006–07] put, 315). 141, &c.; [2007–08] 209, &c. [2008–09] 120, &c.; Motion to annul Delegated legislation adjourned till [2009–10] 35, &c. tomorrow on grounds that time for debate had not been —after Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing adequate pursuant to Standing Order (Delegated legisla- Order (Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation) or tion (negative procedure)), [2000–01] 64. (Delegated Legislation Committees), [2000–01] 35, &c.; Motion to revoke Delegated legislation negatived, [2001–02] 65, &c.; [2002–03] 20, &c.; [2003–04] 37, after Question put after one and a half hours, pursuant to &c.; [2004–05] 33, &c.; [2005–06] 76, &c.; [2006–07] Standing Order (Proceedings under an Act or on Europe- 43, &c.; [2007–08] 29, &c.; [2008–09] 31, &c.; an Community documents), [2008–09] 380. DELEGATED LEGISLATION 261 Orders, providing that certain documents be treated as if they were instruments subject to the provisions of Standing Order (Standing Committee on Delegated Legislation):
[2000–01]
Financial Statement and Budget Report 2000–01, Economic and Fiscal Strat- 15(18) egy report 2000–01 and Pre-Budget Report 2000 (for approval under section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993)
Data Protection and Freedom of Information (salary of the Information Com- 159 missioner)
Electoral Commission Debate adjourned, 168. Debate resumed and Question agreed to, 217.
[2001–02] Pre-Budget Report 2001 (for approval under section 5 of the European Com- 238 munities (Amendment) Act 1993)
Financial Statement and Budget Report and Economic and Fiscal Strategy 655 Report 2002–03 (for approval under section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993)
Revised Treasure Act 1996 Code of Practice 669
Draft Social and Environmental Guidance to the Gas and Electricity Markets 774 Authority (and referred to a Standing Committee)
[2002–03] Government’s assessment as set out in the Pre-Budget Report 2002 (for ap- 44 proval under section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993)
Government’s assessment as set out in the Budget 2003 (for approval under 431 section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993)
[2003–04] Government’s assessment as set out in the Pre-Budget Report 2003 (for ap- 7 proval under section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993)
Amendment to an Agreement between the Secretary of State for Culture, Me- 28 dia and Sport and the British Broadcasting Corporation
Draft Guidance proposed to be issued under section 182 of the Licensing Act 335 2003
Motion in the name of the Leader of the House relating to the Electoral Com- 393 mission 262 DELEGATED LEGISLATION
Government’s assessment as set out in the Budget 2004 (for approval under 538 section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993)
[2004–05] Government’s assessment as set out in the Pre-Budget Report 2004 (for ap- 16 proval under section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993)
Motion relating to the Electoral Commission 70
[2005–06] Government’s assessment as set out in the Pre-Budget Report 2005 (for ap- 318 proval under section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993)
Motion relating to the Electoral Commission 345
Strategic Health Authorities (Establishment and Abolition) (England) Amend- 725 ment Order 2006
Home Information Pack Regulations 2006 725
[2006–07] Government’s assessment as set out in the Pre-Budget Report 2006 (for ap- 57 proval under section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993)
Motion relating to the Electoral Commission 92
[2007–08] Government’s assessment as set out in the Pre-Budget Report 2007 (for ap- 12 proval under section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993)
[2008–09] Government’s Assessment as set out in the Pre-Budget Report 2008 (for ap- 14 proval under section 5 of the European Communities (Amendment) Act 1993)
Motions relating to Financial Assistance for Industry 294, 330, 658
Motion relating to Rule 56 of the Parliamentary Election Rules 642
[2009–10] Motion relating to the House of Commons Members’ Fund 10
Motion relating to the Electoral Commission 49
Motions relating to Financial Assistance for Industry 360 DELEGATED LEGISLATION 263 Communications declaring that specified Statutory Report to the Speaker from the Statutory Instruments Instruments had come into operation before copies were Reference Committee on the printing and sale of an instru- laid before the House of Lords, laid upon the Table by the ment, [2002–03] 51; [2003–04] 238; [2005–06] 182. Speaker, [2000–01] 160, &c.; [2001–02] 28, &c.; [2002– 03] 119, &c.; [2003–04] 79, &c.; [2004–05] 170, 274; [For proceedings against Members see MEM- [2005–06] 18, &c.; [2006–07] 93, &c.; [2007–08] 5, &c.; BERS.] [2008–09] 242, &c.; [2009–10] 82. [See also SPEAKER, X] 264 Divisions DIVISIONS
I. Deferred Divisions 1. Sessional and Standing Orders 2. Deferred divisions
II. Tellers
III. Questions Not Decided (Or Not Decided In The Affirmative)
IV. Other Proceedings
I. DEFERRED DIVISIONS 1. Sessional and Standing Orders [2001–02] 190, &c.; [2002–03] 242, &c.; [2003–04] 49, &c.; [2005–06] 151, &c.; [2006–07] 281, &c.; [2007–08] (Order of 7 November 2000 for Session 2000–01) 50, &c.; [2008–09] 37, &c.; [2009–10] 17, &c. Sessional Order relating to Deferred Divisions, [2001– —Chairman announces results, [2000–01] 69; [2001– 02] 37. 02] 69, 91, 208; [2002–03] 93; [2009–10] 152. —Continued in effect till end of following Session, Speaker announces an error in reporting the number of [2001–02] 784. Noes in a deferred Division, [2005–06] 630, 871. Order (Deferred Divisions) renewed for the following Deputy Speaker announces an error in reporting the Session, [2002–03] 673. number of Ayes in a deferred Division, [2007–08] 539. Order made a Standing Order with effect from next Order (Deferred Divisions) not to apply to certain Session, [2003–04] 571. business: 2. Deferred divisions —at this day’s sitting, [2001–02] 79, 98, 695; [2002– Speaker’s (or Deputy Speaker’s) opinion as to the de- 03] 317; [2003–04] 276; [2004–05] 99, &c.; [2005–06] cision of a Question being challenged, Division deferred 121, &c.; [2006–07] 436; [2007–08] 88, &c.; [2008–09] till following Wednesday or until tomorrow, [2000–01] 65, &c.; [2009–10] 38. 14, &c.; [2001–02] 65, &c.; [2002–03] 81, &c.; [2003– —on future days, [2000–01] 168 (158). [2001–02] 04] 46, &c.; [2005–06] 145, &c.; [2006–07] 276, &c.; 550, 611; [2002–03] 111, &c.; [2003–04] 105, &c.; [2007–08] 47, &c.; [2008–09] 32, &c.; [2009–10] 10, &c. [2004–05] 109, &c.; [2005–06] 133, &c.; [2006–07] 125, —till this day, [2007–08] 178, 201, 219. &c.; [2007–08] 11, &c.; [2008–09] 9, &c.; [2009–10] 11, &c. Speaker (or Deputy Speaker) announces results of Divisions which had been deferred, [2000–01] 18, &c.; —the current day and the next two, [2000–01] 353.
II. TELLERS No Member being willing to act as Teller for the Noes, Tellers report error in report of number in a Division; Deputy Speaker declares that Ayes have it, [2000–01] and number corrected in Journal: 255; [2002–03] 414; [2005–06] 403; [2008–09] 491. —And Question, That the Question be now put, ac- No Member being willing to act as Teller for the Ayes, cordingly declared to have been agreed to, [2000–01] 57. Deputy Speaker declares that Noes have it, [2000–01] Teller reports correction to number of Ayes in Division 256. held earlier the same sitting; Speaker directs Journal to be Only one Member being willing to act as Teller for corrected accordingly, [2001–02] 463. the Ayes, Deputy Speaker declares that Noes have it, [2008–09] 365.
III. QUESTIONS NOT DECIDED (OR NOT DECIDED IN THE AFFIRMATIVE) It appearing on the report of a Division that fewer than —Motion to sit in private, [2002–03] 160, 250; forty Members had taken part, the Speaker declared that [2003–04] 244, 282; [2006–07] 146, &c.; [2007–08] 265, the Question was not decided, and the business under con- &c.; [2008–09] 192, 422. sideration stood over until the next sitting of the House: —Second Reading of Private Member’s Bill, [2003– 04] 349; [2004–05] 187(3), 215, 270; [2006–07] 436; [2007–08] 265, 469; [2008–09] 423. Divisions 265 —Second Reading of new Clause proposed on consid- It appearing on the report of a Division than fewer eration of Private Member’s Bill, [2003–04] 550. than one hundred Members had voted in the majority in support of the motion (for closure), the Deputy Speaker —Amendment proposed on consideration of Private declared that the Question was not decided in the affirma- Members’ Bill, [2003–04] 550. tive, [2005–06] 211; [2006–07] 132; [2007–08] 265, 469; It appearing on the report of a Division than fewer than [2008–09] 243. forty Members had taken part, the Speaker declared that It appearing on the report of a Division than fewer the Question was not decided (no business to stand over): than one hundred Members had voted in the majority in —Motion to sit in private, [2003–04] 464, 550; support of the motion (for Question to be proposed), the [2005–06] 752. Deputy Speaker declared that the Question was not decid- ed in the affirmative, [2000–01] 342(2).
IV. OTHER PROCEEDINGS: Speaker announces an error in reporting the number of Speaker announces an error in reporting the number of Ayes in a Division, [2005–06] 871; [2009–10] 263. Noes in a deferred Division, [2005–06] 630, 871. Tellers report error in report of number in a Division; Deputy Speaker announces an error in reporting the and number corrected in Journal and Question, That the number of Ayes in a deferred Division, [2007–08] 539. Question be now put, accordingly declared to have been Deputy Speaker announces results of Division which agreed to, [2000–01] 57. had been deferred, no Member has voted No, [2002–03] Teller reports correction to number of Ayes in Division 503. held earlier the same sitting; Speaker directs Journal to be corrected accordingly, [2001–02] 463. 266 Disorder DISORDER
[For proceedings agains Members see MEMBERS.] [See also SPEAKER, X] ELECTIONS 267 ELECTIONS
I. Speaker’s Warrants For New Writs
II. Writs issued
III. Miscellaneous
I. SPEAKER’S WARRANTS FOR NEW WRITS: Orders, That Speaker do issue Warrant to the Clerk —Chiltern Hundreds, [2003–04] 403; [2006–07] 446; of the Crown to make out new Writs for the electing of [2007–08] 466; [2008–09] 481. Members: —Manor of Northstead, [2003–04] 506; [2007–08] —in the room of deceased Members, [2001–02] 163, 432, 497; [2008–09] 631. 304; [2002–03] 582; [2003–04] 403; [2005–06] 76, 376, Speaker’s issue of Warrant for a new Writ during an 655(2); [2006–07] 446; [2007–08] 357, 608. Adjournment, [2005–06] 166.
II. WRITS ISSUED:
For what place: In the room of On what account:
Birmingham, Hodge Hill, [2003– Rt hon Terence Anthony Gordon Davis Chiltern Hundreds 04] 403 Blaenau Gwent, [2005–06] 655 Peter John Law deceased Brent East, [2002–03] 582 Mr Paul Daisley deceased Bromley and Chiselhurst, [2005– Rt hon Eric Forth deceased 06] 655 Cheadle, [2005–06] 76 Mrs Patsy Calton deceased Crewe and Nantwich, [2007–08] Mrs Gwyneth Dunwoody deceased 357 Dunfermline and West Fife, Rachel Squire deceased [2005–06] 376 Ealing, Southall, [2006–07] 446 Mr Piara Singh Khabra deceased Glasgow East, [2007–08] 497 Mr David Marshall Manor of Northstead Glasgow North East, [2008–09] Mr Michael J. Martin Manor of Northstead 631 Glenrothes, [2007–08] 608 Mr John MacDougall deceased Haltemprice and Howden, [2007– Rt hon David Michael Davis Chiltern Hundreds 08] 466 Hartlepool, [2003–04] 506 Rt hon Peter Benjamin Mandelson Manor of Northstead Henley, [2007–08] 432 Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson Manor of Northstead Ipswich, [2001–02] 163 Mr Jamie Charles Cann deceased Leicester South, [2003–04] 403 James Marshall deceased Livingston, [2005–06] 166 Rt hon Robin Cook deceased Norwich North, [2008–09] 481 Dr Ian Gibson Chiltern Hundreds Ogmore, [2001–02] 304 Sir Raymond Powell deceased Sedgefield, [2006–07] 446 Rt hon Anthony Charles Lynton Blair Chiltern Hundreds 268 ELECTIONS
III. MISCELLANEOUS: Sessional Order relating to double returns, [2000–01] Speaker acquaints House with Certificate and Report 1; [2001–02] 15; [2002–03] 1; [2003–04] 1. from Judges appointed to try Election Petition, Sessional Resolution relating to bribery, [2000–01] 1; —in relation to the Fermanagh and South Tyrone [2001–02] 15; [2002–03] 1; [2003–04] 1. Constituency, [2001–02] 141. Lays copy of Shorthand Writer’s Notes and a copy of the Order made by the Resolution, That this House takes note of the Third Court, [2001–02] 239. Report of the Procedure Committee, Session 2002–03, on Sessional Orders and Resolutions, House of Commons Permanent provision relating to Members returned for Paper No. 855, and the Government’s Response thereto two places, [2003–04] 591. (published as the Committee’s Third Special Report of Motion made and Question proposed, That Speaker the current Session, House of Commons Paper No. 613); do issue Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to make out approves the proposals set out in paragraphs 9, 10 and 25 a new Writ for the electing of a Member in the room of a of the Report for changes in the practice of the House at deceased Member, [2007–08] 357. Motion opposed; de- the beginning of each Session [&c.], [2003–04] 591. bate resumed, Question put and agreed to, [2007–08] 357. Speaker’s Committee appointed under Political Parties, Motion made, That Speaker do issue Warrant to the Elections and Referendums Act 2000, [2000–01] 93; Clerk of the Crown to make out new Writ for the electing [2001–02] 41; [2005–06] 27. of a Member, [2008–09] 582. Motion opposed; debate Speaker’s appointment of members to exercise his resumed, Motion amended on Division, to leave out from powers under the Recess Elections Act 1975 when there is `That’ to the end of the Question and insert ‘this House do no Speaker or the Speaker is outside the United Kingdom, pass to the Orders of the day’; Question, as amended, put [2001–02] 48. and agreed to (Question superseded), [2008–09] 582. ESTIMATES 269 ESTIMATES
I. Reports from Liaison Committee
II. Proceedings Pursuant to Standing Order (Consideration of estimates)
III. Proceedings Pursuant to Standing Order (Questions on Voting of Estimates, &c.)
IV. Miscellaneous
I. REPORTS FROM LIAISON COMMITTEE: Relating to consideration of Estimates pursuant to —Report agreed with, [2000–01] 26, 221; [2001–02] Standing Order (Liaison Committee), [2000–01] 17, 220, 338, 595; [2002–03] 33, 230, 449; [2003–04] 13, 191; [2001–02] 194, 328, 566; [2002–03] 24, 223, 440; 175, 389; [2004–05] 29, 217; [2005–06] 313, 509*, 705; [2003–04] 1, 164, 379; [2004–05] 24, 214; [2005–06] [2006–07] 39, 204, 454; [2007–08] 56, 232, 505; [2008– 307, 509, 698; [2006–07] 26, 198, 446; [2007–08] 45, 09] 11, 176, 483; [2009–10] 28, 270. 217, 491; [2008–09] 3, 166, 480; [2009–10] 21, 260. *on the same day as the Report.
II. PROCEEDINGS PURSUANT TO STANDING ORDER (CONSIDERATION OF ESTIMATES):
Allotted Subject Proceedings Question Question put Sum granted day deferred and agreed (r) = resources to (c) = cash
[2000–01] 1st, 1st part Supplementary Estimates, — — 30 £81,746,000 2000–01 (Class III, Vote 1) 2nd Vote on Account, 2001– — — 229 £410,620,000 (r) 02 (Foreign and Com- £508,690,000 (c) mon-wealth Office) [2001–02] 1st Vote on Account, Debate conclud- 255 256 £1,489,011,000 (r) ed, 255 £1,488,290,000 (c) 2002–03: Culture, Media and Sport Vote on Account, Proceedings 255 256 £955,500,000 (r) interrupted, 255 £993,621,000 (c) 2002–03: Environment, Food and Regional Affairs 2nd Supplementary Estimates, Debate conclud- 396 396 £3,020,000 (r) ed, 396 £3,020,000 (c) 2001–02: HM Treasury Supplementary Estimates, Proceedings 396 396 £2,058,352,000 (r) interrupted, 396 £1,636,556,000 (c) 2001–02: Defence 3rd Estimates, Debate con- 642 643 £32,972,185,000 (r) cluded, 642 £31,415,020,000 (c) 2002–03: Transport, Local Govern- ment and the Regions (Motion to reduce Esti- mate: negatived on Division) 270 ESTIMATES
Allotted Subject Proceedings Question Question put Sum granted day deferred and agreed (r) = resources to (c) = cash Estimates, 2002–03: Proceedings 643 643 £12,839,695,000 (r) Education and Skills interrupted, 643 £13,409,689,000 (c) [2002–03] 1st Vote on Account, 2003– — — 62 £4,651,171,000 (r) 04: Home Office £4,597,261,000 (c) 2nd Supplementary Estimates, — — 235 £144,807,000 (r) 2002–03: Foreign and £26,460,000 (c) Commonwealth Office 3rd Estimates, 2002–03: Debate conclud- 467 467 £7,181,299,000 (r) Home Office ed, 467 £7,391,460,000 (c) Estimates, 2003–04: Proceedings 467 467 £1,386,358,000 (r) Department for Environ- interrupted, 467 £1,456,729,000 (c) ment, Food and Rural Affairs 2003–04 1st Vote on Account 2004– Debate conclud- 36 36 £22,505,326,000 (r) 05: Department for Work ed, 36 £22,418,785,000 (c) and Pensions Vote on Account 2004– Proceedings 36 36 £2,101,186,000 (r) 05: Department of Trade interrupted, 36 £3,749,956,000 (c) and Industry 2nd Supplementary Estimates Debate conclud- 194 194 £1,377,992,000 (r) 2003–04: Department for ed, 194 £41,854,000 (c) Transport Supplementary Estimates Proceedings 194 194 £1,251,750,000 (r) 2003–04: Department for interrupted, 194 £613,478,000 (c) Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 3rd Estimates 2004–05: De- — — 403 £5,665,964,000 (r) partment for Transport £5,144,950,000 (c) [2004–05] 1st Vote on Account, 2005– Debate conclud- 42 42 £26,303,662,000 (r) 06: Department ed, 42 £26,318,077,000 (c) for Work and Pensions Supplementary Estimates, Proceedings 42 42 £448,598,000 (r) 2004–05 interrupted, 42 £461,594,000 (c) (Department for Educa- tion and Skills) 2nd (1st Supplementary Estimates, — — 228 £63,523,000 (r) part) 2004–05 £65,461,000 (c) (Department for Culture, Media and Sport) [2005–06] 1st Vote on Account, — — 328 £27,595,662,000 (r) 2006–07: Department of £26,808,818,000 (c) Health 2nd Supplementary Estimate, Debate con- 518 518 £1,776,067,000 (r) 2005–06: Ministry of cluded, 518 £1,889,814,000 (c) Defence Supplementary Estimate, Proceedings 518 518 £1,785,769,000 (r) 2005–06: Department of interrupted, 518 £2,364,998,000 (c) Health ESTIMATES 271
Allotted Subject Proceedings Question Question put Sum granted day deferred and agreed (r) = resources to (c) = cash
3rd Department of Health, Debate con- 719 719 £37,417,520,000 (r) in so far as the Estimate cluded, 719 £38,276,451,000 (c) relates to a grant-in-aid to the Human Fertilis- ation and Embryology Authority The Electoral Commis- Proceedings 720 720 £15,334,000 (r) sion interrupted, 719 £15,777,000 (c) [2006–07] 1st Supplementary Estimates Debate conclud- 55 55 £1,351,500,000 (r) 2006–07: Department for ed, 55 £1,357,195,000 (c) Communities and Local Government Supplementary Estimates Proceedings 55 55 £782,539,000 (r) 2006– 07: Department for interrupted, 55 £517,523,000 (c) Work and Pensions 2nd Supplementary Estimates Debate conclud- 220 220 £94,395,000 (r) 2006–07: Department of ed, 220 £1,000 (c) Health Supplementary Estimates 220 220 £849,010,000 (r) 2006–07: Department for £533,764,000 (c) Transport 3rd Estimates, 2007–08: Debate conclud- 473 474 £4,098,506,000 (r) Department of Trade and ed, 473 £3,294,715,000 (c) Industry Estimates, 2007–08: Proceedings 474 474 £3,201,338,000(r) Department for Environ- interrupted, 474 £2,731,293,000(c) ment, Food and Rural Affairs [2007–08] 1st Supplementary Estimates Debate conclud- 69 69 £10,5966,000 (r) 2007–08: Cabinet Office ed, 69 £2,930,000 (c)
Supplementary Estimates Proceedings 69 69 £627,101,000 (r) 2007–08: Department for interrupted, 69 £1,147,101,000 (c) Work and Pensions 2nd Supplementary Estimates Debate conclud- 248 248 £7,092,000 (r) 2007–08: HM Treasury ed, 248 £11,841,000 (c) Supplementary Estimates Proceedings 248 248 £2,059,473,000 (r) 2007–08: Department for interrupted, 248 £1,859,129,000 (c) Transport 3rd Estimates, 2008–09: De- Debate conclud- 518 518 £8,777,927,000 (r) partment for Transport ed, 518 £7,136,325,000 (c) Estimates, 2008–09: De- Proceedings 518 519 £11,040,399,000 (r) partment for Innovation, interrupted, 518 £12,519,763,000 (c) Universities and Skills [2008–09] 1st Vote on Account 2009– Debate conclud- 31 31 £315,000 (r) £700,000 10: Office of Gas and ed, 31 (c) Electricity Markets Vote on Account 2009– Proceedings 31 31 £33,990,717,000 (r) 10: Department of Health interrupted, 31 £33,474,467,000 (c) 272 ESTIMATES
Allotted Subject Proceedings Question Question put Sum granted day deferred and agreed (r) = resources to (c) = cash
2nd Supplementary Esti- Debate con- 194 194 –£1,870622,000 (r) mates, 2008–09: De- cluded, 194 –£2,011,255,000 (c) partment for Business, Enterprise and Regulato- ry Reform Supplementary Esti- Proceedings 194 194 £8,244,816,000 (r) mates, 2008–09: Depart- interrupted, 194 ment for Transport 3rd Estimates 2009–10: Debate con- 498 499 £32,152,966,000 (r) Department for Children, cluded, 498 £32,181,534,000 (c) Schools and Families Estimates 2009–10: De- Proceedings 499 499 £8,812,695,000 (r) partment for Transport interrupted, 499 £7,734,837,000 (c) [2009–10] 1st Vote on Account 2010- Debate con- 71 72 £9,653,466,000 (r) 11: Department for cluded, 31 £11,071,732,000 (c) Business, Innovation and Skills Vote on Account 2010- Proceedings 71 72 £17,434,832,000 (r) 11: Department for interrupted, 31 £17,433,673,000 (c) Communities and Local Government 2nd Supplementary Esti- Debate con- 316 317 £969,893,000 (r) mates, 2009–10: Depart- cluded, 194 £606,272,000 (c) ment of Health Supplementary Esti- Proceedings 316 317 £606,268,000 (r) mates, 2009–10: Depart- interrupted, 194 £257,734, 000 (c) ment for Transport Supplementary Esti- Debate con- — 317 £242,822,000 (r) mates, 2009–10: HM cluded, 498 £212,951,000 (c) Revenue and Customs
III. PROCEEDINGS PURSUANT TO STANDING ORDER (QUESTIONS ON VOTING OF ESTIMATES, &C.):
Day not later than Subject Question put Sum granted and agreed to at (r) = resources 10.00 pm (c) = cash
[2000–01] 6 February Supplementary Estimates, 2000–01 30 £4,352,561,000 18 March Estimates, 2001–02 (Navy) Vote A 229 (7.00 pm) — Estimates, 2001–02 (Army) Vote A 229 (7.00 pm) — Estimates, 2001–02 (Air) Vote A 229 (7.00 pm) — Estimates, Excesses, 1999–2000 230 (7.00 pm) £447,616.60 Supplementary Estimates, 2000–01 230 (7.00 pm) £2,327,637,000 ESTIMATES 273
Day not later than Subject Question put Sum granted and agreed to at (r) = resources 10.00 pm (c) = cash
Estimates, 2001–02 (Vote on Account) 230 (7.00 pm) £120,516,064,000 (r) £120,348,528,000 (c) Pursuant to Order, Estimates, 2001–02 355 £149,381,539,000 (r) on 9 May £144,305,891,000 (c) [2001–02] 5 August Supplementary Estimates, 2001–02 69 £1,250,531,000 (r) £2,853,190,000 (c) 6 February Supplementary Estimates, 2001–02 256 £6,469,599,000 (r) £7,238,134,000 (c) Vote on Account (2002–03) 256 £122,901,958,000 (r) £122,322,660,000 (c) 18 March Estimates, 2002–03 (Navy) Vote A 396 (7.00 pm) — Estimates, 2002–03 (Army) Vote A 397 (7.00 pm) — Estimates, 2002–03 (Air) Vote A 397 (7.00 pm) — Estimates (Excesses) 2000–01 397 (7.00 pm) £3,097,059.33 (c) Supplementary Estimates, 2001–02 397 (7.00 pm) £4,531,170,000 (r) £3,727,881,000 (c) 5 August Estimates, 2002–03 643 (7.00 pm) £119,712,696,000 (r) £112,473,739,000 (c) [2002–03] 6 February Supplementary Estimates, 2002–03 62 £7,400,007,000 (r) £8,995,029,000 (c) Vote on Account, 2003–04 62 £151,331,461,000 (r) £126,882,161,000 (c) 18 March Estimates, 2002–03 (Navy) Vote A 235 — Estimates, 2002–03 (Army) Vote A 235 — Estimates, 2003–04 (Navy) Vote A 235 — Estimates, 2003–04 (Army) Vote A 236 — Estimates, 2003–04 (Air) Vote A 236 — Estimates, Excesses, 2001–02 236 £1,504,912,617.37(r) £199,955,750.09 (c) Supplementary Estimates, 2002–03 236 £21,242,681,000 (r) £7,471,054,000 (c) 5 August Estimates, 2003–04 467 £194,587,132,000 (r) £163,523,577,000 (c) [2003–04] 6 February Supplementary Estimates 2003–04 36 £6,616,861,000 (r) £7,324,511,000 (c) Vote on Account 2004–05 37 £122,627,365,000 (r) £117,444,070,000 (c) 18 March Estimates, 2004–05: Navy Vote A 194 — Estimates, 2004–05: Army Vote A 194 — 274 ESTIMATES
Day not later than Subject Question put Sum granted and agreed to at (r) = resources 10.00 pm (c) = cash
Estimates, 2004–05: Air Vote A 194 — Estimates, Excesses, 2002–03 194 £15,975,062.02 (r) £1,188.38 (c) Supplementary Estimates 2003–04 195 £24,448,658,000 (r) £10,013,491,000 (c) 5 August Estimates, 2004–05 403 £195,591,528,000 (r) £177,378,551,000 (c) [2004–05] 6 February Supplementary Estimates, 2004–05 42 £6,294,293,000 (r) £7,160,331,000 (c) Vote on Account (2005–06) 43 £131,777,005,00 (r) £123,221,531,000 (c) 18 March Estimates, 2005–06 (Navy) Vote A 228 After three — hours, pursuant to Order (219) Estimates, 2005–06 (Army) Vote A 228 After three — hours, pursuant to Order (219) Estimates, 2005–06 (Air) Vote A 228 After three — hours, pursuant to Order (219) Estimates, Excesses, 2003–04 228 After three £69,497,995.67 (r) hours, pursuant to £67,597,194.64 (c) Order (219) Supplementary Estimates, 2004–05 229 After three £7,003,959,000 (r) hours, pursuant to £6,008,327,000 (c) Order (219) [2005–06] Day not later than Subject Question put and Sum granted agreed to at 10.00 (r) = resources pm (c) = cash
5 August Estimates, 2005–06 90 (6.00 pm) £277,697,397,000 (r) £203,017,367,000 (c) 6 February Supplementary Estimates, 2005–06 328 (6.00 pm) £3,183,848,000 (r)£4,677,710,000 (c) Vote on Account, 2006–07 328 (6.00 pm) £144,195,341,000 (r) £134,448,075,000 (c) 20 March* Estimates, 2006–07 (Navy) Vote A 518 — Estimates, 2006–07 (Army) Vote A 518 — Estimates, 2006–07 (Air) Vote A 518 — Estimates, Excesses, 2004–05 518 £188,157,000 (r) Supplementary Estimates, 2005–06 519 £6,385,504,000 (r) £3,382,915,000 (c) ESTIMATES 275
Day not later than Subject Question put Sum granted and agreed to at (r) = resources 10.00 pm (c) = cash
3 July Estimates 2006–07: The Electoral Com- 720 £15,334,000 (r) mission £15,777,000 (c) *See Order amending Standing Order in Miscellaneous. [2006–07] 6 February Supplementary Estimates 2006– 07 55 (6.00 pm) £4,150,559,000 (r) £5,956,487,000 (c) Estimates, 2006– 07 (Navy) Vote A 55 (6.00 pm) — Estimates, 2006– 07 (Army) Vote A 55 (6.00 pm) — Estimates, 2006– 07 (Air) Vote A 55 (6.00 pm) — 12 March Estimates, 2007– 08 (Navy) Vote A 220 — Estimates, 2007– 08 (Army) Vote A 220 — Estimates, 2007– 08 (Air) Vote A 220 — Estimates, Excesses, 2005– 06 220 £795,801,000 (r) £7,122,263,000 (c) Supplementary Estimates, 2006– 07 220 £6,125,169,000 (r) £7,122,263,000 (c) 9 July Estimates, 2007– 08 220 £241,430,352,000 (r) £216,596,983,000 (c) [2007–08] 6 February Supplementary Estimates and New Esti- 69 (7.00 pm) £5,529,376,000 (r) mates 2007–08 £6,391,199,000 (c) Estimates 2008–09 (Vote on Account) 70 (7.00 pm) £194,866,358,000 (r) £179,676,962,000 (c) 18 March Estimates, 2008–09 (Navy) Vote A 249 — Estimates, 2008–09 (Army) Vote A 249 — Estimates, 2008–09 (Air) Vote A 249 — Estimates, Excesses, 2006–07 249 £38,611,000 (r) Supplementary Estimates, 2007–08 249 £14, 190, 565, 000 (r) £5,692,926,000 (c) 5 August Estimates and Supplementary Estimates, 519 £233,217,986,000 (r) 2008–09 £230,753,553,000 (c) 9 July Estimates, 2007– 08 220 £241,430,352,000 (r) £216,596,983,000 (c) (See also IV Miscellaneous for a Supplementary Estimate not under the Standing Order) [2008–09] 6 February Supplementary Estimates and New Esti- 31 £7,425,726,000 (r) mates 2008–09 £32,112,484,000 (c) Estimates 2009–10 (Vote on Account) 31 £168,435,164,00 (r) £160,963,839,000 (c) 18 March Estimates, 2009–10 (Navy) Vote A 194 — Estimates, 2009–10 (Army) Vote A 195 — Estimates, 2009–10 (Air) Vote A 195 — 276 ESTIMATES
Day not later than Subject Question put Sum granted and agreed to at (r) = resources 10.00 pm (c) = cash
Estimates, Excesses, 2007–08 195 £1,886,000 (r) £5,780,000 (c) Supplementary Estimates, 2008–09 195 £31,504,116,000 (r) £14,060,891,000 (c) 5 August Estimates and Supplementary Estimates, 499 (6.00 pm) £8,812,695,000 (r) 2009–10 £7,734,837,000 (c) [2009–10] 10 December Estimates, 2009–10 (Navy) Vote A 72 (6.00 pm) — Supplementary Estimates and New Esti- 72 (6.00 pm) £6,617,232,000 (r) mates, 2009–10 £23,998,577,000 (c) Estimates 2009–10 (Vote on Account) 72 (6.00 pm) £191,087,107,000 (r) £190,506,334,000 (c) 10 March Estimates, 2010-11 (Navy) Vote A 317 — Estimates, 2010-11 (Army) Vote A 317 — Estimates, 2010-11 (Air) Vote A 317 — Estimates, Excesses 2008–09 317 £23,893,853,000 (r) Supplementary Estimates, 2009–10 318 £9,706,070,000 (r) £7,035,947,000 (c)
IV. MISCELLANEOUS: Bills ordered on Estimates Resolutions, [2000–01] 30, ment Resources and Accounts Act 2000 for the year that 230, 355; [2001–02] 69, 256, 397, 643; [2002–03] 58, 62, ended on 31st March 2002 be modified in accordance 236; [2003–04] 37, 195, 404; [2004–05] 43, 229; [2005– with House of Commons Paper No. 121, [2002–03] 57 06] 90, 329, 519, 720; [2006–07] 56, 221, 474; [2007–08] (Motion made and Question put, [2002–03] 54). 70, 249, 519, 614; [2008–09] 31, 195, 499; [2009–10] 72, Order, That in the current Session, Standing Order 318. (Questions on voting on estimates, &c.) shall apply as if Motion to reduce Estimate negatived on Division, ‘18th March’ read ‘20th March’, [2005–06] 484. [2001–02], 642. Supplementary Estimate, 2008–09: That, for the year Order, That at this day’s sitting, Standing Order ending with 31st March 2009, for expenditure by HM (Questions on voting of estimates, &c.) shall apply as Treasury: if the words ‘(aa) supplementary votes on account for (1) further resources, not exceeding £1,000, be author- the coming financial year;’ were inserted after line 21, ised for use as set out in House of Commons Paper No. [2000–01] 159. 1061, and Order, That at this day’s sitting the requirements of (2) a further sum, not exceeding £42,200,000,000, be paragraph (5) of Standing Order (Questions on voting of granted to Her Majesty out of the Consolidated Fund, to estimates, &c.) shall be dispensed with, [2000–01] 353 meet the costs as so set out (as part of a wider Order). (Question agreed to, pursuant to Order), [2007–08] Order, That the limits on non-operating appropriations 614. in aid set for the purposes of section 2 of the Govern- EUROPEAN UNION DOCUMENTS 277 EUROPEAN UNION DOCUMENTS For lists of documents referred to European Committees —European Committees, [2007–08] 260; [2008–09] 19, and Resolutions reported see Annual Indexes as follows: &c.; [2009–10] 135, &c. [2000–01] 417-9, [2001–02] 908-9, [2002–03] 794-6, Members nominated by Committee of Selection to serve [2003–04] 707, [2004–05] 377,[2005–06] 983-5, [2006– on Standing or General Committees: 07] 690-1, [2007–08] 809-12, [2008–09] 802-4, [2009–10] 480-1. —European Standing Committees (A, B and C), [2001–02] 134. Documents referred to European Committees, [2000– 01] 21, &c.; [2001–02] 95, &c.; [2002–03] 22, &c.; —European Committees, [2007–08] 5, &c.; [2008–09] [2003–04] 20, &c.; [2004–05] 22, &c.; [2005–06] 97, &c.; 11, &c.; [2009–10] 20, &c. [2006–07] 19, &c.; [2007–08] 8, &c.; [2008–09] 19, &c.; Discharge of all members of: [2009–10] 8, &c. —a European Committee, [2007–08] 297; [2008–09] —Documents subsequently referred to a different 67, &c.; [2009–10] 26, &c. European Committee, [2000–01] 78, &c.; [2001–02] 538; [2002–03] 46. Order, That any documents referred to a European Standing Committee which has not been nominated may be —De-referred, [2002–03] 288, 672; [2007–08] 327. considered by a temporary European Standing Committee —To be debated with other specified documents, nominated by the Committee of Selection, [2005–06] 107. [2000–01] 92, 127, 227; [2001–02] 211, &c.; [2002–03] Order, That notwithstanding the provisions of Standing 78, &c.; [2003–04] 120; [2004–05] 84, &c.; [2005–06] Order (Proceedings under an Act or on European Commu- 192; [2006–07] 37, &c.; [2007–08] 54; [2008–09] 19, &c.; nity documents), question to take note of several European [2009–10] 8, &c. Union Documents to be put after three hours, may continue —To be debated with other specified documents already after the moment of interruption and deferred divisions referred, [2006–07] 99, &c. shall not apply, [2005–06] 472. —Document laid in the previous Session replaced by Motion made, and Question proposed, That the House new Documents, [2006–07] 94. takes note of several documents, [2005–06] 476. Members appointed Chairman by the Speaker: Question put after three hours, pursuant to Order, [2005–06] 476. —European Standing Committees, [2000–01] 9, &c.; [2001–02] 197, &c.; [2002–03] 13, &c.; [2003–04] 23, Question put after one and a half hours, agreed to on &c.; [2004–05] 10, &c.; [2005–06] 114, &c.; [2006–07] Division, [2005–06] 850. 311. Minutes of Proceedings of European Standing Commit- —one Chairman in place of another, [2004–05] 10, &c. tees A, B and C to be printed, [2000–01] 359; [2001–02] 814; [2002–03] 711–12; [2003–04] 627. 278 EXAMINERS EXAMINERS I. Appointment
II. Bills Referred to the Examiners
III. Reports from the Examiners
IV. Miscellaneous
I. APPOINTMENT:
Frank Arthur Cranmer [2000–01] 269. Alan Sandall [2007–08] 62. Thomas Vincent Mohan [2001–02] 109. Liam Cledwyn Laurence Smyth [2007–08] 695. David William Neal Doig [2005–06] 881. Simon John Patrick [2008–09] 640.
II. BILLS REFERRED TO THE EXAMINERS: 1. Private Bills Bills after Second Reading, [2001–02] 321; [2002–03] 463; [2004–05] 171; [2005–06] 27; [2006–07] 134; Lords Bills after First Reading, [2000–01] 87; [2001– [2007–08] 159. 02] 97(2); [2002–03] 276, 316, 375, 502.; [2003–04] 337; [2006–07] 308, &c.; [2007–08] 56(2); [2009–10] 19, &c. 2. Public Bills: After First Reading, [2000–01] 315; [2004–05] 176, 301.
III. REPORTS FROM THE EXAMINERS: 1.Private Bills: 03] 302, &c.; [2003–04] 355; [2006–07] 323; [2007–08] 74(2); [2009–10] 29, &c. In the case of Petitions for Bills: In the case of Bills referred after Second Reading: —Standing Orders complied with, [2000–01] 26(2); [2002–03] 92(3); [2003–04] 53; [2005–06] 348; [2006– —Standing Order not previously inquired into com- 07] 80; [2007–08] 101(9); [2008–09] 45(2); [2009–10] plied with, [2001–02] 341; [2002–03] 488; [2005–06] 103. 140; [2007–08] 209. —Joint report from both Examiners, [2001–02] 273; In the case of Petitions for Additional Provision: [2002–03] 92(3); [2004–05] 66. —Standing Orders not complied with, [2001–02] —Standing Orders not complied with, [2001–02] 273; 540(2); [2005–06] 431; [2007–08] 405(4). [2004–05] 66; [2006–07] 576 (Hybrid Bill). 2.Public Bills: In the case of Lords Bills referred after First Reading: In case of Public Bill referred after First Reading: —no Standing Order not previously inquired into ap- —Applicable Standing Orders not complied with, plicable, [2000–01] 111; [2001–02] 139(2), &c.; [2002– [2000–01] 331; [2004–05] 237.
IV. MISCELLANEOUS: Examiner’s Report referred to Standing Orders Com- Examiners appointed by the Speaker, [2000–01] 269; mittee, [2000–01] 331; [2001–02] 540; [2004–05] 66, [2001–02] 109; [2005–06] 881; [2007–08] 62; [2008–09] 237; [2006–07] 576 (Hybrid Bill); [2007–08] 405(4). 640. —In the place of another, [2007–08] 695. HOUSE 279 HOUSE I. House adjourns
II. Motions for the adjournment generally
III. Periodic adjournments
IV. Motions for the adjournment of the House for discussing specific and important matter that should have urgent consideration
V. Sittings of the House 1. Hours of sitting and rising 2. Resolutions and Orders relating to sittings 3. Motions that the House sit in private 4. Suspension of Sittings of the House 5. House sits pursuant to Notice given under Standing Order (Earlier meeting of House in certain cir- cumstances) 6. Returns (Sittings of the House)
VI. Sittings of the House in Westminster Hall
VII. Business of the House 1. Orders relating to the precedence of business 2. Orders, under Standing Order (Exempted business), enabling specified business to be proceeded with, though opposed 3. Orders providing for Motion to be made without notice 4. Orders providing for Questions to be put at a specified hour or at the end of a specified period 5. Orders providing for Questions to be put at a specified hour or at the end of a specified period in relation to proceedings on Statutory Instruments, &c./Delegated Legislation, European Community/ Union Documents, or other proceedings pursuant to Act 6. Orders relating to Motions for the Adjournment of the House 7. Orders relating to proceedings at the end of the Parliament 8. Returns (Business of the House)
VIII. Private Business 1. Orders enabling specified business to be proceeded with until any hour, or until a specified hour at the end of a specified period 2. Other orders relating to Business of the House
IX. Earlier Recall of the House
X. House observes period of silence
XI. Miscellaneous
I. HOUSE ADJOURNS: House resolves to adjourn now, [2000–01] 15, &c.; —till tomorrow, [2000–01] 4, &c.; [2001–02] 2, &c.; [2001–02] 9, &c.; [2002–03] 4, &c.; [2003–04] 4, &c.; [2002–03] 8, &c.; [2003–04] 4, &c.; [2004–05] 3, &c.; [2004–05] 3, &c.; [2005–06] 16, &c.; [2006–07] 3, &c.; [2005–06] 2, &c.; [2006–07] 3, &c.; [2007–08] 3, &c.; [2007–08] 3, &c.; [2008–09] 3, &c.; [2009–10] 3, &c. [2008–09] 3, &c.; [2009–10] 3, &c. —until today, [2007–08] 647; [2008–09] 354; [2009– House adjourned by the Speaker without Question put, 10] 79. Motion for the Adjournment having been made: —until a specified day, [2001–02] 10, &c.; [2002–03] —at or after 2.30 pm (on a Friday), [2000–01] 10, &c.; 11, &c.; [2003–04] 7, &c.; [2004–05] 9, &c.; [2005–06] [2001–02] 215, &c.; [2002–03] 250, &c.; [2003–04] 244, 10, &c.; [2006–07] 7, &c.; [2007–08] 23, &c.; [2008–09] &c.; [2004–05] 144, 215; [2005–06] 316; [2006–07] 199, 45, &c.; [2009–10] 97, &c. &c.; [2007–08] 152, &c.; [2008–09] 193, &c.; [2009–10] 208, &c. —pursuant to Resolution, [2004–05] 71. 280 HOUSE —at or after 6.00 pm on a Thursday, [2002–03] 126, —until today, [2000–01] 15, 27, 38, 45, 51, 54, &c.; [2003–04] 68, &c.; [2004–05] 24, &c.; [2005–06] 82, 140, 159, 201, 218, 238, 243, 286, 290, 301, 316; 329, &c.; [2006–07] 57, &c.; [2007–08] 433, &c.; [2001–02] 200, 242, 262, 342, 655, 715, 785; [2002–03] [2008–09] 23, &c.; [2009–10] 371, &c. 371, 457, 500, 609, 709; [2004–05] 191; [2005–06] 762; [2006–07] 277, 438; [2007–08] 305; [2008–09] 354; —at or after 7.00 pm on a Thursday, [2000–01] 8, &c.; [2009–10] 79. [2001–02] 179, &c.; [2003–04] 14, &c. —until tomorrow, [2000–01] 4, &c.; [2001–02] 2, &c.; —at or after 7.00 pm on a Tuesday or Wednesday, [2002–03] 4, &c.; [2003–04] 4, &c.; [2004–05] 3, &c.; [2002–03] 108, &c.; [2003–04] 14, &c.; [2004–05] 19, [2005–06] 13, &c.; [2006–07] 3, &c.; [2007–08] 3, &c.; &c.; [2005–06] 38, &c.; [2006–07] 109, &c.; [2007–08] [2008–09] 3, &c.; [2009–10] 3, &c. 19, &c.; [2008–09] 17, &c.; [2009–10] 134, &c. —from Friday until Monday, [2000–01] 10, &c.; —at or after 10.00 pm, [2000–01] 4, &c.; [2001–02] [2001–02] 24, &c.; [2002–03] 11, &c.; [2003–04] 110, 18, &c.; (on a Monday) [2002–03] 163, &c.; [2003–04] &c.; [2004–05] 144, &c.; [2005–06] 196, &c.; [2006–07] 25, &c.; (on a Monday), [2004–05] 12; [2005–06] 23, 115, &c.; [2007–08] 152, &c.; [2008–09] 167, &c.; &c.; [2006–07] 138, &c.; [2007–08] 106, &c.; [2008–09] [2009–10] 186, &c. 26, &c.; [2009–10] 29, &c. —from Friday till Tuesday, [2001–02] 10. Before Temporary Standing Orders (New provision for earlier sittings on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and for —from Thursday until Monday, [2000–01] 57, &c. Thursdays and Fridays) came into effect on 1st January [2001–02] 37, &c.; [2002–03] 26, &c.; [2003–04] 7, &c.; 2003: [2004–05] 9, &c.; [2005–06] 10, &c.; [2006–07] 7, &c.; [2007–08] 11, &c.; [2008–09] 7, &c.; [2009–10] 7, &c. —at or after 10.00 pm, [2002–03] 67, &c. —from Thursday till Tuesday, [2001–02] 53. House adjourns: —till a future day, pursuant to Resolution, [2004–05] 71.
II. MOTIONS FOR THE ADJOURNMENT GENERALLY: Lapse: —after three hours, pursuant to Order, [2003–04] 28, 237, 309. —pursuant to Order, [2000–01] 42; [2002–03] 118, 402, 533; [2005–06] 152. Before temporary Standing Order (New provision for earlier sittings on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and for —at 2.30 pm on a Friday, [2000–01] 95; [2001–02] Thursdays and Fridays) came into effect on 1 January 138, &c. 2003: —at 4.00 pm, pursuant to Order, [2003–04] 410. —at 7.00 pm on a Thursday, [2002–03] 98. —at 5.00 pm, pursuant to Order, [2001–02] 771. —at 10.00 pm, [2002–03] 75, &c. —at 6.00 pm, [2003–04] 53, &c. Withdrawn, [2000–01] 24, &c.; [2001–02] 77, &c.; —on a Thursday, [2002–03] 192, &c.; [2004–05] 103; [2002–03] 211, &c.; [2003–04] 87, &c.; [2004–05] 24, [2005–06] 39, &c.; [2006–07] 34, &c.; [2007–08] 23, 58, 70; [2005–06] 194, &c.; [2006–07] 100, &c.; [2007– &c.; [2008–09] 7, &c.; [2009–10] 139, &c. 08] 413; [2008–09] 276, 383. —at 7.00 pm, [2003–04] 14, &c. Questions negatived, [2006–07] 124. —on a Tuesday or Wednesday, [2002–03] 132, &c.; —on Division, [2001–02] 163, 732; [2002–03] 135. [2004–05] 83, 133; [2005–06] 58, &c.; [2006–07] 50, Stood adjourned, pursuant to Standing Order (Sittings &c.; [2007–08] 144, &c.; [2008–09] 39, &c.; [2009–10] of the House); and resumed at same sitting, [2001–02] 95, &c. 124, 715; [2002–03] 402, 533; [2003–04] 471. —on a Thursday, [2000–01] 93, &c.; [2001–02] 179, Sitting suspended during course of Debate on Motion, &c. [2003–04] 624. —at 8.00 pm, pursuant to Order, [2003–04] 471. Motions for the Adjournment on specified subjects, —at 10.00 pm, [2001–02] 130, &c. [2000–01] 24, &c.; [2001–02] 77, &c.; [2002–03] 75, &c.; [2003–04] 28, &c.; [2004–05] 24, &c.; [2005–06], — (on a Monday) [2002–03] 663; [2003–04] 143, &c.; 24 &c.; [2006–07] 39, &c.; [2007–08] 19 , &c.; [2008– [2004–05] 167, 305; [2005–06] 16, &c.; [2006–07] 43, 09] 3, &c.; [2009–10] 3, &c. &c.; [2007–08] 3, &c.; [2008–09] 70, &c.; [2009–10] 3, &c. [For a list of subjects, see IV MOTIONS FOR AD- JOURNMENT ON SPECIFIED SUBJECTS or, from —at midnight, pursuant to Order, [2001–02] 124. Session 2007–08, DEBATE in annual indexes.] HOUSE 281
III. PERIODIC ADJOURNMENTS: House resolves: From Wednesday 10 February to Monday 22 February 2010, [2009–10] 133**(152). —At its rising on the current day to adjourn until a specified day, [2001–02] 110, &c. Easter Adjournment —at its rising on a future day to adjourn until a From Tuesday 10 April to Monday 23 April 2001, specified day, [2000–01] 18 (Motion made and Question [2000–01] 315. put, 14), 119, 290, 332, 353 (as part of a wider Order); From Tuesday 26 March to Tuesday 9 April 2002, [2001–02] 43, 238, 323, 404, 506, 654; [2003–04] 22, [2001–02] 442. &c.; [2004–05] 24, &c.; [2005–06] 26, &c.; [2006–07] 7, &c.. [Note: the House met on Wednesday 3 April 2002 pursuant to a Notice given by the Speaker under Standing —at its rising on future days to adjourn until specified Order (Earlier meeting of House in certain circumstanc- days: es).] Christmas Adjournment From Wednesday 3 April to Wednesday 10 April 2002, From Thursday 21 December 2001 to Monday 8 Janu- [2001–02] 445. ary 2001, [2000–01] 42. From Monday 14 April to Monday 28 April 2003, From Wednesday 19 December 2001 to Tuesday 8 [2002–03] 300. January 2002, [2001–02] 278. From Friday 30 April to Tuesday 4 May 2004, [2003– From Thursday 19 December 2002 to Tuesday 7 Janu- 04] 302. ary 2003, [2002–03] 48. From Thursday 24 March to Monday 4 April 2005, From Thursday 18 December 2003 to Monday 5 Janu- [2004–05] 302. ary 2004, [2003–04] 54. From Thursday 30 March to Tuesday 18 April 2006, From Tuesday 21 December 2004 to Monday 10 Janu- [2005–06] 563. ary 2005, [2004–05] 71. From Thursday 29 March to Monday 16 April 2007, From Tuesday 20 December 2005 to Monday 9 Janu- [2006–07] 187. ary 2006, [2005–06] 352. From Thursday 20 March to Tuesday 25 March 2008, From Tuesday 19 December 2006 to Monday 8 Janu- [2007–08] 219. ary 2007, [2006–07] 24. From Thursday 2 April to Monday 20 April 2009, From Tuesday 18 December 2007 to Monday 7 Janu- [2008–09] 202** (208). ary 2008, [2007–08] 52. From Tuesday 30 March to Tuesday 6 April 2010, From Thursday 18 December 2008 to Monday 12 [2009–10] 359 (House sat until 12.33 am on Wednesday January 2009, [2008–09] 32**(37). 31 March). From Wednesday 16 December 2009 to Tuesday 5 May Day Adjournment January 2010, [2009–10] 10**(17). From Thursday 3 May to Tuesday 8 May 2001, February Adjournment [2000–01] 346. From Thursday 15 February to Monday 26 February From Thursday 2 May to Tuesday 7 May 2002, 2001, [2000–01] 147. [2001–02] 531. From Thursday 14 February to Monday 25 February From Thursday 1 May to Tuesday 6 May 2003, 2002, [2001–02] 360. [2002–03] 356. From Thursday 13 February to Monday 24 February From Thursday 25 May to Monday 5 June 2006, 2003, [2002–03] 170. [2005–06] 595. From Thursday 12 February to Monday 23 February From Thursday 3 May to Tuesday 8 May 2007, 2004, [2003–04] 139. [2006–07] 310. From Thursday 10 February to Monday 21 February From Thursday 1 May to Tuesday 6 May 2008, 2005, [2004–05] 163. [2007–08] 338. From Thursday 16 February to Monday 27 February From Thursday 30 April to Tuesday 5 May 2009, 2006, [2005–06] 447. [2008–09] 255** (271). From Thursday 8 February to Monday 19 February Spring or Whitsun Adjournment 2007, [2006–07] 109. From Friday 24 May to Monday 10 June 2002, From Thursday 7 February to Monday 18 February [2001–02] 585. 2008, [2007–08] 134. From Thursday 22 May to Tuesday 3 June 2003, From Thursday 12 February to Monday 23 February [2002–03] 393. 2009, [2008–09] 93. From Thursday 27 May to Monday 7 June 2004, [2003–04] 360. 282 HOUSE From Thursday 26 May to Monday 6 June 2005, From Tuesday 24 September to Tuesday 15 October [2005–06] 39. 2002, [2001–02] 732. From Thursday 24 May to Monday 4 June 2007, From Thursday 17 July to Monday 8 September 2003, [2006–07] 353. [2002–03] 158. From Thursday 3 April to Monday 21 April 2008, From Thursday 22 July to Tuesday 7 September 2004, [2007–08] 219. [2003–04] 485. From Thursday 21 May to Monday 1 June 2009, From Thursday 21 July to Monday 10 October 2005, [2008–09] 202. [2005–06] 162. Summer Adjournment From Tuesday 25 July to Monday 9 October 2006, [2005–06] 790. From Friday 20 July to Monday 15 October 2001, [2001–02] 107. From Thursday 26 July to Monday 8 October 2007, [2006–07] 353. [Note: the House met on Friday 14 September, Thurs- day 4 October and Monday 8 October 2001 pursuant to From Tuesday 22 July to Monday 6 October 2008, Notices given by the Speaker under Standing Order (Ear- [2007–08] 427. lier meeting of House in certain circumstances).] From Tuesday 21 July to Monday 12 October 2009, From Friday 14 September to Monday 15 October [2008–09] 483** (491). 2001, [2001–02] 110. Conference Adjournment From Thursday 4 October to Monday 15 October From Thursday 18 September to Tuesday 14 October 2001, [2001–02] 120. 2003, [2002–03] 584. From Tuesday 9 October (Sitting begun on Monday 8 From Thursday 16 September to Monday 11 October October) to Monday 15 October 2001, [2001–02] 124. 2004, [2003–04] 526. From Wednesday 24 July to Tuesday 15 October 2002, Preparatory to Dissolution [2001–02] 727. From Friday 11 May to Tuesday 15 May 2001, [Note: The House met on Tuesday 24 September 2002 [2000–01] 367. pursuant to a Notice given by the Speaker under Standing Order (Earlier meeting of House in certain circumstanc- **Deferred Division. es).]
IV. MOTIONS FOR THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE FOR DISCUSSING SPECIFIC AND IMPORTANT MATTER THAT SHOULD HAVE URGENT CONSIDERATION: The War in Afghanistan: Leave given and Motion motion made and lapsed, after Closure negatived on stood over to following day, [2001–02] 427; motion Division, 720. made, and lapsed after three hours, [2001–02] 431. Healthcare Commission report on Mid Staffordshire Extradition Treaty between the USA and the UK: NHS Foundation, Speaker declines to put application to Leave given and Motion stood over to following day, the House, [2008–09] 244. [2005–06] 740; motion for the adjournment agree to (after Job losses at the Parker Pen factory, Speaker declines closure successfully claimed on Division), [2005–06] to put application to the House, [2008–09] 568. 744. Job losses at the missile-testing base run by QinetiQ Pre-Budget Report (Mr George Osborne), Leave given Range Hebrides, Speaker declines to put application to and Motion stood over to following day, [2007–08] 713; the House, [2008–09] 433.
V. SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE: 1. Hours of sitting and rising: —at 9.30 am (pursuant to Speaker’s notice under Standing Order (Earlier meeting of House in certain cir- House meets: cumstances)), [2001–02] 110, 120. —at 9.30 am on a Friday, [2000–01] 9, &c.; [2001–02] —at 9.30 am (pursuant to Order), [2000–01] 42. 9, &c.; [2002–03] 11, &c.; [2003–04] 109, &c.; [2004– 05] 144, &c.; [2005–06] 195, &c.; [2006–07] 146, &c.; —at 10.00 am (pursuant to Order), [2001–02] 521. [2007–08] 172, &c.; [2008–09] 166, &c.; [2009–10] 185, —at 10.30 am, [2005–06] 21, &c.; [2008–09] 6, &c. &c. —at 10.30 am on a Thursday [2006–07] 5, &c.; [2007–08] 9, &c.; [2009–10] 5, &c. HOUSE 283 —at 10.30 am (on a Friday, by direction of the Speak- o’clock; that references to specified times in Standing er) (because of a security alert), [2001–02] 138. Orders shall be interpreted as a time five hours earlier, except that reference to half-past Eight o’clock shall be —at 11.00 am, [2005–06] 2. substituted for reference to Twelve o’clock in Standing —at 11.25 am (Queen’s speech), [2000–01] 1; [2001– Order (Adjournment on a specific and important matter 02] 15; [2002–03] 1; [2003–04] 1; [2004–05] 1; [2006– that should have urgent consideration), that no standing 07] 1; [2007–08] 1; [2008–09] 1; [2009–10] 1. committees sitting at Westminster shall sit between the hours of twenty-five minutes past Nine o’clock and half- —at 11.30 am: [2005–06] 19, &c.; [2008–09] 17, &c.; past Ten o’clock, except as provided in paragraph (2) of [2009–10] 17, &c. Standing Order (Meetings of standing committees) (with —on a Tuesday or Wednesday, pursuant to temporary appropriate changes to the times mentioned in that para- Standing Order, [2002–03] 107, &c.; [2003–04] 12, &c.; graph), that the Speaker shall put the Questions on mo- [2004–05] 5, &c. tions relating to two Orders no later than three hours after the commencement of proceedings on the first of them; —on a Wednesday, [2006–07] 16, &c.; [2007–08] 6, that proceedings on the Motion for the Adjournment of &c. the House relating to matters to be considered before the —on a Thursday, pursuant to Sessional Order, [2000– forthcoming adjournment may continue for up to three 01] 7, &c.; [2001–02] 21, &c.; [2002–03] 6, &c.; [2003– hours, and may be proceeded with, though opposed, after 04] 6, &c.; [2004–05] 9, &c. Five o’clock, and that the sitting in Westminster Hall shall commence at half-past Twelve o’clock, [2000–01] 31. —at 11.30 am, pursuant to Order, [2001–02] 441. Order, That at a future sitting, notwithstanding pro- —at 11.30 am, pursuant to Speaker’s notice under visions of a previous Order, Government business shall Standing Order (Earlier meeting of House in certain cir- have precedence; that, at two future sittings, Government cumstances), [2001–02] 445, 732. business may be proceeded with though opposed until —at 2.30 pm, [2000–01] 11, &c.; [2001–02] 1, &c.; any hour and that the Order [20th November] relating to [2002–03] 14, &c.; [2003–04] 10, &c.; (on a Monday) deferred Divisions shall not apply; that at this day’s sitting [2004–05] 11, &c.; [2005–06] 11, &c.; [2006–07] 9, &c.; the requirements of paragraph (5) of Standing Order [2007–08] 12, &c.; [2008–09] 9, &c.; [2009–10] 10, &c. (Questions on voting of estimates, &c.) shall be dispensed with, and that any Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill —on a Tuesday or Wednesday immediately following ordered to be brought in and read the first time shall be a periodic adjournment, [2002–03] 101, &c. proceeded with as if its second reading stood as an Order —at 6.00 pm, pursuant to Notice given by the Speaker of the day, and Standing Order (Consolidated Fund Bills) under Standing Order (Earlier meeting of House in certain shall apply; that at this day’s sitting and the next two circumstances), [2001–02] 124. sittings, the House shall not adjourn until any messages from the Lords have been received; that at a future sitting House rises after: the House shall not adjourn until the Speaker shall have —Midnight, [2000–01] 15, 27, 38, 45, 51, 54, 82, 140, reported the Royal Assent, and that at its rising on a 159, 201, 218, 238, 243, 286, 290, 301, 316; [2001–02] future day the House shall adjourn till another future day, 200, 242, 262, 342, 655, 715, 785; [2002–03] 354, 371, [2000–01] 353. 457, 500, 609, 709; [2004–05] 191; [2005–06] 762; Order, That at a future sitting, the provisions of the [2006–07] 277, 438; [2007–08] 305; [2008–09] 354; Order [20th November] relating to Thursday sittings and [2009–10] 79. meetings of standing committees shall apply as if that day —8.00 am: were a Thursday, [2000–01] 304. —at 7.52 pm [2004–05] 242. Order, That the Speaker shall not adjourn the House until any Messages from the Lords have been received: 2. Resolutions and Orders relating to sittings: —on a future day [2000–01] 304; [2001–02] 209, 692, Order, That certain Notices of Oral Questions tabled 785 (several days, as part of wider Order). for specified days shall apply on different days, [2000–01] 10. —until any Message from the Lords relating to a specified Bill [Lords] has been received, [2000–01] 270; House resolves not to sit on certain specified Fridays, [2001–02] 242 (Debate adjourned); 245, 771. [2000–01] 18 (Motion made and Question put, 15); [2001–02] 28; [2002–03] 8. —at this day’s sitting, [2001–02] 568. House resolves to sit on a future Friday, notwithstand- —today and two future days, [2000–01] 353 (as part of ing provision in Sessional Order, [2002–03] 285. a wider Order). Order, that the House shall not sit on a specified Friday —any Committee to draw up Reasons which has been or any later Friday until the end of the present Session of appointed at that sitting has reported, [2001–02] 785 (sev- Parliament, and the provisions of paragraphs (3) and (4) eral days, as part of wider Order). of Standing Order (House not to sit on certain Fridays) —any Committee appointed to draw up Reasons has shall apply to those days, [2001–02] 692. reported and any Messages from the Lords have been Order, That House do meet on a future day (a Thurs- received, [2002–03] 282, 380, 592, 677, 713; [2003–04] day) at half-past Nine o’clock, first proceed with private 600; [2004–05] 313; [2005–06] 534; [2006–07] 598; business, motions for unopposed returns and questions; [2007–08] 354; [2008–09] 133, 702; [2009–10] 209, 414. that proceedings on business shall be interrupted at Five 284 HOUSE —until any Messages from the Lords have been re- —on proceedings on Private Members’ Bills, [2002– ceived and he shall have notified the Royal Assent to Acts 03] 160, 250; [2003–04] 244, 282. agreed upon by both Houses, [2000–01] 304; [2001–02] —no business to stand over, [2003–04] 464, 550; 647; [2006–07] 259; [2007–08] 527. [2004–05] 187, 270; [2005–06] 752. —any Message from the Lords has been received, any Motion, That House sit in private, agreed to, [2001–02] Committee to draw up Reasons has reported and he has 242. notified the Royal Assent to Acts agreed upon by both Houses, [2004–05] 219; [2005–06] 599. Motion, That House sit in private, negatived, [2009– 10] 266, 300. —until he shall have reported the Royal Assent to any Act agreed upon by both Houses, [2000–01] 353 (as part —on Division: [2006–07] 131, &c.; [2007–08] 174, of a wider Order); [2001–02] 242 (Debate adjourned), &c.; [2008–09] 166, &c.; [2009–10] 185, &c. 245; [2002–03] 282, 380, 592; [2005–06] 756; [2006–07] —on proceedings on a Government Motion, [2000–01] 543; [2007–08] 354. 158. —a Message is received from the Lords Commission- —between items of Government business, [2000–01] ers, [2001–02] 785 (as part of a wider Order); [2002–03] 217. 677; [2003–04] 600; [2004–05] 314; [2006–07] 598; [2007–08] 706; [2008–09] 702; [2009–10] 414. —during consideration of a Private Bill, [2000–01] 342. Sitting suspended accordingly, [2003–04] 623, 624, 630, 631(2); [2004–05] 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 317(2), —before Orders of the day are read, [2005–06] 229, 329. &c. Sitting suspended to await a Message from the Lords, Speaker directs Public Galleries to be cleared because pursuant to Order, [2002–03] 685, 707. of misconduct by Strangers, [2003–04] 117. Order, That on a future day, the provisions of Orders 4. Suspension of Sittings of the House: relating to Thursday sittings and meetings of Standing Speaker suspends sitting: Committees should apply as if that day were a Thursday (as part of a wider Order), [2001–02] 429. —until a Message has been received from the Lords, [2001–02] 794, 811, [2002–03] 685, &c.; [2003–04] 623, Order, That on a future day, the House do meet at Ten 631(2); [2004–05] 238, &c.; [2007–08] 211, 372(2), 721. o’clock (as part of a wider Order, on day of presentation of an humble Address), [2001–02] 509. —until 12.30 pm, in lieu of Prime Minister’s Ques- tions [because of bereavement of Leader of the Opposi- Order, That the House shall sit at half past Eleven tion], [2008–09] 157. o’clock and references to specific times in the Standing Orders of this House shall apply as if that day were a —until 2.30 pm, after attendance on Her Majesty in Wednesday, [2006–07] 24; [2007–08] 52, 526. the House of Peers, [2008–09] 1; [2009–10] 1. Order, That on a specified day, references to specific —under Standing Order (Time for taking private times in the Standing Orders shall apply as if that day business) were a Wednesday, [2005–06] 281. —until 3.00 pm, [2009–10] 159. Order, That on a future day, notwithstanding the pro- —until 4.00 pm, 2008–09] 396. visions of Standing Order (Time for taking questions), no Questions shall be taken, provided that, one hour after the —until 7.00 pm, [2008–09] 285. commencement of the sitting, the Speaker may interrupt —until receipt of Message from the Lords Commis- the proceedings in order to permit Questions to be asked sioners, [2008–09] 718. which are in his opinion of an urgent character and relate either to matters of public importance or to the arrange- 5. House sits pursuant to Notice given under Standing ment of business, statements to be made by Ministers Order (Earlier meeting of House in certain circumstanc- or personal explanations to be made by Members (after es): Amendment negatived), [2002–03] 713. [2001–02] 110, 120, 124, 445, 732. 3. Motions that the House sit in private 6. Returns (Sittings of the House): Motion, That the House sit in private, fewer than forty Returns relating to sittings of the House ordered and Members took part in Division; business stood over: made: for Session 1999–2000, [2000–01] 13, 119; for —on proceedings on a Government Motion, [2000–01] Session 2000–01, [2001–02] 26, 108; for Session 2001– 45; [2003–04] 321. 02, [2002–03] 18, 122; for Session 2002–03, [2003–04] 16, 18; for Session 2003–04, [2004–05] 14, 17; for —between items of Government business, [2003–04] Session 2004–05, [2005–06] 24, 48; for Session 2005–06, 204, 576. [2006–07] 10, 51; for Session 2006–07, [2007–08] 14, —before an item of Government business, [2003–04] 110; for Session 2007–08, [2008–09] 13, 242; for Session 280. 2008–09, [2009–10] 23, 166. —before an item of Private Members’ business, [2003–04] 331. HOUSE 285
VI. SITTINGS OF THE HOUSE IN WESTMINSTER HALL: [For Adjournment debates on specific topics, see Sitting adjourned: WESTMINSTER HALL.] —till tomorrow, [2000–01] 24, &c.; [2001–02] 44, House sits in Westminster Hall: &c.; [2002–03] 35, &c.; [2003–04] 30, &c.; [2004–05] 36, &c.; [2005–06] 46, &c.; [2006–07] 32, &c.; [2007– —at 9.30 am, [2000–01] 34, &c.; [2002–03] 35, &c.; 08] 32, &c.; [2008–09] 35, &c.; [2009–10] 36, &c. [2003–04] 30, &c.; [2004–05] 35, &c.; [2005–06] 46, &c.; [2006–07] 32, &c.; [2007–08] 32, &c.; [2008–09] —from Thursday till Tuesday, [2000–01] 24, &c.; 35, &c.; [2009–10] 36, &c. [2001–02] 38, &c.; [2002–03] 27, &c.; [2003–04] 39, &c.; [2004–05] 27, &c.; [2005–06] 51, &c.; [2006–07] —at 9.43 am, [2002–03] 107. 41, &c.; [2007–08] 24, &c.; [2008–09] 45, &c.; [2009– —at 12.34 pm (pursuant to Order specifying half-past 10] 47, &c. Twelve o’clock), [2000–01] 43. Christmas Adjournment —at 2.30 pm, [2000–01] 24, &c.; [2001–02] 38, &c.; From Thursday 21 December 2000 to Tuesday 9 Janu- [2002–03] 27, &c.; [2004–05] 27, &c.; [2005–06] 40, ary 2001, [2000–01] 43. &c.; [2006–07] 41, &c.; 2007–08] 24, &c.; [2008–09] 45, &c.; [2009–10] 47, &c. From Wednesday 19 December 2001 to Tuesday 8 January 2002, [2001–02] 280. Sitting resolved to be adjourned now, [2000–01] 24, &c.; [2001–02] 38, &c.; [2002–03] 35, &c.; [2003–04] From Wednesday 18 December 2002 to Tuesday 7 30, &c.; [2004–05] 27, &c.; [2005–06] 46, &c.; [2006– January 2003, [2002–03] 97. 07] 41, &c.; [2007–08] 24, &c.; [2008–09] 35, &c.; From Wednesday 17 December 2003 to Tuesday 6 [2009–10] 36, &c. January 2004, [2003–04] 53. —at beginning of sitting, [2002–03] 369. From Thursday 16 December 2004 to Tuesday 11 Sitting adjourned by the Deputy Speaker without January 2005, [2004–05] 65. Question put: From Thursday 15 December 2005 to Tuesday 10 —Three members not being present, [2005–06] 262. January 2006, [2005–06] 347. —it being: From Thursday 14 December 2006 to Tuesday 9 Janu- ary 2007, [2006–07] 79. —11.30 am, pursuant to Order, [2002–03] 323. From Tuesday 18 December 2007 to Tuesday 8 Janu- —2.00 pm, [2000–01] 41, &c.; [2001–02] 44, &c.; ary 2008, [2007–08] 104. [2002–03] 61, &c.; [2003–04] 307; [2005–06] 323, &c.; [2006–07] 32, &c.; [2007–08] 111, &c.; [2008–09] 118, From Thursday 18 December 2008 to Tuesday 13 &c.; [2009–10] 128, &c. January 2009, [2008–09] 45. —Two and a half hours after resumption of sitting at From Wednesday 16 December 2009 to Tuesday 5 2.00 pm, it being: January 2010, [2009–10] 98. —4.30 pm, [2002–03] 110, &c.; [2003–04] 88, &c.; February Adjournment [2004–05] 266, 301, 312, 320; From Thursday 15 February to Tuesday 27 February —later than 4.30 pm, [2002–03] 223, &c.; [2003–04] 2001, [2000–01] 148. 132, &c.; [2004–05] 237; From Thursday 14 February to Tuesday 26 February —After two and a half hours after 2.30 pm on a 2002, [2001–02] 361. Wednesday, [2005–06] 49, &c.; [2006–07] 38, &c.; From Thursday 13 February to Tuesday 25 February [2007–08] 117, &c. 2003, [2002–03] 193. —Three hours after the start of a Thursday sitting, it From Thursday 12 February to Tuesday 24 February being: 2004, [2003–04] 141. —5.30 pm, [2000–01] 95, &c.; [2001–02] 137, &c.; From Thursday 10 February to Tuesday 22 February [2002–03] 127, &c.; 2003–04] 39, &c.; [2004–05] 304; 2005, [2004–05] 165. [2005–06] 40, &c.; [2006–07] 79, 101, &c.; [2007–08] 40, &c.; [2008–09] 125, &c.; From Thursday 16 February to Tuesday 28 February 2006, [2005–06] 449. —later than 5.30 pm, [2003–04] 301, 314; [2004–05] 127; From Thursday 8 February to Tuesday 20 February 2007, [2006–07] 162. —5.35 pm, [2007–08] 542. From Thursday 7 February to Tuesday 19 February —5.44 pm, [2005–06] 347. 2008, [2007–08] 190. —5.45 pm, [2000–01] 175; [2001–02] 180, &c.; From Thursday 12 February to Tuesday 24 February [2005–06] 315, 578; [2007–08] 58; [2008–09] 531. 2009, [2008–09] 145. —later than 5.45 pm, [2002–03] 27, &c. From Wednesday 10 February to Tuesday 23 February —6.45 pm, [2006–07] 131. 2010, [2009–10] 236. 286 HOUSE Easter Adjournment From Wednesday 20 July to Tuesday 11 October 2005, [2005–06] 160. From Thursday 5 April to Tuesday 24 April 2001, [2000–01] 305. From Thursday 20 July to Tuesday 10 October 2006, [2005–06] 779. From Thursday 21 March to Tuesday 9 April 2002, [2001–02] 437. From Wednesday 25 July to Tuesday 9 October 2007, [2006–07] 548. From Thursday 10 April to Tuesday 29 April 2003, [2002–03] 326. From Tuesday 22 July to Tuesday 7 October 2008, [2007–08] 580. From Thursday 1 April to Tuesday 20 April 2004, [2003–04] 261. From Tuesday 21 July to Tuesday 13 October 2009, [2008–09] 586. From Thursday 24 March to Tuesday 5 April 2005, [2004–05] 304. Conference Adjournment From Thursday 30 March to Tuesday 18 April 2006, From Thursday 18 September to Tuesday 14 October [2005–06] 564. 2003, [2002–03] 614. From Wednesday 28 March to Tuesday 17 April 2007, From Thursday 16 September to Tuesday 12 October [2006–07] 284. 2004, [2003–04] 528. From Thursday 3 April to Tuesday 22 April 2008, Other Adjournments [2007–08] 330. From Wednesday 19 November to Tuesday 25 Novem- From Thursday 2 April to Tuesday 21 April 2009, ber 2003, [2002–03] 711. [2008–09] 277. From Wednesday 6 April to Tuesday 12 April 2005, From Tuesday 30 March to Tuesday 6 April 2010, pursuant to Order, [2004–05] 320. [2009–10] 402. Certain days appointed as days when the subject for May Day Adjournment debates shall be select committee reports chosen by the Liaison Committee, [2000–01] 34; [2001–02] 340; From Thursday 25 April to Wednesday 1 May 2002, [2002–03] 23; [2003–04] 39; [2004–05] 10; [2005–06] [2001–02] 516. 293; [2006–07] 41; [2007–08] 22; [2008–09] 11; [2009– From Thursday 30 April to Tuesday 5 May, [2008–09] 10] 42. 332. Order varying sitting time on a Thursday to half-past Spring or Whitsun Adjournment Twelve o’clock, [2000–01] 31. From Thursday 23 May to Tuesday 11 June 2002, Motion for four Members appointed to act as addition- [2001–02] 584. al Deputy Speakers at sittings in Westminster Hall; debate adjourned, [2000–01] 85. Debate resumed and Question From Thursday 22 May to Tuesday 3 June 2003, agreed to, [2000–01] 217. [2002–03] 423. Order for four Members appointed to act as additional From Wednesday 9 June to Monday 14 June 2004, Deputy Speakers at sittings in Westminster Hall, [2001– [2003–04] 371. 02] 297; [2002–03] 139. From Thursday 26 May to Tuesday 7 June 2005, Order that, on a future day, there shall be no sittings [2005–06] 40. in Westminster Hall, [2000–01] 304; [2001–02] 774; From Thursday 25 May to Tuesday 6 June 2006, [2002–03] 48, 666; [2003–04] 7, 343; [2004–05] 24, 314; [2005–06] 651. [2005–06] 133; [2006–07] 204, 288, 527. From Thursday 24 May to Tuesday 5 June 2007, —as part of a wider Order, [2001–02] 429, 509; [2006–07] 376. [2005–06] 281, 725, 879; [2006–07] 24, 598; [2009–10] 415. From Thursday 22 May to Tuesday 3 June 2008, [2007–08] 415. Order that, on a future day, the sitting in Westminster Hall shall be suspended from half-past Eleven o’clock From Thursday 21 May to Tuesday 2 June 2009, until Four o’clock, and may then continue for a period of [2008–09] 385. two and a half hours, &c., [2003–04] 102. Summer Adjournment Order that, on a future day, the sitting in Westminster From Thursday 19 July to Tuesday 16 October 2001, Hall shall begin at half-past Nine o’clock and conclude at [2001–02] 106 half-past Eleven o’clock, [2002–03] 285. From Wednesday 24 July to Tuesday 15 October 2002, Deputy Speaker in Westminster Hall reports a Member [2001–02] 731. for declining to withdraw a grossly disorderly expression, [2001–02] 390, 395. From Thursday 17th July to Tuesday 9th September, [2002–03] 566. House observes a minute’s silence in Westminster Hall: From Thursday 22nd July to Tuesday 7th September, [2003–04] 488. —in memory of those killed in Beslan, Russia, [2003–04] 518. HOUSE 287 —in memory of a Member, [2009–10] 104.
VII. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE: 1. Orders relating to the precedence of business: —Motion on behalf of the Committee of Selection, [2002–03] 148. Private Members’ Bills to have precedence on thirteen specified Fridays, [2000–01] 84; [2003–04] 7; [2004–05] Until a quarter past Seven o’clock: 6; [2005–06] 26; [2006–07] 7; [2007–08] 19; [2008–09] —Proceedings on an Opposition day Motion, [2007– 14. 08] 88. Motion made for Private Members’ Bills to have prec- Until Eight o’clock: edence on thirteen specified Fridays; Debate stood ad- journed at Seven o’clock, [2001–02] 37. Debate resumed —Government Bill, [2004–05] 177. and stood adjourned, [2001–02] 39. Order read and De- —Opposition Motion, [2002–03] 583. bate ordered to be resumed on future day, [2001–02] 43. Debate resumed and stood adjourned, [2001–02] 58. Or- Until Ten o’clock: der read and Debate ordered to be resumed on future day, —Government Motions, [2002–03] 259. [2001–02] 61, 66, 69, 74, 82, 86, 92, 99. Debate resumed and stood adjourned, [2001–02] 107. Debate resumed and [agreed to at Ten o’clock] Motion agreed to, [2001–02] 126. Until any hour: —Order dispensed with in respect of a particular future —Government Motion, [2000–01] 14, &c.; [2001–02] day, [2000–01] 353 (as part of a wider Order). 241, 274; [2002–03] 53, &c.; [2008–09] 570; [2009–10] Private Members’ Bills to have precedence on eight 77. specified Fridays, [2009–10] 113 (on Division). —Government Motions, [2000–01] 49, &c. Committee of Selection, Motion relating to mem- —Government Motions and proceedings on a Govern- bership to be moved during the time of public business, ment Bill, [2000–01] 60. [2002–03] 14 (as part of a wider Order). —Government Bill, [2000–01] 139; [2001–02] 691; 2. Orders, under Standing Order (Exempted business), [2004–05] 68; [2008–09] 65; [2009–10] 318. enabling specified business to be proceeded with, though opposed: —Proceedings on a Government Bill, [2006–07] 117, 420. A. At this day’s sitting: —Proceedings on Government Bills, [2007–08] 209. [agreed to at Six o’clock] —Changes to Standing Orders, [2007–08] 645. Until any hour: —a Lords consequential Amendment to a Government —Government Bill, [2004–05] 238. Bill, [2001–02] 509. [agreed to at Six o’clock on a Thursday] —Lords Amendments to a Government Bill, [2001– Until Seven o’clock: 02] 805. —Government Motion for the adjournment, [2002–03] —Proceedings on a Lords Message relating to a Gov- 402, 533. ernment Bill, [2005–06] 493, 558. [agreed to at Seven o’clock] —Motion for the adjournment of the House, [2001–02] 715. Until any hour: Until 11.30 pm: —Government Motions, [2000–01] 30; [2001–02] 707; [2004–05] 152; [2005–06] 612. —Motion to revoke a Statutory Instrument, [2000–01] 222, 320. —Proceedings on a Government Bill, [2006–07] 17, 487; [2007–08] 372, 555. Until midnight: —Consideration of a Bill, [2002–03] 529. —Motion for the adjournment of the House, [2001–02] 124. —Consideration of Lords Amendments to two Bills, [2002–03] 524. —Proceedings relating to Ways and Means in the name of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, [2006–07] 260. —Proceedings relating to Ways and Means in the name of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, [2005–06] 28. B. On a future day: —Any Lords Messages that may be received, [2002– Until any hour: 03] 607, 707, 714. —Government Motion (Code of Conduct) (Order re- —Proceedings on a Lords Message relating to a Gov- lating to Deferred Divisions not to apply), [2001–02] 550. ernment Bill, [2005–06] 558. For three hours: 288 HOUSE —Private Business (and to stand over until conclusion After one and a half hours: of proceedings on a Public Bill), [2001–02] 647. —Motion relating to Members’ Salaries, [2007–08] —Private Business (and to stand over until conclusion 499. of proceedings on Opposition business), [2001–02] 757. —Members’ Expenses, [2007–08] 499. —Opposition half-day (and to commence at Seven —Motions relating to Regional Accountability, Re- o’clock or when proceedings on Lords Amendments to a gional Select Committees, Pay for Chairmen of Select Bill have been concluded, whichever is the later) (Order Committees and Regional Grand Committees, [2007–08] relating to Deferred Divisions not to apply), [2001–02] 679. 695. —Motions relating to European Scrutiny (Standing For three hours: Orders) and Modernisation of the House of Commons —Motion for the adjournment of the House (and to (Changes to Standing Orders), [2007–08] 679. lapse after that time), [2002–03] 103, 659. —Motions relating to membership of Regional Select —Opposition half-day, [2002–03] 659. Committees to which Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2008–09] 174 (on Division). For three hours or until Six o’clock, whichever is the later: —Motions relating to Green Book (Committee on Members’ Allowances), Liaison Committee (Member- —Motion in the name of Mr Iain Duncan Smith (Lead- ship) and Pay for Chairmen of Select Committees, to er of the Opposition), [2002–03] 139. which Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall —Motion for the adjournment of the House (and to not apply, [2008–09] 174 (on Division). lapse after that time), [2002–03] 305, 659; [2004–05] 9; After two hours: —Motion for the adjournment (Matters to be consid- —Motions relating to Communications Allowance, ered before the forthcoming adjournment), [2002–03] Notices of Questions etc. during September, Select Com- 410. mittees (Reports), and Parliamentary contributory pension For three hours or until Four o’clock, whichever is the fund (Questions on Amendments) (after time of opposed later: business) to which Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2006–07] 253. —Motion in the name of the Leader of the Opposition, [2002–03] 388. —Motions relating to Standing Orders Etc.(Machin- ery of Government Changes); and Modernisation of the For three hours: House (Questions on Amendments) (after time of opposed —Motion for the adjournment of the House (and to business) to which Standing Order relating to deferred lapse after that time), [2001–02] 726 (Motion made and Divisions shall not apply, [2006–07] 534. Question put, [2001–02] 708). (Note: The debate on the —Motions in the name of Harriet Harman (relating Motion for the adjournment had been held before the day to Chair (Terminology), Election of Committee Chairs, on which the deferred Division took place.) Resignation or Removal of Committee Chairs, Election 3. Orders providing for Motion to be made without of Members of Select Committees, Backbench Business notice: Committee and Election of the Deputy Speakers) to which Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall Order that if a Bill founded upon an Estimates Resolu- not apply, [2009–10] 289. tion is brought in, a Motion may be made without notice by a Minister of the Crown,That the Bill be now read a After three hours: second time, [2007–08] 612. —Motion relating to Public Accounts (after time of 4. Orders providing for Questions to be put at a specified opposed business) to which Standing Order relating to hour or at the end of a specified period: deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2006–07] 288, 598. All stages of a Bill, [2006–07] 257. —Motions relating to Social Security and Pensions (after time of opposed business) to which Standing Order All stages of a Bill relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2006–07] —Allocation of Time, [2007–08] 523. 151. —Business of the House, [2007–08] 196. —Motion relating to International Development, [2007–08] 12. After one hour: —Motions relating to Public Accounts, [2007–08] 337, —Motions relating to the Electoral Commission, 625. [2007–08] 555. —Motion relating to un-allotted opposition day (ques- —Motion relating to Data Protection, [2007–08] 555. tions on amendments), [2007–08] 505. —Motion relating to the Speaker’s Conference, —Motion relating to Council Tax, [2007–08] 505. [2007–08] 679. —Motion relating to the Speaker’s Committee on the —Motion relating to Regional Select Committee Search of Offices on the Parliamentary Estate, [2008–09] (London) to which Standing Order relating to deferred 9 (on Division). Divisions shall not apply, [2008–09] 466. HOUSE 289 —Motion relating to Police Grant, and then Motions —Motions relating to Members’ Allowances, Mem- relating to Local Government Finance (six hours after bers’ Allowances (Greater London), Registration of commencement of proceedings on Police Grant) to which Members’ Financial Interests, Members Staff, Members’ Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not Allowances (Evidence of Expenditure) and Members apply), [2008–09] 107. Estimate Committee (Amendment of the Green Book), [2008–09] 324. —Motion relating to Public Accounts to which Stand- ing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, —Motion relating to Standing Orders Etc. (Machinery [2008–09] 176. of Government Changes) and Parliamentary Pensions, to which Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall —Motion relating to Planning: National Policy not apply, [2008–09] 466. Statements to which Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2008–09] 368. Not later than Five o’clock: —Motion in the name of Mr Peter Robinson to which —Motions relating to Modernisation of the House Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not of Commons; Modernisation of the House of Commons apply, [2008–09] 649. (Changes to Standing Orders); Procedure; Procedure (Changes to Standing Orders); and European Standing —Private Business, [2009–10] 125, 147. Committees (Temporary Nomination) (Questions on —Motion relating to European Financial Services Amendments) (after time of opposed business) to which Proposals, [2009–10] 18. Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2006–07] 598. —Motion relating to Police Grant, and then Motions relating to Local Government Finance (six hours after Not later than half-past Five o’clock: commencement of proceedings on Police Grant) to which —Motions relating to House of Lords Reform (Ques- Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not tions on Amendments) (after time of opposed business) to apply, [2009–10] 169. which Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall After four hours: not apply, [2006–07] 187. —Motion relating to a Bill (Questions on Amend- Not later than Six o’clock: ments), [2006–07] 304. —Motion relating to the Intelligence and Security —Motions relating to Northern Ireland, [2009–10] Committee, [2007–08] 555. 341. —Motion relating to European Scrutiny (Standing After four and a half hours and one and a half hours: Orders), [2007–08] 178. —Motion relating to Treaty of Lisbon and Committee At Ten o’clock: Stage of European Union (Amendment) Bill, [2007–08] —Motion relating to Business of the House (Lisbon 153. Treaty), [2007–08] 153. —Orders to vary timings, [2007–08] 160, 181, 205, —Police Grant Report not later than three hours after 214, 217, 222, 231. the commencement of proceedings on the Motion, and After six hours: proceedings on the Motion relating to Local Government Finance not later Ten o’clock, [2007–08] 165. —Motion relating to reports on Police Grant, and Lo- cal Government Finance Council (after time of opposed To be put forthwith: business) to which Standing Order relating to deferred —Motions relating to the committal of a Bill and any Divisions shall not apply, [2006–07] 124. instructions to the Committee on the Bill, [2005–06] 133. After three hours or Ten o’clock: —At this day’s sitting, Motions relating to the commit- —Motion for the adjournment (after time of opposed tal of a Bill and any instruction to the Committee on the business) (to lapse if not previously disposed of), [2006– Bill (after time of opposed business), [2005–06] 142. 07] 611. —Motions relating to the carry-over of a Bill and any After six hours or Seven o’clock whichever is the later: instruction to the Committee on the Bill, [2005–06] 851. —Motion relating to Trident (Questions on Amend- Government Motions: ments) (after time of opposed business) to which Stand- —Four o’clock (and amendments, and provisions ing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, allowing Private Business to be proceeded with for three [2006–07] 226. hours, if proceedings on the motion are not concluded At Five o’clock: before Four o’clock), [2000–01] 222 (Motion made and Question put, [2000–01] 217). —Motions relating to Members’ Salaries (Expression of Opinion), Members’ Salaries, Parliamentary Pensions —Seven o’clock (and amendments, and provisions and Members’ Allowances, [2007–08] 141. allowing Private Business to be proceeded with for three hours, if proceedings on the motion are not concluded —Motions relating to Payments to Hon. Members before Seven o’clock), [2000–01] 334. (Publication Scheme), Members’ Allowances (Green Book), Members’ Allowances (Audit and Assurance) and Delegated Legislation and European Union Docu- Committee on Members’ Allowances, [2008–09] 85. ments: 290 HOUSE At a specified sitting, notwithstanding Standing Order After one and a half hours: (Proceedings under an Act or on European Union doc- —Motions relating to membership of Select Commit- uments), the Speaker shall put necessary Questions not tees (after commencement of proceedings on the first Mo- later than: tion) (and Amendments) (after time of opposed business) —Seven o’clock, [2000–01] 29. to which Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2001–02] 98. —Three hours (after commencement of proceedings on the first of two orders), [2000–01] 31 (in a wider —Motions relating to Standards and Privileges (and Order). Amendments) (after time of opposed business) to which Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not Four o’clock: apply, [2005–06] 121. —Motions on recommendations of the Senior Sala- —Motions relating to the House of Commons Com- ries Review Body and related issues (and Amendments), mission, the Parliamentary Pension Fund, the House of [2001–02] 50. Commons Members’ Fund, the Public Accounts Commis- Not later than Five o’clock and Questions on later sion and the House of Commons Members’ Fund (Discre- Motions may be put notwithstanding any decision of the tionary Payments), [2005–06] 227. House on earlier Motions: on Motions relating to House After two hours: of Lords Reform, [2002–03] 156. —Motions relating to a Bill (and Amendments) (after At Six o’clock (including Amendments; Deferred Divi- time of opposed business) to which Standing Order relat- sions provisions not to apply): ing to deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2005–06] 348. —Government Motions, [2005–06] 423, 863. After three hours: Not later than Six o’clock: —Motion relating to House of Lords Reform (Joint —Government Motions relating to Standards and Priv- Committee) (and Amendment) (after time of opposed ileges and Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards, business) to which Standing Order relating to deferred [2002–03] 475. Divisions shall not apply, [2001–02] 611. —(Government Motions relating to pay for Chairmen —Government Motions, [2004–05] 219. of select committees), [2002–03] 648. —Estimates, [2004–05] 219. Half-past Six o’clock: —Motion for the adjournment (after time of opposed —Motions relating to Programming of Legislation and business) (to lapse if not previously disposed of), [2005– Deferred Divisions (and Amendments), [2001–02] 31. 06] 349, 748. After three hours or at 7.00 pm: —Motion relating to Public Accounts (after time of opposed business) to which Standing Order relating to —Motion in the names of Mr Elfyn Llwyd and Angus deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2005–06] 378, 748. Robertson, [2008–09] 400. —Motion relating to reports on Police Grant, Local Seven o’clock: Government Finance and Limitation of Council Tax and —Motions relating to Select Committees and Europe- Precepts (after time of opposed business) to which Stand- an Standing Committees (and Amendments), [2001–02] ing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, 50. [2005–06] 404. —Motions relating to membership of Select Commit- —Motions relating to Social Security and Pensions tees and the appointment of a Select Committee on the (after time of opposed business) to which Standing Order Modernisation of the House of Commons (and Amend- relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2005–06] ments) (after time of opposed business) to which Stand- 438. ing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, —Motion to take note of European Union Documents [2001–02] 79. relating to financial management, [2005–06] 472. Ten o’clock: —Motion relating to European Union Documents, —Motions relating to Hunting with Dogs (and Amend- [2005–06] 599. ments) (after time of opposed business), [2001–02] 423. Three hours after the commencement of proceedings: —Motions relating to Modernisation of the House of —Motion renewing Order relating to a Standing Com- Commons, Parliamentary Questions and Amendments mittee, [2002–03] 37 (as part of a wider Order). to Standing Orders (and Amendments) (after time of opposed business) to which Standing Order relating to —Motions relating to Stamp Duty Land Tax, [2002– deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2001–02] 777. 03] 677. —Motion relating to Public Accounts (after time of After three hours and Standing Order relating to de- opposed business) to which Standing Order relating to ferred Divisions shall not apply: deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2005–06] 748. —Government Motions, [2004–05] 109, 219. One hour after the commencement of proceedings: After four hours: —Motion relating to membership of the Committee of Selection, [2002–03] 14 (as part of a wider Order). HOUSE 291 —Motions relating to Modernisation, etc. (and Amend- —three hours after commencement of proceedings on ments) (after time of opposed business) to which Order a Motion and on a second Motion not later than six hours relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2001–02] after the commencement of proceedings on the first Mo- 550. tion, to both of which Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2004–05] 113. After four and a half hours: —three hours after commencement of proceedings —Motions on Amendments to Standing Orders, mem- on the first Motion or not later than three hours after the bership of select committees, pay for select and standing commencement of proceedings on the second Motion or committee chairmen (and Amendments) (after time of six hours after the commencement of proceedings on the opposed business) to which Standing Order relating to first Motion, whichever is later, and to which Standing deferred Divisions shall not apply, [2005–06] 120. Order relating to deferred Divisions shall not apply (dis- Motions to lapse at specified hour: charged previous order), [2004–05] 135. To be proceeded with for three hours or until Four —three hours after the commencement of proceed- o’clock, whichever is the later, and then lapse: ings on the Motion, for the second Motion, six hours after commencement of proceedings on the first Motion, —Opposition half-day Motion, [2002–03] 175. [2008–09] 107; [2009–10] 169. —Opposition Motion, [2006–07] 582; [2007–08] 354, Order, That, at the sitting on Monday 31st March, 642. Standing Order (Delegated legislation (negative proce- After three hours or at Five o’clock, whichever is the dure)) shall not apply to the Motion in the name of the later: Leader of the Opposition, [2007–08] 308. —Motion for the Adjournment of the House, [2001– Order, That, at the sitting on Tuesday 22nd April 02] 757. Standing Order (Delegated legislation (negative proce- dure)) shall not apply to the Motion in the name of Mr For three hours or until Seven o’clock, whichever is Simon Hughes, [2007–08] 319. the later, and then lapse: 6. Orders relating to Motions for the Adjournment of the —Opposition Day Motion, [2001–02] 763. House: 5. Orders providing for Questions to be put at a speci- That, at a future sitting, the Motion for the Adjourn- fied hour or at the end of a specified period in relation ment shall lapse: to proceedings on Statutory Instruments, &c./Delegated Legislation, European Community/Union Documents, or —two hours after it has been made, [2005–06] 143. other proceedings pursuant to Act: —three hours or until Ten o’clock, whichever is the At a specified sitting, notwithstanding Standing Order later, [2005–06] 400. (Proceedings under an Act or on European Union doc- 7. Orders relating to proceedings at the end of the Par- uments), the Speaker shall put necessary Questions not liament: later than: Order, That at a future sitting, notwithstanding pro- —Seven o’clock and Ten o’clock, [2001–02] 305. visions of a previous Order, Government business shall —one hour after the commencement of proceedings on have precedence; that, at two future sittings, Government the Motion, [2007–08] 555. business may be proceeded with opposed until any hour and that the Order [20th November] relating to deferred —three hours after the commencement of proceedings Divisions shall not apply; that at this day’s sitting the on the Motion, [2004–05] 191; [2005–06] 133, 472, 599; requirements of paragraph (5) of Standing Order (Ques- [2006–07] 253; [2007–08] 165, 505; [2009–10] 18. tions on voting of estimates, &c.) shall be dispensed with, —three hours after commencement of proceedings on and that any Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill first of two Motions, [2001–02] 360, ordered to be brought in and read the first time shall be proceeded with as if its second reading stood as an Order —and Standing Order relating to deferred Divisions of the day, and Standing Order (Consolidated Fund Bills) shall not apply, [2004–05] 163. shall apply; that at this day’s sitting and the next two —Six o’clock, [2007–08] 182. sittings, the House shall not adjourn until any messages from the Lords have been received; that at a future sitting —Six o’clock or after three hours, whichever is the the House shall not adjourn until the Speaker shall have later, [2002–03] 111. reported the Royal Assent, and that at its rising on a —three hours after the commencement of proceed- future day the House shall adjourn till another future day, ings on the Motion or 6.00 pm, whichever is the earlier, [2000–01] 353. [2008–09] 133. Order, That at this day’s sitting and on future days, —Four hours after commencement of proceedings, Government business may be proceeded with until any [2002–03] 14 (in a wider Order). hour, proceedings on Lords Amendments and subsequent Lords Messages may be considered forthwith, Standing —Three hours after the commencement of proceedings Orders (Programme orders) except certain provisions on the first of two Motions and, on the second Motion, six shall apply; Amendments, new Clauses and new Sched- hours after the commencement of proceedings on the first ules may be accepted by Clerks at the Table before second one, [2002–03] 148. reading, Standing Order (Deferred Divisions) shall not apply, the Speaker shall not adjourn the House until any 292 HOUSE Message had been received; That at today’s sitting and ceedings under an Act or on European Union documents) on future days business will be brought to a conclusion shall not apply, the Speaker shall not adjourn the House at particular times; That on a future day there will be no until any message had been received; That on a future sitting in Westminster Hall; That on a future day Stand- day there will be no sitting in Westminster Hall; business ing Order (Private Members’ Bills) shall not apply and will be brought to a conclusion at particular times, and the Speaker shall not adjourn the House until a Message the Speaker shall not adjourn the House until a Mes- has been received from the Lords Commissioners; That sage has been received from the Lords Commissioners; certain Bills will stand committed to a Committee of the That certain Bills will stand committed to a Committee whole House if read a second time; That Orders com- of the whole House if read a second time; That Orders mitting certain Bills to Standing Committees will be committing certain Bills to Standing Committees will be discharged and the Bills committed to a Committee of the discharged and the Bills committed to a Committee of whole House; That the Orders relating to proceedings on the whole House; That the Orders relating to proceedings Bills apply to proceedings on Money resolutions, Ways Bills apply to proceedings on Money resolutions, Ways and Means resolutions and Orders for Consideration, and Means resolutions and Orders for Consideration, [2004–05] 314. [2009–10] 412, on Division. Order, that at this day’s sitting and on future days, 8. Returns (Business of the House): Government business may be proceeded with until any Returns relating to sittings of the House ordered and hour, proceedings on Lords Amendments and subsequent made: for Session 1999–2000, [2000–01] 13, 119; for Lords Messages may be considered forthwith, Standing Session 2000–01, [2001–02] 26, 108; for Session 2001– Orders (Programme orders) except certain provisions 02, [2002–03] 18, 122; for Session 2002–03, [2003–04] shall apply, and Amendments, new Clauses and new 16, 18; for Session 2003–04, [2004–05] 14, 17; for Schedules may be accepted by Clerks at the Table before Session 2004–05, [2005–06] 24, 48; for Session 2005–06, second reading, Standing Order (Deferred Divisions) shall [2006–07] 10, 51; for Session 2006–07, [2007–08] 14, not apply; That at today’s sitting business will be brought 110; for Session 2007–08, [2008–09] 13, 242; for Session to a conclusion at particular times, Standing Order (Pro- 2008–09, [2009–10] 23, 166.
VIII. PRIVATE BUSINESS 1. Orders enabling specified business to be proceeded may then be proceeded with, though opposed, for a period with until any hour, or until a specified hour at the end of of three hours, after which the Speaker shall interrupt the a specified period. business, [2002–03] 431. Nil. Order, That on a future day Private Business set down for Four o’clock by the Chairman of Ways and Means 2. Other orders relating to Business of the House. shall be entered upon at the conclusion of Government Order, That on a future day Private Business set down business (whether before, at or after Four o’clock), and for Four o’clock by the Chairman of Ways and Means may then be proceeded with, though opposed, until any shall be entered upon at the conclusion of Government hour, [2002–03] 644. business (whether before, at or after Four o’clock), and
IX. EARLIER RECALL OF THE HOUSE: Notice by the Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order —on Thursday 4 October 2001, [2001–02] 120. (Earlier meeting of House in certain circumstances), That —on Monday 8 October 2001, [2001–02] 124. House shall meet on a specified date, [2001–02] 110, 120, 124, 445, 732. —on Wednesday 3 April 2002, [2001–02] 445. —and House meets accordingly: —on Tuesday 4 September 2002, [2001–02] 732. —on Friday 14 September 2001, [2001–02] 110.
X. HOUSE OBSERVES PERIOD OF SILENCE: In memory of those who lost their lives in the tragic In memory of those who died as a result of the events in the United States of America on 11th September bombings in Madrid on 11th March 2004 (two minutes), 2001 (three minutes), [2001–02] 110. [2003–04] 199. In memory of those who have given their lives for their In memory of those who died as a result of the bomb- country (two minutes), [2002–03] 683; [2005–06] 266. ings in London on 7th July (two minutes), [2005–06] 131. In memory of Her Royal Highness The Princess Mar- garet, Countess of Snowdon (one minute), [2001–02] 349. HOUSE 293 In memory of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the —in memory of those killed in Beslan, Russia, Queen Mother (one minute), [2001–02] 445. [2003–04] 518. House observes a minute’s silence in Westminster —in memory of a Member, [2009–10] 104. Hall:
XI. MISCELLANEOUS: House attends Her Majesty in the House of Peers at Order, That on a future day, paragraph (2) of Standing the opening of the Session, [2000–01] 1; [2001–02] 15; Order (Questions on amendments) shall apply to proceed- [2002–03] 1; [2003–04], 1; [2004–05] 1; [2005–06] 19; ings on Motions as if the day were an Opposition Day [2006–07] 1; [2007–08] 1; [2008–09] 1; [2009–10] 1. allotted under paragraph (2) of Standing Order (Arrange- ment of public business), [2001–02] 363, 757 ; 2002–03] House attends the Lords Commissioners in the House 37, 102 [See OPPOSITION]. of Peers: Order, That. in respect of Questions for oral answer on —on the meeting of a new Parliament, [2001–02] 1; a specified day in next Session, Standing Order (Notices [2005–06], 1. of Questions, Motions and Amendments) shall apply with —with the Speaker Elect for Royal Approbation, the substitution of ‘two days’ for ‘four days’, [2002–03] [2001–02] 2; [2005–06], 2; [2008–09] 451. 659. —with the Speaker to hear Commission read giving Order, That, in respect of Questions for oral answer on the Royal Assent to Bills and for proroguing Parliament, a specified day in next Session, Standing Order (Notices [2001–02] 817; [2002–03] 715; [2003–04] 631; [2004– of Questions, Motions and Amendments) shall apply with 05] 329; [2005–06] 886; [2006–07] 615; [2007–08] 721; the substitution of ‘three days’ for ‘four days’, [2003–04] [2008–09] 718; [2009–10] 424. 604. 294 HOUSE OF COMMONS COMMISSION HOUSE OF COMMONS COMMISSION
Member of Commission appointed or discharged: Response of the House of Commons Commission to the Sixty-third Report from the Committee of Public —Sir Patrick Cormack appointed, [2001–02] 355. Accounts, Session 2001–02 and to the Report of the —Nick Harvey appointed, [2005–06] 54. Comptroller and Auditor General on the Construction of Portcullis House: The New Parliamentary Building laid, —Sir Patrick Cormack discharged and David Maclean [2001–02] 790. appointed, [2005–06] 234. Response of the House of Commons Commission to Estimates for House of Commons: Administration, laid the Eighth Report of the Committee on Standards in Pub- upon the Table by the Speaker: lic Life: Standards of Conduct in the House of Commons —Vote on Account, [2000–01] 160; [2001–02] 232; laid, [2002–03] 181. [2002–03] 38; [2003–04] 6, 613; [2005–06] 285, 596; Modernisation Committee Special Report [Connect- [2006–07] 15; [2007–08] 30, 717; [2009–10] 16. ing Parliament with the Public: the House of Commons —Estimates, [2000–01] 282; [2001–02] 543; [2002– Commission’s Response to the Committee’s First Report 03] 373; [2003–04] 270; [2005–06] 39; [2006–07] 322; of Session 2003–04], [2004–05] 13. [2007–08] 335; [2008–09] 429; [2009–10] 16. Adjournment debates in Westminster Hall on specified —Supplementary Estimate, [2000–01] 160; [2003–04] topics: 146; [2005–06] 439; [2009–10] 223. Twenty-sixth Annual Report from the House of Com- —Resource Accounts, [2002–03] 197; [2003–04] 51, mons Commission, [2004–05] 65. 625; [2005–06] 232, 776; [2006–07] 537; [2007–08] 565; Twenty-seventh Annual Report from the House of [2008–09] 579. Commons Commission, [2005–06] 246. Report laid: Twenty-eighth Annual Report from the House of Com- —of Commission, for 2000–01, [2001–02] 67; for mons Commission, [2005–06] 835. 2001–02, [2001–02] 651; for 2002–03 [2002–03] 505; for Thirtieth Annual Report of the House of Commons 2003–04, [2003–04] 431; for 2004-5, [2005–06] 67; for Commission, [2007–08], 639. 2005–06, [2005–06] 687; for 2006–07, [2006–07] 417; for 2007–08, [2007–08] 455; for 2008–09, [2008–09] Thirty-first Annual Report of the House of Commons 588. Commission [2009–10], 47. —on nomination of a Parliamentary Commissioner for Management and services of the House of Com- Standards, [2001–02] 343; [2006–07] 607. mons,—Review of Management and Services of the House of Commons by Sir Kevin Tebbit and 29th Annual —on the Management and Services of the House of Report of the House of Commons Commission debated Commons by Sir Kevin Tebbit, [2006–07] 417. on a motion for the adjournment, in Westminster Hall, —on Employment of Members’ staff by the House, [2006–07] 594. [2008–09] 661. HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBERS’ FUND 295 HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBERS’ FUND
Accounts of the Fund, presented: New Standing Order made (House of Commons Mem- bers Estimate Committee), [2003–04] 106. For 2001–02, [2002–03] 510; for 2002–03, [2003– 04] 447; for 2003–04, [2005–06] 156; for 2004–05, Review of Parliamentary Pay and Pensions, [2007–08] [2006–07] 51; for 2005–06, [2006–07] 537; for 2006–07, 459. Government Memorandum, [2007–08] 459. [2007–08] 674; for 2007–08, [2009–10] 180. Resolutions: Report by the Government Actuary on the Valuations Bicycle and Motorcycle Mileage Allowances (rescind- of the House of Commons Members’ Fund as at: ing Resolution of 20th March 1998), [2003–04] 107. —30 September 2003, [2003–04] 580. Members’ Allowances (after Amendment made and —30 September 2006, [2006–07] 614. another Amendment negatived), [2003–04] 590. Managing Trustees discharged and others appointed: House of Commons Members’ Fund, [2007–08] 686. [2003–04] 396; [2005–06] 235. House of Commons Members’ Fund (Discretionary Custodian Trustee discharged and another appointed Payments), [2004–05] 218; [2005–06] 235; [2006–07] 39, [2006–07] 601. 601; [2007–08] 686; [2009–10] 102. Draft Civil Partnership (House of Commons Members’ House of Commons Members’ Fund (Uprating of Ben- Fund) Order 2005, allocated to the First Standing Com- efits), [2004–05] 218. mittee on Delegated Legislation, [2005–06] 239. Report- ed, [2005–06] 256. Approved, [2005–06] 270. 296 HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBERS’ PENSIONS, &c. HOUSE OF COMMONS MEMBERS’ PENSIONS, &C.
Parliamentary Contributory Pension Fund: Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) (No. 2) [2001– 02] 716. —Managing Trustees discharged and others appointed, [2001–02] 196; [2005–06] 234; [2007–08] 312. 2004: Parliamentary Pensions (Additional Voluntary Contributions Scheme) [2003–04] 531. —Managing Trustee appointed, [2006–07] 280. Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) [2003–04] 531. Accounts of the Parliamentary Contributory Pension Fund: for 2000–01, [2001–02] 852; for 2001–02, [2002– 2005: Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) [2004– 03] 164; for 2002–03, [2003–04] 269; for 2003–04, 05] 298. [2004–05] 308; for 2004–05, [2005–06] 417; for 2005– 2006: Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) [2005– 06, [2006–07] 104; for 2006–07, [2007–08] 162; for 06] 561. 2007–08, [2008–09] 119, 270; for 2008–09, [2009–10] 386. Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) (No. 2) [2005– 06] 785. Report by the Government actuary on the valuation of the Parliamentary contributory pension fund presented as 2007: Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) [2006– at, 07] 163. —1 April 1999 [2000–01] 310. 2009: Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) [2008– 09] 576. —1 April 2002 [2002–03] 279. Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) (No. 2) [2009– —1 April 2005 [2005–06] 563. 10] 48. Regulations presented: Resolutions: 2001: Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) [2000– Parliamentary Pensions, [2001–02] 55 (Amendments 01] 193. made). Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) (Pension Shar- Parliamentary Pensions (Contribution Rate), [2003– ing) [2001–02] 108. 04] 591. 2002: Parliamentary Pensions (Amendment) [2001– Parliamentary Pensions (Survivor Benefits and Early 02] 692. Retirement), [2003–04] 591. INSTRUCTIONS 297 INSTRUCTIONS I. Instructions relating to Bills 1. Public Bills 2. Hybrid Bills
II. To Joint Committees (agreed concurrently with the Lords)
III. To Committees to draw up Reasons to be assigned to the Lords for disagreeing to Amendments
I. INSTRUCTIONS RELATING TO BILLS: 1. Public Bills: the Bill, but which the Select Committee is prevented from considering by the practice of the House; and that, in That it be an Instruction to the Committee on the Euro- applying the practice of the House, the Select Committee pean Union (Amendment) Bill that it have power to make treat the principle of the Bill as including the termini of provision in the Bill for the holding of a referendum on the railway transport system for which the Bill provides, the United Kingdom’s continued membership of the Euro- and the provision of intermediate stations at specified pean Union, negatived on Division, [2007–08] 234. places, [2005–06] 143 (on Division). That it be an Instruction to the Crime and Security Bill That the Select Committee have power to consider cer- Committee that it has power to make provisions in the tain additional matters in connection with the Bill and for Bill to enable restrictions to be placed on the hours during altering certain provisions in the Bill and making Amend- which alcohol may be sold or supplied, [2009–10] 231. ments to the Bill regarding certain matters, [2005–06] 2. Hybrid Bills: 364, 859; [2006–07] 313. That the Select Committee, without comment, report That the Select Committee may hear petitioners on to the House for its consideration any issue relating to the certain subjects for the purpose of reporting to the House environmental impact of the railway transport system for whether there is a case for an order to be made under the which the Bill provides that is raised in a Petition against Transport and Works Act 1992, [2005–06] 365.
II. TO JOINT COMMITTEES (AGREED CONCURRENTLY WITH THE LORDS): To report: [2006–07] 297, 328; [2007–08] 358 (amended 428), 377; [2008–09] 298. —by a specified date, [2002–03] 534(3); [2003–04] 81, 299, 389, 472; [2004–05] 15 (agreeing to Lords —within a specified period after presentation of a draft Message, 11), 152; [2005–06] 629, 630 (amended 725); Bill, [2001–02] 527 (agreeing to Lords Message, 518); [2002–03] 276.
III. TO COMMITTEES TO DRAW UP REASONS TO BE ASSIGNED TO THE LORDS FOR DISAGREEING TO AMENDMENTS Committee to withdraw immediately: [2000–01] 359; 453, &c.; [2007–08] 210, &c.; [2008–09] 438, 702; [2001–02] 261, &c.; [2002–03] 266, &c.; [2003–04] 180, [2009–10] 397. &c.; [2004–05] 231, &c.; [2005–06] 433, &c.; [2006–07] 298 JOURNAL JOURNAL
Queen’s Speech at opening of Session reported by &c.; [2003–04] 329, &c.; [2004–05] 310, 328; [2005–06] the Speaker and ordered to be entered in the Journal, 557, 558(2), 882, 883. [2000–01] 2; [2001–02] 16; [2002–03] 2; [2003–04] 2; Speaker directs figures in a Division to be corrected in [2004–05] 1; [2005–06] 14; [2006–07] 1; [2007–08], 1; Journal: [2000–01] 57; [2001–02] 463; [2005–06] 871: [2008–09] 1; [2009–10] 1. —in a deferred Division: [2005–06] 630; [2006–07] On the occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of Her 284; [2007–08], 539. Majesty’s Accession to the Throne, [2001–02] 509 (ne- mine contradicente). Address presented in Westminster General Index to the Journals of the House of Com- Hall; The Speaker’s words and Her Majesty’s Reply to be mons, commencing with Volume 247 (1990–91) and entered in Journals, [2001–02] 521. ending with Volume 256 (1999–2000); to be printed, [2006–07] 565. Special entries relating to Lords Amendments to Bills, [2000–01] 359, 360; [2001–02] 260, &c.; [2002–03] 356, LAW OFFICERS 299 LAW OFFICERS
Motion on Publication of the Advice of the Attorney Draft Constitutional Renewal Bill (provisions relating General on Iraq, Question amended and agreed to (Oppo- to the Attorney General), Fourth Report from the Jus- sition day procedure), [2003–04] 183. tice Committee, [2007–08] 460. Government Response, [2008–09] 579. The Constitutional Role of the Attorney General, Fifth Report of the Select Committee on Constitutional Affairs, [2006–07] 511. Government Response, [2007–08] 359. 300 MEMBERS MEMBERS
I. Members take Oath or make Affirmation 1. Proceedings at the beginning of new Parliament 2. New Members take the Oath or make Affirmation
II. Deaths of Members
III. Disqualification of Members 1. Notifications 2. Amendments of Schedule 1 to the House of Commons DisqualificationAct 1975
IV. Members not duly elected
V. Imprisonment of Members
VI. Members’ Interests and Code of Conduct 1. Registers 2. Resolutions relating to Members’ Interests, &c. [see also STANDING ORDERS]
VII. Members’ salaries, pensions, allowances, &c.
VIII. Disorderly conduct
IX. Members reprimanded and suspended
X. Leave of Absence
XI. Personal Statements
XII. Miscellaneous I. MEMBERS TAKE OATH OR MAKE AFFIRMATION: 1. Proceedings at the beginning of new Parliament Gill, Parmjit Singh (Leicester South), 471. On the first day of the meeting of new Parliament, the Wright, Iain David (Hartlepool), 529. Deputy Clerk of the Crown delivers to the Clerk of the [2005–06] House a Book containing a list of the names of Members returned, [2001–02] 1; [2005–06] 1. Hunter, Mark James (Cheadle), 141. The Speaker alone takes and subscribes the Affirma- Devine, James (Livingston), 166. tion at the beginning of new Parliament, [2001–02] 2; Rennie, Willie (Dunfermline and West Fife), 431. [2005–06] 2. Neill, Robert James MacGillivary (Bromley and Chis- 2. New Members take the Oath or make Affirmation: elhurst), 719. Other Members take and subscribe the Oath or make Davies, David Clifford (Blaenau Gwent),722. and subscribe the Affirmation required by law at begin- ning of new Parliament, [2001–02] 2–14, 15, 23, 25, 28, [2006–07] 39, 42, 110; [2005–06] 2–10, 11–13, 13–14, 19, 21, 23, Sharma, Mr Virendra Kumar (Ealing, Southall), 525. 24(2), 82. Wilson, Philip (Sedgefield), 525. Members returned at by-elections take Oath or make and subscribe the Affirmation: [2007–08] [2000–01] Davis, the Right honourable David Michael (Haltem- price and Howden), 543. Joyce, Eric (Falkirk West), 48. Howell, John Michael (Henley), 491. [2001–02] Mason, John Fingland (Glasgow East), 581. Irranca-Davies, Ifor Huw (Ogmore), 368. Roy, Lindsay (Glenrothes), 679. Mole, Christopher David (Ipswich), 222. Timpson, Anthony Edward (Crewe and Nantwich), [2002–03] 416. Teather, Sarah Louise (Brent East), 615. [2008–09] [2003–04] Smith, Chloe Rebecca (Norwich North), 589. Byrne, Liam Dominic (Birmingham, Hodge Hill), 471. MEMBERS 301 [2009–10] Bain, William Thomas (Glasgow North East), 1.
II. DEATHS OF MEMBERS: Speaker informs House of deaths of Members: Khabra, Mr Piara Singh (Ealing, Southall), [2006–07] 423. Calton, Mrs Patsy (Cheadle), [2005–06] 41. Law, Peter John (Blaenau Gwent), [2005–06] 582. Cann, Mr Jamie Charles (Ipswich), [2001–02] 130. MacDougall, Mr John (Glenrothes), [2007–08] 581. Cook, the Right honourable Robin (Livingston), [2005–06] 166. Marshall, James (Leicester South), [2003–04] 362. Daisley, Mr Paul (Brent East), [2002–03] 466. Powell, Sir Raymond (Ogmore), [2001–02] 251. Dunwoody, Mrs Gwyneth (Crewe and Nantwich), Squire, Rachel (Dunfermline and West Fife), [2005– [2007–08] 331. 06] 354. Forth, the Right honourable Eric (Bromley and Chisel- hurst), [2005–06] 633.
III. DISQUALIFICATION OF MEMBERS: 1. Notifications District judge (magistrates’ courts), or deputy district judge (magistrates’ courts), in Northern Ireland. Speaker lays upon the Table notifications of the dis- qualification of Members: Entry omitted [2003–04] 2. The following entry is omitted:— Davis, the Right honourable Terence Anthony Gordon Resident Magistrate or Deputy Resident Magistrate (Birmingham, Hodge Hill) (Chiltern Hundreds), 390. appointed under the Magistrates’ Courts Act (Northern Ireland) 1964. Mandelson, the Right honourable Peter Benjamin (Hartlepool) (Manor of Northstead), 501. Entries amended [2006–07] 3. In the entry beginning ‘Sheriff Principal or Sheriff’, for ‘Temporary Sheriff’ (in the second place those words Blair, the Right honourable Anthony Charles Lynton appear) there is substituted ‘part-time sheriff’. (Sedgefield) (Chiltern Hundreds), 440. 4. In the entry beginning ‘Chief or other Child Support [2007–08] Commissioner for Northern Ireland’, for the words from Davis, the Right honourable David Michael (Haltem- ‘(excluding’ to ‘1991)’ there is substituted ‘or deputy price and Howden) (Chiltern Hundreds), 461. Child Support Commissioner for Northern Ireland’. Johnson, Alexander Boris de Pfeffel (Henley) (Manor 5. In the entry beginning ‘Chief or other Social of Northstead), 426. Security Commissioner for Northern Ireland’, for ‘(not including a deputy Commissioner)’ there is substituted Marshall, Mr David (Glasgow East) (Manor of North- ‘or deputy Social Security Commissioner for Northern stead), 491. Ireland’. [2008–09] PART 2 OF SCHEDULE 1 (BODIES ALL OF Gibson, Dr Ian (Norwich North) (Chiltern Hundreds), WHOSE MEMBERS ARE DISQUALIFIED) 404. Additional entries Martin, Mr Michael J. (Glasgow North East) (Manor 6. The following entries are inserted at the appropriate of Northstead), 455. places— [2009–10] The Accounts Commission for Scotland. Robinson, Mrs Iris (Strangford) (Chiltern Hundreds), The Advisory Council established under section 3 of 134. the Scottish Qualification Authority Act 2002. 2. Amendments of Schedule 1 to the House of Commons The Armed Forces Pay Review Body. Disqualification Act 1975 The Arts Council of England. Resolutions [2009–10] 224-231. The British Transport Police Authority. PART 1 OF SCHEDULE 1 (JUDICIAL OFFICES) The Care Council for Wales. Additional entry The Charity Commission for Northern Ireland. 1. The following entry is inserted at the appropriate place:— 302 MEMBERS The Commission for Victims and Survivors for North- The Industrial Development Board for Northern Ire- ern Ireland. land. The English Sports Council. The Intervention Board for Agricultural Produce and every committee of the Board performing functions of the The General Social Care Council. Board. The Health and Social Care Regulation and Quality The Local Government Staff Commission (England). Improvement Authority in Northern Ireland. London Regional Transport. The Horserace Betting Levy Appeal Tribunal for Eng- land and Wales. A Meat Hygiene Appeals Tribunal constituted under regulation 15 of the Poultry Meat (Hygiene) Regulations Invest Northern Ireland. 1976, regulation 15 of the Poultry Meat (Hygiene) (Scot- The NHS Pay Review Body. land) Regulations 1976, or regulation 6 of the Fresh Meat (Hygiene and Inspection) Regulations 1992. The Northern Ireland Legal Services Commission. The entry relating to a Medical Practices Committee. The Northern Ireland Social Care Council. A National Broadcasting Council. The Office of the Renewable Fuels Agency. The North of Scotland Water Authority. The Prison Service Pay Review Body. The Northern Ireland Economic Council. The Review Body on Doctors and Dentists Remuner- ation. The Scottish Conveyancing and Executry Services Board. The Risk Management Authority established under the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 2003. Scottish Homes. The School Teachers’ Review Body. The Scottish Transport Group. The Scottish Further and Higher Education Funding The Staff Commission for Wales (Comisiwn Staff Council. Cymru). The Scottish Social Services Council. The United Kingdom Ecolabelling Board. The Senior Salaries Review Body. The Wales Centre for Health. The Standards Commission for Scotland. The West of Scotland Water Authority. The Sustainable Development Commission (an ad- Entries amended visory sub-committee of The Sustainable Development 8. In the entry beginning ‘A Joint Planning Inquiry Commission Limited). Commission’, for ‘1972’ there is substituted ‘1997’. The Trustees of the National Heritage Memorial Fund. 9. For the entry ‘A Mental Health Review Tribunal The United Kingdom Sports Council. constituted or having effect as if constituted under the Mental Health Act 1983’ there is substituted ‘The Mental Entries repealed Health Review Tribunal for Wales’. 7. The following entries are omitted— PART 3 OF SCHEDULE 1 (OTHER DISQUALIFY- The British Board of Agrément. ING OFFICES) The British Steel Corporation. Additional entries The Cable Authority. 10. The following entries are inserted at the appropri- ate places— The Citizen’s Charter Advisory Panel. Assembly Ombudsman for Northern Ireland. The Commission for Health Improvement. Assessor appointed for the purposes of paragraph 9 of The Commission for Local Authority Accounts in schedule 1 to the Public Appointments and Public Bodies Scotland. etc (Scotland) Act 2003. The Criminal Injuries Compensation Board. Auditor General for Scotland. The Crofters Commission. Chair of the Northern Ireland Library Authority. The Crown Agents Holding and Realisation Board. Chair or any member, not also being an employee, of A Development Council established under the Industri- the Patient Client Council established under section 16 al Organisation and Development Act 1947. of the Health and Social Care (Reform) Act (Northern Ireland) 2009. The East of Scotland Water Authority. Chair or any member, not also being an employee, The English Industrial Estates Corporation. of the Regional Agency for Public Health and Social The Football Licensing Authority. Well-being established under section 12 of the Health and Social Care (Reform) Act (Northern Ireland) 2009. The Independent Broadcasting Authority. MEMBERS 303 Chair or any member, not also being an employee, of Children’s Commissioner for Wales. the Regional Business Services Organisation established Commissioner for Children and Young People for under section 14 of the Health and Social Care (Reform) Northern Ireland. Act (Northern Ireland) 2009. Commissioner for Older People in Wales. Chair or any member, not also being an employee, of the Regional Health and Social Care Board established Commissioner for Victims and Witnesses. under section 7 of the Health and Social Care (Reform) Convener or member of the Scottish Commission for Act (Northern Ireland) 2009. the Regulation of Care. Chair of the School Food Trust. Coroner, deputy coroner or assistant deputy coroner Chair or Chief Executive of the Science and Technolo- appointed under the Coroners Act 1988. gy Facilities Council. Coroner or deputy coroner appointed under section Chair, Deputy Chair or Chief Executive of the Tech- 2(1) of the Coroners Act (Northern Ireland) 1959. nology Strategy Board. Coroner of the Queen’s household. Chairman or deputy chairman of the Agri-Food and Director of BRB (Residuary) Limited. Biosciences Institute. Director of Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited. Chairman, vice-chairman or ordinary member of the BBC Trust. Director of David MacBrayne Limited. Chairman, or director appointed by the Secretary of Director in receipt of remuneration of High Speed Two State, of CDC Group p.l.c. (formerly the Commonwealth (HS2) Limited. Development Corporation). Director of Highlands and Islands Airports Limited. Chairman of the Committee on Standards in Public Director of Middletown Centre for Autism (Holdings) Life. Limited or of Middletown Centre for Autism Limited. Chairman of the Crofters Commission. Director of Northern Ireland Water Limited. Chairman of the Fire and Rescue Service Board. Director of Partnerships for Schools Limited. Chairman of the Football Licensing Authority. Director of the Pensions Advisory Service Limited. Chairman or other member of the Independent Regula- Director of Scottish Futures Trust Limited. tor of NHS Foundation Trusts. Director of Service Prosecutions. Chairman of Learning and Teaching Scotland. Director of The Skills Development Scotland Co. Chairman of the Museums, Libraries and Archives Limited. Council. Director of Strategic Investment Board Limited. Chairman or other non-executive director of an NHS foundation trust. Director of UK Film Council. Chairman of the Northern Ireland Screen Commission. Director in receipt of remuneration of UK Financial Investments Limited. Chairman of a probation trust. Director of United Kingdom Anti-Doping Limited Chairman of Quality Meat Scotland. appointed by the members of the company. Chairman of the Scottish Arts Council. Director General or Deputy Director General of the Chairman or Chief Executive of the Student Loans Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency. Company Limited. Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Prisons for England Chairman or Chief Executive of the UK Commission and Wales. for Employment and Skills or a Director or Commission- Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Probation for Eng- er of that Commission appointed by the First Minister land and Wales. in Scotland, the First Minister for Wales or a Northern Ireland Minister. The Independent Case Examiner for the Department for Work and Pensions. Chief Executive of The Sustainable Development Commission Limited or a Director appointed by the Member of Audit Scotland appointed under section members of that company or by the Secretary of State, the 10(2)(c) of the Public Finance and Accountability (Scot- First Minister in Scotland, the First Minister for Wales or land) Act 2000 or member of the staff of Audit Scotland. the First Minister and deputy First Minister in Northern Member of the staff of the Children’s Commissioner Ireland. for Wales. Chief Inspector of the UK Border Agency. Member of the staff of the Commissioner for Older Chief Investigating Officer appointed under section 9 People in Wales. of the Ethical Standards in Public Life etc. (Scotland) Act Member of the panel of persons available to serve as 2000. chairmen of the Care Tribunal in Northern Ireland. 304 MEMBERS Member of a panel of persons appointed under Article Chairman or Vice-Chairman of the English Sports 7 of the Social Security (Northern Ireland) Order 1998 to Council. act as members of appeal tribunals. Chairman of Enterprise Ulster. Member, not being also a Forestry Commissioner or Chairman of the Fire Authority for Northern Ireland. officer of the Forestry Commissioners, of a committee appointed for England, Scotland or Wales under section Chairman or any director of the Further Education 2(3) of the Forestry Act 1967. Development Agency. National Assembly for Wales Commissioner for Stand- Chairman or any member, not being also an employee, ards. of a Health and Social Services Board established under Article 16 of the Health and Personal Social Services Ordinary member of BBC Audience Council England, (Northern Ireland) Order 1972. BBC Audience Council Northern Ireland, BBC Audience Council Scotland or BBC Audience Council Wales. Chairman or any member, not being also an employee, of the Health Education Board for Scotland. President of the Additional Support Needs Tribunal for Scotland. Chairman or Deputy Chairman of the Laganside Cor- poration. President or member of the Mental Health Tribunal for Scotland. Chairman of the Mental Health Commission for North- ern Ireland. President of appeal tribunals appointed under Article 6 of the Social Security (Northern Ireland) Order 1998. Chairman of the National Research Development Corporation. President, or member of a panel of persons appoint- ed to act as chairman or other members, of the Special Chairman of the Northern Ireland Central Services Educational Needs and Disability Tribunal for Northern Agency for the Health and Social Services. Ireland. Chairman, Deputy Chairman or Chief Executive of the Prisoner Ombudsman for Northern Ireland. Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council. Prisons and Probation Ombudsman for England and Chairman of the Public Health Laboratory Service Wales. Board. A regional returning officer for the purposes of the Chairman of the Rural Development Council for Scotland Act 1998. Northern Ireland. The reviewer appointed under section 40 of the Justice A full-time chairman of Social Security Appeal Tri- and Security (Northern Ireland) Act 2007. bunals, Medical Appeal Tribunals and Disability Appeal Tribunals for Northern Ireland. Scottish Information Commissioner. Chairman of the Standing Advisory Commission on Scottish Parliamentary Standards Commissioner. Human Rights constituted under section 20 of the North- Scottish Road Works Commissioner. ern Ireland Constitution Act 1973. Service Complaints Commissioner. Chairman or any member, not also being an employee, of the State Hospitals Board for Scotland. Trustee of the Independent Living Fund (2006). Chairman of the Training, Enterprise and Education Entries repealed Advisory Group for Wales. 11. The following entries are omitted— Chairman of the United Kingdom Sports Council. Adjudicating medical practitioner or specially quali- Chairman of the Wine Standards Board of the Compa- fied adjudicating medical practitioner appointed under or ny of the master, wardens and commonalty of Vintners of by virtue of Part II of the Social Security Administration the City of London. (Northern Ireland) Act 1992. Chief Adjudication Officer appointed for Northern Chairman of the Advisory Board for the Research Ireland under section 37 of the Social Security Adminis- Councils. tration (Northern Ireland) Act 1992. Chairman of the British Overseas Trade Board. Chief Child Support Officer appointed under Article Full-time Chairman of Child Support Appeal Tribunals 15(3) of the Child Support (Northern Ireland) Order 1991. for Northern Ireland. Chief Scientist of the Scottish Home and Health De- Chairman or any member, not also being an employee, partment. of a committee constituted under section 91 of the Mental Commissioner appointed under section 67(1) of the Health (Scotland) Act 1984. Police (Northern Ireland) Act 2000. Chairman of the Consumer Committee for Electricity Director of Caledonian MacBrayne Limited. appointed under Article 7 of the Electricity (Northern Ireland) Order 1992. Director of the Commonwealth Development Corpora- tion nominated or appointed by the Secretary of State. Chairman or Chief Executive of the Council for the Central Laboratory of the Research Councils. Director General of Electricity Supply for Northern Ireland. MEMBERS 305 Director General of Gas for Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland Commissioner for Protection Against Unlawful Industrial Action. Director General of the National Economic Develop- ment Office. Northern Ireland Commissioner for the Rights of Trade Union Members. Governor of the British Broadcasting Corporation. Northern Ireland Parliamentary Commissioner for Independent Assessor of Military Complaints Proce- Administration. dures in Northern Ireland. President of Social Security Appeal Tribunals, Medi- Independent Commissioner, or Deputy Commissioner, cal Appeal Tribunals and Disability Appeal Tribunals for for the Holding Centres in Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland. Managing director of the National Research Develop- Rent officer or deputy rent officer nominated under ment Corporation. Schedule 5 to the Rent (Northern Ireland) Order 1978. Medical Officer for Complaints appointed for Wales by Scottish legal services ombudsman appointed under the Secretary of State. section 34 of the Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) Member of a panel of chairmen for Child Support (Scotland) Act 1990. Appeal Tribunals for Northern Ireland appointed under Traffic Director for London. paragraph 3(2)(a) of Schedule 3 to the Child Support (Northern Ireland) Order 1991. The Water Industry Commissioner for Scotland. Any member of the Education Transfer Council in Entries amended receipt of remuneration. 12. For the entry ‘Adjudicator for the Inland Revenue, Any member of the Further Education Funding Coun- Customs and Excise and the Contributions Agency’ there cil for Wales in receipt of remuneration. is substituted ‘Adjudicator appointed by the Commission- ers for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs’. Any member, in receipt of remuneration, of a housing action trust (within the meaning of Part III of the Housing 13. In the entry ‘Chairman or Medical Director of the Act 1988). Advisory Committee on Distinction Awards’, for ‘Dis- tinction’ there is substituted ‘Clinical Excellence’. Member of the Board of the Industrial Research and Technology Unit in Northern Ireland. 14. In the entry ‘Chairman of the Distinction and Mer- itorious Service Awards Committee for Northern Ireland’, Member of the Local Enterprise Development Unit. for ‘Distinction and Meritorious Service Awards Com- Member of a Medical Appeal Tribunal for Northern mittee for Northern Ireland’ there is substituted ‘Northern Ireland appointed under section 48(2) of the Social Secu- Ireland Clinical Excellence Awards Committee’. rity Administration (Northern Ireland) Act 1992. 15. For the entry ‘Chairman, or member in receipt of Member of the legal panel of persons available to act remuneration, of the Big Lottery Fund’ there is substitut- as chairmen of Registered Homes Tribunals. ed ‘Member of the Big Lottery Fund or of a committee established by the Fund under paragraph 7 of Schedule Member of the legal panel of persons available to act 4A to the National Lottery Act 1993’. as chairmen of Registered Homes Tribunals in Northern Ireland. 16. In the entry beginning ‘Chairman or non-executive director of a Health and Social Services trust’, for ‘Social Any member of the Residuary Body for Wales (Corff Services trust’ there is substituted ‘Social Care trust’. Gweddilliol Cymru) in receipt of remuneration. 17. In the entry ‘Chairman or any member, not also Member, in receipt of remuneration, of the School being an employee, of a Health Board constituted under Teachers’ Review Body. the National Health Service (Scotland) Act 1978’, after Any member of the Schools Funding Council for ‘Health Board’ there is inserted ‘or a Special Health Wales in receipt of remuneration. Board’. Any member of the Scottish Further and Higher Edu- 18. In the entry beginning ‘Chairman or non-executive cation Funding Council in receipt of remuneration. member of a National Health Service trust’, for the words from ‘the National Health Service (Wales)’ to the end sub- Any member of the Scottish Further Education Fund- stitute ‘or the National Health Service (Wales) Act 2006’. ing Council in receipt of remuneration. 19. In the entry ‘Chairman or Vice-Chairman of the Any member of the Scottish Higher Education Fund- Scottish Sports Council’, the words ‘or Vice-Chairman’ ing Council in receipt of remuneration. are omitted. Member of the panel of chairmen for Social Security 20. In the entry beginning ‘Chairman of a special Appeal Tribunals, Medical Appeal Tribunals and Disabil- health and social services agency’, for ‘services agency’ ity Appeal Tribunals for Northern Ireland appointed under there is substituted ‘care agency’. section 49(1)(c) of the Social Security Administration (Northern Ireland) Act 1992. 21. In the entry ‘Chief executive of the Simpler Trade Procedures Board’, for ‘the Simpler Trade Procedures Member of a panel of persons appointed under Sched- Board’ there is substituted ‘SITPRO Limited’. ule 5 to the Rent (Northern Ireland) Order 1978 to act as chairmen and other members of rent assessment commit- 22. In the entry ‘Director of British Nuclear Fuels tees. p.l.c.’, for ‘p.l.c.’ there is substituted ‘Limited’. 306 MEMBERS 23. In the entry beginning ‘Director of any company 27. For the entry ‘Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector of in receipt of financial assistance’, the words ‘the Local Schools in Wales’ there is substituted ‘Her Majesty’s Employment Act 1972, Part II of the Industry Act 1972 Chief Inspector of Education and Training in Wales or or’ are omitted. Prif Arolygydd Ei Mawrhydi dros Addysg a Hyfforddiant yng Nghymru’. 24. In the entry ‘Director of a company- 28. In the entry ‘Member of the Rail Passengers’ (a) which, within the meaning of Part II of the Rail- Council in receipt of remuneration’, the word ‘Rail’ is ways Act 1993, is a successor company wholly owned by omitted. the Crown, or 29. In the entry beginning ‘Member of the panel of (b) which, within the meaning of that Act, is wholly persons appointed under Schedule 4 of the Rent (Scot- owned by the Director of Passenger Rail Franchising, land) Act 1984’, for ‘Member’ there is substituted ‘Presi- being a director nominated or appointed by a Minister dent or vice-president’. of the Crown, the Director of Passenger Rail Franchising 30. In the entry ‘Member appointed by the Secretary of or any other person acting on behalf of the Crown.’, State of the Scottish Agricultural Wages Board’, for ‘Sec- paragraph (b) is omitted (together with the word ‘or’ retary of State’ there is substituted ‘Scottish Ministers’. preceding it). 31. In the entry ‘Registration Officer appointed under 25. In the entry beginning ‘The Governor or Adminis- section 8(2) or (3) of the Representation of the People Act trator’, for ‘dependent’ there is substituted ‘overseas’. 1983’, after ‘8(2)’ there is inserted ‘, (2A)’. 26. In the entry beginning ‘Governor, Medical Of- 32. Any entry in Part 3 which is amended by this Order ficer or other officer’, the words ‘, Medical Officer’ are shall (if necessary) be moved to the appropriate place. omitted.
IV. MEMBERS NOT DULY ELECTED: Nil.
V. IMPRISONMENT OF MEMBERS: Nil.
VI. MEMBERS’ INTERESTS AND CODE OF CONDUCT: 1. Registers: ‘Agreements for the Provision of Services;’ and shall be amended, as follows: Registers of Members’ Interests laid upon the Table, [2000–01] 115; [2001–02] 239; [2002–03] 59; [2003–04] (a) by leaving out the words ‘up to £1,000, £1,000– 149; [2004–05] 149; [2005–06] 272; [2006–07] 282; £5,000, £5,000–£10,000’ in each of paragraphs (1), (2) [2007–08] 506. and (3) and inserting the words ‘up to £5,000, £5,001– £10,000’; Register of Members’ Financial Interests laid upon the Table, [2009–10], 216. (b) after the word ‘inspection’ in each of paragraphs (1), (2) and (3), by inserting the words ‘and reproduction’; 2. Resolutions relating to Members’ Interests, &c. [see also STANDING ORDERS]: (c) at the end, by adding the words— [2001–02] ‘Provided that the requirement to deposit a copy of an agreement with the Commissioner shall not apply— Code of Conduct,—Resolution, That— (a) if the fees or benefits payable do not exceed one per (1) this House approves the Ninth Report from the cent. of the current parliamentary salary; nor Committee on Standards and Privileges (House of Com- mons Paper No. 763), A new Code of Conduct and Guide (b) in the case of media work (but in that case the to the Rules; Member shall deposit a statement of the fees or benefits payable in the bands specified above)’; (2) the Resolution of the House of 6th November 1995 relating to Conduct of Members shall be amended, at the (4) the Code of Conduct and the Guide to the Rules end, by adding the words ‘or any approach, whether oral relating to the Conduct of Members (House of Commons or in writing, to Ministers or servants of the Crown’; Paper No. 688 (1995–96)) shall be amended as proposed in Annex 2 to the Report; and (3) the Resolution of the House of 6th November 1995 relating to Employment Agreements shall be redesignated (5) the registration forms submitted for the next pub- lished Register of Members’ Interests shall comply with MEMBERS 307 the new rules on the registration of Members’ interests; (2G) When the Panel has completed its proceedings— and any requirement under the new rules to register an (a) the Commissioner shall report as in paragraph (2) interest which is not registrable now shall come into force (e); on the publication of the next Register, 557. (b) the legal assessor shall report to the Committee Code of Conduct and Guide to the Rules to be printed on Standards and Privileges his opinion as to the extent [No. 841], 557. to which its proceedings have been consistent with the Standards and Privileges,—Resolution, That this principles of natural justice; and House approves the Sixth Report of the Committee on (c) the Member assessor may report to the Committee Standards and Privileges (House of Commons Paper No. on Standards and Privileges his opinion as to the extent to 624), Registration of Interests by Members who have not which its proceedings have had regard to the customs and taken their seat, and resolves that its provisions should practice of the House and its Members. come into force three months after the date of this Reso- lution, 442. (2H) The Commissioner shall report each year to the House on the exercise by him of his functions.’. [2003–04] (b) line 34, leave out paragraph (3) and add— Standards and Privileges: Amendment to Standing Orders,—Ordered, That— ‘(3) The Commissioner may be dismissed only follow- ing a resolution of the House, moved for by a Member of (1) Standing Order (Committee on Standards and the House of Commons Commission, after the Committee Privileges) be amended in line 39, after second ‘time’, by on Standards and Privileges has reported to the House inserting ‘, to appoint legal advisers’; and that it is satisfied that the Commissioner is unfit to hold (2) Standing Order (Parliamentary Commissioner for his office or unable to carry out his functions; and any Standards) be amended as follows: such report shall include a statement of the Committee’s reasons for its conclusion.’, 489. (a) line 33, at end add ‘unless the provisions of para- graph (2A) apply. Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards: Term of Office,— Resolution, (2A) No report shall be made by the Commissioner if, in any case where the Member concerned has agreed That this House agrees with the proposals of the House that he has failed to register or declare an interest, it is of Commons Commission in paragraphs 8 to 10 of its the Commissioner’s opinion that the interest involved is response to the Eighth Report from the Committee on minor, or the failure was inadvertent, and the Member Standards in Public Life (House of Commons Paper No. concerned has taken such action by way of rectification as 422), that— the Commissioner may have required within any proce- (a) any future appointment to the office of Parliamen- dure approved by the Committee for this purpose. tary Commissioner for Standards shall be for a period of (2B) The Commissioner may at any time in the course five years, and shall not be renewable; and of investigating a complaint, and if so requested by the (b) notwithstanding the Resolution of the House of Committee on Standards and Privileges shall, appoint an 13th February 2002, the appointment of the current Com- Investigatory Panel to assist him in establishing the facts missioner shall expire on 25th June 2008, and shall not be relevant to the investigation. renewable, 489. (2C) An Investigatory Panel shall— [2005–06] (a) consist of the Commissioner, who shall be Chair- Standards and Privileges,—Resolution, man of the Panel, and two assessors, one of whom shall be a legally qualified person appointed by the Commis- That this House takes note of the Fourth Report of the sioner and the other shall be a Member, who shall not be Committee on Standards and Privileges, Session 2004–05 a member of the Committee on Standards and Privileges, (House of Commons Paper No. 472), and approves the re- appointed by the Speaker; and vised Code of Conduct set out in the Annex to the Report, 127. (b) meet in private. Code of Conduct and Guide to the Rules to be printed (2D) The Commissioner— [No. 351], 127. (a) shall determine the procedures of the Panel, subject Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards,—Order, to the provisions of this Order; and That Standing Order (Parliamentary Commissioner for (b) may appoint counsel for the purpose of assisting Standards) be amended by leaving out paragraph (3) and the Panel. inserting the following— (2E) Any report that the Commissioner may have made ‘(3) No report shall be made by the Commissioner: to the Committee on Standards and Privileges in relation to the complaint before the appointment of the Panel shall (a) in any case where the Member concerned has be made available to the Panel by the Committee. agreed that he has failed to register or declare an inter- est, if it is the Commissioner’s opinion that the interest (2F) Any Member who is the subject of the complaint involved is minor, or the failure was inadvertent, and under investigation shall, if he so requests, be heard by the Member concerned has taken such action by way the Panel; may call witnesses; and may examine other of rectification as the Commissioner may have required witnesses. 308 MEMBERS within any procedure approved by the Committee for this (a) for “Register of Members’ Interests” there shall be purpose; and substituted “Register of Members’ Financial Interests”; and (b) in any case involving parliamentary allowances, or the use of facilities or services, if the Commissioner has (b) for “Registrar of Members’ Interests” there shall be with the agreement of the Member concerned referred the substituted “Registrar of Members’ Financial Interests”, matter to the relevant Officer of the House for the purpose 126. of securing appropriate financial reimbursement, and the Registration of Members’ Financial Interests,—Reso- Member has made such reimbursement within such peri- lution, od of time as the Commissioner considers reasonable.’, 127. (1) That, for the purpose of complying with the Resolution of the House of 22 May 1974 relating to [2008–09] Registration of Members’ Financial Interests, in respect Guide to the Rules Relating to the Conduct of Mem- of interests falling within Category 1 (Directorships), bers,—Resolution, Category 2 (Remunerated employment, office, profession, etc) or Category 3 (Clients), hon. Members shall furnish (1) That, subject to paragraphs (2) and (3) below, this the Registrar with the following particulars— House approves the Fourth Report of the Committee on Standards and Privileges (House of Commons Paper No. (a) the precise amount of each individual payment 208) and the revised Guide to the Rules Relating to the made in relation to any interest, Conduct of Members annexed thereunto; (b) the nature of the work carried out in return for that (2) That the revised Guide be amended, in page 27, payment, by leaving out the words “After receiving a donation or (c) the number of hours worked during the period to loan over £200 in value a Member has 30 days to check which the payment relates, and and confirm it is from a permissible source before either accepting it or returning it.” and by inserting in their place No. 68 Votes and Proceedings: 30 April 2009 483 the words “After receiving a donation over £200 in value (d) except where disclosure of the information would a Member has 30 days to check and confirm it is from a be contrary to any legal or established professional duty permissible source before either accepting it or returning of privacy or confidentiality, the name and address of the it. Before entering into a loan a Member must check and person, organisation or company making the payment; confirm the lender is permissible.”; (2) That such interests shall be registered whether or (3) That the threshold for registering interests under not their value in any given year exceeds one per cent. of category 4 (Sponsorships) shall be the statutory threshold the current Parliamentary salary; for the time being applying to the reporting of donations by hon. Members to the Electoral Commission; (3) That the provisions of this Resolution shall apply whether or not the interest in question depends essentially (4) That the revised Guide shall take effect on such upon, or arises out of, the hon. Member’s position as a date as section 59 of the Electoral Administration Act Member of Parliament; and 2006 shall come into force; (4) That the provisions of this Resolution shall come (5) That the Register of Members’ Interests shall be into effect on 1 July 2009, 329. renamed the Register of Members’ Financial Interests and the Registrar of Members’ Interests shall be known as the 3. Miscellaneous Registrar of Members’ Financial Interests; Speaker’s Statement: Members’ financial interests, (6) Accordingly, in each place where they occur in any [2008–09] 646. Standing Order, Order or Resolution of the House:
VII. MEMBERS’ SALARIES, PENSIONS, ALLOWANCES, &C.: Members’ Allowances, Insurance, &c., Resolution, Travel by Honourable Members to National Parlia- [2001–02] 52 (Amendments made, and others proposed, ments and European Union Institutions: Resolution, but not made). [2001–02] 542. Members’ Pay (Expression of Opinion), Resolution, Payment for Chairmen: Resolution, [2001–02] 555 [2001–02] 54 (Amendment proposed, but not made). (and another Motion negatived, [2001–02] 555). Parliamentary Pensions, Resolution, [2001–02] 55 Resolutions relating to Pay for Chairmen of Select (Amendments made). Committees, [2002–03] 658. Members’ Insurance: Reimbursement of costs incurred Resolution agreeing to withholding of a Member’s by the Right Honourable Member for Blackburn, Resolu- salary in appropriate cases, [2002–03] 488. tion, [2001–02] 55. New Standing Order made (House of Commons Mem- Members’ Pay (Money Resolution), [2001–02] 56. bers Estimate Committee), [2003–04] 106. MEMBERS 309 Bicycle and Motorcycle Mileage Allowances, Res- Support for Members who have chosen not to take olution (rescinding Resolution of 20th March 1998), their seats, [2005–06] 424. [2003–04] 107. Resolution on Communications Allowance, [2005–06] Members’ Allowances, Resolution (after Amendment 867 (on Division). made and another Amendment negatived), [2003–04] 590. House of Commons Members’ Fund (Resolution on Parliamentary Pensions (Contribution Rate), Resolu- appropriation), [2007–08] 686. tion, [2003–04] 591. Order appointing two Members as a Managing Trus- Parliamentary Pensions (Survivor Benefits and Early tees of the Parliamentary Contributory Pension Fund in Retirement), Resolution, [2003–04] 591. the room of two others, [2007–08] 312. Car mileage allowance, Question negatived, [2004–05] Order on Committee on Members’ Allowances, 120. [2008–09] 86. House of Commons Members’ Fund (Discretionary Resolution on Members’ Allowances (Green Book), Payments), [2004–05] 218; [2005–06] 235; [2006–07] 39, [2008–09] 86. 601; [2007–08] 686; [2009–10] 102. Resolution on Members’ Allowances (Audit and As- House of Commons Members’ Fund (Uprating of Ben- surance), [2008–09] 86. efits), [2004–05] 218. Resolution on Payments to Hon. Members (Publication Support for Members who have chosen not to take Scheme), [2008–09] 85. their seats, [2004–05] 238. Motion in the name of the Leader of the House relating Pay for Chairmen of Standing Committees, [2005–06] to the House of Commons Members’ Fund, allocated to 125 (on Division, after Amendment negatived on Divi- the Ninth Delegated Legislation Committee, [2009–10] sion). 42. Reported, [2009–10] 67. Approved, [2009–10] 102. Resolution on Pay for Chairmen of Select Committees, Accounts of the Parliamentary Contribution Fund: for [2005–06] 126 (on Division). 2000–01, [2001–02] 852; for 2001–02, [2002–03] 164; for 2002–03, [2003–04] 269; for 2003–04, [2004–05] Resolution on Pay for Chairmen of Standing Commit- 308; for 2004–05, [2005–06] 417; for 2005–06, [2006– tees (No. 2), [2005–06] 126. 07] 104; for 2006–07, [2007–08] 162; for 2007–08, Opposition Parties (Financial Assistance), [2005–06] [2008–09] 119, 270; for 2008–09, [2009–10] 386. 423.
VIII. DISORDERLY CONDUCT: Deputy Speaker in Westminster Hall reports a Member Member, having conducted himself in a grossly disor- for declining to withdraw a grossly disorderly expression, derly manner, ordered by the Deputy Speaker to withdraw [2001–02] 390, 395. from the House, [2008–09] 62. Members, having used a grossly disorderly expres- Member, having wilfully disregarded the authority of sion, and not having withdrawn the same, ordered by the the Chair, ordered by the Speaker to withdraw from the Speaker to withdraw from the House for the remainder House for the remainder of the day’s sitting; withdrew of the day’s sitting; withdrew accordingly, [2004–05] 61, accordingly, [2006–07] 525; [2007–08] 217. 267, 301.
IX. MEMBERS REPRIMANDED AND SUSPENDED: Mr Clive Betts, suspended for seven days, [2002–03] Mr Jonathan Sayeed, suspended for two weeks, 592. [2004–05] 152. Mr Derek Conway, suspended for 10 sitting days, Mr Michael Trend, suspended for two weeks, [2002– [2007–08] 170. 03] 206. Mr George Galloway, suspended for eighteen sitting Mr Keith Vaz, suspended for one month, [2001–02] days, [2006–07] 526. 355. Mr Geoffrey Robinson, suspended for three weeks, [2001–02] 159. 310 MEMBERS
X. LEAVE OF ABSENCE: [Nil]
XI. PERSONAL STATEMENTS: Harry Cohen, [2009–10] 185. Mr Geoffrey Robinson, [2001–02] 159. Mr Peter Hain, [2008–09] 88. Jacqui Smith, [2008–09] 589. Mr Tony McNulty, [2008–09] 675.
XII. MISCELLANEOUS: Report from Standing Committee of presence of managh and South Tyrone Constituency, [2001–02] 141. Members not nominated to that Committee, [2000–01] Lays copy of Shorthand Writer’s Notes and a copy of the 191, 195. Order made by the Court, [2001–02] 239. Resolution on Working Group on Provision for Former Facilities of the House, Resolution (in relation to use Members, [2000–01] 342. by Members who have not taken their seat), [2001–02] 274 (after Amendments proposed, but not made). Speaker acquaints House with Certificate from Judges appointed to try Election Petition, in relation to the Fer- Messages 311 MESSAGES
I. From Her Majesty
II. From the Lords Commissioners
III. From the Lords 1. Bills, Private 2. Committees, Joint 3. Delegated Legislation 4. Amendments to Standing Orders
IV. To the Lords 1. Bills, Private 2. Bills, Public 3. Committees, Joint
V. Miscellaneous
I. FROM HER MAJESTY: At the opening of the Session, [2000–01] 1; [2001–02] 15; [2002–03] 1; [2003–04] 1; [2004–05] 1; [2005–06] 13; [2006–07] 1; [2007–08] 1; [2008–09] 1; [2009–10] 1.
II. FROM THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS: At the first meeting of the new Parliament, [2001–02] 06] 886; [2006–07] 615; [2007–08] 721; [2008–09] 718; 1; [2005–06] 1. [2009–10] 423. To hear a Commission read for giving Royal Assent For the presentation of Mr Speaker Elect for the Royal to Acts and for proroguing Parliament, [2001–02] 817; approbation, [2001–02] 2; [2005–06] 2; [2008–09] 451. [2002–03] 715; [2003–04] 631; [2004–05] 329; [2005–
III. FROM THE LORDS: 1. Bills, Private: That they have come to Resolutions relating to revival of proceedings on Bills, [2003–04] 168 (no agreement That they have passed a Bill, to which they desire the asked for). agreement of the Commons, [2000–01] 11, &c.; [2001– 02] 97(2), &c.; [2002–03] 276, &c.; [2003–04] 175; That they have come to a Resolution relating to the [2006–07] 307, &c.; [2007–08] 56(2); [2008–09] 343(2); carry-over of proceedings on a Bill, [2005–06] 875. [2009–10] 19, 354. That they concur with the Commons in their message That they have come to Resolutions relating to revival relating to Bill originating in the Commons in the last of proceedings on Bills, and desiring the concurrence of Session of Parliament, [2005–06] 24. the Commons: That they concur with Resolutions of the Commons —Bills originating in the Lords in the current session, relating to: [2000–01] 74. —revival of proceedings on Bills, [2001–02] 73, 206. That they have come to Resolutions relating to revival —suspension of proceedings on Bills, [2001–02] 777, of proceedings on Bills, and desiring the concurrence of 793. the Commons, [2001–02] 21; [2003–04] 168; [2005–06] 21; [2009–10] 18(2). That they have agreed with an Order made by the Commons relating to revival of Bills (Standing Order That they have come to Resolutions relating to suspen- 188B), [2008–09] 331(4). sion of proceedings on Bills, and desiring the concurrence of the Commons, [2002–03] 681; [2005–06] 857(4); That they have come to a Resolution relating to the [2006–07] 596-597; [2007–08] 692; [2008–09] 591, carry-over of proceedings on a Bill, [2005–06] 875. 676(4). That they have come to Resolutions relating to the suspension of Bills, and desiring the concurrence of the Commons, [2005–06] 857(4). 312 Messages That they have agreed to Commons Bills: That they agree to a Commons Amendment in lieu and do not insist on their Amendment, [2003–04] 259. —without Amendment, [2001–02] 597, 777; [2002– 03] 135; [2003–04] 410, 412, 536; [2005–06] 629, That they agree without Amendment to Amendments 739(3); [2007–08] 456. proposed by the Commons to a Bill in lieu of Commons Amendments to which the Lords had disagreed and agree —with Amendments, [2001–02] 462; [2002–03] 685; without Amendment to the consequential Amendments, [2006–07] 505, 567, &c.; [2007–08] 467; [2008–09] 420. [2004–05] 272. That they have agreed to Commons Amendments to That they agree with Commons Amendments in lieu: Bills originating in the Lords without Amendment, with consequential Amendments to which they desire the —and to Commons Amendments to a Lords Amend- agreement of the Commons, [2009–10] 400(2). ment, [2001–02] 801. That they have agreed, without Amendment, to —and to Commons Amendment to a Lords Amend- Commons Amendments to Lords Bills, [2000–01] 277; ment, and do not insist on remaining Lords Amendments, [2001–02] 756, 761; [2006–07] 499, 512; [2006–07] 499, [2001–02] 811. 512; [2007–08] 399 That they have agreed, without Amendment, to the That they have agreed, without Amendment, to certain Commons Amendment made to one of their Amendments, Commons Amendments to Lords Bills, and have dis- [2007–08] 720. agreed to the remaining Amendments, with Reasons, That they agree to a consequential Amendment pro- [2000–01] 277; [2003–04] 254. posed by the Commons, [2009–10] 426. Bills, Public: That they agree, without Amendment, to the Amend- That they have passed a Bill, to which they desire ment proposed by the Commons in lieu of a Lords the concurrence of the Commons, [2000–01] 134, &c.; Amendment, [2006–07] 364; [2008–09] 140. [2001–02] 149, &c.; [2002–03] 155, &c.; [2003–04] 94, That they agree to Commons Amendment to Lords &c.; [2004–05] 70, &c.; [2005–06] 120, &c.; [2006–07] Amendment, with an Amendment, and do not insist on 150, &c.; [2007–08] 170, &c.; 2008–09] 171,, &c.; their remaining Lords Amendment, [2003–04] 211. [2009–10] 139, &c. That they agree without Amendment to the Amend- Requesting that the Bill be returned because a Lords ments in lieu made by the Commons, [2006–07] 591. Amendment is incorrect; Bill returned accordingly; Lords return Bill corrected, [2003–04] 513. That they agree to Commons Amendments to Lords Amendments; do not insist on their Amendments to which That they have agreed to Bills originating in the Com- the Commons have disagreed but propose Amendments mons: in lieu; agree with an Amendment to Commons Amend- —without Amendment, [2000–01] 42, &c.; [2001–02] ments in lieu, and do not insist on the remaining Lords 84, &c.; [2002–03] 84, &c.; [2003–04] 45, &c.; [2004– Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed, 05] 301, 325(2); [2005–06] 141(2), &c.; [2006–07] 17, [2003–04] 614. &c.; [2007–08] 87, &c.; [2008–09] 45, &c.; [2009–10] That they agree to Commons Amendment to Lords 97, &c. Amendment; do not insist on their Amendments disa- —with Amendments, [2000–01] 346, &c.; [2001–02] greed to by the Commons and agree to the Amendments 255, &c.; [2002–03] 253, &c.; [2003–04] 159, &c.; in lieu, and propose an Amendment in lieu of one of their [2004–05] 227, &c.; [2005–06] 384, &c.; [2006–07] 191, Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed, &c.; [2007–08] 210, &c.; [2008–09] 128, &c.; [2009–10] [2003–04] 624. 354, &c. That they agree, without Amendment, to certain —with an Amendment, [2002–03] 665; [2005–06] Commons Amendments; they agree to a Commons 603; [2006–07] 366; [2007–08] 601. Amendment with an Amendment; they agree to a Com- mons Amendment, with Amendments in lieu of the words That they have agreed to a Commons Amendment to a so left out of the Bill; and they disagree to certain other Bill originating in the Lords, [2001–02] 329, &c. Commons Amendments, but propose Amendments in lieu That they have agreed to Commons Amendments to thereof, [2007–08] 696. Bills originating in the Lords: That they agree to one of the Commons Amendments, —without Amendment, [2000–01] 308, &c.; [2001– with an Amendment in lieu of the words left out of the 02] 316, 368(2); [2002–03] 665, 692; [2003–04] 297, Bill; they agree to another of the Commons Amendments &c.; [2004–05] 325, &c.; [2005–06] 431, &c.; [2006–07] with an Amendment; and they agree, without Amend- 469, &c.; [2007–08] 655, &c.; [2008–09] 572, &c.; ment, to the remaining Commons Amendments, [2007– [2009–10] 426. 08] 701. —with a consequential Amendment, [2001–02] 460. That they agree to a certain Amendment made by the Commons, with consequential Amendments to which they —with Amendments, [2001–02] 714; [2002–03] 309. desire the agreement of the Commons; they agree without —with Amendments and a consequential Amendment, Amendment to the remaining Amendments made by the [2002–03] 685. Commons, [2008–09] 704. That they have agreed to a Commons Amendment to a Lords Amendment, [2002–03] 360. Messages 313 That they agree to Commons Amendments with conse- —with Amendments in lieu and Amendments to other quential Amendments to some Lords Amendments, and to Lords Amendments and to the Bill in lieu of words left Amendments in lieu, [2003–04] 454. out by a Lords Amendment, [2002–03] 692. That they agree to some Commons Amendments, with —with an Amendment in lieu and an Amendment Amendments, have made a consequential Amendment, in lieu of the words left out by a Lords Amendment, and agree without Amendment to the remaining Com- [2002–03] 466. mons Amendments, [2005–06] 871. That they disagree to Commons Amendment to Lords That they agree to certain Commons Amendments, Amendment and insist on Lords Amendment, [2003–04] with Amendments; they have made consequential 202. Amendments; they agree to an Amendment made by the That they insist on a Lords Amendment to a Commons Commons with an Amendment in lieu of the words so left Amendment, [2003–04] 250. out of the Bill; and they agree without Amendment to the remaining Commons Amendments, [2006–07] 452. That they insist on an Amendment to a Bill to which the Commons have disagreed and disagree with Amend- That they agree to a Commons Amendment in lieu, do ments proposed in lieu thereof, they do not insist on an not insist on their disagreement to a Commons Amend- Amendment to which the Commons have disagreed and ment or to their Amendment in lieu, but propose an disagree to an Amendment in lieu but propose an Amend- Amendment to the words so left out of the Bill, and agree ment in lieu thereof, they do not insist on certain other to Commons Amendments in lieu with Amendments, Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed and [2002–03] 509. agree without Amendment to Amendments proposed by That they disagree to certain Commons Amendments the Commons in lieu, [2004–05] 241. to Lords Amendments, do not insist on one of their That they insist on certain Amendments to which the Amendments, and agree to Commons Amendments to Commons have disagreed: remaining Lords Amendments, [2001–02] 816. —agree with a Commons Amendment in lieu, propose That they disagree to certain Amendments to a Bill and Amendments in lieu, agree to a Commons Amendment agree without Amendment to the remaining Amendments, to a Lords Amendment with an Amendment, agree to an [2004–05] 259. Amendment made instead of words left out and to con- That they disagree to Commons Amendments but sequential Amendments, and do not insist on remaining propose Amendments in lieu; and do not insist on the Lords Amendments, [2001–02] 267. remainder of their Amendments, [2005–06] 517. —agree to some Commons Amendments made to That they disagree to certain Commons Amendments, Lords Amendments and disagree to some Commons for which disagreement they assign their Reasons; and Amendments to Lords Amendments, they do not insist they agree without Amendment to the remaining Com- on other Amendments but propose Amendments in lieu, mons Amendments, [2006–07] 540. and they do not insist on their remaining Amendments, [2004–05] 238. That they disagree to certain Commons Amendments for which disagreement they assign their Reasons; they —agree without Amendment to some Commons agree to a Commons Amendment with an Amendment; Amendments in lieu of certain Lords Amendments; dis- and they agree without Amendment to the remaining agree to the remaining Commons Amendments in lieu of Commons Amendments, [2005–06] 845. some of their Amendments, [2005–06] 460. That they disagree to certain Commons Amendments, —do not agree with a Commons Amendment in lieu, for which disagreement they assign their Reasons; they but propose Amendments in lieu, and agree to an Amend- disagree to a Commons Amendment but propose Amend- ment in lieu, Amendments made to words restored to the ments in lieu; and they agree without Amendment to the Bill and a consequential Amendment, [2001–02] 719. remaining Commons Amendments, [2005–06] 871, 874. —do not agree with a Commons Amendment to a That they disagree to certain Commons Amendments, Lords Amendment, and agree to remaining Commons but propose Amendments in lieu thereof; they agree to a Amendment to a Lords Amendment and to Amendments Commons Amendment with an Amendment; they disa- in lieu, [2001–02] 796. gree to certain other Commons Amendments, for which —disagree to the Commons Amendment in lieu; and disagreement they assign their Reasons; and they agree they do not insist on the remaining Lords Amendment to without Amendment to the remaining Commons Amend- which the Commons have disagreed, [2005–06] 715. ments, [2006–07] 592. —do not agree with certain Commons Amendments; That they disagree to a Commons Amendment to a propose further Amendments to the Bill; agree to certain Bill, with Amendments to the words so restored to the Commons Amendments and do not insist on certain Lords Bill, and agree to the remaining Amendments, with an Amendments, [2002–03] 714. Amendment to one of them, [2003–04] 458. —do not insist on the remaining Amendments to which That they have disagreed to certain Commons Amend- the Commons has disagreed; agree to Commons Amend- ments to Bills originating in the Lords: ments proposed by to the words so restored to the Bill; —with Amendments in lieu and to words so restored to agree to the consequential Amendment proposed by the the Bill, [2002–03] 466. Commons; agree to the Commons Amendments proposed in lieu of certain of their Amendments; and agree to the 314 Messages Commons Amendments proposed by to certain of their remaining Amendments insisted upon by the Commons, Amendments, [2007–08] 372. [2004–05] 239. —do not insist on certain of their Amendments and That they do not insist on their Amendment, [2002–03] propose Amendments in lieu; they agree without Amend- 612; [2003–04] 623. ment to the Commons Amendments to some of the Lords’ That they do not insist on their Amendment to which Amendments; and they do not insist on their remaining the Commons has disagreed: Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed, [2005–06] 863. —and agree to Amendments in, [2005–06] 526; [2006–07] 548. —do not insist on certain other Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed but propose an Amendment —and agree to an Amendment in lieu and to a conse- in lieu to which they desire the agreement of the Com- quential Amendment, [2008–09] 720. mons; agree to the Amendment which the Commons have That they do not insist on their Amendments to which proposed in lieu of certain other Amendments; and do not the Commons has disagreed, [2004–05] 329; [2005–06] insist on the remaining Amendment to which the Com- 736, &c.; [2006–07] 585; [2007–08] 211, 568, 713; mons have disagreed, [2008–09] 713. [2009–10] 426. —do not insist on others, and agree with the Com- That they do not insist on their Amendments to which mons Amendments to the words so restored to the Bill, the Commons have disagreed: [2002–03] 707. —and agree to an Amendment in lieu, [2002–03] 533, —do not insist on others, and agree with the Commons 702. Amendments to the words so restored to the Bill, and agree with Commons Amendments to Lords Amend- —and agree to an Amendment in lieu (of a single ments, [2002–03] 708. Lords Amendment), [2001–02] 268, 665; [2005–06] 739. —do not insist on another, but propose an Amendment —and agree to an Amendment in lieu and consequen- in lieu; do not insist on the remaining Amendments and tial Amendments, [2002–03] 553. agree to Amendments in lieu, [2003–04] 283. —and agree to Amendments in lieu, [2001–02] 604; —do not insist on others, but propose Amendments in [2004–05] 326; [2005–06] 881; [2006–07] 525; [2008– lieu of some of them; and have considered and disagreed 09] 478. to the Amendment suggested by the Commons, [2003–04] —and agree to Amendments in lieu and Commons 624. Amendments to a Lords Amendment, [2002–03] 702. That they insist on their Amendments to which the —and agree to Amendments in lieu and to Amend- Commons has disagreed; and disagree to Amendment in ments to Lords Amendments, [2003–04] 420. lieu, [2003–04] 631. —and agree to Amendments in lieu and to a conse- That they insist on an Amendment to which the Com- quential Amendment, [2007–08] 708. mons has disagreed; they do not insist on another Amend- ment to which the Commons has disagreed but propose —and agree to Amendments in lieu of certain of those Amendments in lieu thereof; and they do not insist on Amendments; to Commons Amendments to certain Lords their remaining Amendments to which the Commons has Amendments; and to the consequential Amendment made disagreed, [2006–07] 531. by the Commons, [2006–07] 531. That they insist on their Amendments to a Bill to —and agree to consequential Amendments, [2000–01] which the Commons have insisted upon their disagree- 361. ment, they insist on their disagreement to Amendments —and agree to consequential Amendments and insisted upon by the Commons and disagree to Amend- Amendments to words so restored, [2002–03] 715. ments proposed in lieu, [2004–05] 240. —and agree to Amendments to words so restored, That they insist on their Amendments to which the [2001–02] 727; [2006–07] 520. Commons has insisted on their disagreement, and disa- gree with Commons Amendments in lieu, [2005–06] 502; —and agree to Amendments, [2002–03] 714. [2006–07] 430, 473. —and agree to Amendments in lieu and Commons That they insist on their Amendments to which the Amendments to a Lords Amendment, [2002–03] 702; Commons has disagreed and they disagree to the Amend- [2003–04] 420. ment proposed by the Commons in lieu, [2006–07] 366. —and agree to Commons Amendments to Lords That they insist on their Amendments to which the Amendments, [2001–02] 719. Commons has disagreed and they disagree to the Amend- —and agree to Commons Amendments to a Lords ments proposed by the Commons in lieu, and propose Amendment and Commons Amendments to the Bill, but Amendments in lieu, [2006–07] 505. propose an Amendment in lieu, [2002–03] 604. That they insist on some Amendments to a Bill to —and agree to Amendments to words restored to Bill, which the Commons have insisted on their disagreement, [2003–04] 471. they insist on some Amendments to which the Commons have disagreed, they disagree to Amendments proposed —and agree to the Amendment in lieu of one of them, in lieu, they do not insist on their remaining Amendments but propose further Amendments to the Bill in lieu of the to which the Commons have disagreed and agree to the other, [2003–04] 318. Messages 315 —and agree to the Amendment in lieu, but propose Amendments in lieu of one of those disagreements; and Amendments in lieu of some of them, [2003–04] 627. they agree without Amendment to Commons Amend- ments, [2005–06] 881. —but propose an Amendment in lieu of one of them, [2003–04] 585. 2. Committees, Joint: —but propose Amendments in lieu of some of them, That it is expedient to appoint a Joint Committee on: [2001–02] 714. —Conventions, [2005–06] 582. —but propose Amendments in lieu, [2005–06] 537. —draft Bribery Bill, [2008–09] 264. —but propose an Amendment in lieu, [2005–06] 689. —draft Charities Bill, [2003–04] 262. —but propose an Amendment in lieu, and agree to —draft Children (Contact) and Adoption Bill, [2004– Commons Amendments to Lords Amendments, Com- 05] 135. mons Amendments in lieu, and Commons Amendments to words so restored to the Bill, [2001–02] 811. —draft Civil Contingencies Bill, [2002–03] 451. —but propose Amendment in lieu of one of them, and —draft Climate Change Bill, [2006–07] 256. agree to Commons Amendment to Lords Amendments, —draft Communications Bill, [2001–02] 518. with a further Amendment to one of the Lords Amend- ments, [2002–03] 289. —draft Constitutional Renewal Bill, [2007–08] 300. That they do not insist on their Amendment in lieu, —draft Corruption Bill, [2002–03] 184. and agree with Commons Amendments in lieu, [2001–02] —draft Disability Discrimination Bill, [2003–04] 48. 816. —draft Gambling Bill, [2002–03] 502. That they do not insist on a Lords Amendment to a Commons Amendment but propose another Amendment —draft Gambling Bill (Regional Casinos), [2003–04] (to the Commons Amendment) in lieu, [2003–04] 241. 379. That they do not insist on their disagreement and agree —House of Lords Reform, [2001–02] 587. to the Amendments in lieu, [2001–02] 816. —draft Human Tissue and Embryos Bill, [2006–07] That they do not insist on their Amendments to which 316. the Commons have disagreed but disagree to the Amend- —draft Legal Services Bill, [2005–06] 617. ments proposed by the Commons in lieu of those Amend- ments, and propose Amendments in lieu to which they —draft Marine Bill, [2007–08] 322. desire the agreement of the Commons, [2008–09] 572. —draft Mental Health Bill, [2003–04] 458. That they do not insist on some of their Amendments —draft Mental Incapacity Bill, [2002–03] 451. to which the Commons have disagreed: —National Security Strategy, [2009–10] 118. —and agree without Amendment to the Commons Amendments in lieu; and they do not insist on the re- That they have appointed a Select Committee to join maining Lords Amendments to which the Commons have with a Committee appointed by the Commons as the Joint disagreed, [2005–06] 780. Committee on: —and agree without Amendment to the Commons —Consolidation, &c. Bills (twelve Lords), [2001–02] Amendments in lieu of certain Lords Amendments, but 418; [2003–04] 142; [2005–06] 471; [2006–07] 38; insist on their remaining Amendments, [2005–06] 471. [2007–08] 28; [2008–09] 23; [2009–10] 19. —and agree to the Amendments proposed by the Com- —Human Rights (six Lords), [2000–01] 79; [2001–02] mons in lieu of those Amendments; they insist on their 42; [2002–03] 47; [2003–04] 12; [2004–05] 14; [2005– remaining Amendments to which the Commons has dis- 06] 141; [2006–07] 38; [2007–08] 17; [2008–09] 26; agreed and they disagree with the Amendments proposed [2009–10] 19. by the Commons to the words restored to the Bill by the —Statutory Instruments (seven Lords), [2001–02] 28; Commons disagreement with one of their Amendments, [2005–06] 57. for which insistence and disagreement they assign their Reasons, [2006–07] 473. —the National Security Strategy (nine Lords), [2009– 10] 188. —and do not insist on their disagreement to Com- mons Amendments and agree without Amendment to the —Tax Law Rewrite Bills (six Lords), [2002–03] 65; remaining Commons Amendment, [2005–06] 876. [2003–04] 31; [2004–05] 41; [2005–06] 332; [2007–08] 32; [2008–09] 26; [2009–10] 19. That they do not insist on some of their Amendments to which the Commons have insisted on their disa- —Tax Simplification Bills (six Lords), [2000–01] 66. greement; and agree without Amendment to Commons —Conventions (eleven Lords), [2005–06] 636. Amendments proposed in lieu; and agree to the Commons Amendment made to the remaining Lords Amendment, —draft Bribery Bill (twelve Lords), [2008–09] 349. [2005–06] 845. —draft Charities Bill (six Lords), [2003–04] 315. That they do not insist on their disagreements to —draft Children (Contact) and Adoption Bill (six some Commons Amendments; they do not insist on their Lords), [2004–05] 154. 316 Messages —draft Civil Contingencies Bill (eleven Lords), That the Lords have reduced the quorum of a Joint [2002–03] 538. Committee to two, [2002–03] 643. —draft Climate Change Bill (twelve Lords), [2006– That the Lords have given a Joint Committee to power 07] 303. to travel outside the United Kingdom, [2002–03] 643. —draft Communications Bill (six Lords), [2001–02] 3. Delegated Legislation: 518. The Lords communicate that, in declining to approve —draft Constitutional Renewal Bill (eleven Lords), the draft Gambling (Geographical Distribution of Casino [2007–08] 365. Premises Licences) Order 2007, they have come to the following Resolution: —draft Corruption Bill (seven Lords), [2002–03] 276. That, taking account of the 13th Report from the —draft Disability Discrimination Bill (six Lords), Merits of Statutory Instruments Committee, the Lords [2003–04] 89. consider it desirable that Lords be appointed to join with —draft Gambling Bill (eight Lords), [2002–03] 582; a Committee of the Commons as a Joint Committee to [2003–04] 10. consider the process by which a decision was reached on which licensing authority should issue the regional —draft Gambling Bill (Regional Casinos) (eight casino premises licence, and to report by 1st June 2007; Lords), [2003–04] 379. and that the Lords call upon Her Majesty’s Government —draft Human Tissue and Embryos Bill (nine Lords), to take account of the recommendations of any such Joint [2006–07] 333. Committee and to lay regulations including the licensing authorities as set out in the draft Order whose responsi- —draft Legal Services Bill (six Lords), [2005–06] 641. bility it is to issue the eight large and eight small casino —draft Marine Bill (eleven Lords), [2007–08] 385. premises licences, [2006–07] 279. —draft Mental Health Bill (twelve Lords), [2003–04] 4. Amendments to Standing Orders 485; [2004–05] 11. The Lords communicate that their Standing Order —draft Mental Incapacity Bill (eight Lords), [2002– relating to the Joint Committee on Statutory Instruments 03] 538. has been amended as follows: In paragraph (1), leave out from the words ‘but excluding any Order in Council’ to —House of Lords Reform (twelve Lords), [2001–02] the end and insert the words ‘but excluding any remedial 587; [2002–03] 6, 42. order or draft remedial order under Schedule 2 to the Hu- That notwithstanding the Orders of the House of Lords man Rights Act 1998, and any draft order proposed to be of 25 April and 22 May, it be an instruction to the Joint made under Part 1 of the Legislative and Regulatory Re- Committee on Conventions that it should report by the form Act 2006 and any subordinate provisions order made end of this session of Parliament; with which Order the or proposed to be made under the Regulatory Reform Act Lords desire the concurrence of this House, [2005–06] 2001; and’; and 689. The Lords have made a further Amendment to their That, notwithstanding the Resolution of the House of Standing Order in paragraph (2) to leave out the words 27th March, the date by which the Joint Committee on the ‘any statutory instrument made by a member of the Scot- draft Climate Change Bill is required to report should be tish Executive or by the National Assembly for Wales’ 25th July 2007 rather than 13th July 2007, [2006–07] 303. and insert the words ‘any statutory instrument made by the Scottish Ministers or otherwise under an Act or Act That they have made an Amendment to their Order re- of the Scottish Parliament or by the Welsh Ministers’, lating to the appointment of a Joint Committee on Human [2006–07] 499. Rights, [2001–02] 315. In Standing Order 52, relating to the Joint Committee That they have made an Amendment to the Order on Consolidation, &c., Bills, leave out paragraph (6); relating to the appointment of the draft Constitutional Renewal Bill: That the Committee should report on the In Standing Order 74, relating to the Joint Committee draft Bill by 22nd July, [2007–08] 416. Commons concur, on Statutory Instruments, in paragraph (2), leave out the [2007–08] 428. words ‘any statutory instrument made by the Scottish Ministers or otherwise under an Act or Act of the Scot- That they have amended their Standing Order relating tish Parliament or by the Welsh Ministers’ and insert the to the Joint Committee on Consolidation Bills, [2001–02] words ‘any Scottish statutory instrument or any statutory 808. instrument made by the Welsh Ministers’, [2007–08] 49. That they have ordered a Bill be referred to the Joint Lords give leave to Alternate Representatives to the Committee on Consolidation, &c., Bills, [2005–06] 685; Convention, and to other Lords, to participate in the [2007–08] 300. Standing Committee on the Convention, [2001–02] 628.
IV. TO THE LORDS: 1. Bills, Private: —That the Commons have made certain Orders relat- ing to revival of proceedings on Bills originating in the To acquaint the Lords: Lords, [2000–01] 48(2); [2002–03] 688; [2003–04] 151. Messages 317 —That the Commons have made certain Orders relat- —That the Committee appointed by the Commons to ing to revival of proceedings on Bills originating in the join with a Committee of the Lords as the Joint Commit- Commons, [2001–02] 63, 195; [2005–06] 21(2). tee on the draft Corruption Bill do meet the Lords Com- mittee as proposed by their Lordships, [2002–03] 276. —That the Commons have made certain Orders relat- ing to suspension of proceedings on Bills originating in Commons concur with time of meeting proposed by the Lords, [2006–07] 587. the Lords for the Joint Committee on Consolidation, &c., Bills, [2001–02] 431. —That the Commons have made certain Orders relating to suspension of proceedings on Bills originating Commons concur with Resolution relating to Joint in the Commons, [2001–02] 766; [2006–07] 584, 604; Committee on the draft Communications Bill and appoint [2007–08] 701. Committee accordingly, [2001–02] 527. To concur with the Lords on: —and agree to proposed time of meeting, [2001–02] 532. —revival of Bills, [2001–02] 26; [2005–06] 55, 70(2). Commons concur with Resolution relating to Joint —suspension of Bills, [2001–02] 800, 801; [2006–07] Committee on House of Lords Reform and appoint Com- 604; [2007–08] 701. mittee accordingly, [2001–02] 619. 2. Bills, Public: To acquaint the Lords that the Commons have amend- To communicate a suggested Amendment to a Bill ed the Standing Order relating to the Joint Committee on (under the Parliament Act 1911), [2003–04] 522. Human Rights, [2001–02] 282. To communicate Reasons for disagreeing to Lords To concur with appointment of Joint Committee and Amendments, [2000–01] 360; [2001–02] 262, &c.; appoint a committee: [2002–03] 267, &c.; 2003–04] 264, &c.; [2004–05] 231, —Human Rights, [2000–01] 35. &c.; [2005–06] 434, &c.; [2006–07] 453, &c.; [2007–08] 211, &c.; [2008–09] 703; [2009–10] 400. —Tax Simplification Bills [2000–01] 70, on deferred Division (Question put, 61). To concur with the Lords in referring the Statute Law (Repeals Bill) Bill [Lords] be referred to the Joint Com- —draft Children (Contact) and Adoption Bill, [2004– mittee on Consolidation, &c., Bills, [2007–08] 300. 05] 152. Relating to carry-over of a hybrid bill, [2004–05] 328. —draft Climate Change Bill, [2006–07] 297. 3. Committees, Joint: —draft Constitutional Renewal Bill, [2007–08] 358. To acquaint the Lords that the Commons have ap- —draft Human Tissue and Embryos Bill, [2006–07] pointed Members to be members of the Select Committee 328. appointed to join with a Committee of the Lords as the —draft Marine Bill, [2007–08] 377. Joint Committee on: —draft Mental Health Bill, [2004–05] 15. —Statutory Instruments (seven Members), [2001–02] 39; [2005–06] 83. —draft Charities Bill, [2003–04] 299. —Human Rights (five Members), [2001–02] 81; (six —draft Gambling Bill, [2002–03] 534; [2003–04] 17. Members), [2005–06] 124. —draft Gambling Bill: Regional Casinos, [2003–04] —Consolidation, &c., Bills (twelve Members), 389. [2001–02] 262. —draft Disability Discrimination Bill, [2003–04] 81. Tax Simplification —draft Mental Health Bill, [2003–04] 472. To acquaint the Lords: To concur with the Lords Message of 2nd June that, —That the Commons concur with the Resolution notwithstanding the Resolution of this House of 30th on House of Lords Reform (Joint Committee) and have April, it be an instruction to the Joint Committee on the appointed a Committee, [2002–03] 33; To meet the Lords Draft Constitutional Renewal Bill that it should report on Committee as proposed by the Lords, [2002–03] 42. the draft Bill by 22nd July, [2007–08] 428. —That the Commons concur with the Lords that, not- To concur to revised instruction to the Joint Committee withstanding the Resolution of this House of 17th May, it on the draft Climate Change Bill, [2006–07] 310. be an instruction to the Joint Committee on Conventions To concur with meeting time for the Joint Committee that it should report by the end of this session of Parlia- on the draft Human Tissue and Embryos Bill, [2006–07] ment, [2005–06] 725. 342. —That the Commons have appointed a Select Com- To meet as Joint Committee on Consolidation, &c., mittee of seven Members to join with the Committee of Bills as proposed by their Lordships, [2003–04] 147. the Lords as the Joint Committee on the Tax Law Rewrite Bill, [2002–03] 49. 318 Messages
V. MISCELLANEOUS: Lords messages ordered to be considered, [2001–02] 301, 309; [2005–06] 689; [2006–07] 604; [2007–08] 300, 26, &c.; [2002–03] 33; [2003–04] 17, &c.; [2004–05] &c. METROPOLITAN POLICE 319 METROPOLITAN POLICE
Sessional Order, [2000–01] 1; [2001–02] 15; [2002– Paper No. 855, and the Government’s Response thereto 03] 1; [2003–04] 2; [2004–05] 1; [2005–06] 14. (published as the Committee’s Third Special Report of the current Session, House of Commons Paper No. 613); Resolution, That this House takes note of the Third approves the proposals set out in paragraphs 9, 10 and 25 Report of the Procedure Committee, Session 2002–03, on of the Report for changes in the practice of the House at Sessional Orders and Resolutions, House of Commons the beginning of each Session, [2003–04] 591. 320 MINISTERS OF THE CROWN MINISTERS OF THE CROWN
[see also ACCOUNTS AND PAPERS and SELECT Transfer of Functions (Statutory Instruments), [2005– COMMITTEES: Public Administration (Select Commit- 06] 797. tee on)] Transfer of Functions (Third Sector, Communities and Ministerial and other salaries (Amendment) Bill: Or- Equality), [2006–07] 14. dered, presented and read the first time, [2005–06] 708. 2007: Draft Ministerial and Other Salaries Orders presented Secretaries of State for Children, Schools and Fami- and approved, [2001–02] 136; [2007-08] 419, 477. lies, for Innovation, Universities and Skills and for Busi- Transfer of Functions Orders, etc, presented: ness, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, [2007–08] 35. 2001: Secretary of State for Justice, [2006–07] 556. Secretaries of State for Education and Skills and for Transfer of Functions (Asylum Support Adjudicators), Work and Pensions, [2001–02] 590. [2006–07] 164. Secretaries of State for Transport, Local Government Transfer of Functions (Equality), [2006–07] 578. and the Regions and for Environment, Food and Rural Transfer of Functions (Olympics and Paralympics), Affairs, [2001–02] 112. [2006–07] 556. Transfer of Functions (Fishery Harbours), [2001–02] 2008: 185. Transfer of Functions (Administration of Rent Officer Transfer of Functions (Miscellaneous), [2001–02] 169. Service in England), [2008–09] 42. Transfer of Functions (War Pensions etc.), [2001–02] Transfer of Functions (Miscellaneous), [2007–08] 334. 185. Transfer of Functions (Registration), [2007–08] 263. 2002: 2009: Transfer of Functions (Civil Defence), [2001–02] 799. Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, Transfer of Functions (Transport, Local Government [2008–09] 65. and the Regions), [2001–02] 799. Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, 2003: [2008–09] 146. Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs Order Adjournment debates: 2003, [2002–03] 573. Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary Ques- Transfer of Functions (Children, Young People and tions—Second Report from the Select Committee on Families), [2003–04] 58. Public Administration, Session 2000–01, and the Govern- Transfer of Functions (European Parliamentary Pay ment’s response thereto, [2001–02] 437. and Pensions, [2002–03] 718. Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary Ques- 2005: tions—Ninth Report from the Select Committee on Public Administration, Session 2001–02, and the First Report Transfer of Functions (Children, Young People and from the Committee, Session 2002–03, containing the Families), [2004–05] 169. Government’s response thereto, [2003–04] 69. Transfer of Functions (Lord Chancellor and Secretary Standing Orders amended: of State), [2005–06] 356. (Attendance of law officers and ministers in standing 2006: committees), [2005–06] 866. Secretary of State for Communities and Local Govern- (Printing of petitions and of ministerial replies), ment, [2005–06] 797. [2006–07] 611. Transfer of Functions (Office of Her Majesty’s Pay- master General), [2005–06] 485. NATIONAL POLICY STATEMENTS 321 NATIONAL POLICY STATEMENTS
Motion to make new Standing Order (No.152H) and Ministerial Statement on Energy National Policy State- Amendments to Standing Orders, approved on Division, ments, [2008–09] 699. [2008–09] 376. [2008–09]
Subject Draft laid Committee designated by Liaison Committee Report [2008-09] under Standing Order (Planning: national policy [2009-10] statements) [2008-09]
Energy 706 Energy and Climate Change,710 351 Fossil fuel electricity gener- 706 Energy and Climate Change,710 351 ating infrastructure Renewable energy infra- 706 Energy and Climate Change,710 351 structure Gas supply infrastructure 706 Energy and Climate Change,710 351 and gas and oil pipelines Electricity networks infra- 706 Energy and Climate Change,710 351 structure Nuclear power generation 706 Energy and Climate Change,710 351
Ports 706 Transport, 710 351 322 OPPOSITION OPPOSITION
I. Motions debated on Opposition days (and half days) 1. Resolutions agreed to 2. Motion for Resolutions negatived 3. Resolutions come to, after question put on original words standing part and adding proposed words 4. Debates adjourned 5. Questions on statutory instruments put forthwith
II. Proceedings on Opposition Days
III. Resolutions, etc. relating to financial assistance to Opposition Parties (“Short Money”)
IV. Miscellaneous
I. MOTIONS DEBATED ON OPPOSITION DAYS (AND HALF DAYS): 1. Resolutions agreed to: Burma, [2007–08] 391. (i) On days at the disposal of the Leader of the Oppo- Business Deregulation, [2003–04] 415. sition: Care homes, [2001–02] 668. Foot and Mouth and the Crisis in Agriculture, [2000– Caring for the Elderly, [2008–09] 551. 01] 168. Case for a Civil Service Bill, [2003–04] 90. Humanitarian Contingency Plans for Iraq, [2002–03] 155. Case for a Referendum on the Proposed European Constitution, [2003–04] 251. Military Situation in Iraq, [2002–03] 583. Child Protection, [2008–09] 115. Volunteering, [2007–08] 426. Community Maternity Services, [2006–07] 95. (ii) On days at the disposal of the Leader of the second largest Opposition party: Community Pharmacies, [2002–03] 460. Climate Change and the Environment, [2004–05] 151. Conditions in Her Majesty’s Prisons, [2000–01] 134. Gurkha Settlement Rights, [2008–09] 323, after Ques- Conduct of the Department for Education and Skills, tion, That the original words stand part of the Question, [2001–02] 752. agreed to on Division. Conduct of Ministers in the Department of Transport, 2. Motion for Resolutions negatived: Local Government and the Regions, [2001–02] 141. On day on which Standing Order (Questions on Confidentiality of Decommissioning in the Northern amendments) applied to specified proceedings as if that Ireland Peace Process, [2002–03] 668. day were an opposition day: Consequences of NHS Financial Deficits, [2005–06] Dissolution of Parliament, [2008–09] 414. 275. 3. Resolutions come to, after question put on original Constitutional Implications of the Prime Minister’s words standing part and adding proposed words: Reshuffle, [2002–03] 459. (i) On days at the disposal of the Leader of the Oppo- Controls on Immigration, [2007–08] 628. sition: Cost of living, [2007–08] 476. Access to Emergency and Urgent Care in the NHS, Council Tax, [2004–05] 204. [2008–09] 77. Council Tax Revaluation, [2005–06] 203. Access to Facilities of the House, [2001–02] 773. Countryside in Crisis, [2001–02] 74. Access to Higher Education, [2009–10] 339. Crime, [2003–04] 552. Access to NHS Services, [2006–07] 456. Crime in London, [2007–08] 342. Accuracy of NHS Performance Indicators, [2003–04] 64. Crisis in Agriculture, [2000–01] 113. Action on Climate Change, [2005–06] 292. Dementia Services and Care of the Elderly, [2009–10] 174. Administration of Tax Credits, [2005–06] 659. Dentistry, [2005–06] 461. Asylum: Bilateral Agreement with France, [2001–02] 334. Disability benefits for the Elderly, [2009–10] 54. British Agricultural Production and Food Labelling, Department for Children, Schools and Families, [2008–09] 153. [2006–07] 571. OPPOSITION 323 Doctors’ Hours in the NHS, [2003–04] 274. Government Housing Policy, [2008–09] 408. Drugs Policy, [2002–03] 115. Government Management of the National Lottery, [2001–02] 766. Economic Performance and Business, [2007–08] 629. Government management of the prisons system, Economic Recovery and Welfare, [2008–09] 636. [2007–08] 51. The Economy, [2008–09] 234. Government Policy on Public Health, [2006–07] 46. Education and Skills Training, [2001–02] 427. Government policy on schools reform, [2007–08] 33. Education provision for children with special educa- Government Policy on a Third Runway at Heathrow tional needs, [2006–07] 135. Airport, [2008–09] 102. Education, Training and Skills for Young People in the Government Regulation, [2005–06] 95. Recession, [2009–10] 131. Government Targets, [2002–03] 516. Effect of Government Targets on the Provision of Health Care, [2002–03] 647. Government Transport Strategy and Capacity on Brit- ish Roads and Railways, [2006–07] 47. Effects of Economic Policy on Savers, [2008–09] 78. Government’s Asylum System, [2000–01] 112. Effectiveness of the Department of Trade and Industry, [2006–07] 385. Government’s decision on the sale of a radar system to Tanzania, [2006–07] 136. Electoral Integrity and Democratic Accountability, [2005–06] 74. Government’s Education and Lifelong Learning Poli- cies, [2001–02] 171. Emergency Preparedness, [2005–06] 204. Government’s fiscal rules, [2007–08] 595. Energy security, [2007–08] 492; [2009–10] 132. Government’s Handling of Decisions relating to Rail- EU Constitution, [2005–06] 47. track, [2005–06] 212. European Directives on Food Supplements and Herbal Government’s handling of Equitable Life, [2009–10] Products, [2002–03] 129. 338. European Working Time Directive, [2008–09] 201. Government’s Handling of Foot and Mouth Disease, Fair Terms for International Trade, [2002–03] 484. [2000–01] 247. Family Doctor Services, [2007–08] 341. Government handling of the outbreaks of foot and mouth and bluetongue disease, [2006–07] 588. Family Justice, [2004–05] 49. Government’s handling of the penal system, [2006–07] Financial Burdens imposed on Local Authorities by 532. National Government, [2003–04] 356. Government’s Management of the Civil Service and Food security, [2007–08] 493. Communications, [2007–08] 371. Food Supplements Directive, [2004–05] 113. Government’s Management of the Post Office, Foreign Affairs Committee Report on Iraq [9th Re- [2001–02] 322. port], [2002–03] 554. Government’s Pension Plans and Means-tested Bene- Foundation Hospitals, [2002–03] 108. fits, [2001–02] 334. Fuel Duty, [2007–08] 554. Government’s plans for polyclinics, [2007–08] 457. Funded Pensions, [2001–02] 649. Government’s Public Health Agenda, [2000–01] 89. Funded Pensions and Government Policies for Older Government’s Record on Animal and Plant Diseases, People, [2003–04] 502. [2003–04] 299. Funding of Political Parties, [2007–08] 63. Government’s Record on the Compilation and Dissem- ination of Information, [2001–02] 236. Funding of Public Services, [2001–02] 236. Government’s Record on Defence, [2009–10] 269. Future of Cancer Services, [2005–06] 462. Government’s Record on the Economy and Public Future of Local Government, [2006–07] 309. Services, [2002–03] 185. Future of Mental Health Services, [2005–06] 419. Government’s Record on Housing, [2003–04] 308. Future of the BBC, [2005–06] 693. Government’s Stakeholder Pension Scheme, [2001– Future of the Post Office Network, [2003–04] 74. 02] 187. Future of Royal Mail, [2008–09] 139. Government’s Ten Year Transport Plan, [2005–06] 408. Future of the Sub-Post Office Network, [2006–07] 96. Government’s Transport Policy, [2003–04] 377. Future of the Territorial Army, [2008–09] 668. Healthcare in London, [2009–10] 309. 324 OPPOSITION Healthcare-acquired infections, [2006–07] 120. Maintenance of an Adequate Police Force, [2000–01] 76. Healthcare-associated infections, [2007–08] 34. Management of the National Health Service by the Higher Education, [2008–09] 621. Department of Health, [2005–06] 608. Higher Education and Adult Learners, [2007–08] 109. Members’ allowances, [2007–08] 553. HM Revenue and Customs data loss, [2007–08] 50. Mental Health, [2001–02] 634. Home Information Packs and Stamp Duty, [2006–07] Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, [2008–09] 572. 368. Home Secretary’s Responsibility for the Criminal Modernising Medical Careers, [2006-7] 309. Justice System, [2002–03] 114. National Audit Office Report on Operation TELIC, Hospital-acquired Infection, [2003–04] 503. [2003–04] 74. Hospital-acquired infections, [2004–05] 205. National Insurance numbers and illegal immigrants, Housing Waiting Lists, [2008–09] 138. [2007–08] 129. Human trafficking, [2007–08] 129. NATO and EU Defence Policy, [2002–03] 646. Identity Cards, [2008–09] 507. Needs of farming and rural communities, [2004–05] 99. Immigration Entry Clearance Standards, [2003–04] 251. Neighbourhood Policing, [2002–03] 624. Impact of Government Policies on Community Servic- NHS Dentistry, [2008–09] 623. es, [2002–03] 360. NHS National Programme for Information Technolo- Impact of Non-Domestic rates on Business, [2008–09] gy, [2006–07] 384. 426. NHS Staff Recruitment and Retention, [2003–04] 393. Impact of the Recession on Rural Communities, NHS workforce and service development, [2005–06] [2008–09] 425. 811. Implementation of the Licensing Act 2003, [2004–05] Occupational Pensions, [2006–07] 293. 112; [2005–06] 116. Olympic legacy, [2007–08] 650. Implications of business rates and the recession for business, [2008–09] 254. Out-Of-Hours NHS Services and Urgent Care, [2009–10] 175. Implications of the Human Rights Act 1998, [2001–02] 773. Oversight of the Ministerial Code, [2005–06] 277. Independent Inquiry into the Conduct of the Scottish Parliamentary Approval for Participation in Armed Elections, [2006–07] 371. Conflict, [2006–07] 349. Inquiry on the war in Iraq, [2008–09] 253. Pension Scheme Wind-ups, [2003–04] 148. Integrity of the Electoral System, [2003-4] 392; [2006– Pensioner Poverty, [2007–08] 427. 07] 182. Pensions and Welfare Reform, [2003-4] 541. Iraq inquiry, [2006–07] 393; [2007–08] 303; [2008– Pensions policy, [2006–07] 457. 09] 459. Performance of the Department for Environment, Food Job Losses in Manufacturing Industry, [2000–01] 88. and Rural Affairs, [2007–08] 64. Judicial Inquiry on Iraq, [2002–03] 640. Performance of Network Rail, [2007–08] 108. Knife Crime, [2008–09] 407. Personal Indebtedness and Savings, [2003–04] 425. Law and Order, [2008–09] 153. Police Amalgamations, [2005–06] 407. Licensing Laws, [2005–06] 213. Policy on Global Poverty, [2006–07] 533. Life chances of disabled children, [2006–07] 121. Post–16 Education, [2001–02] 73. Local Government Finance Settlement and Council Post Office Card Accounts, [2002–03] 445. Tax, [2009–10] 54. Post Office closures, [2007–08] 294. Local Government Restructuring in Devon, Norfolk and Suffolk, [2009–10] 310. Post Office Services, [2003–04] 236. Local Spending Reports, [2008–09] 668. Postal Services, [2003–04] 424. Local Taxation, [2005–06] 94. Powers of the Proposed Elected Regional Assemblies, [2003–04] 135. London, [2003–04] 275. Protecting Vulnerable Children, [2002–03] 555. Long Term Care for Elderly People, [2003–04] 65. OPPOSITION 325 Protection of Vulnerable Children, [2003–04] 170. Teacher Shortages, [2002–03] 583. Quality of Life in London and the South East, [2001– Teacher Supply and Standards in Education, [2000–01] 02] 409. 75. Reconfiguration of Acute Hospital Services, [2006–07] Town Cramming and Urban Sprawl, [2003–04] 357. 172. Trade Justice for the Developing World, [2003–04] Reduction of World Poverty through Trade, [2001–02] 169. 617. Truancy and Discipline in Schools, [2001–02] 573. Referendum on a New European Treaty, [2002–03] US-UK Extradition Treaty, [2008–09] 549. 444. Unemployment in the UK [2007–08] 595; [2008–09] Referendum on the EU Constitution, [2002–03] 601. 200. Regional Government, [2003–04] 414. University Admissions Policy, [2003–04] 564. Regionalisation of Emergency Services, [2005–06] University Tuition Fees, [2002–03] 483. 190. Value for Taxpayers’ Money, [2004–05] 98. Removal of Gardens from Brownfield Definition, [2005–06] 694. Vehicle Excise Duty, [2007–08] 392. Reorganisation of Primary Care Trusts, Strategic Volunteers Week and Carers Week, [2005–06] 659. Health Authorities and Ambulance Trusts, [2005–06] 420. Voting rights for Honourable Members representing Road and Rail Transport, [2002–03] 503. Scottish Seats, [2003–04] 90. Rural Economy, [2001–02] 753. Welfare Reform and Incapacity Benefit, [2005–06] 291. Salary of the Secretary of State for Health, [2006–07] 372. Wind Farms, [2003–04] 565. School Discipline, [2004–05] 48. Winding-up Arrangements for Occupational Pensions, [2002–03] 128. School Funding, [2002–03] 402. Young People in the Recession, [2008–09] 507. Secretary of State’s Handling of the Decisions relating to Railtrack, [2001–02] 186. (ii) On days at the disposal of the Leader of the Second Largest Opposition Party: Security of the Electricity Supply and London Under- ground, [2002–03] 600. Access to NHS Dentistry and Primary Health Care, [2005–06] 86. Sentencing policy and the early release of offenders, [2007–08] 458. Action on Climate Change, [2006–07] 334. ‘Shifting the Balance’ First Report from the Liaison Arms Trade Obligations, the Al Yamamah Arms Committee, [Session 1999–2000], [2000–01] 135. Agreement and Related Matters, [2006–07] 155. Situation in Zimbabwe, [2001–02] 634. Child Support Agency, [2005–06] 371. Sixtieth anniversary of the NHS, [2007–08] 47. Civil Nuclear Power, [2005–06] 371. Skills and Further Education in a Recession, [2008–09] Economic crisis, [2007–08] 670. 114. The economy, repossessions and the housing market, Skills in the Recession, [2008–09] 367. [2007–08] 323. Small Businesses, [2002–03] 504. Equitable Life, [2008–09] 648. Social policy and the relief of poverty, [2006–07] 487. Fair Access to Higher Education, [2003–04] 514. Special Educational Needs, [2001–02] 574. Fair taxation of the wealthy, [2006–07] 501. Special Schools and Special Needs Education, [2005– Fairness and Security in Old Age, [2002–03] 586. 06] 73. Future of the Post Office network and of the Royal State of the Public Services, [2001–02] 307. Mail, [2005–06] 817. State of the Royal Navy, [2006–07] 182. Government Capital Expenditure during the Recession, [2008–09] 110. State Pension Reform, [2002–03] 623. Government policy on Heathrow Airport, [2007–08] Stroke services, [2006–07] 486. 324. Support for carers, [2006–07] 394. Government’s Record on Crime, [2006–07] 156. Tackling Climate Change, [2005–06] 190. Green tax switch, [2005–06] 818. Tax Credits Scheme, [2002–03] 517. House of Lords Judgment on Belmarsh, [2004–05] Tax Credits System, [2005–06] 116. 151. 326 OPPOSITION Impact of Government Policy on Older Women, Standards of Conduct in Parliament and Constitutional [2003–04] 516. Reform, [2008–09] 111. Investigation of alleged corruption overseas, [2006– State of the Care System, [2001–02] 297. 07] 500. State of the Environment, [2003–04] 130. Iraq, [2002–03] 429. State of the Railways, [2001–02] 296. Local Government Finance, [2003–04] 334. Student Finance, [2001–02] 150; [2002–03] 473. Local Taxation, [2003–04] 131. Transport, [2002–03] 474. Mental Health Services, [2006–07] 335. UK Role in the Johannesburg Summit and Promoting Military Covenant, [2007–08] 88. Sustainability, [2001–02] 561. Multilateralism in Foreign and Security Policy, Using the G8 Summit to Tackle Climate Change, [2000–01] 324. [2005–06] 87. Northern Rock and the Banking System, [2007–08] 89. 4. Debates adjourned Pensions, [2002–03] 430. Motion for Resolution: Debate adjourned on question, that original words stand part: Personal Care for the Elderly, [2000–01] 118. Chinook Helicopter Crash, [2001–02] 428. Political Response in the UK to Climate Change, [2008–09] 648. Motion for Resolution: No amendment proposed; De- bate stood adjourned after three hours (pursuant to Order, Post Office Closures and Royal Mail Deliveries, [2001–02] 695): [2001–02] 560. Peace Process in Northern Ireland, [2001–02] 696. Renewal of the Post Office Card Account, [2007–08] 671. 5. Questions on statutory instruments put forthwith Role of the United Nations in Iraq, [2002–03] 588. Question put forthwith, under the Standing Order relating to Proceedings under an Act or European Union Rural Economy, [2000–01] 323. documents and negatived on Division: Security situation in Iraq, [2003–04] 333. Licences and Licensing (S.I., 2005, No. 2091), Social Exclusion, Poverty and Job Losses in Wales, [2005–06] 276. [2000–01] 118. Merchant Shipping (S.I., 2006, No. 3223), [2006–07] Sri Lanka, [2008–09] 324. 155.
II. PROCEEDINGS ON OPPOSITION DAYS: Debate adjourned on Question, That the original words Question put on Main Question, as amended (as stand part of the Question (it being 10.00 pm), [2000–01] Amendment did not leave out all the effective words 428. of the Motion), [2001–02] 409; [2001–02] 410, 634; [2003–04] 74, 275, 564; [2005–06] 73; [2007–08] 476. Question, That the original words stand part of the Question: The Speaker or Deputy Speaker forthwith declared the Main Question, as amended, to be agreed to, [2000–01] —agreed to, [2002–03] 155, 583; [2007–08] 426. 75, &c.; [2001–02] [2001–02] 73, &c.; [2002–03] 108, —on Division, [2008–09] 323. &c.; [2003–04] 64, &c.; [2004–05] 48, &c.; [2005–06] 47, &c.; [2006–07] 46, &c.; [2007–08] 33, &c.; [2008– —negatived, on Division, [2000–01] 75, &c.; [2001– 09] 77, &c.; [2009–10] 54, &c. 02] 73, &c.; 2002–03] 108, &c.; [2003–04] 64, &c.; [2004–05] 48, &c.; [2005–06] 46, &c.; [2006–07] 46, Main Question agreed to, no Amendment having been &c.; [2007–08] 33, &c.; [2008–09] 77, &c.; [2009–10] proposed, [2000–01] 168; [2002–03] 155, 583; [2004–05] 54, &c. 151; [2007–08] 426. Question, That the proposed words be there added, Debate on Question, That the original words stand put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order (Questions on part of the Question, stood adjourned at Ten o’clock, amendments) and agreed to, [2000–01] 117, &c.; [2001– [2001–02] 428. 02] 73, &c.; [2002–03] 114, &c.; [2003–04] 64, &c.; No Amendment proposed to Opposition Motion; De- [2004–05] 48, &c.; [2005–06] 73, &c.; [2006–07] 46, bate stood adjourned after three hours (pursuant to Order, &c.; [2007–08] 33, &c.; [2008–09] 77, &c.; [2009–10] [2001–02] 695), [2001–02] 696. 54, &c. The House again proceeded to consider Opposition —on Division, [2000–01] 75, &c.; [2001–02] 141, Business (after announcement of deferred Division re- &c.; [2002–03] 108, &c.; [2003–04] 75, &c.; [2004–05] sult), [2005–06] 203. 99, &c.; [2005–06] 47, &c.; [2006–07] 372; [2007–08] 34; [2008–09] 78, &c.; [2009–10] 54, &c. OPPOSITION 327 Motion for an humble Address praying that a Statutory Instrument be annulled negatived on Division, [2005–06] 276; [2006–07] 155.
III. RESOLUTIONS, ETC. RELATING TO FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO OPPOSITION PARTIES (“SHORT MONEY”): [2005–06] Government motion agreed to on division, 423.
IV. MISCELLANEOUS: Orders applying Standing Order (Questions on Publication of the Advice of the Attorney General on amendments) to specified proceedings as if specified days Iraq, [2003–04] 183. were opposition days or half-days, [2001–02] 363, 757; Young People and Democracy, [2003–04] 183 (Main [2002–03] 37, 102; [2003–04] 171, 595; [2005–06] 851; Question put and agreed to, as Amendment did not leave [2007–08] 505; [2008–09] 408, 649; out all the effective words of the Motion). —Motions proceeded with accordingly: Order, That, on a future day, opposition business may Affordable Housing, [2001–02] 762. be proceeded with, notwithstanding paragraph (2)(c)(i) of Standing Order (Arrangement of public business), for Conduct of Government policy in relation of the war in three hours or until Seven o’clock, whichever is later, and Iraq and its aftermath, [2005–06] 858. proceedings shall then lapse if not previously concluded, Cost of living [2007–08] 532. [2001–02] 763. Dissolution of Parliament, [2008–09] 414 (Question Orders providing for proceedings to continue for speci- negatived). fied period and then lapse: Family Doctor Services, [2003–04] 608. —for three hours (Deferred Divisions provisions not to apply), [2003–04] 112, 135, 595 (as part of Order apply- Future of Education in Northern Ireland, [2002–03] ing Opposition Day procedure to another day). 117. —after conclusion of Government business, [2003–04] Government Support for Mr Mittal and the Domestic 265. Steel Industry, [2001–02] 386. —for three hours or until Four o’clock, whichever is Nuclear Power, [2001–02] 763. the later, [2003–04] 207, 366; [2006–07] 582; [2007–08] Parading in Northern Ireland, [2008–09] 662 (Question 354, 642. agreed to). —notwithstanding paragraph (2)(b) of Standing Order Policing in Northern Ireland, [2002–03] 48. (Arrangement of public business) (limits on numbers of half-days), [2003–04] 289, 366. Process of Consent for New Nuclear Power Stations in Scotland and Wales, [2001–02] 387. 328 Parliament PARLIAMENT
I. Prorogation, Dissolution and first meeting
II. Miscellaneous
I. PROROGATION, DISSOLUTION AND FIRST MEETING: Session opened by Her Majesty, [2000–01] 1; —from 8 November 2006 to 15 November 2006, [2001–02] 15; [2002–03] 1; [2003–04], 1; [2004–05] 1; [2005–06] 889. [2005–06] 19; [2006–07] 1; [2007–08] 1; [2008–09] 1; —from 30 October 2007 to 6 November 2007, [2009–10] 1. [2006–07] 617. Prorogued, by virtue of Her Majesty’s Commission —from 26 November 2008 to 3 December 2008, therefor, by Lords Commissioners: [2007–08] 722. —from 7 November 2002 to 13 November 2002, —from 12 November 2009 to 18 November 2009, [2001–02] 818. [2008–09] 720. —from 20 November 2003 to 26 November 2003, —from 8 April 2010 to 20 April 2010, [2009–10] 425. [2002–03] 717. First day of meeting of the new Parliament, [2001–02] —from 18 November 2004 to 23 November 2004, 1; [2005–06] 1. [2003–04], 633. Parliament dissolved by Proclamation [2001–02] be- —from 7 April 2005 to 14 April 2005, [2004–05] 331. fore page 1; [2005–06] before page 1.
II. MISCELLANEOUS: Parliament Acts (Amendment) Bill [Lords]: Brought Parliament (Participation of Members of the House of from the Lords, [2000–01] 277. Commons) Bill [Lords]: Brought from the Lords, [2005– 06] 565. Parliamentary Referendum Bill [Lords]: Brought from the Lords, [2000–01] 176. Parliament (Disclosure of Information) Bill: Presented and read the first time, [2008–09] 560. Parliamentary Corporate Bodies (Crown Immunities etc.) (Amendment) Order 2006, [2005–06] 686. PARLIAMENTARY COMMISSIONER FOR ADMINISTRATION 329 PARLIAMENTARY COMMISSIONER FOR ADMINISTRATION
[and PARLIAMENTARY COMMISSIONER FOR ADMINISTRATION FOR NORTHERN IRELAND]
[see also COMMITTEES, SELECT: Select Committee on Public Administration.]
Reports of the Parliamentary Commissioner for 2009–10; First, 9. Second, 92. Third, 159. Fourth, 216. Administration presented: Session 2000–01; First, 90. Fifth, 364. Second, 154. Third, 198. Session 2001–02; First (Annual Parliamentary Commissioner Order 2003 presented Report for 2000–01), 30. Second, 30. Third, 94. Fourth, [2002–03] 718. Order 2004 [2003–04], 567. Order 2005 188. Fifth, 350. Sixth, 415. Seventh, 576. Eighth (Annual [2004–05], 170; (No. 2) [2005–06], 356. Order 2006, Report for 2001–02), 651. Session 2002–03; First, 51. [2006–07] 89. Order 2007 [2007–08] 106. Order 2008 Second, 68. Third, 325. Fourth, 494. Fifth (Annual Report [2008–09] 42. Order 2009 [2008–09] 556. Order 2010 for 2002–03), 526. Sixth, 531. Session 2003–04; First, [2009–10] 245. 47, 411 (sic). Second, 457. Third, 470. Session 2004–05: First, 298. Session 2005–06; First, 40. Second, 40. Third, Reports of the Northern Ireland Ombudsman present- 69. Fourth, 118. Fifth, 187. Sixth, 500. Session 2006–07; ed; for 2002–03, [2002–03] 704; for 2003–04 [2003–04], First, 78. Second, 173. Third, 227. Fourth, 225. Sixth, 421. 565. Session 2007–08; First, 94. Second, 557. Session Parliamentary Commissioner (Amendment) Bill 2008–09; First, 25. Second, 266. Third, 338. Session [Lords]: Brought from the Lords, [2004–05] 211. 330 PARLIAMENTARY COMMISSIONER FOR STANDARDS PARLIAMENTARY COMMISSIONER FOR STANDARDS
[see also COMMITTEES, SELECT: Select Committee on Standards and Privileges]
Speaker lays Report from House of Commons Com- Report of the Commissioner for 2003–04 laid, [2003– mission on nomination of a Parliamentary Commissioner 04] 427; for 2004–05, [2005–06] 157; for 2005–06, for Standards, [2001–02] 343; [2006–07] 607. [2005–06] 786; for 2006–07, [2006–07] 607; for 2007– 08, [2007–08] 550; for 2008–09, [2008–09] 481. Resolution appointing: Resolution on Standards and Privileges (to note Fourth —Mr Philip John Courtney Mawer, [2001–02] 355. Report by the Committee, Session 2004–05, and approve —Mr John Macdonald Lyon CB, [2007–08] 23. revised Code of Conduct), [2005–06] 127. Resolution on Parliamentary Commissioner for Stand- Revised Code of Conduct and Guide to the Rules ards: Restriction of term of office to five years, which ordered to be printed, [2005–06] 127. shall not be renewable, [2002–03] 489. Standing Order (Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards) amended, [2005–06] 127. PETITIONS, PUBLIC 331 PETITIONS, PUBLIC
Public Petitions presented, [2000–01] 140, &c.; Ministerial replies laid upon the Table pursuant to [2001–02] 45, &c.; [2002–03] 26, &c.; [2003–04] 7, &c.; Standing Order (Printing of petitions and ministerial re- [2004–05] 12, &c.; [2005–06] 47, &c.; [2006–07] 9, &c.; plies), [2000–01] 20, &c.; [2001–02] 119, &c.; [2002–03] [2007–08] 89, &c.; [2008–09] 44, &c.; [2009–10] 7, &c. 5, &c.; [2003–04] 6, &c.; [2004–05] 8, &c.; [2005–06] 18, &c.; [2006–07] 5, &c. —on a Friday, [2005–06] 195, &c. And it being Ten o’clock, the presentation of further Public Petitions presented and read, [2000–01] 15, petitions stood over, pursuant to Standing Order (Time &c.; [2001–02] 45, &c.; [2002–03] 8, &c.; [2003–04] 7, and manner of presenting petitions), [2006–07] 361. &c.; [2004–05] 6, &c.; [2005–06] 83, &c.; [2006–07] 7, &c.; [2007–08] 19, &c.; [2008–09] 10, &c.; [2009–10] 7, Procedure—Resolution, That this House welcomes &c. the First Report of the Procedure Committee on Public Petitions and Early Day Motions (House of Commons —44 petitions on the same subject, [2005–06] 553. paper No. 513); and approves the proposals for changes —120 petitions on the same subject, [2009–10] 56. in the procedures and practices of the House set out in the Government’s response to the report in Cm. 7193, [2006–07] 610. 332 PREVIOUS QUESTION PREVIOUS QUESTION
Moved (superseding the Question, That an humble fice of Chair of the Independent Parliamentary Standards address be presented to Her Majesty, praying that Her Authority, &c.), negatived on Division, [2009–10] 39. Majesty will appoint Professor Sir Ian Kennedy to the of- PRINCE OF WALES 333 PRINCE OF WALES
The Prince of Wales, having been informed of the 677; [2003–04] 28, 434, 450, 522; [2004–05] 108, 223; purport of the Bill, gives his consent, as far as the Prince [2005–06] 185, 321, 716, 793, 833, 846; [2007–08] 315, of Wales’s interest is concerned, That the House may do 358, 483; [2008–09] 249, 423, 617, 662; [2009–10] 332. therein as it shall think fit; in respect of: —a Measure, [2009–10] 283. —Government Bills, on Third Reading, [2001–02] 349, 414, 420, [2002–03] 214, 296, 456, 524, 530, 334 PRIVILEGE PRIVILEGE
[For the Committee on Standards and Privileges, the Speaker’s Committee on the Search of Offices on the Parliamentary Estate and the Committee on Issue of Privilege (Police Searches on Parliamentary Estate), see COMMITTEES, SELECT. See also MEMBERS]
1. Speaker’s Claim of Privilege, &c.: Select Committee on Transport, Local Government and the Regions on 14th November 2001, referred to the Speaker reports (at beginning of the new Parliament) Committee on Standards and Privileges, [2005–06] 202. that he has made claim to all the House’s ancient and Report from the Committee [Mr Stephen Byers (Matter undoubted Rights and Privileges, which Her Majesty has referred on 19 October 2005)], [2005–06] 402. confirmed, [2001–02] 2; [2005–06] 2. 3. Miscellaneous: 2. Complaints of Privilege, &c.: Resolutions approving Reports from the Committee of Complaint, of an email sent to John Hemming, Mem- Standards and Privileges and implementing recommen- ber for Birmingham, Yardley, given precedence by the dations relating to the suspension of Members, [2001–02] Speaker, [2009–10] 130; referred to the Committee on 159, 355; [2002–03] 206, 592; [2004–05] 152; [2007–08] Standards and Privileges, [2009–10] 138. Report from the 170. Committee [Privilege: John Hemming and Withers LLP], [2009–10] 252. Resolution to take note of the Eighth Report of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, the response Complaint, made by the Joint Committee on Human of the House of Commons Commission thereto and Rights in its Seventh Report [Allegation of Contempt: Mr the Second Report of the Committee on Standards and Trevor Phillips], given precedence by the Speaker, [2009– Privileges; and to agree with the recommendation that, in 10] 238; referred to Committee on Standards and Privi- appropriate cases, the House should withhold a Member’s leges, [2009–10] 247.Written evidence [Matter relating to salary without suspending the Member, [2002–03] 488. Privilege referred by the House on 23 February] reported by the Committee for publication, [2009–10] 402. Speaker’s Committee on the Search of Offices on the Parliamentary Estate (renamed Committee on Issue of First Special Report from the Constitutional Affairs Privilege (Police Searches on Parliamentary Estate)), Committee [Protection of a witness—privilege], referred [2008–09] 536: to the Committee on Standards and Privileges, [2003–04] 80. Reports from that Committee, [Privilege: Protection —Ordered, [2008–09] 10; Order rescinded and another of a Witness], [2003–04] 253, [Privilege: Protection of a made nominating Committee and appointing Chairman, Witness (Government Response)], [2003–04] 518. [2008–09] 536; Order amended, [2008–09] 669. Matter of evidence given by the Rt Hon Member for —First Report, [2009–10] 336. North Tyneside to the Transport Sub-Committee of the PROCEEDINGS OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTED 335 PROCEEDINGS OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTED
I. By the Speaker for Notification of Royal Assent
II. Proceedings lapse
III. Proceedings postponed, Questions deferred, &c
IV. Further Proceedings objected to
V. Business, &c., Stands over
I. BY THE SPEAKER FOR NOTIFICATION OF ROYAL ASSENT: Adjournment debate, [2000–01] 366; [2001–02] 727; —at 7.00 pm, [2007–08] 69. [2003–04] 330, 526; [2004–05] 184; [2005–06] 348, 740; —at 10.00 pm, [2001–02] 255; [2005–06] 518, 719; [2006–07] 85; [2007–08] 568, 576; [2008–09] 44, 276, [2006–07] 220, 474; [2007–08] 248, 518. 583. 4. By the Speaker, in proceedings pursuant to Standing General debate, [2008–09] 259. Order (Questions on Voting of Estimates, &c.): Motion on Use of the Chamber (United Kingdom At 10.00 pm, on consideration of a Programme Mo- Youth Parliament), [2008–09] 217. tion, to allow Questions to be put on Estimates, [2000– Opposition Day motion, [2002–03] 402. 01], 355. Second reading debate, [2002–03] 316; [2009–10] 282. 5. By the Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order (Dele- gated Legislation (negative procedure)), —on a reasoned Amendment, [2003–04] 49. At 11.30 pm, [2000–01] 64 (Debate adjourned until Topical debate, [2007–08] 620. tomorrow). Ways and Means motion (Amendment of the law), 6. By the Speaker, at or after the moment of interrup- [2006–07] 260. tion: 2. By the Speaker, pursuant to Order or to Standing To permit a Business of the House Motion, [2002–03] Order (Friday sittings): 606; [2006–07] 436; [2007–08] 88. Three hours after commencement of proceedings on At the moment of interruption (half-past Two o’clock Second reading of a Private Bill, [2007–08], 449. on a Friday), [2001–02] 215, 234, 472, 625; [2002–03] At 11.00 am on a Friday, on Question for the Second 452, 539; [2003–04] 386; [2004–05] 270. Reading of a Bill, [2000–01] 258; [2002–03] 274. 7. By the Speaker, in proceedings pursuant to Standing 3. By the Speaker, in proceedings pursuant to Standing Order (Adjournment on specific and important matter that Order (Consideration of estimates): should have urgent consideration): To put forthwith Questions deferred under the Stand- After three hours, [2001–02] 341. ing Order: 8. By the Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order (Time —at 6.00 pm, [2002–03] 467; [2003–04] 36, 194; and manner of presenting Petitions): [2004–05] 42; [2006–07] 55. At 10.00 am on a Friday, [2006–07] 361.
II. PROCEEDINGS LAPSE Motions for the Adjournment: —at 10.00 pm, [2001–02] 130, &c.; [2002–03] 75, &c.; [2003–04] 143, &c.; [2004–05] 167, 305; [2005–06] —at 2.30 pm, [2000–01] 95; [2001–02] 138, &c. 16, &c.; [2006–07] 3, &c.; [2007–08] 3, &c.; [2008–09] —at 6.00 pm, [2002–03] 192, &c.; [2003–04] 53, &c.; 70, &c.; [2009–10] 3, &c. [2004–05] 103; [2005–06] 39, &c.; [2006–07] 39, &c.; —pursuant to Order: [2007–08] 23, &c.; [2008–09] 7, &c.; [2009–10] 139, &c. —at 5.00 pm, [2001–02] 771. —at 7.00 pm, [2000–01] 93, &c.; [2001–02] 179, &c.; [2002–03] 132, &c.; [2003–04] 14, &c.; [2004–05] 83, —at 7.00 pm, [2002–03] 533. 133; [2005–06] 58, &c.; [2006–07] 34, &c.; [2007–08] —at midnight, [2001–02] 124. 144, &c.; [2008–09] 39, &c.; [2009–10] 95, &c. —after half an hour, [2002–03] 118. 336 PROCEEDINGS OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTED —after three hours, [2000–01] 42; [2003–04] 28, &c. —at 10.00 pm, [2009–10] 34, &c. General Debate: Topical Debate: —at 6.00 pm, [2009–10] 45. —after one and a half hours, [2007–08] 22; [2008–09] 107, &c.; [2009–10] 159.
III. PROCEEDINGS POSTPONED, QUESTIONS DEFERRED, &C. Further proceedings on a Bill stand postponed, until —under Order of 28 June 2001, [2001–02] 65, &c. conclusion of specified proceedings on Resolutions —under Orders of 28 June 2001 and 29 October 2002, connected with Bills, pursuant to an Allocation of Time [2002–03] 81, &c. Order: —under Orders of 28 June 2001 and 6 November —until a Money Resolution has been made, 2003, [2003–04] 46, &c. [2000–01] 299 ; [2002–03] 387. —under Standing Order (Deferred divisions), [2005– —until a Money Resolution and a Ways and 06] 145, &c.; [2006–07] 276, &c.; [2007–08] 47, &c.; Means Resolution have been made, [2002–03] 607. [2008–09] 32, &c.; [2009–10] 10, &c. Questions necessary to dispose of proceedings on Further proceeding stood postponed at Four o’clock estimates deferred, pursuant to Standing Order (Consider- (on a Thursday), pursuant to Standing Order (Time for ation of estimates), [2002–03] 467. taking private business): Divisions deferred: —Motion for the Adjournment, [2000–01] 57. —under Order of 7 November 2000, [2000–01] 14, &c.
IV. FURTHER PROCEEDINGS OBJECTED TO Objection taken to further proceedings: —on Second Reading of Private Member’s Bill, [2001–02] 215, 711(2), 712; [2003–04] 110(2). —on Motion to revive a Private Bill, [2001–02] 41, &c.; [2003–04] 61, &c. —on further consideration of Private Member’s Bill, [2002–03] 539. —on Motion to suspend a Private Bill, [2001–02] 751. Motion (for change to membership of Select Commit- —on Motion to change the membership of the Com- tee) opposed after 10.00 pm, [2000–01] 82; [2002–03] mittee of Selection, [2001–02] 751. 544; [2008–09] 536, &c.
V. BUSINESS, &C., STANDS OVER Fewer than forty Members take part in a Division; 752; [2006–07] 318, &c.; [2007–08] 265, &c.; [2008–09] business stands over: [2000–01] 45, &c.; [2002–03] 160, 192, &c. 250; [2003–04] 244, &c.; [2004–05] 187, &c.; [2005–06] PROVISIONAL ORDERS (SCOTLAND): 337 PROVISIONAL ORDERS (SCOTLAND):
[For lists of representations and Orders considered see annual indexes.]
Report by Committee of Selection, That it had appoint- HBOS plc, 610. ed thirteen Members to form the Parliamentary panel of [2005–06] to [2009–10] Members of this House to act as Commissioners under the Private Legislation Procedure (Scotland) Act, [2000–01] 6 Nil. (fifteen Members); [2001–02] 247; [2002–03] 10; [2003– Reports by the Lord Chairman and the Chairman of 04] 20; [2004–05] 22; [2005–06] 225; [2006–07] 19; Ways and Means, under the Private Legislation Procedure [2007–08] 5; [2008–09] 3 (twelve Members); [2009–10] (Scotland) Act, That they are of the opinion that Provi- 3 (twelve Members). sional Orders should be allowed to proceed, Reports by the Lord Chairman and the Chairman of [2000–01] to [2006–07] Ways and Means, under the Private Legislation Procedure (Scotland) Act, That powers sought would be more prop- Nil. erly obtained by the promotion of a Private Bill than by [2007–08] the promotion of a Private Bill and of a Provisional Order, Aberdeen City Council Order, 246. [2000–01] to [2002–03] [2008–09] and [2009–10] Nil. Nil. [2003–04] 338 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMISSION PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMISSION
(For Questions to the Chairman of the Public Accounts Estimates, 2003–04, [2002–03] 373. Commission, see QUESTIONS) Vote on Account, 2004–05, [2003–04] 6. Chairman of Committee of Public Accounts appoint- Estimates, 2004–05, [2003–04] 270. ed an ex officio member, pursuant to section 2(2) of the National Audit Act 1983, [2001–02] 138. Resource Accounts, 2004–05, [2005–06] 103. Members discharged; others added, [2001–02] 527; Estimates, 2005–06, [2005–06] 39. [2005–06] 235. Resource Accounts, 2005–06, [2005–06] 741. Reports laid upon the Table: Vote on Account, 2006–07, [2005–06] 285. Eleventh Report, [2001–02] 819. Estimates, 2006–07, [2005–06] 597. Twelfth Report, [2004–05] 93. Winter Supplementary Estimates, 2006–07, [2006–07] Thirteenth Report, [2006–07] 489. 15. Fourteenth Report, [2007–08] 183. Resource Accounts, 2006–07, [2006–07] 476. Fifteenth Report, [2007–08] 237. Vote on Account, 2007–08, [2006–07] 15. Sixteenth Report, [2007–08] 573. Estimates, 2007–08, [2006–07] 322. Estimates, &c., for National Audit Office presented, Resource Accounts, 2007–08, [2007–08] 439. &c: Vote on Account, 2008–09, [2007–08] 35. Vote on Account, 2001–02, [2000–01], 160. Estimates, 2008–09, [2007–08] 335. Estimates, 2001–02, [2000–01], 282. Resource Accounts, 2008–09, [2008–09] 385. Vote on Account, 2002–03, [2001–02], 93. Vote on Account, 2009–10, [2007–08] 717. Estimates, 2002–03, [2001–02], 249, 543. Estimates, 2009–10, [2008–09] 448. Vote on Account, 2003–04, [2002–03] 38. Vote on Account, 2010-11, [2009–10] 16. QUEEN 339 QUEEN
[See ADDRESSES for Queen’s reply thereto; for the Queen’s pleasure signified on the election of a Speaker, and royal approbation, see also SPEAKER]
I. Queen’s Speeches
II. Queen’s consent signified
III. Queen’s Recommendation signified
IV. Royal Assent given
V. Royal approbation
VI. Miscellaneous
I. QUEEN’S SPEECHES: Queen’s Speech at opening of Session reported by Queen’s Speech at end of Session delivered to both the Speaker and ordered to be entered in the Journal, Houses by the Lord Chancellor, [2001–02] 817; [2002– [2000–01] 2; [2001–02] 16; [2002–03] 2; [2003–04] 2; 03] 715; [2003–04] 631; [2004–05] 329; [2005–06] 887; [2004–05] 1; [2005–06] 14; [2006–07] 1; [2007–08] 1; [2006–07] 615; [2007–08] 721; [2008–09] 719; [2009– [2008–09] 1; [2009–10] 1. 10] 425.
II. QUEEN’S CONSENT SIGNIFIED: Queen’s Consent signified: —on Third Reading, [2003–04] 255, 522; [2004–05] 162, 315; [2005–06] 200; [2006–07] 42; [2007–08] 60, —Queen consents to place her prerogative and interest 253. at the disposal of Parliament, &c.: —to a Private Bill, on Third Reading, [2003–04] 573. —on Second Reading, [2001–02] 711(2), 712; [2002– 03] 311; [2003–04] 110(2); [2004–05] 90, 155; [2005–06] —Queen gives her consent, so far as Her Majesty’s 196, 683; [2006–07] 442, 449; [2008–09] 640. interest is concerned, &c.: —on Third Reading, [2001–02] 349. —on Third Reading, [2001–02] 345, 352, 414, 420; [2002–03] 214, 296, 456, 524, 530, 677; [2003–04] 28, —to a Private Bill, on Third Reading, [2003–04] 428. 434, 450; [2004–05] 108, 167, 223, 316; [2005–06] 185, —to a Measure, [2009–10] 283(2). 321, 345, 374, 499, 715, 792, 833, 846; [2006–07] 297, 409; [2007–08] 93, 187, 315, 337, 358, 483; [2008–09] —Queen consents to place her prerogative at the dis- 249, 423, 617, 662; [2009–10] 332. posal of Parliament, &c.: —to Lords Amendments: [2002–03] 596; [2003–04] —on Second Reading, [2002–03] 250; [2004–05] 615; [2005–06] 760. 215(2); [2005–06] 211, 753; [2007–08] 152; 399, 434; [2009–10] 347.
III. QUEEN’S RECOMMENDATION SIGNIFIED: To proposed Motions authorising expenditure in con- —Electoral Commission, [2003–04] 451. nection with Bills, [2000–01] 27, &c.; [2001–02] 39, &c.; —Members’ Pay (Money Resolution), [2001–02] 56. [2002–03] 32, &c.; [2003–04] 41, &c.; [2004–05] 29, &c.; [2005–06] 38, &c.; [2006–07] 60, &c.; [2007–08] —Members’ Salaries, [2007–08] 149. 25, &c.; [2008–09] 47, &c.; [2009–10] 27, &c. —Pay for Chairmen of Select Committees (Money To Motions relating to: Resolution), [2002–03] 658. —Appointment of Comptroller and Auditor General, —remuneration and expenses of Electoral Commis- [2007–08] 143. sioners and of the Chairman of the Electoral Commission, [2000–01] 262. —Data Protection and Freedom of Information, [2007–08] 709. 340 QUEEN —Resolution on Pay for Chairmen of Standing Com- —Resolution on Pay for Chairmen of Select Commit- mittees (No. 2), [2005–06] 126. tees (No. 2), [2005–06] 634. —Resolution on Pay for Chairmen of Select Commit- —salary of the Information Commissioner, [2000–01] tees (No. 2), [2005–06] 126. 237.
IV. ROYAL ASSENT GIVEN: To Acts: [2003–04] 631; [2004–05] 329; [2005–06] 886; [2006– 07] 615; [2007–08] 721; [2008–09] 718; [2009–10] 424. —by notification, [2000–01] 42, 252, 311, 366; [2001– 02] 97, 240, 268, 274, 371, 426, 526, 633, 727; [2002–03] To an Act, under provisions of Parliament Acts 1911 88, 223, 271, 316, 379, 402; [2003–04] 49, 214, 259, 330, and 1949, [2003–04] 631. 420, 439, 485, 526, 579, 611; [2004–05] 63, 184, 242, To Measures: 266, 301; [2005–06] 152, 348, 604; [2006–07] 17, 85, 242, 260, 332, 375, 414, 520, 548, 601; [2007-8] 92, 196, —by notification, [2000–01], 311; [2002–03] 223, 211, 300, 376, 413, 432, 467, 568, 576, 620, 690; [2008– 533; [2004–05] 301; [2005–06] 740(2); [2006–07] 615; 09] 44, 144, 217, 259, 383, 498, 583; [2009–10] 92, 159, [2007–08] 413; [2008–09] 276; [2009–10] 354. 224, 282, 354, 377. —by Lords Commissioners authorised by virtue of Her —by the Lords Commissioners, authorised by Her Majesty’s Commission, [2006–07] 615. Majesty’s Commission, [2001–02] 817; [2002–03] 715;
V. ROYAL APPROBATION: Her Majesty’s approbation of Speaker Elect signified (by Her Majesty’s Commissioners) [2005–06] 2; [2008– 09] 451.
VI. MISCELLANEOUS: Condolence, on the death of Her Majesty, Queen On the occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of Her Elizabeth, the Queen Mother (nemine contradicente), Majesty’s Accession to the Throne, [2001–02] 509 (ne- [2001–02] 445. Queen’s Answer, [2001–02] 473. mine contradicente). Address presented in Westminster Hall; The Speaker’s words and Her Majesty’s Reply to be entered in Journals, [2001–02] 521. QUESTIONS 341 QUESTIONS
I. To Ministers
II. Business Question
III. To Members representing other bodies
IV. Miscellaneous
[Questions were not minuted before the 2008–09 Session]
I. TO MINISTERS: On Mondays: —Secretary of State for International Development, [2008–09] 36, &c.; [2009–10] 37, &c. —Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Fami- lies, [2008–09] 88, &c.; [2009–10] 27, &c. —Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, [2008–09] 74, &c.; [2009–10] 92, &c. —Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, [2008–09] 64, &c.; [2009–10] 141, &c. —Prime Minister, [2008–09] 17, &c.; [2009–10] 17, &c. —Secretary of State for Defence, [2008–09] 46, &c.; [2009–10] 120, &c. —Secretary of State for Scotland, [2008–09] 17, &c.; [2009–10] 17, &c. —Secretary of State for the Home Department, [2008–09] 25, &c.; [2009–10] 77, &c. —Secretary of State for Wales, [2008–09] 101, &c.; [2009–10] 109, &c. —Minister for the Olympics, [2008–09] 64, &c.; [2009–10] 141, &c. On Thursdays: —Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, [2008–09] —Minister of State, Department for Business, Enter- 109, &c.; [2009–10] 48, &c. prise and Regulatory Reform, [2008–09] 22, &c. On Tuesdays: —Minister of State, Department for Business, Innova- tion and Skills, [2008–09] 420, &c.; [2009–10] 138, &c. —Secretary of State for Communities and Local Gov- ernment, [2008–09] 69, &c.; [2009–10] 53, &c. —Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, [2008–09] 85, &c.; [2009–10] 118, &c. —Chancellor of the Exchequer, [2008–09] 301, &c.; [2009–10] 83, &c. —Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, [2008–09] 62, &c. [2009–10] 71, &c. —Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, [2008–09] 52, &c.; [2009–10] 32, &c. —Chancellor of the Exchequer, [2008–09] 44, &c. —Secretary of State for Health, [2008–09] 30, &c.; —Leader of the House, [2008–09] 85, &c.; [2009–10] [2009–10] 13, &c. 23, &c. —Secretary of State for Justice, [2008–09] 14, &c.; —Secretary of State for Innovation, Universities and [2009–10] 100, &c. Skills, [2008–09] 107, &c. —Secretary of State for Transport, [2008–09] 95, &c. —Solicitor-General, [2008–09] 62, &c.; [2009–10] 23, &c. —Minister for Women and Equality, [2008–09] 95, &c. —Secretary of State for Transport, [2008–09] 363, &c. On Wednesdays: —Minister of State, Department for Transport, [2008–09] 654; [2009–10] 45, &c. —Minister for the Cabinet Office, [2008–09] 489, &c.; [2009–10] 64, &c. —Minister for Women and Equality, [2008–09] 363, &c.; [2009–10] 45, &c. —Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, [2008–09] 56, &c. 342 QUESTIONS
II. BUSINESS QUESTION: On Thursdays: [For Business Statements on other days, see STATE- MENTS, I] —Leader of the House, [2008–09] 6, &c.; [2009–10] 5, &c.
III. TO MEMBERS REPRESENTING OTHER BODIES: On Thursdays: —Chairman of the Public Accounts Commission, [2008–09] 22, &c.; [2009–10] 23, &c. —Member representing the Church Commissioners, [2008–09] 22, &c.; [2009–10] 159, &c. —Member representing the Speaker’s Committee on the Electoral Commission, [2008–09] 22, &c.; [2009–10] —Member representing the House of Commons Com- 23, &c. mission, [2008–09] 85, &c.; [2009–10] 23, &c.
IV. MISCELLANEOUS: House suspended until 12.30 pm in lieu of Prime Minister’s Questions (because of bereavement of Leader of the Opposition), [2008–09] 157. REGULATORY REFORM 343 REGULATORY REFORM
[For Reports and Resolutions from the Regulatory to be printed, [2000–01] 149. Motion for Second Read- Reform Committee, see COMMITTEES, SELECT] ing; Reasoned Amendment negatived; Read a second time and committed to a Standing Committee, [2000–01] Draft Legislative Reform (Licensing) (Interim Au- 235. A, [2000–01] 257. Reported with an Amendment, thority Notices etc) Order 2010, laid 10 March 2010, [2000–01] 277. As amended, considered; read the third Approved, 106. time and passed, with an Amendment, [2000–01] 304. To Regulatory Reform Bill [Lords]: Brought from the which the Lords agree, [2000–01] 308. (Cited as Regula- Lords and read the first time; Explanatory Notes ordered tory Reform Act 2001) Royal Assent, [2000–01] 311. 344 RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTIONS
For Resolutions for Addresses, see ADDRESSES. For Estimates Resolutions, see ESTIMATES. For Resolutions relating to Statutory Instruments, &c., and European Community documents see the relevant entries in the indices to the Sessional Journals. For Ways and Means Resolutions, see WAYS AND MEANS. For more comprehensive details on Resolutions relating to the Business, Sittings and Adjournment of the House, see HOUSE. For the texts of Resolutions relating to Mem- bers’ pensions, salaries, &c. see MEMBERS.
[For Motions moved in time allocated to the Opposition, see SUPPLY and OPPOSITION.]
I. Questions agreed to 1. Motions moved by a member of the Government 2. Private Members’ Motions 3. Resolutions come to nemine contradicente
II. Questions amended and agreed to 1. Motions moved by a member of the Government
III. Questions negatived 1. Motions moved by a member of the Government
IV. Money Resolutions 1. Resolutions authorising expenditure in connection with Government Bills 2. Resolutions in connection with Private Members’ Bills 3. Resolutions authorising expenditure in connection with Members’ Salaries
I. QUESTIONS AGREED TO 1. Motions moved by a member of the Government Conventions (Report of the Joint Committee on Con- ventions in the UK Parliament), [2006–07] 109. Access to Parliament (United Kingdom Members of the European Parliament), [2008–09] 644. Corrections to the Official Report, [2006–07] 420. Amendment to Resolution of 13th July 2005 relating to Council Tax, [2008–09] 529.* Liaison Committee (Membership), [2006–07] 542. Data Protection and Freedom of Information, [2007– Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security, [2003–04] 151 08] 709. (after Amendment negatived on Division). Debates on petitions, [2009–10] 241. Appointment of the Comptroller and Auditor General, East of England Regional Grand Committee, [2008– [2007–08] 143. 09] 469.* Association of Former Members of Parliament, East Midlands Regional Grand Committee, [2008–09] [2005–06] 634. 542 (deferred Division, 550). Bicycle and Motorcycle Mileage Allowances, [2003– Election of Deputy Speakers, [2009–10] 113, 294. 04] 107. Election of Members of Select Committees, [2009–10] Communications Allowance, [2005–06] 867; [2006– 293. 07] 279.* Electoral Commission (remuneration and expenses) Connecting Parliament with the Public, [2004–05] 120. (Queen’s Recommendation signified), [2003–04] 451. Convention on the Future of Europe, [2002–03] 48 Electoral Commission (Remuneration of Chairman), (deferred Division, 57). [2008–09] 37.* Convention on the Future of Europe (No. 2), [2002– Electronic petitions, [2009–10] 241. 03] 529* (after Amendment negatived on Division). Engaging the public with legislation, [2009–10] 241. RESOLUTIONS 345 Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, [2002–03] 81 Members’ Salaries, [2005–06] 633. (after Amendment negatived on Division). Members’ Salaries (Expression of Opinion), [2007–08] Estimates and Appropriation Procedure, [2003–04] 148. 326. Members’ Salaries (Expression of Opinion) (No. 2), Facilities of the House, [2001–02] 274 (after Amend- [2007–08] 512. ment negatived on Division). Members’ Staff, [2008–09] 330.* Green Book (Committee on Members’ Allowances), Modernisation of the House of Commons [2001–02] [2008–09] 175. 552 (after Amendment negatived on Division), 778 (after Guide to the Rules Relating to the Conduct of Mem- Amendments negatived on Division). bers, [2008–09] 126. First Report from the Committee on the Modernisation Home Information Packs, [2005–06] 767* (after of the House of Commons, Committee, [2006–07] 609 Amendment negatived on Division). (after Amendment negatived on Division). House of Commons Disqualification Act 1975, 224. Nomination of Select Committees, [2009–10] 240. House of Commons Members’ Fund (Discretionary Nomination of Sir Michael Scholar KCB for appoint- Payments), [2004–05] 218; [2005–06] 235; [2006–07] 39. ment as Chair of the Statistics Board, [2006–07] 541. House of Commons Members’ Fund, [2007–08] 686. North East Regional Grand Committee, [2008–09] 469.* Hunting with Dogs: Ban, [2001–02] 424. North West Regional Grand Committee, [2008–09] Improving Facilities for Educational Visitors to Parlia- 469.* ment, [2006–07] 398. Notice for Amendments in Public Bill Committee, Information for petitioners, [2009–10] 241.Intelligence [2005–06] 867. and Security Committee, [2007–08] 710; [2009–10] 354. Notices of Questions etc. during September, [2006–07] Interleaving of Bills and Explanatory Notes, [2008–09] 280. 263. Notices of Questions etc. during September 2008, Iraq, [2002–03] 203* (after Amendment negatived on [2007–08] 427. Division), 259* (after Amendment negatived on Divi- sion). Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards: Term of Office, [2002–03] 489. Joint Activities with the National Assembly for Wales (approval of Procedure Committee report and making of Opposition Parties (Financial Assistance), [2005–06] temporary Standing Order), [2003–04] 362. 423. Language of Parliamentary Proceedings, [2000–01] Parliamentary Pensions, [2007–08] 149; [2008–09] 37, 176 (amends Resolution of 5th July 1996). 467.* Legislative Process (Notice for Amendments in Public Parliamentary Questions, [2001–02] 778 (after Amend- Bill Committee), [2005–06] 867.* ments negatived on Division). Legislative Reform, [2008–09] 239. Pay for Chairmen of Select Committees, [2002–03] 658(2); [2005–06] 126*, 634; [2008–09] 175.* Liaison Committee (Membership), [2008–09] 175. Pay for Chairmen of Select Committees (No. 2), Line of Route, [2000–01] 150. [2005–06] 126, 634; [2008–09] 175. Local Government Finance, [2008–09] 120(2); Pay for Chairmen of Standing Committees, [2005–06] [2009–10] 197. 126* (after Amendment negatived on Division). Matters sub judice (Rescinding Resolutions of 23rd Pay for Chairmen of Standing Committees (No. 2), July 1963 and 28th June 1972 and making a fresh Resolu- [2005–06] 126. tion), [2001–02] 194. Payment for Chairmen, [2001–02] 555. Matters Sub Judice (No. 1), [2005–06] 867. Payments to Hon. Members (Publication Scheme), Members Allowances, [2007–08] 149; [2008–09] [2008–09] 85. 328.* Petitions requiring debate, [2009–10] 241. Members’ Allowances (Audit and Assurance), [2008– 09] 86. Police Grant Report, [2008–09] 120; [2009–10] 197. Members’ Allowances (Evidence of Expenditure), Presentation of public petitions, [2009–10] 241. [2008–09] 330.* Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism, [2008–09] Members’ Allowances (Greater London), [2008–09] 173,* 529.* 328.* Private Members’ Motions, [2009–10] 241. Members’ Allowances (Green Book), [2008–09] 86. First Report of the Procedure Committee, [2006–07] Members Home Addresses, [2007–08] 515. 610. 346 RESOLUTIONS Public Petitions, [2004–05] 100. Support for Members who have chosen not to take their seats, [2004–05] 238; [2005–06] 424.* Reform of the Intelligence and Security Committee, [2007–08] 561. Travel by Honourable Members to National Parlia- ments and European Union Institutions, [2001–02] 542. Regional Accountability, [2007–08] 680* (after Amendment negatived on Division). Treaty of Lisbon (No. 1), [2007–08] 160.* Registration of Members’ Financial Interests, [2008– Treaty of Lisbon (No. 2), [2007–08] 164.* 09] 329.* Treaty of Lisbon (No. 3), [2007–08] 177.* Resignation or Removal of Chairs of Select Commit- Treaty of Lisbon (No. 4), [2007–08] 181.* tees, [2009–10] 293. Treaty of Lisbon (No. 5), [2007–08] 205.* Security Screen, [2003–04] 280 (after Amendment negatived on Division). Treaty of Lisbon (No. 6), [2007–08] 214.* Select Committee Evidence, Publication Order, [2005– Treaty of Lisbon (No. 7), [2007–08] 217.* 06] 868. Sessional Orders and Resolutions, [2003–04] Treaty of Lisbon (No. 8), [2007–08] 222.* 591. Tribunals of Inquiry (Evidence) Act 1921 (Matters Select Committees (Role, resources and tasks), arising from deaths of patients of Harold Shipman), [2009–10] 240. [2000–01] 84. September Sittings, [2005–06] 867 (after Amendment UN Security Council Resolution 1441, [2002–03] 28* negatived on Division); [2009–10] 241. (after Amendment negatived on Division). Sittings of the House, [2009–10] 113 (after Amend- Urban Post Office Reinvention Programme (financial ment negatived on Division). assistance under section 8 of the Industrial Development South East Regional Grand Committee, [2008–09] Act 1982), [2001–02] 744. 468.* Use of the Chamber (United Kingdom Youth Parlia- South West Regional Grand Committee, [2008–09] ment), [2008–09] 223. 468.* Visitor Facilities, [2003–04] 322 (deferred Division, Standards and Privileges (Registration of Interests by 325). Members who have not taken their seat), [2001–02] 442. West Midlands Regional Grand Committee, [2008–09] Standards and Privileges (to take note of the Eighth 469.* Report of the Committee on Standards in Public Life, the Yorkshire and the Humber Regional Grand Committee, response of the House of Commons Commission thereto [2008–09] 468.* and the Second Report of the Committee on Standards and Privileges; and to agree with the recommendation *on Division. that, in appropriate cases, the House should withhold 2. Private Members’ Motions a Member’s salary without suspending the Member), [2002–03] 488. Line of Route (Debated in Government time), [2001– 02] 329. Standards and Privileges (to note Fourth Report by the Committee, Session 2004–05 and approve revised Code Public Accounts (Debated in Government time), of Conduct), [2005–06] 127. [2000–01] 22; [2001–02] 316; [2002–03] 151; [2003–04] 139, 410; [2005–06] 392, 762; [2006–07] 300, 601; Standards and Privileges (Fourth Report) [Conduct of [2007–08] 396, 638; [2008–09] 216, 654. Mr Derek Conway], [2007–08] 170. 3. Resolutions come to nemine contradicente: Standards and Privileges (Seventh Report) [Employ- ment of family members through the staffing Allowance], Death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, the Queen [2007–08] 312. Mother, [2001–02] 445. Standards and Privileges (Seventh Report) [Unau- Cummins, Sir Michael John Austin, retirement as Ser- thorised Disclosure of Heads of Report from the Culture, jeant at Arms, [2004–05] 66. Media and Sport Committee], [2008–09] 402. Golden Jubilee, [2001–02] 509. Standards and Privileges (Seventh Report) [Harry McKay, Sir William Robert, K.C.B., retirement as Cohen], [2009–10] 186. Clerk of the House, [2002–03] 75.
II. QUESTIONS AMENDED AND AGREED TO 1. Motions moved by a member of the Government Members’ Expenses, [2007–08] 514. Backbench Business Committee, [2009–10] 291, after Amendment negatived on Division and other Amend- ments agreed to. RESOLUTIONS 347
III. QUESTIONS NEGATIVED 1. Motions moved by a member of the Government Hunting with Dogs: Hunting under Licence, [2001–02] 424. Car Mileage Allowance, [2004–05] 120. Members’ Salaries (Expression of Opinion (No. 1), East Midlands Regional Grand Committee, [2008–09] [2007–08] 511.* 468.* Members’ Salaries (Expression of Opinion (No. 3), House of Lords Reform (7 Motions, 2 without Divi- [2007–08] 513.* sion), [2002–03] 165–6. Payment for Chairmen, [2001–02] 555. Hunting with Dogs: Supervision, [2001–02] 424.
IV. MONEY RESOLUTIONS [For Resolutions authorising expenditure relating Employment Bill, 223.* to Members’ salaries and allowances, &c.; see ‘MEM- Enterprise Bill, 449.* BERS’] European Communities (Finance) Bill, 43.* 1. Resolutions authorising expenditure in connection with Government Bills: Export Control Bill, 61.* [2000–01] Finance Bill, 506.* Adoption and Children Bill, 261.* Football (Disorder) (Amendment) Bill, 126.* Armed Forces Bill, 283. Homelessness Bill, 39.* Children’s Commissioner for Wales Bill, 64.* International Development Bill [Lords], 175.* Criminal Justice and Police Bill, 98.* Justice (Northern Ireland) Bill, 305.* Elections Bill, 299.* Land Registration Bill [Lords], 237.* Finance Bill, 216. National Health Service Reform and Health Care Pro- fessions Bill, 203.* Health and Social Care Bill, 53.* Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Bill, 510.* Homes Bill, 45.* Office of Communications Bill [Lords], 291.* Hunting Bill, 38.* Police Reform Bill [Lords], 533.* International Criminal Court Bill [Lords], 289.* Proceeds of Crime Bill, 156.* No. 2, 706. International Development Bill, 181.* Public Trustee (Liability and Fees) Bill [Lords], 647.* Private Security Industry Bill [Lords], 272.* State Pension Credit Bill [Lords], 439.* Rating (Former Agricultural Premises and Rural Shops) Bill, 332.* Tax Credits Bill, 252.* Regulatory Reform Bill [Lords], 237.* Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [Lords], 519.* Social Security Fraud Bill [Lords], 266.* Travel Concessions (Eligibility) Bill [Lords], 167.* Special Educational Needs and Disability Bill [Lords], 242.* *Questions put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill, 81.* [2002–03] Vehicles (Crime) Bill, 27.* Anti-social Behaviour Bill, 317*, 693. *Questions put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Communications Bill, 54.* [2001–02] Community Care (Delayed Discharges etc.) Bill, 44.* Adoption and Children Bill, 153.* Courts Bill [Lords], 437.* Animal Health Bill, 184.* Criminal Justice Bill, 58.* Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Bill, 200.* Electricity (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 143.* Civil Defence (Grant) Bill, 226.* European Parliament (Representation) Bill, 70.* Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill [Lords], European Parliamentary and Local Elections (Pilots) 282.* Bill, 637.* Education Bill, 242.* Extradition Bill, 66*, 689. Electoral Fraud (Northern Ireland) Bill, 65.* Finance Bill, 353. 348 RESOLUTIONS Fire Services Bill, 380.* Justice (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords], 189.* Health and Social Care (Community Health and Stand- Mental Capacity Bill, 529.* ards) Bill, 376. Pensions Bill, 165.* Health (Wales) Bill, 36.* Public Audit (Wales) Bill [Lords], 384.* Hunting Bill, 85.* School Transport Bill, 580.* Industrial Development (Financial Assistance) Bill, Traffic Management Bill, 56.* 194.* *Questions put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Licensing Bill [Lords], 277.* [2004–05] Local Government Bill, 102.* Child Benefit Bill, 83.* National Minimum Wage (Enforcement Notices) Bill [Lords], 182.* Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Bill, 74.* Northern Ireland Assembly (Elections and Periods of Commissioners for Revenue and Customs Bill, 37.* Suspension) Bill, 387.* Constitutional Reform Bill [Lords], 92.* Northern Ireland (Monitoring Commission etc.) Bill Consumer Credit Bill, 86.* [Lords], 607.* Disability Discrimination Bill [Lords], 297.* Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill, 89.* Drugs Bill, 95.* Police (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords], 179.* Education Bill [Lords], 250.* Railways and Transport Safety Bill, 148.* European Union Bill, 155.* Regional Assemblies (Preparations) Bill, 32,* 364. Finance Bill, 291. Waste and Emissions Trading Bill [Lords], 272.* Identity Cards Bill, 67 (on Division).* Water Bill [Lords], 568.* Inquiries Bill [Lords], 255.* *Questions put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Prevention of Terrorism Bill, 177.* [2003–04] Public Services Ombudsman (Wales) Bill [Lords], Age-Related Payments Bill, 325.* 305.* Armed Forces (Pensions and Compensation) Bill, 95.* Railways Bill, 29.* Asylum and Immigration (Treatment of Claimants, Road Safety Bill, 78.* etc.) Bill, 50.* Serious Organised Crime and Police Bill, 33.* Child Trust Funds Bill, 41.* *Questions put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Children Bill [Lords], 510.* [2005–06] Civil Contingencies Bill, 84.* Armed Forces Bill, 522. Civil Partnership Bill [Lords], 537.* Animal Welfare Bill, 359.* Companies (Audit, Investigations and Community Enterprise) Bill [Lords], 489.* Childcare Bill, 301.* Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Bill [Lords], Charities Bill [Lords], 701* 373.* Children and Adoption Bill [Lords], 467.* Employment Relations Bill, 155. Civil Aviation Bill, 79.* Energy Bill [Lords], 315.* Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Bill, 337. Finance Bill, 232.* Commissioner for Older People (Wales) Bill [Lords], Fire and Rescue Services Bill, 98.* 679.* Gambling Bill, 583.* Commons Bill [Lords], 566.* Gender Recognition Bill, 143.* Company Law Reform Bill [Lords], 656.* Health Protection Agency Bill [Lords], 389.* Compensation Bill [Lords], 662.* Higher Education Bill, 102.* Consumer Credit Bill, 50.* Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill, 68.* Criminal Defence Service Bill [Lords], 337.* Housing Bill, 71.* Crossrail Bill, 142.* Human Tissue Bill, 81* Education and Inspection Bill, 503.* Hunting Bill, 617. Electoral Administration Bill, 218.* RESOLUTIONS 349 Equality Bill [Lords], 287.* UK Borders Bill, 147.* Finance Bill, 38. *Questions put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Government of Wales Bill, 355.* [2007–08] Health Bill, 304.* Banking Bill, 611.* Identity Cards Bill, 83 (on Division).* Banking (Special Provisions) Bill, 199.* Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Bill, 99.* Children and Young Persons Bill, 454.* Legislative and Regulatory Reform Bill, 428.* Climate Change Bill, 437.* London Olympics Bill, 162.* Counter-Terrorism Bill, 319.* Merchant Shipping [Lords], 390.* Dormant Bank and Building Society Accounts Bill, 581.* National Lottery Bill, 56.* Education and Skills Bill, 121.* Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill, 42.* Energy Bill, 140.* NHS Redress Bill [Lords], 652.* European Communities (Finance) Bill, 25.* Northern Ireland (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill, Finance Bill, 289. 493.* Health and Social Care Bill, 42*, 124. Northern Ireland (Offences) Bill, 295.* Housing and Regeneration Bill, 46.* Police and Justice Bill, 472.* Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill, 382.* Road Safety Bill [Lords], 478.* Local Transport Bill, 307.* Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Bill [Lords], 686.* Pensions Bill, 105.* Terrorism Bill, 222.* Planning Bill, 79.* Transport (Wales) Bill, 61.* Political Parties and Elections Bill, 625.* Violent Crime Reduction Bill, 65.* Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions Bill, 411.* Welfare Reform [Lords], 780.* Sale of Student Loans Bill, 38.* Work and Families, 317.* *Questions put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. *Questions put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. [2008–09] [2006–07] Apprenticeship, Skills, Children and Learning Bill, Child Maintenance and Other Payments Bill, 461.* 147.* Concessionary Bus Travel Bill [Lords], 346.* Banking Bill, 132.* Consumers, Estate Agents and Redress Bill [Lords], Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Bill [Lords], 238.* 392.* Criminal Justice and Immigration Bill, 552.* Business Rates Supplements Bill, 47.* Further Education and Training Bill [Lords], 365. * Child Poverty Bill, 569.* Greater London Authority Bill, 66.* Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill, 641.* Justice and Security (Northern Ireland) Bill, 73.* Coroners and Justice Bill, 92.* Legal Services Bill [Lords], 377.* Equality Bill, 348.* Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Health Bill [Lords], 403.* Bill, 117.* Industry and Exports (Financial Support) Bill, 223.* Mental Health Bill [Lords], 287.* Local Democracy, Economic Development and Con- Offender Management Bill, 60.* struction Bill [Lords], 386.* Pensions Bill, 106.* Marine and Coastal Access Bill [Lords], 454.* Planning-gain Supplement (Preparations) Bill, 102.* Parliamentary Standards Bill, 477.* Rating (Empty Properties) Bill, 389. Policing and Crime Bill, 64.* Serious Crime Bill [Lords], 398.* Saving Gateway Accounts Bill, 53.* Statistics and Registration Service Bill, 87.* Welfare Reform Bill, 96.* Sustainable Communities Bill, 183. *Questions put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Bill [Lords], 201.* [2009–10] 350 RESOLUTIONS Cluster Munitions (Prohibitions) Bill [Lords], 348.* Gangmasters (Licensing) Bill, 180. Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill, 187, 217 Promotion of Volunteering Bill, 326. (on Division), 275 (on Division). Sustainable and Secure Buildings Bill, 139. Crime and Security Bill, 142.* [2005–06] Digital Economy Bill [Lords], 405.* Climate Change and Sustainable Energy Bill, 337. Energy Bill, 48.* International Development (Reporting and Transparen- Financial Services Bill, 27.* cy) Bill, 431. Flood and Water Management Bill, 84.* Rights of Savers Bill, 298. Personal Care at Home Bill, 77.* [2006–07] *Questions put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Off-Road Vehicles (Registration) Bill, 437 (on Divi- sion). 2. Resolutions in connection with Private Members’ Bills, Her Majesty’s Recommendation having been signified: [2007–08] [2000–01] Temporary and Agency Workers (Equal Treatment) Bill, 361 (Division deferred). Result of deferred Division, Christmas Day (Trading) Bill, 289. 371. High Hedges Bill, 217. [2008–09] [2001–02] Autism Bill, 334. Home Energy Conservation Bill, 292. Driving Instruction (Suspension and Exemption Pow- Housing Benefit Bill, 599. ers) Bill, 427. Marine Wildlife Conservation Bill, 194. Green Energy (Definition and Promotion) Bill, 438. National Heritage Bill [Lords], 311. Statutory Redundancy Pay (Amendment) Bill, 430. [2002–03] [2009–10] Fireworks Bill, 247. Grocery Market Ombudsman Bill, 366. High Hedges (No. 2) Bill, 314. Local Authorities (Overview and Scrutiny) Bill, 270. Marine Safety Bill, 247. Sunbeds (Regulation) Bill, 218. Municipal Waste Recycling (changed to Household 3. Resolutions authorising expenditure in connection with Waste Recycling) Bill, 421. Members’ Salaries: Sustainable Energy Bill, 441. [2007–08] [2003–04] Members’ Salaries, 149. Carers (Equal Opportunities) Bill, 175. Members’ Salaries (No. 2), 513. Christmas Day (Trading) Bill, 309. SERJEANT AT ARMS 351 SERJEANT AT ARMS
To communicate Sessional Order to the Commissioner Resolution of the House on the retirement of Peter of the Police of the Metropolis, [2000–01] 1; [2001–02] Grant Peterkin CB OBE as Serjeant at Arms agreed to 16; [2002–03] 1; [2003–04] 2; [2004–05] 1; [2005–06] nemine contradicente, [2007–08] 74. 14. Resolution, instructing the Serjeant at Arms and the Resolution, That this House takes note of the Third Director of Parliamentary Information and Communica- Report of the Procedure Committee, Session 2002–03, on tions Technology to withdraw access to the House and Sessional Orders and Resolutions, House of Commons its facilities from Mr Stephen Lotinga for a period of 14 Paper No. 855, and the Government’s Response thereto days, and from Mr Tom Smith for a period of 28 days, (published as the Committee’s Third Special Report of [2008–09] 402. the current Session, House of Commons Paper No. 613); Standing Order amended, with effect from the next approves the proposals set out in paragraphs 9, 10 and 25 Session of Parliament: of the Report for changes in the practice of the House at the beginning of each Session, [2003–04] 591. —Duties of Serjeant at Arms with respect to strangers, [2003–04] 571. Resolution of the House on the retirement of Sir Mi- chael John Austin Cummins as Serjeant at Arms agreed to —Duties of Serjeant at Arms with respect to the pub- nemine contradicente, [2004–05] 66. lic, [2005–06] 866. 352 SPEAKER SPEAKER
I. Election of Speaker 1. Elections 2. Standing Orders relating to Election or Re-election of Speaker or Deputy Speakers
II. Proceedings relating to the Speaker at opening and close of Session
III. Communicates matters to the House
IV. Lays Papers upon the Table 1. Electoral Commission 2. House of Commons: Administration 3. House of Commons Commission 4. Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority 5. Members Estimate Committee 6. Senior Salaries Review Body
V. Nominations and Appointments
VI. Certificates and Allocations
VII. Puts Questions forthwith 1. Pursuant to Standing Orders 2. Pursuant to Orders 3. Pursuant to Allocation of Time Orders 4. Pursuant to Sessional Orders
VIII. Puts Questions at specified times or after specified periods 1. Pursuant to Standing Orders 2. Pursuant to Orders 3. Pursuant to Sessional Orders and Temporary Standing Orders
IX. Absence of Speaker
X. Other Proceedings of the Speaker 1. Business or Proceedings of the House 2. Disciplinary Powers of the Chair 3. Divisions (see also DIVISIONS) 4. Elections 5. House and Sittings of the House 6. Questions, declines to propose or put, &c. or defers certain
XI. Speaker’s Committee for the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority
XII. Speaker’s Committee on the Electoral Commission
XIII. Speaker’s Conference on Parliamentary Representation
XIV. Speaker’s Committee on the search of offices on the Parliamentary Estate
XV. Miscellaneous proceedings SPEAKER 353 [References to the Speaker include references to the Deputy Speaker unless the context otherwise requires.]
I. ELECTION OF SPEAKER: 1. Elections Takes and subscribes the Oath, [2001-01] 2; [2005–06] 2. Her Majesty’s pleasure signified (at the meeting of the new Parliament) that the House should choose a Speaker, 2. Standing Orders relating to Election or Re-election of [2001–02] 1; [2005–06] 1. Speaker or Deputy Speakers Speaker elected, pursuant to Standing Order (Re-elec- (i) New Standing Orders made: tion of former Speaker), No. 1A (Re-election of former Speaker, [2000–01] —Mr Michael J. Martin, [2001–02] 1; [2005–06] 1. 254. Speaker reports that the House’s choice of him has No. 1B (Election of Speaker by secret ballot), [2000– been approved by Her Majesty and that he had made 01] 254 (after amendment negatived on Division). claim to the rights and privileges of the House, [2001–02] No. 2A (Election of the Deputy Speakers) (with effect 2; [2005–06] 2. from the commencement of the next Session), [2009–10] Her Majesty gives leave to the House to proceed forth- 294. with to the choice of a new Speaker, [2008–09], 450. (ii) Standing Orders amended: Three Secret Ballots on candidates for Speaker, No.1 (Election of the Speaker), [2000–01] 254 (Title [2008–09], 450. changed to “Election of the Speaker: Member presiding”). Question, That John Bercow do take the Chair of this No. 1B (Election of Speaker by secret ballot) (with House as Speaker, put and agreed to, [2008–09], 451. effect from the commencement of the next Session), Speaker Elect conducted to the Chair and expresses his [2001–02] 782. respectful and humble acknowledgement to the House, No. 3 (Deputy Speaker), [2001–02] 785. &c., and sits down in the Chair; the Mace placed upon the Table; several Members congratulate Speaker Elect, [2001–02] 2; [2005–06] 2; [2008–09] 451.
II. PROCEEDINGS RELATING TO THE SPEAKER AT OPENING AND CLOSE OF SESSION: Goes with the House to attend Her Majesty in the Resolution, That this House takes note of the Third House of Peers, [2000–01] 1; [2001–02] (as Speaker Report of the Procedure Committee, Session 2002–03, on Elect) 2, (as Speaker) 15; [2002–03] 1; [2003–04] 1; Sessional Orders and Resolutions, House of Commons [2004–05] 1; [2005–06] (as Speaker Elect) 2, (as Speaker) Paper No. 855, and the Government’s Response thereto 13; [2006–07] 1; [2007–08] 1; [2008–09] 1; [2009–10] 1. (published as the Committee’s Third Special Report of the current Session, House of Commons Paper No. 613); Having returned, resumes Chair: approves the proposals set out in paragraphs 9, 10 and 25 —at 2.15 pm, [2001–02] 15. of the Report for changes in the practice of the House at the beginning of each Session, [2003–04] 591. —at 2.30 pm, [2000–01] 1; [2002–03] 1; [2003–04] 1; [2004–05] 1; [2005–06] 13; [2006–07] 1; [2007–08] 1; Reports Her Majesty’s Speech and directs that it [2008–09] 1; [2009–10] 1. be entered in the Journal, [2000–01] 2; [2001–02] 16; [2002–03] 2; [2003–04] 2; [2004–05] 1; [2005–06] 14; Makes a Statement, pursuant to Resolution, [2004–05] [2006–07] 1; [2007–08] 1; [2008–09] 1; [2009–10] 1. 1; [2005–06] 14. See also [2006–07] 1; [2007–08] 1; [2008–09] 30. Goes with the House to attend the Lords Commission- ers in the House of Peers to hear a Commission read for Makes a Statement, [2006–07] 1; [2007–08] 1. giving Royal Assent to Acts and for proroguing Parlia- —on Arrest and entry into the offices of the Hon. ment, &c. [2001–02] 817; [2002–03] 715; [2003–04] 631; Member for Ashford, [2008–09] 1. [2004–05] 329; [2005–06] 886; [2006–07] 615; [2007– 08] 721; [2008–09] 718; [2009–10] 424. To peruse Votes and Proceedings and appoint their printing, [2000–01] 2; [2001–02] 16; [2002–03] 2; [2003–04] 2. 354 SPEAKER
III. COMMUNICATES MATTERS TO THE HOUSE: Announces results of Divisions which had been de- Division (Numbers incorrectly reported), [2009–10] ferred, [2000–01] 18, &c.; [2001–02] 190, &c.; [2002– 263. 03] 242, &c.; [2003–04] 49, &c.; [2005–06] 151, &c.; Duties and responsibilities of honourable Members, [2006–07] 281, &c.; [2007–08] 50, &c.; [2008–09] 37, [2008–09] 30. &c.; [2009–10] 17, &c. Election of Deputy Speakers and Written Parliamenta- Announces an error in reporting the number of Noes in ry Questions, [2008–09] 498. a deferred Division, [2005–06] 630, 871. Further response to Point of Order of 2 July [about Announces an error in reporting the number of Ayes in leak of Speaker’s Statement], [2008–09] 506. a deferred Division, [2007–08] 539. Investigation into unauthorised release of government Announces results of Division which had been de- information, [2008–09] 6. ferred, no Member has voted No, [2002–03] 503. Members’ allowances, [2008–09] 367, 372. Notifies the House of Royal Assent: Members’ expenses, [2008–09] 347. —to Acts, [2000–01] 42, 252, 366; [2001–02] 97, &c.; [2002–03] 88, &c.; [2003–04] 49, &c.; [2004–05] 63, Members’ financial interests, [2008–09] 648. &c.; [2005–06] 152, &c.; [2006–07] 17, &c.; [2007–08] Ministerial statements, [2008–09] 459. 92, &c.; [2008–09] 44 &c.; [2009–10] 92, &c. [See QUEEN]. Mr Speaker’s intention to retire, [2008–09] 371. —to Measures, [2000–01] 311; [2002–03] 223; Parliament Square, [2008–09] 357. [2004–05] 301; [2005–06] 740(2). Police investigation, [2008–09] 85. Informs the House of the deaths of Members, [2001– Police investigation into hon. Member for Ashford, 02] 130, 251; [2002–03] 466; [2003–04] 362; [2005–06] [2008–09] 124. 41, &c.; [2006–07] 423; [2007–08] 331, 581; [2009–10] 100, 335. Presentation of public petitions, [2009–10] 247. Informs House of decision of Clerk of the House to Remembrance Day, [2008–09] 707. retire, [2002–03] 35; [2005–06] 728. Speaker’s Committee on the search of offices on the Gives precedence to a complaint of privilege, [2009– Parliamentary Estate, [2008–09] 36. 10] 130, 238. Texts of Ministerial Statements made in the House of Makes a Statement on: Lords, [2009–10] 347. Application of the sub judice rule, [2009–10] 209. The Wilson doctrine and access to the House of Com- mons server, [2008–09] 14. Appointment of the Chairman of the Independent Par- liamentary Standards Authority, [2008–09] 689. Use of public galleries by serving members of the armed forces, [2008–09] 697. Arrest and entry into the offices of the Hon. Member for Ashford, [2008–09] 1. Valedictory Statement, [2008–09] 434. Availability of Government papers to Members, Acquaints House with Certificate from the Judges ap- [2008–09] 253. pointed to try the Election Petition relating to the Ferman- agh and South Tyrone Constituency, [2001–02] 141.
IV. LAYS PAPERS UPON THE TABLE: Alphabetical Index to Bills, &c., in the House of Communications declaring that Statutory Instruments Commons set of Parliamentary Papers, [2000–01] 367; had come into operation before copies were laid before [2001–02] 819; [2002–03] 718; [2003–04] 634; [2004– Parliament [See Statutory Instruments (Notification) 05] 332; [2005–06] 889. in Part I of each annual Index], [2000–01] 160, &c.; [2001–02] 24, &c.; [2002–03] 119, &c.; [2003–04] 79, —General [Decennial] Index to the Journals, [2006– &c.; [2004–05] 170, 274; [2005–06] 18, &c.; [2006–07] 07], 565. 93, &c.; [2007–08] 5, &c.; [2008–09] 242 &c.; [2009–10] Certificates of declaration relating to suspended or 82. revived Lords Private Bills, [2000–01] 11(2), 83(2); Report from the Statutory Instruments Reference [2003–04] 177; [2007–08] 9; [2008–09] 343; [2009–10] Committee relating to the classification, printing and sale 73. of instruments, [2001–02] 245; [2002–03] 51; [2003–04] Reports from the Examiners of Petitions for Private 238. Bills, [2000–01] 26, 111, 331; [2001–02] 139, 273; Shorthand Writer’s Notes and Order made by the Court [2002–03] 92, &c.; [2003–04] 53; [2004–05] 66; [2005– in relation to a Controverted Election, [2001–02] 239. 06] 140, 348; [2006–07] 80, &c.; [2007–08] 101, &c.; [2008–09] 45; [2009–10] 45. [see EXAMINERS] SPEAKER 355 Convention on the Future of Europe: Progress Reports —on Employment of Members’ staff by the House, from the United Kingdom National Parliament Represent- [2008–09] 661. atives, [2001–02] 524, &c.; [2002–03] 26, &c.; [See also Report of the House of Commons Commission and COMMITTEES, GENERAL OR STANDING, VIII.] Administration Estimate Audit Committee for 2008–09, 1. Electoral Commission: [2008–09] 588. —Five Year Plan of the Electoral Commission for Report on the Management and Services of the House 2001–02 to 2005–06, [2000–01] 284. of Commons by Sir Kevin Tebbit, [2006–07] 417. —Corporate Plan of the Electoral Commission, for 4. Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority 2002–03 to 2006–07, [2001–02] 440; for 2003–04 to Vote on Account for the Independent Parliamentary 2007–08, [2002–03] 439; for 2004–05 to 2008–09, Standards Authority, [2009–10] 16. [2003–04] 487; for 2006–07 to 2010–11, [ 2005–06] 569; for 2007–08 to 2011–12, [2006–07] 340; for 2008–09 New Supply Estimate for the Independent Parliamen- to 2012–13, [2007–08] 373; for 2009–10 to 2013-14, tary Standards Authority, [2009–10] 16. [2008–09] 328. Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority: The —Estimates for the Electoral Commission, [2001–02] MPs’ Expenses Scheme, [2009–10] 386. 232, 543; [2002–03] 38; [2005–06] 39, 285, 596; [2006– 5. Members Estimate Committee 07] 15, 322; [2007–08] 30, &c.; [2008–09] 152, 394; [2009–10] 16. Report from the Members Estimate Committee, [2004–05] 93. Report of Electoral Commission for 2008–09, [2008– 09] 580. First Report from the House of Commons Members Estimate Committee on the Communications Allowance, Resource Accounts of the Electoral Commission for [2006–07] 227. 2008–09, [2008–09] 580. First Special Report from the House of Commons —Report from the Speaker’s Committee on the Members Estimate Committee on the Review of Mem- Electoral Commission, [2002–03] 45; [2003–04] 55, 487; bers’ Allowances, [2007–08] 216. [2005–06] 164, 353, 791; [2006–07] 551(2); [2007–08] 190, 546; [2008–09] 44, 278; [2009–10] 64, 108. First Report from the House of Commons Members Estimate Committee on the Review of Members’ Allow- 2. House of Commons: Administration: ances: Thresholds for Receipts, [2007–08] 251. —Vote on Account, for 2001–02, [2000–01] 160; for Second Report from the House of Commons Members 2002–03 [2001–02] 232; for 2003–04 [2002–03] 38; for Estimate Committee on the Review of Members’ Allow- 2004–05, [2003–04] 6; for 2005–06, [2003–04] 613; for ances: Issues, [2007–08] 251. 2006–07, [2005–06] 285; for 2007–08, [2006–07] 15; for 2008–09, [2007–08] 30; for 2009–10, [2007–08] 717; for Second Report from the House of Commons Members 2010-11, [2009–10] 16. on the Review of Members’ Allowances, [2007–08] 472. —Estimates, for 2001–02, [2000–01] 282; for 2002– First Report from the House of Commons Members 03, [2001–02] 543; for 2003–04 [2002–03] 373; for Estimate Committee on the Revised Green Book and 2004–05, [2003–04] 270; for 2005–06 [2005–06] 39; for audit of Members’ Allowances, [2008–09] 51. 2006–07, [2005–06] 596; for 2007–08, [2006–07] 322; Second Report from the House of Commons Members for 2008–09, [2007–08] 335; for 2009–10, [2008–09] Estimate Committee on the Consolidated list of provi- 429. sions of the Resolutions of the House relating to expend- —Supplementary Estimates, for 2000–01, [2000–01] iture charged to the Estimate for House of Commons: 160; for 2003–04, [2003–04] 146; for 2005–06, [2005– Members, [2008–09] 275. 06] 439; for 2007–08 [2007–08] 203. First Report from the Members Estimate Committee, Resource Accounts, for House of Commons: Ad- Review of Past ACA payments, [2009–10] 196. ministration for 2001–02, [2002–03] 197; for 2002–03, Letter from the Speaker to the Accounting Officer for [2003–04] 51; for 2003–04, [2003–04] 625; for 2004–05, the Members Estimate, [2009–10] 216. [2005–06] 232; for 2005–06 [2005–06] 776; for 2006–07, [2006–07] 537; for 2007–08, [2007–08] 565; for 2008– Second Report from the Members Estimate Commit- 09, [2008–09] 579. tee, Review of Past ACA payments: supplementary report, [2009–10] 338. 3. House of Commons Commission: 6. Senior Salaries Review Body Reports of House of Commons Commission for 2000–01, [2001–02] 67; for 2001–02, [2001–02] 651; for Notification of Change in Members’ Salaries from the 2002–03 [2002–03] 505; for 2003–04, [2003–04] 431; for Senior Salaries Review Body, [2007–08] 593. 2004-5, [2005–06] 67; for 2005–06, [2005–06] 687; for Report of the Senior Salaries Review Body: Calcu- 2006–07, [2006–07] 417; for 2007–08, [2007–08] 455; lation of the MPs’ Pay Uprating Mechanism for 2009, for 2008–09, [2008–09] 588. [2008–09] 266. —relating to the nomination of a Parliamentary Com- missioner for Standards, [2001–02] 343; [2006–07] 607. 356 SPEAKER
V. NOMINATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS: Deputy Speakers appointed for sittings in Westminster Appoints Programming Sub-Committees, [2000–01] Hall, [2001–02] 297. 40, &c.; [2001–02] 76, &c.; [2002–03] 51, &c.; [2003– 04] 55(2), &c.; [2004–05] 45, &c.; [2005–06] 63, &c.; Nominates Chairmen’s Panel, [2000–01] 7; [2001–02] [2006–07] 58, &c.; [2007–08] 27, &c.; [2008–09] 57, 28; [2002–03] 6; [2003–04] 9; [2004–05] 4; [2005–06] &c.; [2009–10] 40, &c. 26; [2006–07] 8; [2007–08] 9; [2008–09] 9; [2009–10] 5. —Members in place of others, [2001–02] 131, &c.; —Additional Members, [2000–01] 105; [2001–02] 31, [2003–04] 59, &c. 354; [2003–04] 44, &c.; [2005–06] 46 &c.; [2008–09] 52, 615. Nominates the Committee on Members’ Allowanc- es as a committee of the House to be consulted by the —An additional Member, [2001–02] 44, 76, 138; Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority, under [2002–03] 562. section 5(4)(d) of the Parliamentary Standards Act 2009, —Discharging a Member [2007–08] 195. in preparing an allowances scheme, [2009–10] 99. —Additional Member and discharging a Member, Appoints Members to exercise his powers under Re- [2005–06] 336 cess Elections Act 1975, [2001–02] 48; [2007–08] 567. —One additional Member and two Members dis- Appoints Members to the Court of Referees on Private charged, [2001–02] 186. Bills, [2001–02] 361; [2005–06] 722. —Two additional Members and one discharged Appoints an Examiner of Petitions for Private Bills, [2007–08] 238. [2000–01] 269; [2001–02] 109; [2005–06] 881. Appoints Chairmen of Standing or General Commit- Appoints Speaker’s Committee under Political Parties, tees, [2000–01] 9, &c.; [2001–02] 30, &c.; [2002–03] 12, Elections and Referendums Act 2000, [2000–01] 93; &c.; [2003–04] 9, &c.; [2004–05] 10, &c.; [2005–06] 63, [2001–02] 41; [2005–06] 27. &c.; [2006–07] 22, &c.; [2007–08] 13, &c.; [2008–09] —Appoints a Member of the Speaker’s Committee 18, &c.; [2009–10] 19, &c. under the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums —additional Chairmen, [2000–01] 55, &c.; [2001–02] Act 2000, [2002–03] 198; [2005–06] 536. 67, 123, 201; [2002–03] 188, &c.; [2003–04] 100, &c.; —Appoints one Member of the Speaker’s Committee [2004–05] 56, &c.; [2005–06] 372; [2006–07] 286, &c.; in place of another, [2005–06] 536. [2007–08] 11, &c.; [2008–09] 380, &c.; [2009–10] 176, 361. Nominates Ecclesiastical Committee, [2001–02] 317; [2005–06] 107. —in place of other Chairmen, [2000–01] 240, &c.; [2001–02] 162, &c.; [2002–03] 55, &c.; [2003–04] 100, —Member nominated [2007–08] 433. &c.; [2004–05] 10, &c.; [2006–07] 236, &c.; [2007–08] —Member nominated in the place of another, [2001– 251, &c.; [2008–09] 54, &c.; [2009–10] 182, &c. 02] 419. Appoints Chairman of Northern Ireland Grand Com- Members appointed whom Speaker is to consult, if mittee, [2006–07] 59, &c.; [2007–08] 447, &c. practicable, before certifying a Bill to be a Money Bill, Appoints Chairman of Welsh Grand Committee, [2001–02] 50; [2002–03] 6; [2003–04] 16; [2004–05] 11; [2006–07] 59; [2007–08] 85, &c. [2005–06] 85; [2006–07] 16; [2007–08] 1; [2008–09] 3; [2009–10] 3. Nominates Programming Committee, [2001–02] 59, &c.; [2002–03] 288, 383. Appoints a Taxing Officer of the House of Commons, [2006–07] 49. —One Member in place of another, [2001–02] 88, 284.
VI. CERTIFICATES AND ALLOCATIONS: Appoints certain days when debates in Westminster —Delegated Legislation: [2000–01] 20, &c.; [2001– Hall shall be on Select Committee reports chosen by Liai- 02] 47, &c.; [2002–03] 9, &c.; [2003–04] 18, &c.; son Committee, [2000–01] 34; [2001–02] 340; [2002–03] [2004–05] 20, &c.; [2005–06] 59, &c.; [2006–07] 18, 23; [2003–04] 39; [2004–05] 10; [2005–06] 293; [2006– &c.; [2007–08] 20, &c.; [2008–09] 18, &c.; [2009–10] 07] 41; [2007–08] 22; [2008–09] 11; [2009–10] 42. 19, &c. Makes allocations to Standing Committees: —to an existing committee, [2000–01] 110; [2001–02] 176. —Bills, [2000–01] 40, &c.; [2001–02] 47, &c.; [2002–03] 38, &c.; [2003–04] 51, &c.; [2004–05] 13, —transfers instrument to an existing committee, &c.; [2005–06] 59, &c. [2000–01] 347; [2003–04] 119. —transferred from one Standing Committee to anoth- Certifies a Bill under provisions of Parliament Acts er, [2001–02] 43, &c.; [2002–03] 77, &c.; [2005–06] 78, 1911 and 1949: 425. —as to alterations only as were necessary owing to elapse of time, &c., [2003–04] 536. SPEAKER 357 —as to compliance with the provisions of the said Certifies Money Bills under Parliament Act 1911, Acts, [2003–04] 631. [2000–01] 41, &c.; [2001–02] 84,&c.; [2002–03] 191, 246, 315; [2003–04] 44, &c.; [2004–05] 52, &c.; Certifies Bills as, in the Speaker’s opinion, relating [2005–06] 97 &c.; [2006–07] 64 &c.; [2007–08] 76, &c.; exclusively to Scotland, [2003–04] 23. [2008–09] 44, &c.; [2009–10] 99, &c.
VII. PUTS QUESTIONS FORTHWITH: 1. Pursuant to Standing Orders: No. 52 (Money resolutions and ways and means resolutions in connection with Bills), [2000–01] 27, &c.; No. 1A (Re-election of former Speaker), [2001–02] 2 [2001–02] 39, &c.; [2002–03] 32, &c.; [2003–04] 41, (Question put by Member presiding); [2005–06] 2 (Ques- &c.; [2004–05] 29, &c.; [2005–06] 42, &c.; [2006–07] tion put by Member presiding). 60, &c.; [2007–08] 29, &c.; [2008–09] 47, &c.; [2009– No. 12 (House not to sit on certain Fridays), [2000–01] 10] 27, &c. 15; [2001–02] 28; [2002–03] 8. No. 55 (Questions on voting of estimates, &c.), No. 15 (Exempted business): [2000–01] 355; [2001–02] 256, &c.; [2002–03] 62, &c.; [2003–04] 36, &c.; [2004–05] 42, 228; [2005–06] 90, —Question put at moment of interruption, [2000–01] &c.; [2006–07] 55, &c.; [2007–08] 69, &c.; [2008–09] 14, &c.; [2001–02] 124, &c.; [2002–03] 53, &c.; [2003– 31, &c.; [2009–10] 71, &c. No. 56 (Consolidated Fund 04] 252, &c.; [2004–05] 68, &c.; [2005–06] 28, &c.; Bills), [2000–01] 34, &c.; [2001–02] 78, &c.; [2002–03] [2006–07] 17, &c.; [2007–08] 88, &c.; [2008–09] 65, 66(2), 242, 474; [2003–04] 40, &c.; [2004–05] 49, 315; &c.; [2009–10] 77, &c. [2005–06] 95, &c.; [2006–07] 61, 224, 480; [2007–08] No. 18: 74, &c.; [2008–09] 36, &c.; [2009–10] 78, &c. —(Draft deregulation, etc., orders), [2001–02] 227, No. 58 (Consolidation bills), [2001–02] 691; [2003– &c. 04] 448, 449; [2005–06] 846(2), 875, 876. —(Consideration of draft regulatory reform orders), No. 60 (Tax simplification bills) or (Tax law rewrite [2002–03] 29, &c.; [2003–04] 148, &c.; [2004–05] 33, bills), [2000–01] 52, 138, [2002–03] 186; [2004–05] 217; &c.; [2005–06] 26, &c.; [2007–08] 290, &c. [2006–07] 72, &c. —(Consideration of draft legislative reform orders), No. 62 (Amendment on second or third reading): [2008–09] 148, &c.; [2009–10] 102, &c. Main Question, [2000–01] 44, &c.; [2001–02] 45, &c.; [2002–03] 43, &c.; [2003–04] 49, &c.; [2004–05] 28, No. 25 (Periodic adjournments), [2000–01] 14, &c.; &c.; [2005–06] 41, &c.; [2006–07] 116, &c.; [2007–08] [2001–02] 43, &c.; [2002–03] 48, &c.; [2003–04] 22, 46, &c.; [2008–09] 47, &c.; [2009–10] 100, &c. &c.; [2004–05] 24, 133, 251; [2005–06] 95, &c.; [2006– 07] 24, &c.; [2007–08] 52, &c.; [2008–09] 32, &c.; No. 63 (Committal of bills not subject to a programme [2009–10] 10, &c. order): No. 31 (Questions on amendments), [2000–01] 75, —Motion, That Bill be committed to a Committee of &c.; [2001–02] 73, &c.; [2002–03] 108, &c.; [2003–04] the whole House, [2001–02] 714; [2009–10] 405. 64, &c.; [2004–05] 48, &c.; [2005–06] 47, &c.; [2006– No. 83A (Programme motions), [2004–05] 28, &c.; 07] 46, &c.; [2007–08] 33, &c.; [2008–09] 77, &c.; [2005–06] 41, &c.; [2006–07] 33, &c.; [2007–08] 25, [2009–10] 53, &c. &c.; [2008–09] 47, &c.; [2009–10] 27, &c. No. 33 (Calling of amendments at end of debate), No. 83H (Programme orders: reasons committee), [2000–01] 18; [2001–02] 29; [2002–03] 19; [2003–04] [2004–05] 239, &c.; [2005–06] 433, &c.; [2006–07] 506, 22; [2004–05] 18; [2005–06] 28; [2006–07] 23; [2007– &c.; [2007–08] 367, &c.; [2008–09] 702; [2009–10] 397. 08] 18; [2008–09] 26; [2009–10] 24. No. 90 (Second reading committees): No. 41A (Deferred Divisions), [2004–05] 99, 152. —Motions, That a Bill be referred to a second reading No. 44 (Suspension of a Member), [2008–09] 62. committee, [2006–07] 338. No. 51 (Ways and means motions), [2000–01] 184, —Motions, That Bills be read a second time, [2001– 206; [2001–02] 465, 476; [2002–03] 320, &c.; [2003–04] 02] 237; [2002–03] 92; [2004–05] 68; [2006–07] 420; 207, &c.; [2004–05] 259; [2005–06] 29, &c.; [2006–07] [2008–09] 65, 648; [2009–10] 101(2), 318. 244, &c.; [2007–08] 256, &c.; [2008–09] 289, &c.; [2009–10] 370, &c. No. 107 and No. 108 (Welsh Grand Committee (mat- ters relating exclusively to Wales)) and (Welsh Grand —on Motion for giving provisional statutory effect, Committee (sittings)), [2001–02] 28, &c.; [2002–03] 8, &c., [2000–01] 184; [2001–02] 465; [2002–03] 320; &c.; [2005–06] 56, 552. [2003–04] 207; [2004–05] 259; [2005–06] 526; [2006– 07] 244; [2007–08] 256; [2008–09] 289; [2009–10] 370. —separate Motions, [2000–01] 7. —on other Motions, [2000–01] 206, &c.; [2001–02] —a single Motion, [2000–01] 105, 173. 477, &c.; [2002–03] 238, &c.; [2003–04] 217, &c.; No. 108 (Welsh Grand Committee (sittings)), [2003– [2005–06] 31, &c.; [2006–07] 260; [2007–08] 272, &c.; 04] 468. [2008–09] 302, &c.; [2009–10] 387, &c. 358 SPEAKER No. 114 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (legisla- No. 163 (Motions to sit in private), [2000–01] 45, tive proposals and other matters relating exclusively to &c.; [2001–02] 242 (Question agreed to); [2002–03] 160, Northern Ireland)), [2000–01] 101; [2001–02] 244, 757; 250; [2003–04] 204, &c.; [2004–05] 187, 270; [2005–06] [2003–04] 53. 229; [2006–07] 131 &c.; [2007–08] 172, &c.; [2008–09] 166,&c.; [2009–10] 185,&c. No. 114 and No. 116 (Northern Ireland Grand Com- mittee (legislative proposals and other matters relating 2. Pursuant to Orders: exclusively to Northern Ireland)) and (Northern Ireland Question, That a Bill be now read the third time, Grand Committee (sittings)), [2005–06] 61. [2004–05] 315; [2006–07] 259. No. 115 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (delegat- Question, That specified parts of an Instrument be ed legislation)), [2002–03] 139, &c.; [2003–04] 161, 451; approved, [2009–10] 33. [2004–05] 250; [2005–06] 95. Motion ordered to be treated as if it related to an No. 115 and No. 116 (Northern Ireland Grand Com- instrument subject to the provisions of Standing Order mittee (delegated legislation)) and (Northern Ireland (Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation) in Grand Committee (sittings)), [2002–03] 156. respect of which notice has been given that the instrument No. 116 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (sit- be approved, [2000–01] 237, 262(2); [2001–02] 701; tings)), [2000–01] 101; [2001–02] 244, 757; [2003–04] [2003–04] 451; [2004–05] 100; [2005–06] 428; [2006– 126, 393; [2004–05] 173. 07] 106, 515, 541; [2008–09] 354, 702, 703; [2009–10] 399. No. 117 (Standing Committee on Regional Affairs), [2001–02] 245, &c.; [2003–04] 13, 289. Question that words be added (pursuant to Order applying Opposition Day procedure), [2001–02] 363, 757, No. 118 (Delegated Legislation Committees): [2001–02] 387, 388, 762, 763. —Motions, That delegated legislation be approved, Hunting Bill (Procedure), [2003–04] 616, 629. [2000–01] 35, &c.; [2001–02] 65, &c.; [2003–04] 37, &c.; [2004–05] 33, &c.; [2005–06] 76, &c.; [2006–07] 3. Pursuant to Allocation of Time Orders: 42, &c.; [2007–08] 29, &c.; [2008–09] 32, &c.; [2009– Question, That a Bill be now read the third time, 10] 39, &c. [2002–03] 608; [2006–07] 13; [2008–09] 184. No. 119 (European Standing Committees), [2000–01] 4. Pursuant to Sessional Orders 14, &c.; [2001–02] 204, &c.; [2002–03] 29, &c.; [2003– 04] 41, &c.; [2004–05] 29(2), &c.; [2005–06] 145, &c.; (Carry-over), [2003–04] 530, 580, 583 [2006–07] 33, &c.; [2007–08] 34, &c.; [2008–09] 38, (Deferred Divisions), [2003–04] 276. &c.; [2009–10] 102, &c. (Programming), [2000–01] 69, &c.; [2001–02] 42, No. 145 (Liaison Committee), [2001–02] 220; [2003– &c.; [2002–03] 32, &c.; [2003–04] 40, &c. 04] 13, &c.; [2004–05] 29, 217; [2005–06] 313, 509, 705.
VIII. PUTS QUESTIONS AT SPECIFIED TIMES OR AFTER SPECIFIED PERIODS: 1. Pursuant to Standing Orders: No. 52 (Money resolutions and ways and means reso- lutions in connection with Bills: No. 16 (Proceedings under an Act or on European Community Documents): —after three-quarters of an hour, [2000–01] 289; [2003–04] 180, 459. —after one and a half hours, [2000–01] 50, &c.; [2001–02] 65, &c.; [2002–03] 187, &c.; [2003–04] 467, No. 54 (Consideration of estimates): 546 (Amendment and Main Question); [2006–07] 177, —at or after 10.00 pm, pursuant to Order, [2000–01] &c.; [2007–08] 209, &c.; [2008–09] 37, &c.; [2009–10] 29; [2001–02] 256; [2005–06] 518, 719; [2006–07] 220, 83. 474; [2007–08] 248, 518; [2008–09] 31, 194. No. 23 (Motions for leave to bring in bills and nomi- —at Seven o’clock on a Thursday, [2000–01] 229; nation of Select Committees at commencement of public [2001–02] 396, 643. business) —at 7.00 pm on a Wednesday, [2007–08] 69; [2009– —after brief explanatory statements, [2000–01] 101, 10] 317. &c.; [2001–02] 144, &c.; [2002–03] 235, &c.; [2003–04] 86, &c.; [2004–05] 111, 135, 296; [2005–06] 98, &c.; —at Six o’clock, [2003–04] 36, &c.; [2004–05] 42; [2006–07] 91, &c.; [2007–08] 102, &c.; [2008–09] 113, [2005–06] 328; [2006–07] 55; [2008–09] 498; [2009–10] &c.; [2009–10] 124, &c. 72. —after speech from member opposing the Motion, —at moment of interruption, [2002–03] 62, &c. [2007–08] 181, &c.; [2008–09] 180, &c.; [2009–10] 308, No. 55 (Questions on estimates, &c.): 347. —at 10.00 pm, [2000–01] 30; [2001–02] 69, 256; —after speech from member opposing the Motion and [2005–06] 518, 719; [2006–07] 220, 474; [2007–08] 249, a Division, [2008–09] 152. 519; [2008–09] 31, 194. SPEAKER 359 —at 7.00 pm, [2000–01] 229, 230; [2001–02] 396, Police Grant Report (after two hours), [2003–04] 121. 643; [2005–06] 90, 328; [2007–08] 69; [2009–10] 317. Programming of Bills and other procedural motions (at — at Six o’clock, [2003–04] 36, &c.; [2004–05] 42; Six o’clock), [2003–04] 569. [2006–07] 55; [2008–09] 499; [2009–10] 72. 3. Pursuant to Sessional Orders and Temporary Standing —at the moment of interruption, [2002–03] 62, &c. Orders: —after three hours, pursuant to Order, [2004–05] 228. (Carry-over of Bills), [2002–03] 441. No. 74 (Re-committal of bill) [2002–03] 441. (Programming) after three-quarters of an hour, [2000– 01] 26, &c.; [2001–02] 206. No. 83A (Programme motions) after three-quarters of an hour, [2004–05] 161, 172, 189. 4. Pursuant to other Orders: 2. Pursuant to Orders European Union Document (four hours after com- mencement): [2002–03] 25. Election of the Speaker (at Four o’clock), [2000–01] 254. Motions relating to Programming of Legislation and Deferred Divisions (at half-past Six o’clock), [2001–02] Estimates (after three hours), [2004–05] 228. 36. Local Government Finance, [2004–05] 135. Motions relating to Members’ allowances, &c. (at Four Motions to amend Standing Orders and nominate com- o’clock), [2001–02] 52, 54, 55. mittees (after four and a half hours), [2005–06] 121. Motions relating to membership of Select Commit- On Motions for approval of Statutory Instruments or tees and appointment of a Select Committee (at Seven Delegated Legislation: o’clock), [2001–02] 79. Statutory Instruments (after three hours), [2003–04] Motions relating to Modernisation of the House of 477. Commons, &c. (after four hours), [2001–02] 553. On Motions for Resolutions: Motions relating to Hunting with Dogs (at Ten o’clock), [2001–02] 424. —three hours after the commencement of proceedings, [2004–05] 238. Motions relating to Modernisation of the House of Commons, &c. (at Ten o’clock), [2001–02] 777. Sessional Orders and Resolutions (after three hours), [2003–04] 591. Statutory Instrument (six hours after commencement), [2002–03] 169–70. Members’ Allowances and Parliamentary Pensions (after three hours), [2003–04] 590.
IX. ABSENCE OF SPEAKER: Speaker granted leave of absence, [2001–02] 22, 288, The House having been informed of the absence of the 303; [2002–03] 147, 454; [2005–06] 377, 626. Speaker on a Friday, pursuant to Standing Order (Deputy Speaker): —and the House being informed of the absence of the Speaker, leave having been given, the Chairman of Ways —The Chairman of Ways and Means took the Chair and Means took the Chair as Deputy Speaker, pursuant as Deputy Speaker, pursuant to Standing Order (Deputy to Standing Order (Deputy Speaker), [2001–02] 25, 307; Speaker), [2002–03] 227, &c.; [2005–06] 229, &c. [2002–03] 151, 463; [2003–04] 124, &c.; [2004–05] 187, —The First Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means 214; [2005–06] 678; [2006–07] 146; [2007–08] 151, &c.; took the Chair, [2002–03] 209, &c. [2008–09] 192, &c.; [2009–10] 206, 300. —The Second Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means —and the House having been informed of the absence took the Chair, [2002–03] 177, &c. of the Speaker, leave having been given, the First or Sec- ond Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means took the Chair —the First or Second Deputy Chairman, [2005–06] as Deputy Speaker, [2001–02] 290; [2003–04] 109, &c.; 195, &c. [2004–05] 144, 270; [2006–07] 114, &c.; [2007–08] 172, House informed of the unavoidable absence of Mr &c.; [2008–09] 166, &c.; [2009–10] 331. Speaker, the Chair was taken by: .—Speaker resumes Chair, [2001–02] 25, 308. —the Chairman of Ways and Means, pursuant to Standing Order (Deputy Speaker), [2005–06] 450, &c. [absence through illness]; [2008–09] 445. 360 SPEAKER
X. OTHER PROCEEDINGS OF THE SPEAKER: 1. Business or Proceedings of the House Deputy Speaker announces results of Division which had been deferred, no Member has voted No, [2002–03] Interrupts business or proceedings: 503. —on Motion for annulment of a Statutory Instrument, ii. Tellers on grounds that time for Debate has not been adequate, [2000–01] 64. No Member being willing to act as Teller for the Noes, Deputy Speaker declares that Ayes have it, [2000–01] —after three hours, under Standing Order (Adjourn- 255; [2002–03] 414; [2005–06] 403; [2008–09] 491. ment on specific and important matter that should have urgent consideration), [2001–02] 431. No Member being willing to act as Teller for the Ayes, Deputy Speaker declares that Noes have it, [2000–01] —at 11.00 am (on a Friday), pursuant to Standing Or- 256. der (Friday sittings), [2000–01] 258; [2001–02] 152, 517, 665, 688; [2002–03] 274; [2008–09] 423; [2009–10] 185. Only one Member being willing to act as Teller for the Ayes, Deputy Speaker declares that Noes have it, —at 2.30 pm (on a Friday), [2001–02] 215, 234, 472, [2008–09] 365. 625; [2002–03] 293, 514, 539; [2004–05] 270; [2007–08] 379; [2008–09] 632; [2009–10] 266. Tellers report error in report of number in a Division; and number corrected in Journal: —at or after 6.00 pm (during consideration of Esti- mates), [2004–05] 42; [2006–07] 55; [2008–09] 499, 662. —And Question, That the Question be now put, ac- cordingly declared to have been agreed to, [2000–01] 57. —at or after 7.00 pm, [2001–02] 396 (Estimates), 643 (Estimates); [2002–03] 606; [2007–08] 69 (Estimates); Teller reports correction to number of Ayes in Division [2008–09] 168, 183, 690. held earlier the same sitting; Speaker directs Journal to be corrected accordingly, [2001–02] 463. —at or after 9.00 pm, [2008–09] 169, 249, 333, 372, 541, 616. Speaker announces an error in reporting the number of Ayes in a Division, [2005–06] 871; [2009–10] 263. —at or after 10.00 pm, [2000–01] 355; [2001–02] 255 (Estimates), 274; [2005–06] 518 (Estimates), 719 (Esti- iii. Questions not decided (or not decided in the Af- mates); [2006–07] 220 (Estimates), 436, 474 (Estimates); firmative) [2007–08] 248 (Estimates), 518 (Estimates); [2008–09] It appearing on the report of a Division that fewer than 31 (Estimates), 128, 169, 194 (Estimates), 245, 534, 658, forty Members had taken part, the Speaker declared that 701. the Question was not decided, and the business under con- 2. Disciplinary Powers of the Chair sideration stood over until the next sitting of the House: Orders Members to withdraw from the House for the —Motion to sit in private, [2002–03] 160, 250; remainder of that day’s sitting, [2007–08] 217. [2003–04] 244, 282; [2006–07] 146, &c.; [2007–08] 265, &c.; [2008–09] 192, 422. —Members having used a grossly disorderly expres- sion, [2004–05] 61, 267, 301; [2005–06] 328. —Second Reading of Private Member’s Bill, [2003– 04] 349; [2004–05] 187(3), 215, 270; [2005–06] 211; Names a Member for disregarding the authority of the [2006–07] 436; [2007–08] 265, 469; [2008–09] 423. Chair, [2006–07] 525. —Second Reading of new Clause proposed on consid- 3. Divisions (see also DIVISIONS) eration of Private Member’s Bill, [2003–04] 550. i. Deferred divisions —Amendment proposed on consideration of Private Speaker’s (or Deputy Speaker’s) opinion as to the de- Member’s Bill, [2003–04] 550. cision of a Question being challenged, Division deferred It appearing on the report of a Division than fewer than till following Wednesday or until tomorrow, [2000–01] forty Members had taken part, the Speaker declared that 14, &c.; [2001–02] 65, &c.; [2002–03] 81, &c.; [2003– the Question was not decided (no business to stand over): 04] 46, &c.; [2005–06] 145, &c.; [2006–07] 276, &c.; [2007–08] 47, &c.; [2008–09] 32, &c.; [2009–10] 10, &c. —Motion to sit in private, [2003–04] 464, 550; [2005–06] 752. —till this day, [2007–08] 178, 201, 219. It appearing on the report of a Division than fewer Speaker (or Deputy Speaker) announces results of than one hundred Members had voted in the majority in Divisions which had been deferred, [2000–01] 18, &c.; support of the motion (for closure), the Deputy Speaker [2001–02] 190, &c.; [2002–03] 242, &c.; [2003–04] 49, declared that the Question was not decided in the affirma- &c.; [2005–06] 151, &c.; [2006–07] 281, &c.; [2007–08] tive, [2008–09] 243. 50, &c.; [2008–09] 37, &c.; [2009–10] 17, &c. —But Tellers report error in report of number in a Speaker announces an error in reporting the number of Division; and number corrected in Journal, and Question, Noes in a deferred Division, [2005–06] 630, 871. That the Question be now put, accordingly declared to Deputy Speaker announces an error in reporting the have been agreed to, [2000–01] 57. number of Ayes in a deferred Division, [2007–08] 539. 4. Elections Orders, That the Speaker do issue Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to make out new writs for the electing of SPEAKER 361 Members, [2001–02] 163, 304; [2003–04] 403(2), 506; —today and two future days, [2000–01] 353 (as part of [2005–06] 76, 376, 655(2); [2006–07] 446(2); [2007–08] a wider Order). 357, &c.; [2008–09] 481, 631. —any Committee to draw up Reasons which has been Motion, That the Speaker do issue Warrant to the Clerk appointed at that sitting has reported, [2001–02] 785 (sev- of the Crown to make out new writs for the electing of a eral days, as part of wider Order). Member, amended on Division, to leave out from `That’ —any Committee appointed to draw up Reasons has to the end of the Question and insert `this House do pass reported and any Messages from the Lords have been to the Orders of the day’; Question, as amended, put and received, [2002–03] 282, 380, 592, 677, 713; [2003–04] agreed to (Question superseded), [2008–09] 582. 600; [2004–05] 313; [2005–06] 534; [2006–07] 598; Speaker issues Warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to [2007–08] 354; [2008–09] 133, 702; [2009–10] 209, 414. make out a new writ for the electing of a Member under —until any Messages from the Lords have been re- Recess Elections Act 1975, [2002–03] 582; [2005–06] ceived and he shall have notified the Royal Assent to Acts 166; [2007–08] 567. agreed upon by both Houses, [2000–01] 304; [2001–02] 5. House and Sittings of the House 647; [2006–07] 259; [2007–08] 527. Adjourns House without Question put: —any Message from the Lords has been received, any Committee to draw up Reasons has reported and he has —pursuant to Standing Order, [2000–01] 4, &c.; notified the Royal Assent to Acts agreed upon by both [2001–02] 18, &c.; [2002–03] 67, &c.; [2003–04] 14, Houses, [2004–05] 219; [2005–06] 599. &c.; [2004–05] 12, &c.; [2005–06] 23, &c.; [2006–07] 17, &c.; [2007–08] 19, &c.; [2008–09] 17, &c.; [2009– —until he shall have reported the Royal Assent to any 10] 29, &c. Act agreed upon by both Houses, [2000–01] 353 (as part of a wider Order); [2001–02] 242 (Debate adjourned), Declares Main Question to be agreed to, [2000–01] 75, 245; [2002–03] 282, 380, 592; [2005–06] 756; [2006–07] &c.; [2001–02] 73, &c.; [2002–03] 108, &c.; [2003–04] 543; [2007–08] 354. 64, &c.; [2004–05] 151, &c.; [2005–06] 47, &c. —a Message is received from the Lords Commission- Declares Main Question, as amended, to be agreed to, ers, [2001–02] 785 (as part of a wider Order); [2002–03] pursuant to Standing Order (Questions on amendments), 677; [2003–04] 600; [2004–05] 314; [2006–07] 598; [2006–07] 46, &c.; [2007–08] 34, &c.; [2008–09] 78, [2007–08] 706; [2008–09] 702; [2009–10] 414. &c.; [2009–10] 54, &c. Sitting suspended accordingly, [2003–04] 623, 624, Declares Question not decided, and Business stands 630, 631(2); [2004–05] 238, 239, 240, 241, 242, 317(2), over, [2000–01] 45, &c.; [2002–03] 160, 250; [2003–04] 329. 244, &c.; [2004–05] 187, &c.; [2006–07] 318, &c.; [2007–08] 265, &c.; [2008–09] 423. Orders withdrawal from House of those other than Members or Officers, pursuant to Resolution that the Gives notice, pursuant to Standing Order (Earlier House sit in private, [2001–02] 242. meeting of House in certain circumstances), That the House shall meet on a specified date, [2001–02] 110, &c. 6. Questions, declines to propose or put, &c. or defers certain Postpones meeting of the House for an hour (because of a security alert), [2001–02] 138. Withholds assent to claim to move Closure: Suspends sitting while awaiting Lords Message, Private Bills: [2001–02] 794, 811; [2002–03] 685, 707; [2003–04] 623 —On Second Reading, [2007–08] 65(2). (2), 630, 631(2). Public Bills: Suspends sitting at a specified time, pursuant to Order, [2007–08] 210. —On Second Reading of a Private Member’s Bill, [2000–01] 290; [2005–06] 211; [2006–07] 199(2); Order, That the Speaker shall not adjourn the House [2007–08] 212. until any Messages from the Lords have been received, Government Motions: —on a future day [2000–01] 304; [2001–02] 209, 692, 785 (several days, as part of wider Order). —On referral of Special Report to Committee on Standards and Privileges, [2003–04] 80. —until any Message from the Lords relating to a specified Bill [Lords] has been received, [2000–01] 270; Opposition Day: [2001–02] 242 (Debate adjourned); 245, 771. —On Question, That original words stand part of the —at this day’s sitting, [2001–02] 568. Question, [2002–03] 555; [2007–08] 50, &c.
XI. SPEAKER’S COMMITTEE FOR THE INDEPENDENT PARLIAMENTARY STANDARDS AUTHORITY: Five members appointed under Schedule 3 to the Par- liamentary Standards Act 2009, [2008–09] 669. 362 SPEAKER
XII. SPEAKER’S COMMITTEE ON THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION: Appoints Speaker’s Committee under Political Parties, First [Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General Elections and Referendums Act 2000, [2000–01] 93; on the Electoral Commission: compliance with regula- [2001–02] 41. tions on funding political parties], [2008–09] 278. — Appoints a Member of the Speaker’s Committee Second 2009 [Report of the Comptroller and Auditor under the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums General—Follow-up of the C&AG’s Reports: Electoral Act 2000, [2002–03] 198. Commission 2005-2009], [2009–10] 64. Reports: Third 2009 [Work of the Committee in 2009], [2009– 10] 108.
XIII. SPEAKER’S CONFERENCE ON PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION: Order, That, (6) This order shall have effect until the end of the current Parliament, [2007–08] 685. (1) There shall be a committee to be known as the Speaker’s Conference which shall consist of the Speaker, Appointed, [2008–09] 19. who shall be chairman, and up to 17 other Members ap- Additional member appointed, [2008–09] 48. pointed by the Speaker one of whom shall be vice-chair- man; Reports: (2) The Conference shall consider and make rec- Interim Report, [2008–09] 545. ommendations for rectifying the disparity between the Second Interim Report [Speaker’s Conference on Par- representation of women, ethnic minorities and disabled liamentary Representation], [2009–10] 15. people in the House of Commons and their representation in the UK population at large; and may agree to consider Final Report, [2009–10] 116. other associated matters; Evidence to be printed, [2008–09] 73, &c.; [2008–09] (3) Notwithstanding any Standing Order of this House, 287. the Conference shall conduct its proceedings in such Part of the written evidence, to be published, [2008– manner, and have such of those powers which the House 09] 644; [2009–10] 313, 374. may delegate to select committees, as the Speaker shall determine; Special Reports: (4) The Conference shall have power to report from First [Responses to the final report of the Speaker’s time to time; Conference on Parliamentary Representation], [2009–10] 313. (5) The quorum of the Conference shall be five;
XIV. SPEAKER’S COMMITTEE ON THE SEARCH OF OFFICES ON THE PARLIAMENTARY ESTATE: [See COMMITTEES, SELECT, III]
XV. MISCELLANEOUS PROCEEDINGS: Proceeds to Westminster Hall to attend Her Majesty Member discharged; another added, 12. with an Address, [2001–02] 521. Ninth Report from the Committee on Standards and Takes and subscribes the Oath, [2001–02] 2; [2005– Privileges [Conduct of Mr Speaker], [2007–08] 389. 06] 2. Valedictory statement by Mr Speaker Martin, on his Speaker informs House under Standing Order (Lords retirement, [2008–09] 434. amendments) that certain Lords Amendments were Resolution of thanks to retiring Speaker: deemed to be disagreed to, [2007–08] 548. —to Right honourable Michael J Martin (nemine con- Standing Order amended and new Standing Orders tradicente), [2008–09] 437. made (after Amendment not made), relating to Election of the Speaker, [2000–01] 254. Mr Speaker Martin’s retirement, Address to Her Maj- esty, [2008–09] 452; Queen’s Answer, [2008–09] 476. SPECIAL PROCEDURE ORDERS 363 SPECIAL PROCEDURE ORDERS
Title of Order Laid Chairmen’s Joint Joint Report: Committee Committee Petitions to be nominated Report received
2000–01 Leeds Supertram (Land Acquisition and Road Works) 144 194 (none) — — Order 2001 and the Leeds Supertram (Extension) Order 2001 2001–02 South West Water Limited Ilsham Pumping Station 455 531 (none) — — Compulsory Purchase Order 2000 2002–03 Marriages Validity (Harrogate District Hospital) Order 325 368 (none) — — 2003 2003–04 Northumbrian Water Limited (Land at the Public Car 343 372 (none) — — Park, West of Dunes Court, Beadnell) Compulsory Purchase Order 2003 Yorkshire Water Services Limited (Langthwaite Water 553 604 (none) — — Treatment Works First Time Filtration Scheme) Com- pulsory Purchase Order 2004 2004–05 Midland Metro (Wednesbury to Brierley Hill and Mis- 153 201 (none) — — cellaneous Amendments) Order 2005 2005–06 [nil] 2006–07 [nil] 2007–08 [nil] 2008–09 Northumbrian Water Limited (Land at Craster and Dun- 429 519 (none) — — stan) Compulsory Purchase Order 2008 2009–10 [nil] 364 STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS STANDING ORDERS AND SESSIONAL ORDERS
I. Standing Orders relating to Public Business 1. Sessional list of Standing Orders amended, made or repealed 2. List of changes to Standing Orders relating to Public Business 3. Temporary Standing Orders 4. Other proceedings on Standing Orders 5. Orders to print Standing Orders 6. Standing Orders (Revision)
II. Sessional Orders relating to Public Business
III. Standing Orders relating to Private Business 1. New Standing Orders made 2. Standing Orders repealed 3. Standing Orders amended 4. Orders to print Standing Orders
[See also EXAMINERS OF PETITIONS FOR PRIVATE BILLS and COMMITTEES, SELECT , STANDING ORDERS COMMITTEE].
I. STANDING ORDERS RELATING TO PUBLIC BUSINESS: 1. Sessional list of Standing Orders amended, made or (Liaison Committee (membership)), 167 (after Amend- repealed ment made). (i) New Standing Orders made: (New provision for earlier sittings on Wednesdays, and for Thursdays and Fridays), 780 (on Division, after [* indicates Standing Order made with effect from the Amendment negatived on Division). commencement of the next Session.] (New Provision for earlier sittings on Tuesdays), 780. [2000–01]: [2002–03]: No. 1A (Re-election of former Speaker, 254. No. 57A (Bills brought from the Lords), 111. No. 1B (Election of Speaker by secret ballot), 254 (after amendment negatived on Division). Standing Committee on the Inter-Governmental Con- ference (temporary Standing Order), 597. No. 141 (Deregulatory and Regulatory Reform Com- mittee), 339 (after amendment negatived on Division) [2003–04]: (replacing existing Standing Order No. 141 (Deregulation *No. 41A (Deferred divisions) 571 (on Division). Committee). *No. 80A (Carry-over of bills), 571 (on Division). No. 152B (Human Rights (Joint Committee)), 69 (on deferred Division, Motion made and Question put, 61). *No. 83A (Programme motions), 570. No. 152C (Tax simplification (Joint Committee)), 59 *No. 83B (Programming committees), 570. (on Division). *No. 83C (Programming sub-committees), 570. [2001–02]: *No. 83D (Programme orders: conclusion of proceed- *No.10 (Sittings in Westminster Hall), 782. ings in public bill committee or in committee of the whole House), 570. No. 22A (Written statements by ministers), 779. *No. 83E (Programme orders: conclusion of proceed- No. 122A (Term limits for chairmen of select commit- ings on consideration or third reading), 570. tees), 556 (after amendment made). *No. 83F (Programme orders: conclusion of proceed- No. 137A (Select Committees: power to work with ings on consideration of Lords amendments), 570. other committees), 56. *No. 83G (Programme orders: conclusion of proceed- (Temporary Standing Orders until the end of the pres- ings on further messages from the Lords), 570. ent Parliament) *No. 83H (Programme orders: reasons committee), (Carry-over of Bills), 781. 570. (Modernisation of the House of Commons), 81. *No. 83I (Programme orders: supplementary provi- sions), 570. STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS 365 No. 152D (House of Commons Members Estimate [2009–10] Committee), 106. *No. 2A (Election of the Deputy Speakers), 294. (Temporary Standing Order made permanent) *No. 122B (Election of select committee chairs), 291 *Deferred divisions, 571 (on Division). (as amended, after amendment negatived on Division). (Temporary Standing Order until end of next but one *No. 122C (Resignation or Removal of Committee Session) Chairs), 293. *Shorter speeches, 570. (ii) Standing Orders amended: (Temporary Standing Order until the end of the present [* indicates Standing Order amended with effect from Parliament) the commencement of the next Session.] Joint Activities with the National Assembly for Wales, [2000–01] 362. No.1 (Election of the Speaker), 254 (Title changed to [2005–06]: “Election of the Speaker: Member presiding”). *No. 42A (Sub judice), 868. No. 18 (Consideration of draft deregulation orders), 341 (Title changed to “Consideration of draft deregula- *No. 84 (General committees), 865. tion, etc. orders”). *No. 84A (Public bill committees), 864. No. 98 (Scottish Grand Committee (delegated legisla- No.139 (Administration Committee), 121. tion)), 341. (Temporary Standing Orders until the end of the pres- No. 115 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (delegat- ent Parliament) ed legislation)), 341. (Modernisation of the House of Commons), 124. No. 118 (Standing committees on delegated legisla- tion), 341. (Liaison Committee (Membership)), 125 (after Amendment negatived on Division), 706. No. 151 (Statutory instruments (Joint Committee)), 341. [2006–07]: No. 152 (Select committees related to government No.18. (Consideration of draft legislative reform departments), 278, 341. orders), 462 (existing Standing Order (Consideration of draft regulatory reform orders) repealed. [2001–02] No. 22B (Notices of Questions etc. during September), *No. 1B (Election of Speaker by secret ballot), 782. 280. No. 3 (Deputy Speaker), 785. *No. 24A (Topical debates), 609. *No. 9 (Sittings of the House), 783. *No. 24B (Amendments to motions to consider speci- *No. 11 (Friday sittings), 783. fied matters), 609. *No. 14 (Arrangement of Public Business), 783. *No. 47 (Time limits on speeches), 610 (existing Standing Order (Short speeches) repealed). *No. 15 (Exempted Business), 783*. No. 141 (Regulatory Reform Committee), 462 (ex- *No. 17 (Delegated legislation (negative procedure), isting Standing Order (Regulatory Reform Committee) 783. repealed. No. 18 (Consideration of draft deregulation, etc., [2007–08]: orders), 557 (Title changed to “Consideration of draft regulatory reform orders”) No. 152E (Members of the Intelligence and Security Committee), 561. *No. 20 (Time for taking private business), 783. (Temporary Standing Orders from 1 Jan 2009 until the *No. 21 (Time for taking questions), 779 (with effect end of the present Parliament) from 1st January 2003), 783. (Regional grand committees), 684. *No. 22 (Notices of Questions, motions and amend- ments), 779 (with effect from 1st January 2003), 783. (Regional Grand Committees (questions for oral an- swer)), 684. *No. 24 (Adjournment on specific and important mat- ter that should have urgent consideration), 783. (Regional select committees) 680 (as amended, other amendments negatived on Division). No. 47 (Short speeches), 785. [2008–09] *No. 54 (Consideration of estimates), 783. No. 152G (Committee on Members’ Allowances), 86. No. 55 (Questions on voting of estimates, &c.), 783. No. 152H (Planning: national policy statements), 378 No. 60 (Tax simplification bills), 556 (Title changed to (on Division, after amendment negatived on Division). “Tax law rewrite bills”). No. 63 (Committal of bills), 556. 366 STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS *No. 88 (Meetings of standing committees), 784. No. 57 (Presentation and first reading), 111. No. 98 (Scottish Grand Committee (delegated legisla- No. 78 (Lords amendments), 111. tion)), 557. No. 94 (Scottish Grand Committee (questions for oral *No. 99 (Scottish Grand Committee (substantive mo- answer)), 593. tions for the adjournment)), 783. No. 103 (Welsh Grand Committee (questions for oral *No. 100 (Scottish Grand Committee (sittings)), 784. answer)), 593. *No. 108 (Welsh Grand Committee (sittings)), 784. No. 119 (European Standing Committees), 593. No. 115 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (delegat- No. 131 (Entry of questions asked), 388. ed legislation)), 557. No. 150 (Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards), *No. 116 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (sit- 489. tings)), 784. No. 152 (Select Committees related to government *No. 117 (Standing Committee on Regional Affairs), departments), 144, 593. 784. No. 149 (Committee on Standards and Privileges), No. 118 (Standing Committees on Delegated Legisla- 489. tion), 557. No. 152B (Human Rights (joint committee)), 625. No. 119 (European Standing Committees), 58. (Temporary Standing Order) (Liaison Committee No. 124(Quorum of select committees), 56. (membership)), 144, 593. No. 137A (Select Committees: power to work with [2003–04] other committees), 556, 557. No. 15 Exempted Business, 363. No. 139 (Select Committee on Broadcasting), 56, 57. *No. 47 Short Speeches, 571. No. 141 (Deregulation and Regulatory Reform Com- No. 55 Questions on Voting of Estimates, &c., 326. mittee), 56, 57, 557 (Title changed to “Regulatory Reform Committee”). *No. 89 Procedure in Standing Committees, 571. No. 142 (Domestic Committees), 56, 57. No. 121 Nomination of Select Committees, 363 (on Division, after amendment negatived on Division). No. 143 (European Scrutiny Committee), 57. *No. 125 Strangers (select committees), 571 (Title No. 144 (Finance and Services Committee), 56, 57. changed to “Select committees (admission of the pub- *No. 145 (Liaison Committee), 56, 556 (after amend- lic)”) (on Division). ment negatived on Division), 784. *No. 149 Committee on Standards and Privileges, 571. No. 146 (Select Committee on Public Administration), *No. 162 Places to which strangers are not admitted, 56, 57(2). 571(Title changed to “Places to which the public are not No. 147 (Procedure Committee), 56, 282. admitted”) (on Division). No. 148 (Committee of Public Accounts), 56, 57. *No. 178 Duties of Serjeant at Arms with respect to strangers, 571 (Title changed to “Duties of Serjeant at No. 151 (Joint Committee on Statutory Instruments), Arms with respect to the public”) (on Division). 556. [2004–05] No. 152 (Select committees related to government de- partments), 56, 57(2), 58, 714 (with effect from next day). No. 9 (Sittings of the House), 118 (after amendments made, one on Division). No. 152A (Environmental Audit Committee), 56, 57, 58. No. 10 (Sittings in Westminster Hall), 118 (after amendment made). No. 152B (Human Rights (Joint Committee)), 195, 282. No. 11 (Friday sittings), 118. No. 152C (Tax simplification (Joint Committee)), 556 No. 12 (House not to sit on certain Fridays), 118. (Title changed to “Tax law rewrite (Joint Committee)”). No. 14 (Arrangement of public business), 119 (after *No. 154 (Time and manner of presenting petitions), amendment made). 784. No. 15 (Exempted business), 119 (after amendment *No. 155 (Petition as to present personal grievance), made). 784. No. 17 (Delegated legislation (negative procedure)), (Temporary Standing Order) (Liaison Committee 119 (after amendment made). (Membership)), 715. No. 20 (Time for taking private business), 119 (after [2002–03] amendment made). No. 22 (Notices of questions, motions and amend- ments), 139. STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS 367 No. 24 (Adjournment on specific and important matter *No. 93 (Scottish Grand Committee (composition and that should have urgent consideration), 119 (after amend- business)), 866. ment made). *No. 97 (Scottish Grand Committee (bills in relation to No. 41A (Deferred divisions), 119 (after amendment their principle)), 866. negatived on Division). *No. 102 (Welsh Grand Committee (composition and No. 54 (Consideration of estimates), 119 (after amend- business)), 866. ment made). *No. 109 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (compo- No. 83A (Programme motions), 24. sition and business)), 866. No. 83I (Programme orders: supplementary provi- *No. 117 (Standing Committee on Regional Affairs), sions), 119. 866(2) (Title changed to “Regional Affairs Committee”). No. 88 (Meetings of standing committees), 119 (after *No. 118 (Standing Committees on Delegated Legis- amendment made). lation), 866(2) (Title changed to “Delegated Legislation Committees”). No. 100 (Scottish Grand Committee (sittings)), 119. *No. 119 (European Standing Committees), 122, 705, No. 108 (Welsh Grand Committee (sittings)), 119. 866. No. 116 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (sit- *No. 120 (Business sub-committees), 866. tings)), 119. *No. 122A (Term limits for chairmen of select com- [2005–06]: mittees), 122 (on Division). *No. 4 (Chairmen’s Panel), 126. *No. 137A (Select Committees: power to work with *No. 12 (House not to sit on certain Fridays), 866. other committees), 127. *No. 14 (Arrangement of public business), 865. *No. 141 (Regulatory Reform Committee), 122. *No. 47 (Short speeches), 868 (on Division). *No. 144 (Finance and Services Committee), 121. *No. 63 (Committal of bills), 865, 866. *No. 149 (Committee on Standards and Privileges), 127. *No. 73 (Report of bills committed to standing com- mittees), 866. *No. 150 (Parliamentary Commissioner for Stand- ards), 127. *No. 76 (Debate on bill reported from standing com- mittee), 866. *No. 152 (Select committees related to government departments), 122(2), 706. *No. 80A (Carry-over of bills), 865, 866. *No. 152C (Tax law rewrite (joint committee)), 866. *No. 83A (Programming of bills), 865, 866. *No. 161 (Duties of Serjeant at Arms with respect to *No. 83C (Programming of sub-committees), 865, the public), 866. 866. (Temporary Standing Order) (Liaison Committee), *No. 83D (Programme orders: conclusion of pro- 706. ceedings in standing committee or in committee of the whole House), 866 (Title changed to “Programme orders: [2006–07]: conclusion of proceedings in public bill committee or in *No. 9 (Sittings of the House), 609. committee of the whole House”). *No. 24 (Adjournment on a specific and important *No. 85 (Chairmen of standing committees), 866 (Title matter that should have urgent consideration), 609. changed to “Chairmen of general committees”). No. 98 (Scottish Grand Committee (delegated legisla- *No. 86 (Nomination of standing committees), 865, tion)), 464. 866(2) (Title changed to “Nomination of general commit- tees”). No. 115 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (delegat- ed legislation)), 464. *No. 87 (Attendance of law officers and ministers in standing committees), 866 (Title changed to “Attendance No. 118 (Delegated Legislation Committees), 464. of law officers and ministers in general committees”). *No. 119 (European Standing Committees), 542. *No. 88 (Meetings of standing committees), 865, 866 No. 134 (Select Committee (Reports)), 280. (Title changed to “Meetings of general committees”). No. 151 (Statutory Instruments (Joint Committee)), *No. 89 (Procedure in standing committees), 866 (Title 464. changed to “Procedure in general committees”). *No. 152 (Select committees related to government *No. 90 (Second reading committees), 865. departments), 542. *No. 92 (Consideration on report of certain bills by *No. 154 (Time and manner of presenting petitions), a standing committee), 865, 866(2) (Title changed to 610. “Consideration on report of certain bills by a general committee”). *No. 156 (Printing of petitions and of ministerial replies), 611. 368 STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS *(Temporary Standing Order) (Liaison Committee), —No. 11 (Friday sittings) `occupant of the chair’ 542. instead of `chairman’; and [2007–08] —No. 35 (Dilatory motion in abuse of the rules of the House)) `occupant of the chair’ instead of `chairman’, No. 24A (Topical debates), 685. 289 (on Division). No. 24B (Amendments to motions to consider speci- fied matters), 685 (after amendment negatived on Divi- *No. 152 (Select committees related to government sion). departments), 240. No. 119 (European Standing Committees), 188 (as (iii) Standing Orders repealed: amended) (Title changed to “European Committees”), [* indicates Standing Order repealed with effect from 646†, 685†. the commencement of the next Session.] No. 124 (Quorum of select committees), 715. [2000–01] No. 125 (Select committees (admission of the public)), No. 141 (Deregulation Committee), 339 (replaced by 715. new Standing Order No. 141 (Deregulatory and Regulato- No. 128 (Entry on formal minutes of select commit- ry Reform Committee)). tee), 715. [2002–03] No. 129 (formal minutes to be reported), 715. *No. 10 (Wednesday sittings), 782. No. 137 (Select committees (adjournment of the [2005–06] House)), 715. No. 139 (Select Committee on Broadcasting), 121. No. 137A (Select committees: power to work with other committees), 715. No. 142 (Domestic Committees), 121. No. 139 (Administration Committee), 715. *No. 84 (Constitution of standing committees), 864. No. 143 (European Scrutiny Committee), 188†, 715. *No. 91 (Special standing committees), 864. No. 145 (Liaison Committee), 715. *No. 101 (Scottish Standing Committees), 864. No. 146 (Select Committee on Public Administration), [2006–07] 715. No. 18 (Consideration of draft regulatory reform No. 146 (Select Committee on Public Administration), orders), 462. 253, 715. *No. 47 (Short speeches), 610. No. 151 (Statutory Instruments (Joint Committee)), No. 141(Regulatory Reform Committee), 462. 253. 2. List of changes to Standing Orders relating to Public No. 152 (Select committees related to government Business. departments), 253, 646†, 715. An asterisk * indicates that the new Standing Order, No. 152A (Environmental Audit Committee), 715. or the amended Standing Order, came into effect at the (Temporary Standing Order) (Liaison Committee), commencement of the following Session. 646†, 682†. No 1 (Election of Speaker) [2008–09] Amended in accordance with a recommendation of No. 121 (Nomination of select committees), 379 (on the Procedure Committee (HC (2000–01) 40), [2000–01] Division). 254 (Title changed to “Election of the Speaker: Member presiding”). No. 145 (Liaison Committee), 379 (on Division). No. 1A (Re-election of former Speaker) No. 152 (Select Committees related to government departments), 467. New Standing Order (Re-election of former Speaker) made, [2000–01] 254. No. 152D (House of Commons Members Estimate Committee), 330. No. 1B (Election of Speaker by secret ballot) No. 152F (Regional Select Committees), 466 (on New Standing Order (Election of Speaker by secret Division). ballot) made, [2000–01] 254. [2009–10] *Amended, [2001–02] 782. [* indicates Standing Order amended with effect from No. 2 (Deputy Chairmen) No change. the commencement of the next Session.] No. 2A (Election of the Deputy Speakers) All Standing Orders (`chair’ instead of `chairman’, *New Standing Order (Election of the Deputy Speak- `chairs’ instead of `chairmen’ and `Panel of Chairs’ in- ers) made, [2009–10] 294. stead of `Chairmen’s Panel’), except: No. 3 ((Deputy Speaker) —No. 9 (Sittings of the House) `occupant of the chair’ instead of `chairman’; Amended, [2001–02] 785. STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS 369 No. 4 (Chairmen’s Panel) Amended, [2001–02] 779 (from 1 January 2003), *783; [2002–03] 139. *Amended, [2005–06] 126. No. 22A (Written statements by ministers) No. 5 (Affirmation in lieu of oath) No change. New Standing Order made, [2001–02] 779. No. 6 (Time for taking the oath) No change. No. 22B (Notices of Questions etc. during September) No. 7 (Seats not to be taken before prayers) No change. New Standing Order made, [2006–07] 280. No. 8 (Seats secured at prayers) No change. No. 23 (Motions for leave to bring in bills, and nomi- nation of select committees at commencement of public No. 9 (Sittings of the House) business) No change. *Amended, [2001–02] 783; [2004–05] 118; [2006–07] No. 24 (Adjournment on specific and important matter 609. that should have urgent consideration) No. 10 (Sittings in Westminster Hall) *Amended, [2001–02] 783; [2004–05] 119; [2006–07] Standing Order No. 141 (Wednesday sittings) repealed, 609. [2001–02] 782. No. 24A (Topical debates) * New Standing Order (Sittings in Westminster Hall) *New Standing Order made, [2006–07] 609. made, [2001–02], 782. Amended, [2007–08] 685. *Amended, [2004–05] 118. No. 24B (Amendments to motions to consider speci- No. 11 (Friday Sittings) fied matters) *Amended, [2001–02] 783; [2004–05] 118. *New Standing Order made, [2006–07] 609. No. 12 (House not to sit on certain Fridays) Amended, [2007–08] 685. *Amended, [2004–05] 118, [2005–06] 866. No. 25 (Periodic adjournments) No change. No. 13 (Earlier meeting of the House in certain cir- No. 27 (Order of disposing of orders of the day) No cumstances) No change. change. No. 14 (Arrangement of public business) No. 28 (Anticipation) No change. *Amended, [2001–02] 783; [2004–05] 119; [2005–06] No. 29 (Powers of chair to propose question) No 865. change. No. 15 (Exempted business) No. 30 (Debate on motion for the adjournment of the *Amended, [2001–02] 783; [2003–04] 363; [2004–05] House) No change. 119. No. 31 (Questions on amendments) No change. No. 16 (Proceedings under an Act or on European No. 32 (Selection of amendments) No change. Community documents) No change. No. 33 (Calling of amendments at the end of debate) No. 17 (Delegated legislation (negative procedure)) No change. *Amended, [2001–02] 783; [2004–05] 119. No. 34 (Debate on dilatory motion) No change. No. 18 (Consideration of draft legislative reform No. 35 (Dilatory motion in abuse of rules of House) orders) No change. Amended, [2000–01] 341 (Title changed to “Consider- No. 36 (Closure of debate) No change. ation of draft deregulation, etc. orders”). No. 37 (Majority for closure for proposal of question) Further amended, [2001–02], 557 (Title changed to No change. “Consideration of draft regulatory reform orders”). No. 38 (Procedure on divisions) No change. Existing Standing Order (Consideration of draft reg- ulatory reform orders) repealed and new Standing Order No. 39 (Voting) No change. (Consideration of draft legislative reform orders) made, No. 40 (Division unnecessarily claimed) No change. [2006–07] 461. No. 41 (Quorum) No change. No. 19 (New writs) No change. No. 41A (Deferred divisions) No. 20 (Time for taking private business) *Temporary Standing Order (28 June 2001) made new *Amended, [2001–02] 783; [2004–05] 119. Standing Order (Deferred divisions), [2003–04] 571. No. 21 (Time for taking questions) *Amended, [2004–05] 119. Amended, [2001–02] 779 (from 1 January 2003), No. 42 (Irrelevance or repetition) No change. *783. No. 42A (Sub judice) No. 22 (Notices of questions, motions and amend- ments) 370 STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS *New Standing Order (Sub judice) made, [2005–06] No 66 (Committee of whole House on bill) No change. 868. No change. No. 43 (Disorderly conduct) No change. No. 67 (Postponement of preamble) No change. No. 44 (Order in debate) No change. No. 68 (Debate on clause or schedule standing part) No. 45 (Members suspended, &c., to withdraw from No change. precincts) No change. No. 69 (Procedure on offer of new clause) No change. No. 45 (Suspension of salary of Members suspended) No. 70 (When chairman leaves chair without question No change. put) No change. No. 46 (Power of Speaker to adjourn House or suspend No. 71 (Report of bill from committee of whole sitting) No change. House) No change. No. 47 (Time limits on speeches) No. 72 (Consideration of bill as amended in committee Amended, [2001–02] 785; [2005–06] 868. of whole House) No change. *Existing Standing Order (Short speeches) repealed No. 73 (Report of bills committed to public bill com- and new Standing Order (Time limits on speeches) made, mittees) formerly (Report of bills committed to standing [2006–07] 609. committees) No. 48 (Recommendation from Crown required on *Amended, [2005–06] 866. application relating to public money) No change. No. 74 (Re-committal of bill) No change. No. 49 (Certain proceedings relating to public money) No. 75 (Amendments on report) No change. No change. No. 76 (Debate on bill reported from public bill com- No 50 (Procedure upon bills whose main object is to mittee) formerly (Debate on bill reported from standing create a charge upon the public revenue) No change. committee) No. 51 (Ways and Means motions) No change. *Amended, [2005–06] 866. No. 52 (Money resolutions and ways and means reso- No. 77 (Third reading) No change. lutions in connection with bills) No change. No. 78 (Lords amendments) No. 53 (Application of public money standing orders to private bills) No change. Amended, [2002–03] 111 No. 54 (Consideration of estimates) No. 79 (Pecuniary penalties) No change. *Amended, [2001–02] 783; [2004–05] 119. No. 80 (Privilege (bills brought from the Lords)) No change. No. 55 (Questions on Voting of Estimates, &c.) No. 80A (Carry-over of bills) *Amended, [2001–02] 783. *Temporary Standing Order (29 June 2002) made new Further amended, [2003–04] 326. Standing Order (Carry-over of bills), [2003–04] 571. No. 56 (Consolidated Fund Bills) No change. *Amended, [2005–06] 865, 866. No. 57 (Presentation and first reading) No. 81 (Temporary laws) No change. Amended, [2002–03] 111. No. 82 (Business Committee) No change. No. 57A (Bills brought from the Lords) No. 83 (Allocation of time to bills) No change. New Standing Order (Bills brought from the Lords) No. 83A (Programme motions) made, [2002–03] 111. *Following Fourth Report of Procedure Committee, No. 58 (Consolidation Bills) No change. Session 2003–04, HC325, and the Government’s response No. 60 (Tax law rewrite bills) formerly (Tax simplifi- (Fifth Special Report of Procedure Committee, Session cation bills) 2003–04, HC1169), temporary Standing Order (28 June 2001) made new Standing Order (Programme motions), Amended, [2001–02] 556. [2003–04] 570. No. 61 (Bills which are prima facie hybrid) No change. *Amended, [2005–06] 865, 866. No. 62 (Amendment on second or third reading) No No. 83B (Programming committees) change. *Following Fourth Report of Procedure Committee, No. 63 (Committal of Bills) Session 2003–04, HC325, and the Government’s response Amended, [2001–02] 556; [2005–06] *865, *866. (Fifth Special Report of Procedure Committee, Session 2003–04, HC1169), temporary Standing Order (28 June No. 64 (Notices of amendments, &c., to bills) No 2001) made new Standing Order (Programming commit- change. tees), [2003–04] 570. No. 65 (Amendments in committee) No change. No. 83C (Programming sub-committees) STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS 371 *Following Fourth Report of Procedure Committee, 2001) made new Standing Order (Programme orders: Session 2003–04, HC325, and the Government’s response supplementary provisions), [2003–04] 570. (Fifth Special Report of Procedure Committee, Session *Amended, [2004–05] 119. 2003–04, HC1169), temporary Standing Order (28 June 2001) made new Standing Order (Programming sub-com- No. 84 (General committees) mittees), [2003–04] 570. *Following First Report from Select Committee on *Amended, [2005–06] 865, 866. Modernisation of the House of Commons on the Legisla- tive Process (HC 1097), existing Standing Order (Consti- No. 83D (Programme orders: conclusion of proceed- tution of standing committees) repealed and new Standing ings in public bill committee or in committee of the whole Order (General committees) made, [2005–06] 865. House) No. 84A (Public bill committees) *Following Fourth Report of Procedure Committee, Session 2003–04, HC325, and the Government’s response *Following First Report from Select Committee on (Fifth Special Report of Procedure Committee, Session Modernisation of the House of Commons on the Legisla- 2003–04, HC1169), temporary Standing Order (28 June tive Process (HC 1097), new Standing Order (Public bill 2001) made new Standing Order (Programme orders: committees) made, [2005–06] 865. conclusion of proceedings in public bill committee or in No. 85 (Chairmen of general committees) formerly committee of the whole House), [2003–04] 570. (Chairmen of standing committees) *Amended, [2005–06] 866. *Amended, [2005–06] 866. No. 83E (Programme orders: conclusion of proceed- No. 86 (Nominations of general committees) formerly ings on consideration or third reading) (Nominations of standing committees) *Following Fourth Report of Procedure Committee, *Amended, [2005–06] 865, 866(3). Session 2003–04, HC325, and the Government’s response (Fifth Special Report of Procedure Committee, Session No. 87 (Attendance of Law Officers and Ministers in 2003–04, HC1169), temporary Standing Order (28 June general committees) formerly (Attendance of Law Of- 2001) made new Standing Order (Programme orders: con- ficers and Ministers in standing committees) clusion of proceedings on consideration or third reading), *Amended, [2005–06] 866. [2003–04] 570. No. 88 (Meetings of general committees) formerly No. 83F (Programme orders: conclusion of proceed- (Meetings of standing committees) ings on consideration of Lords amendments) *Amended, [2001–02] 784; [2004–05] 119; [2005–06] *Following Fourth Report of Procedure Committee, 865, 866. Session 2003–04, HC325, and the Government’s response (Fifth Special Report of Procedure Committee, Session No. 89 (Procedure in general committees) formerly 2003–04, HC1169), temporary Standing Order (28 June (Procedure in standing committees) 2001) made new Standing Order (Programme orders: con- *Amended, [2003–04] 571; [2005–06] 866, 868. clusion of proceedings on consideration of Lords amend- ments), [2003–04] 570. No. 90 (Second Reading Committees) No. 83G (Programme orders: conclusion of proceed- *Amended, [2005–06] 865. ings on further messages from the Lords) No. 91 (Special Standing Committees) No change. *Following Fourth Report of Procedure Committee, No. 92 (Consideration on report of certain bills by a Session 2003–04, HC325, and the Government’s response general committee) formerly (Fifth Special Report of Procedure Committee, Session 2003–04, HC1169), temporary Standing Order (28 June (Consideration on report of certain bills by a standing 2001) made new Standing Order (Programme orders: committee) conclusion of proceedings on further messages from the *Amended, [2005–06] 865, 866(2). Lords), [2003–04] 570. No. 93 (Scottish Grand Committee (Composition and No. 83H (Programme orders: reasons committee) Business)) *Following Fourth Report of Procedure Committee, *Amended, [2005–06] 866. Session 2003–04, HC325, and the Government’s response (Fifth Special Report of Procedure Committee, Session No. 94 (Scottish Grand Committee (questions for oral 2003–04, HC1169), temporary Standing Order (28 June answer) 2001) made new Standing Order (Programme orders: Amended, [2002–03] 593. reasons committee), [2003–04] 570. No. 95 (Scottish Grand Committee (short debates)) No No. 83I (Programme orders: supplementary provi- change. sions) No. 96 (Scottish Grand Committee (ministerial state- *Following Fourth Report of Procedure Committee, ments)) No change. Session 2003–04, HC325, and the Government’s response (Fifth Special Report of Procedure Committee, Session No. 97 (Scottish Grand Committee (bills in relation to 2003–04, HC1169), temporary Standing Order (28 June their principle)) *Amended, [2005–06] 866. 372 STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS No. 98 (Scottish Grand Committee (delegated legisla- No. 119 (European Standing Committees) tion)) Amended, [2001–02] 58; [2002–03] 593; [2005–06] Amended, [2000–01] 341; [2001–02] 557; [2006–07] 122, 705, *866; [2006–07] 542; [2007–08] 188, 646, 685. 464. No. 120 (Business sub-committees) No. 99 (Scottish Grand Committee (substantive mo- *Amended, [2005–06] 866. tions for the adjournment)) No. 121 (Nomination of select committees). *Amended, [2001–02], 783. *Amended, [2003–04] 363; [2008–09] 379. No. 100 (Scottish Grand Committee (sittings)) No. 122 (Lists of Members serving on select commit- *Amended, [2001–02], 784; [2004–05] 119. tees) No change. No 101 (Scottish Standing Committee) No change No. 122A (Term limits for chairmen of select commit- No. 102 (Welsh Grand Committee (composition and tees), business) New Standing Order (Term limits for chairmen of *Amended, [2005–06] 866. select committees) made, [2001–02] 556. No. 103 (Welsh Grand Committee (questions for oral Amended, [2005–06] 122. answer) No. 122B (Election of select committee chairs) Amended, [2002–03] 593. *New Standing Order (Election of select committee No. 104 (Welsh Grand Committee short debates)) No chairs) made, [2009–10] 291 (as amended, after amend- change. ment negatived on Division). No. 105 (Welsh Grand Committee (ministerial state- No. 122C (Resignation or Removal of Committee ments) No change. Chairs) No. 106 (Welsh Grand Committee (bills)) No change. *New Standing Order (Resignation or Removal of Committee Chairs) made, [2009–10] 293. No. 107 (Welsh Grand Committee (matters relating exclusively to Wales) No change. No. 123 (Sittings of committees) No change. No. 108 (Welsh Grand Committee (sittings)) No 124 (Quorum of select committees) *Amended, [2001–02], 784; [2004–05] 119. Amended, [2001–02] 56; [2007–08] 715. No. 109 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (compo- No. 125 (Select Committees (Admission of the pub- sition and business)) lic)) formerly (Strangers (Select Committees)) *Amended, [2005–06] 866. *Amended, [2003–04] 571; [2007–08] 715. No. 110 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (ques- No. 126 (Withdrawal of Members from meetings of tions for oral answer)) No change. select Committees) No change. No. 111 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (short No 127 (Withdrawal of documents before select com- debates)) No change. mittee) No change. No. 112 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (ministe- No. 128 (Entry on formal minutes of select commit- rial statements)) No change. tee) formerly (Entry on minutes of proceedings of select committee) No. 113 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (bills in relation to their principle)) No change. Amended, [2007–08] 715. No. 114 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (legisla- No. 129 (Formal minutes to be reported) formerly tive proposals and other matters relating exclusively to (Minutes of proceedings to be laid on the Table) Northern Ireland)) No change. Amended, [2007–08] 715. No. 115 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (delegat- No. 130 (Entry on minutes of evidence of select com- ed legislation)) mittee) No change. Amended, [2000–01] 341; [2001–02] 557; [2006–07] No. 131 (Entry of questions asked) 464. Amended, [2002–03] 388. No. 116 (Northern Ireland Grand Committee (sittings)) No. 132 (Administration of oath in select committee) *Amended, [2001–02] 784; [2004–05] 119. No change. No. 117 (Standing Committee on Regional Affairs) No. 133 (Power to report opinion and observations) No *Amended, [2001–02] 784; [2005–06] 866(2). change. No. 118 (Delegated Legislation Committees) formerly No. 134 (Select committee (reports)) (Standing Committees on Delegated Legislation) Amended, [2006–07] 280. Amended, [2000–01] 341, [2001–02] 557; [2005–06] *866(2); [2006–07] 464. STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS 373 No. 135 (Witnesses and evidence (Select committees)) Amended, [2000–01] 341; [2006–07] 464; [2007–08] No change. 253. No. 136 (Publication of evidence (Select committees)) No. 152 (Select committees related to government No change. departments) No. 137 (Select committees (adjournment of the Amended, [2000–01], 341; [2002–03] 144, 593; House)) [2005–06] 121(2), 706; [2006–07] *542; Amended, [2007–08] 715. [2007–08] 253, 646, 715; [2008–09] 467 (with effect from 1 October 2009); [2009–10] *240. No. 137A (Select Committees: power to work with other committees) No. 152A (Environmental Audit Committee) New Standing Order (Select Committees: power to Amended, [2007–08] 715. work with other committees) made, [2001–02] 56. No. 152B Human Rights (Joint Committee) Amended, [2005–06] 127; [2007–08] 715. New Standing Order (Human Rights (Joint Commit- No. 138 (Members (attendance at Lords select commit- tee)) made, [2000–01] 69 (on deferred Division, Motion tees)) No change. made and Question put, 61). No. 139 (Administration Committee) Amended, [2002–03] 625. Existing Standing Order (Select Committee on Broad- No. 152C (Tax law rewrite (Joint Committee) formerly casting) repealed and new Standing Order (Administra- (Tax Simplification (Joint Committee) tion Committee) made, [2005–06], 121. New Standing Order (Tax Simplification (Joint Com- Amended, [2007–08] 715. mittee)) made, [2000–01] 59 (on Division). No 140 (Joint Committee on Consolidation &c., Bills) * Amended, [2005–06] 866. No change No. 152D (House of Commons Members Estimate No. 141 (Regulatory Reform Committee) formerly Committee) (Deregulation and Regulatory Reform Committee) New Standing Order (House of Commons Members Existing Standing Order (Deregulation Committee) Estimate Committee) made, [2003–04], 106. repealed and new Standing Order (Deregulation and Reg- Amended, [2008–09] 330. ulatory Reform Committee) made, [2000–01] 339. No. 152E (Members of the Intelligence and Security Amended, [2001–02] 557; [2005–06] 121. Committee) Existing Standing Order (Regulatory Reform Com- New Standing Order (Members of the Intelligence and mittee) repealed and new Standing Order (Regulatory Security Committee) made, [2007–08] 561. Reform Committee) made, [2006–07] 462. No. 152F (Regional Select Committees) No. 142 (Domestic Committees) Temporary Standing Order (Regional Select Commit- Standing Order (Domestic Committees) repealed, tees) made, [2007–08] 680. [2005–06] 121. Amended, [2008–09] 466. No. 143 (European Scrutiny Committee) No. 152G (Committee on Members’ Allowances) Amended, [2007–08] 715. New Standing Order (Committee on Members’ Allow- No. 144 (Finance and Services Committee) ances) made, [2008–09] 86. Amended, [2005–06] 121. No. 152H (Planning: national policy statements) No. 145 (Liaison Committee) New Standing Order (Planning: national policy state- Amended, [2005–06] 705; [2007–08] 715. ments) made, [2008–09] 378 (on Division, after amend- ment negatived on Division). No. 146 (Select Committee on Public Administration) No. 153 (Public Petitions) No change. Amended, [2007–08] 253, 715. No. 154 (Time and manner of presenting petitions) No. 147 (Procedure Committee) No change. *Amended, [2006–07] 610. No. 148 (Committee of Public Accounts) No. 155 (Petition to present personal grievance) No No. 149 (Committee on Standards and Privileges) change. Amended, [2002–03] 489; [2003–04] *571; [2005–06] No. 156 (Printing of petitions and of ministerial re- 127. plies) No. 150 (Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards) *Amended, [2006–07] 610. Amended, [2002–03] 489; [2005–06] 127. No. 157 (Petitions against imposition of tax) No No. 151 (Statutory Instruments (Joint Committee)) change. No. 158 (Presentation of command papers) No change. 374 STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS No. 159 (Presentation of statutory instruments) No —made, [2001–02] 168, 556; [2004–05] 117, 118; change. [2007–08] 188; No. 160 (Notification in respect of certain statutory —on Division, [2004–05] 117. instruments) No change. —negatived, [2000–01] 342. No. 161 (Duties of Serjeant at Arms with respect to the —on Division [2000–01] 254; [2001–02] 557; [2004– public) formerly (Duties of Serjeant at Arms with respect 05] 118; [2007–08] 685; [2008–09] 378. to strangers) 5. Orders to print Standing Orders: *Amended, [2003–04] 571; [2005–06] 866. Standing Orders relating to Public Business to be print- No. 162 (Places to which the public are not admitted) ed, [2000–01] 83, 364; [2001–02] 144, 570; [2002–03] formerly (Places to which strangers are not admitted) 2, 101; [2003–04] 2; [2004–05] 1, 327; [2005–06] 166; *Amended, [2003–04] 571. [2006–07] 284; [2007–08] 25; [2008–09] 45. No. 163 (Motions to sit in private) (changed from Particular Standing Orders to be printed: Withdrawal of strangers from the House) No other [2000–01] change. No.102 (European Standing Committees), 136, 491. 3. Temporary Standing Orders: [2002–03] (Liaison Committee (membership)) (temporary), No.18 (Notices of questions, motions and amend- Amended, [2002–03] 144, 593. ments), 853. No. 152F (Regional Select Committees) No.130 (Select Committees related to government Temporary Standing Order (Regional Select Commit- departments), 125. tees) made, [2007–08] 680. 6. Standing Orders (Revision): Amended, [2008–09] 466. Order agreeing to proposals by the Procedure Commit- 4. Other proceedings on Standing Orders: tee on repeals and amendments etc. of the Public Business Standing Orders, [2006–07] 336. Amendments to Questions relating to Standing Orders:
II. SESSIONAL ORDERS RELATING TO PUBLIC BUSINESS: Sessional Orders renewed for the following Session: Programming of Bills, [2002–03] 673. Deferred Divisions, [2002–03] 673.
III. STANDING ORDERS RELATING TO PRIVATE BUSINESS: [For temporary Standing Orders relating to suspension Nomination of Committee of Selection for current and revival of bills see BILLS, PRIVATE I, II and III.] Parliament declared to be a Standing Order, [2001–02] 41; [2005–06] 52. 1. New Standing Orders made: 2. Standing Orders Repealed: 1A (Deposit of documents etc. at offices of govern- ment departments and public bodies), [2004–05] 321. 37 (Deposit of copy of plan, etc., in certain circum- stances), [2004–05] 323 (new Standing Order made with 10A (Publication of notice relating to works bills), same number). [2004–05] 322. 39 (Deposit of copies of bills), [2004–05] 323 (new 25A (Consents required under the Greater London Standing Order made with same number). Authority Act 1999), [2000–01] 166. 80 (Daily list of cases before Examiners), [2002–03] 37 (Deposit of copy of plan, etc., in certain circum- 41. stances), [2004–05] 323. 188B (Revival of bills), [2005–06] 160 (new Standing 39 (Deposit of copies of bills), [2004–05] 323. Order made with same number). 145A (Minutes of evidence to be laid upon the table), 3. Standing Orders amended: [2004–05] 323. 161 to 166, 338 (with effect from 27th November 169A (Reports concerning human rights) (with effect 2001). [2001–02] 49. from 27th November 2001), [2000–01] 338. 4A, 24, 26 to 27A, 29, 34, 37, 39, 45, 47, 81, 144, 147 188A (Suspension of bills), [2004–05] 324. and 154; [2002–03] 41. 188B (Revival of bills), [2004–05] 324; [2005–06] 160. STANDING ORDERS and SESSIONAL ORDERS 375 1, 2A, 4A, 5, 10, 12, 16, 27, 27A, 29, 30, 30A, 31, 32, 4. Orders to print Standing Orders 34, 36, 38, 45, 47, 55, 61, 62, 65, 98, 131A, 145, 147, Standing Orders relating to Private Business to be 154, 174, 200, and 204A (at the beginning of the new printed, [2000–01] 364; [2001–02] 50; [2004–05] 327; Session of Parliament), [2004–05] 321. [2005–06] 161. Order, in last Session, that Standing Orders relating to Private Business be printed, discharged, [2001–02] 50; [2005–06] 161. 376 STATEMENTS STATEMENTS
I. Statements
II. Personal Statements
III. Urgent Questions
IV. Miscellaneous
[Statements were not noted in the Journal before the 2008–09 Session. For statements by the Speaker, see SPEAK- ER, III; for business statements on a Thursday, see QUESTIONS, II.]
I. STATEMENTS: Afghanistan and Pakistan (Prime Minister), [2008–09] Equitable Life (Yvette Cooper), [2008–09] 62. 322, 621. Expert Group on Assessment Report (Secretary Ed Afghanistan conference and Yemen meeting (Secretary Balls), [2008–09] 342. David Miliband), [2009–10] 186. EU Council/Afghanistan (Prime Minister), [2009–10] Automotive industry (Ian Pearson), [2008–09] 95. 77. Banking (Assets Protection Scheme) (Chancellor of EU Council/Prime Minister’s visits (Prime Minister), the Exchequer), [2008–09] 162. [2008–09] 25. Banking (Assets Protection Scheme) (Mr Stephen European Council (Prime Minister), [2008–09] 453, Timms), [2008–09] 194. 678. Banking reform (Chancellor of the Exchequer), European Council, Brussels, 25 and 26 March (Prime [2008–09] 683. Minister), [2009–10] 381. Benefits Uprating (Angela Eagle), [2009–10] 71. Family justice in View (Secretary Jack Straw), [2008–09] 30. Binyam Mohamed (Secretary David Miliband), [2008–09] 124. Financial markets (Chancellor of the Exchequer), [2008–09] 64. Building Britain’s Future (Prime Minister), [2008–09] 476. Financial Statement (Chancellor of the Exchequer), [2008–09] 289. Business Statement (Leader of the House), [2008–09] 53; (Barbara Keeley), [2008–09] 535. Flooding in Cumbria (Secretary Hilary Benn), [2009– 10] 10. Coal and Carbon Capture and Storage (Secretary Ed- ward Miliband), [2008–09] 294. Freedom of Information Act 2000 (Secretary Jack Straw), [2008–09] 152. Committee on Standards in Public Life report on Members’ expenses and allowances (Leader of the The future of Royal Mail (Mr Pat McFadden), [2008– House), [2008–09] 689. 09] 30. Constitutional renewal (Prime Minister), [2008–09] G8 Summit (Prime Minster), [2008–09] 534. 413. G20 Finance ministers meeting (Chancellor of the Council Tax (John Healey), [2008–09] 259. Exchequer), [2008–09] 222. Defence Acquisition (Secretary Bob Ainsworth), G20 Summit (Chancellor of the Exchequer), [2008– [2008–09] 636. 09] 276. Devolution (Northern Ireland) (Prime Minister), Gaza (Secretary David Miliband), [2008–09] 46, 64. [2009–10] 209. Gurkhas (Mr Phil Woolas), [2008–09] 324; (Secretary Digital Britain Report (Mr Ben Bradshaw), [2008–09] Jacqui Smith), [2008–09] 383. 429. Healthcare Commission report on Mid Staffordshire Digital Britain (Secretary Andy Burnham), [2008–09] NHS Foundation Trust (Secretary Alan Johnson), [2008– 107. 09] 233. Dunfermline Building Society (Chancellor of the Ex- High Speed Rail (Mr Sadiq Khan), [2009–10] 327. chequer), [2008–09] 263. Higher education (Mr David Lammy), [2008–09] 683. Energy National Policy statements (Secretary Edward Indemnity to Bank of England (Chancellor of the Ex- Miliband), [2008–09] 699. chequer), [2009–10] 17. STATEMENTS 377 International Development White paper (Mr Secretary Reforming Financial Markets (Chancellor of the Ex- Alexander), [2008–09] 506. chequer), [2008–09] 519. International Terrorism (Secretary Jacqui Smith), Reserves (Review) (Mr Bob Ainsworth), [2008–09] [2008–09] 248. 301. Investment in new trains (Secretary Geoff Hoon), Rights and Responsibilities (Secretary Jack Straw), [2008–09] 144. [2008–09] 244. Iraq (Prime Minister), [2008–09] 44. Royal Mail (Mr Pat McFadden), [2008–09] 640. Iraq inquiry (Prime Minister), [2008–09] 425. Scotland’s future in the UK (Secretary Jim Murphy), [2009–10] 17. Libya (Secretary David Miliband), [2008–09] 589. Security and counter-terrorism (Prime Minister), Lindsey Oil Refinery (Mr Pat McFadden), [2008–09] [2009–10] 152. 109. Severe weather (transport and services) (Mr Sadiq Lord Laming’s Progress Report on the Protection of Khan), [2009–10] 120. Children (Secretary Ed Balls), [2008–09] 216. Sir Michael Pitt’s Report on Summer 2007 Floods Low Carbon Transition Plan (Secretary Edward Milib- (Secretary Hilary Benn), [2008–09] 36. and), [2008–09] 549. Skills for growth (Mr Pat McFadden), [2008–09] 712. National Express East Coast franchise (Mr Sadiq Khan), [2008–09] 492. Smarter Government (Liam Byrne), [2009–10] 48. Nimrod Review (Secretary Bob Ainsworth), [2008–09] Sonnex case (Secretary Jack Straw), [2008–09] 402. 667; [2009–10] 92. Spring European Council (Prime Minister), [2008–09] North Sea helicopter crash (Secretary Jim Murphy), 244. [2008–09] 276. Sri Lanka (Secretary David Miliband), [2008–09] 328. Northern Ireland (Mr Secretary Woodward), [2008–09] Strategic Defence Review Green Paper (Secretary Bob 194. Ainsworth), [2009–10] 196. Operation Pathway (Secretary Jacqui Smith), [2008– Support for Thalidomide survivors (Mr Mike O’Brien), 09] 278. [2009–10] 138. Out of Hours General Practitioner Services (Mr Mike Sutherland Inquiry (Secretary Ed Balls), [2008–09] 30. O’Brien), [2009–10] 216. Swine flu (Secretary Alan Johnson), [2008–09] 298. Paid advocacy and lobbying (Leader of the House), [2009–10] 359. Swine flu update (Secretary Alan Johnson), [2008–09] 324, 342; (Mr Secretary Burnham), [2008–09] 423, 498, Parliamentary Standards (Leader of the House), 568. [2008–09] 453. Transport infrastructure (Secretary Geoff Hoon), Parliamentary Standards Authority (Leader of the [2008–09] 62. House), [2008–09] 376. UK climate projections (Secretary Edward Miliband), Pre-Budget Report (Chancellor of the Exchequer), [2008–09] 445. [2009–10] 64. UK passports (use in Dubai murder) (Secretary David Prisons and probation (Secretary Jack Straw), [2008– Miliband), [2009–10] 364. 09] 298. Up-rating of benefits (Tony McNulty), [2008–09] 22. Prisons (Early release) (Secretary Jack Straw), [2009–10] 238. Welfare reform white paper (Secretary James Purnell), [2008–09] 17. Records of Detention (Conclusion Review) (Mr Secre- tary Hutton), [2008–09] 162. 21 st century schools (Secretary Ed Balls), [2008–09] 481. Reform of the care and support system (Secretary Andy Burnham), [2008–09] 540.
II. PERSONAL STATEMENTS: Harry Cohen, [2009–10] 185. Mr Tony McNulty, [2008–09] 675. Mr Peter Hain, [2008–09] 88. Jacqui Smith, [2008–09] 589. 378 STATEMENTS
III. URGENT QUESTIONS: Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (Secretary Future of NHS IT Programme (Secretary Andy Burn- Alan Johnson), [2008–09] 678. ham), [2009–10] 48. British Airways strike action (Mr Sadiq Khan), Gary McKinnon (Extradition) (Secretary Alan John- [2009–10] 338. son), [2009–10] 32. British passports (Dubai) (Chris Bryant), [2009–10] Haiti (Mr Secretary Alexander), [2009–10] 130. 238. Jon Venables (Secretary Jack Straw), [2009–10] 303. Businesses (Financial Assistance) (Ian Pearson), MG Rover (Ian Lucas), [2008–09] 506. [2008–09] 56. National Security Strategy (Mr David Hanson), Chagos Islands (Chris Bryant), [2009–10] 405. [2008–09] 466. Children’s Commissioner (Secretary Ed Balls), Newspaper surveillance methods (Mr David Hanson), [2008–09] 636. [2008–09] 529. Drug Classification (Mr David Hanson), [2009–10] Sale of Government assets (Mr Liam Byrne), [2008– 386. 09] 589. Equitable Life (Mr Liam Byrne), [2008–09] 582. Salt Reserves (Mr Sadiq Khan), [2009–10] 118. Exchange Rate Movements (FCO) (Chris Bryant), Scrutiny of Lisbon Treaty Opt-ins (Sarah McCar- [2009–10] 159. thy-Fry), [2009–10] 203. First Capital Connect Services (Chris Mole), [2008– Territorial Army (Bill Rammell), [2008–09] 657. 09] 717. Transfer of Prisoners (Secretary Jack Straw), [2008– Freedom of Information request (Immigration) (Mr 09] 640. Phil Woolas), [2008–09] 699. Yemen (Secretary David Miliband), [2009–10] 100.
IV. MISCELLANEOUS: Statements made at or shortly before the moment of Statements made at 11.00 am on a Friday: [2008–09] interruption: [2008–09] 276, 324(2), 492. 423. STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS, &C. 379 STATUTORY INSTRUMENTS, &C.
[see DELEGATED LEGISLATION] 380 STRANGERS STRANGERS
[For Motions to sit in private, see HOUSE, V] Speaker directs Public Galleries to be cleared because Standing Orders amended to remove references to of misconduct by Strangers, [2003–04] 117. Strangers, [2003–04] 571. VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS 381 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS
Sessional Order for printing, [2000–01] 2; [2001–02] Sessional Orders and Resolutions, House of Commons 16; [2002–03] 1; [2003–04] 2. Paper No. 855, and the Government’s Response thereto (published as the Committee’s Third Special Report of To be perused by the Speaker, [2000–01] 2; [2001–02] the current Session, House of Commons Paper No. 613); 16; [2002–03] 1; [2003–04] 2. approves the proposals set out in paragraphs 9, 10 and 25 Resolution, That this House takes note of the Third of the Report for changes in the practice of the House at Report of the Procedure Committee, Session 2002–03, on the beginning of each Session [&c.], [2003–04] 591. 382 WAYS AND MEANS WAYS AND MEANS
I. Ways and Means Motions 1. Resolutions relating to Finance Bills 2. Other Resolutions and Resolutions relating to other Bills
II. Bills brought in upon Ways and Means Resolutions
III. Miscellaneous 1. Procedure Resolutions relating to Finance Bill 2. Resolutions under Provisional Collection of Taxes Act 1968 3. Resolutions under Finance Act 1973 4. Bills ordered
I. WAYS AND MEANS MOTIONS: 1. Resolutions relating to Finance Bills: Petroleum revenue tax, 215. [2000–01] Provisional repayments, 213. Aggregates levy, 209.* Relief from tax (incidental and consequential charges), 215. Capital allowances, 210. Repeal of certain reliefs, 210. Children’s tax credit, 210. Stamp duty reserve tax (open-ended investment com- Climate change levy, 215. panies), 214. Controlled foreign companies, 211. Stamp duty reserve tax (unit trust schemes), 213. Corporate venturing scheme, 210. Tobacco products (rates of duty), 207. Corporation tax (charge and rate for 2002), 210. Vehicle excise duty (exemption of agricultural vehicles Corporation tax (small companies’ rate for 2001), 210. etc.), 208. Corporation tax (starting rate for 2001), 210. Vehicle excise duty (general rate), 207. Deduction of tax (payments between companies etc.), Vehicle excise duty (goods vehicles), 208. 211. Vehicle excise duty (mobile pumping vehicles), 208. Deduction of tax (payments between group members), *on Division 213. [2001–02] Deductions for deemed manufactured payments, 210. Aggregates levy (amendments to provisions about civil Dilution etc. of cider, 207. penalties), 504. Double taxation relief, 211. Aggregates levy (crushing and cutting rock), 502. Employee share ownership plans, 210. Aggregates levy (miscellaneous amendments), 503.* Enterprise investment scheme, 210. Aggregates tax (amendments to provisions exempting General betting duty, 207. spoil etc), 502. Hydrocarbon oil (rates of duty), 206. Amusement machine licence duty (rates), 483. Hydrocarbon oil (rebate on unleaded petrol), 206. Amusement machine licences (excepted machines), 483. Income tax (charge and rates for 2001–02), 209.* Beer (small breweries: reduced rates of duty), 477. Income tax (starting rate limit for 2001–02), 209. Biodiesel, 483. Landfill tax (rate), 215.* Change of basis of computation of profits, 492. Life policies, etc., 211. Chargeable gains (miscellaneous amendments), 492. Limited Liability Partnerships, 348. Chargeable gains (provision in connection with sub- Loss relief on shares in trading companies, 210. stantial shareholding exemption), 492. Payments to employers out of pension funds, 210. Climate change levy (combined heat and power sta- Payments where return amended, 213. tions and renewable sources), 502. WAYS AND MEANS 383 Climate change levy (incorrect certificates), 502. Stamp duty (restriction of relief for company acquisi- tions), 496. Climate change levy (invoices incorrectly showing levy due), 502. Stamp duty (withdrawal of group relief), 494. Controlled foreign companies, 493.* Stamp duty (withdrawal of relief for company acquisi- tions), 497. Corporation tax (charge and rate for 2003), 491. Statutory paternity pay and statutory adoption pay, Corporation tax (currencies other than sterling), 492. 491. Corporation tax (small companies’ rate for 2002), 491. Tax relief for R&D expenditure of small and medi- Corporation tax (starting rate), 491. um-sized enterprises, 492. Deduction of expenditure involving crime, 492. Valuation of trading stock, 493. Deductions under the Construction Industry Scheme, Value added tax (disallowance of input tax where con- 491. sideration not paid), 489. Derivative contracts, 492. Value added tax (flat-rate scheme), 489. Discounted securities etc, 493. Value added tax (invoices), 491. Distributions (reasonable commercial return for use of Vehicle excise duty (calculation of cylinder capacity), principal secured), 493. 489. Duty on beverages made with spirits, 477. Vehicle excise duty (cars registered on or after 1st March 2001), 488. Films (restriction of relief), 493. Vehicle excise duty (motorcycles), 489. Foreign exchange gains and losses, 492. Vehicle excise duty (registered vehicles etc), 489.* Gains and losses from a company’s intangible fixed assets, 492. Venture capital trusts (winding up, mergers and further share issues), 493. Gains of insurance company from venture capital lim- ited partnership, 492. *on Division Gaming duty (sic bo and three card poker), 484. [2002–03] General betting duty (spread bets), 488. Bingo duty, 331. Hydrocarbon oil duties (fuel substitutes), 483. Capital allowances (avoidance affecting proceeds of balancing event), 348. Hydrocarbon oil duties (rebates), 483. Capital allowances (expenditure on software for sub-li- Income tax (charge and rates for 2002–03), 491.* censing), 348. Indexed rate bands for 2002–03: PAYE deductions etc, Chargeable gains (attribution of gains to beneficiaries 491. and settlors), 348. Inheritance tax (powers over settled property or a Chargeable gains (earn-out rights), 347. settlement), 502. Climate change levy (deemed supplies of electricity), Lloyd’s underwriters, 493. 351. Loan relationships etc, 492. Climate change levy (energy from renewable sources Manufactured dividends and interest, 493. etc), 351. Petroleum extraction activities (companies carrying on Climate change levy (miscellaneous amendments), ring fence trades), 493.* 351. Pool betting duty etc, 484. Companies in administration, 352. Rates of duty on cider, 477. Controlled foreign companies, 352. Rate of landfill tax, 502. Corporation tax (charge and rate for 2004), 345.* Rates of tobacco products duty, 477. Corporation tax (permanent establishments of non-res- ident companies), 347. References to accounting practice etc, 493. Corporation tax (small companies’ rate for 2003), 345. Relief from tax (incidental and consequential charges), 505. Corporation tax (starting rate for 2003), 345. Schedule E charge, 491. Court common investment funds, 351. Stamp duty (abolition on instruments relating to good- CSOP schemes, 346. will), 501. Currency contracts and currency options, 349. Stamp duty (contracts for sale of land), 500. Deduction of tax from interest (recognised clearing Stamp duty (land in disadvantaged areas), 493. houses etc), 352. 384 WAYS AND MEANS Derivative contracts, 349. Value added Tax (business gifts), 336. Employee securities and options, 347. Value added Tax (face-value vouchers), 334. Exercise of options and the market value rule, 347. Value added Tax (requirement of evidence or security), 332. Foster carers, 351. Value added Tax (special accounting scheme), 336.* General betting duty (on-course bets), 330. Value added Tax (supplies arising from prior grant of Employment income (provision of services through fee simple), 335. intermediary), 346.* Vehicle excise duty (rates), 331.* Hydrocarbon oil duties (rates), 329. Vehicle excise duty (tractive units), 331. Hydrocarbon oil duties (rebates), 329.* *on Division Income tax (charge and rates for 2003–04), 345.* [2003–04] Indexed rate bands for 2003–04: PAYE deductions etc, 345. Accounting practice, 222. Inheritance tax: gifts with reservation, 496. Aggregates levy (transitional tax credit in Northern Ireland: existing scheme), 224. Insurance companies, 349. Aggregates levy (transitional tax credit in Northern Insurance premium tax (treatment of divided compa- Ireland: new scheme), 224. nies), 352. Alcoholic liquor duties (duty stamps), 218.* Intangible fixed assets, 496. Amusement machine licence duty (rates), 219. Joint and several liability for unpaid VAT of another trader, 333. Betting duties (treatment of pool bets etc), 219. Liability to general betting duty of betting exchanges, Chargeable gains (gifts relief etc), 222.* 330. Chargeable gains (private residences), 222. Life insurance policies and deferred annuity contracts, Climate change levy (supplies to producers of com- 347. modities), 224. Life policies etc, 349. Company distributions (payments of excessive interest Loan relationships etc, 349. etc), 221. Mandatory use of electronic means of payment, 353. Construction Industry Scheme, 222.* PAYE (regulations and notional deductions), 347. Corporate venturing scheme, 222. Payments to third parties for the benefit of employees, Corporation tax (charge and rate for 2004), 220.* 347. Corporation tax: Health Service bodies, 223. Personal pension schemes (limits on contributions), Corporation tax (non-corporate distribution rate), 349. 221.* Rate of duty on beer, 329. Corporation tax (small companies’ rate for 2004), 220. Rates of duty on wine and made-wine, 329. Corporation tax (starting rate for 2004), 221. Rate of landfill tax for year beginning 1st April 2003, Derivative contracts, 221. 351. Employment income etc, 222. Rate of landfill tax from 1st April 2004, 351. Enterprise investment scheme, 222. Rates of tobacco products duty, 328. Gifts etc. of shares, securities or real property to char- Relevant discounted securities, 349. ities, 429. Relief from tax (incidental and consequential charges), Hydrocarbon oil etc duties (biodiesel), 219. 353. Hydrocarbon oil etc duties (bioethanol), 219. Research and development (staffing costs), 348. Hydrocarbon oil etc duties (fuel oil), 218. Sale and repurchase of securities, 349. Hydrocarbon oil etc duties (fuel substitutes), 219. Stamp duty (company’s acquisition of own shares, 352. Hydrocarbon oil etc duties (mixing), 219. Stamp duty land tax, 343.* Hydrocarbon oil etc duties (rates), 218.* Stamp duty (withdrawal of group relief), 343. Hydrocarbon oil etc duties (road fuel gas), 218. Stamp duty (withdrawal of relief for company acquisi- Hydrocarbon oil etc duties (sulphur-free petrol and tions), 344. diesel), 219. WAYS AND MEANS 385 Hydrocarbon oil etc duties (treatment of energy prod- Venture capital trusts, 222. ucts), 219. *on Division Hydrocarbon oil etc duties (warehousing), 219. [2004–05] Immediate needs annuities, 223. Accounting practice, 282. Income tax (charge and rates for 2004–05), 220. Alternative finance arrangements, 282. Income tax (personal allowances for those aged 65 or Annual payments for consideration, 283. more), 220. Annuities and other annual payments, 284. Income tax (property held jointly by spouses), 222.* Armed forces pensions and compensation schemes, Individuals benefited by film relief, 222. 281. Insurance companies, 221. Capital redemption policies, 283. Investment companies and companies with investment Chargeable gains, 283. business), 221. Charges on income, 283. Leaseback of assets, 223. Civil partnership etc, 290. Life policies etc, 223. Controlled foreign companies, 283. Loan relationships etc, 221. Corporation tax (charge and rate for 2006), 281.* Manufactured dividends, 223. Corporation tax (counteracting tax arbitrage), 283. Manufactured dividends and interest, 429. Corporation tax (non-corporate distribution rate for Offshore funds, 223. 2005), 281. Offshore installations, 223. Corporation tax (starting rate and fraction for 2005), Oil extraction activities, 223. 281. Partnerships (corporation tax), 223. Derivative contracts, 284. Partnerships (income tax), 223. Donations to charities by individuals, 282. Pension schemes etc, 223. Double taxation relief, 283. Period within which certain claims may be made, 231. Employee securities, 282. Petroleum revenue tax (allowable expenditure), 223. Film production etc., 282. Petroleum revenue tax (allowable expenditure, receipts Hydrocarbon oil etc. duties (rates and rebates), 276. etc), 223. Income tax (charges and rates for 2005–06), 280. Petroleum revenue tax (terminal losses), 223. Income tax (personal allowances for those aged 65 or Provision not at arm’s length, 221. more), 281. Rate of duty on beer, 218. Inheritance tax (rates bands for next three years), 290. Rates of duty on wine and made-wine, 218. Insurance companies, 283. Rates of tobacco products duty, 217. Intangible fixed assets, 283. Relief for shipbuilders (abolition), 231. Loan relationships etc, 283. Relief from tax (incidental and consequential charges), Manufactured interest, 283. 231. Partnerships (income tax), 282. Rent factoring of leases of plant or machinery, 428. Pension Protection Fund etc, 290. Special rates of tax applicable to trusts, 221. Pension schemes etc, 290. Stamp duty land tax and stamp duty, 224.* Provision not at arm’s length, 283. Stamp duty land tax (miscellaneous amendments), 224. Rate of landfill tax, 290. Stamp duty land tax (shared ownership leases), 230. Rates of duty on beer, 276. Strips of government securities, 223. Rates of tobacco products duty, 276. Sums paid to settlor otherwise than as income, 221. Relief from tax (incidental and consequential charges), Value added tax (gas and electricity supplied by per- 290. sons outside UK), 220. Rent factoring, 283. Value added tax (groups of companies), 220.* Scientific research organisations, 282. Value added tax (private use of stock in trade cars by Securitisation companies, 282. employees etc), 220. 386 WAYS AND MEANS SEs (residence), 290. Gift aid (payments by companies), 542. SEs (stamp duty and stamp duty reserve tax), 290. Group relief (corporation tax), 542. Stamp duty and stamp duty reserve tax (intermediar- Hydrocarbon oil etc (rates and rebates), 539. ies), 290. Hydrocarbon oil etc (road vehicles), 539. Stamp duty land tax (miscellaneous amendments), 284. Income tax (benefits received by former owner of Stamp duty land tax and stamp duty (removal of disad- property), 544. vantaged areas relief), 288. Income tax (charge and rates for 2006–07), 541. Stamp duty land tax and stamp duty (thresholds), 288. Income tax (computer equipment), 543.* Stamp duty land tax, 284. Income tax (interest relief: film partnership), 543. Strips of interest-bearing corporate securities, 284. Income tax (mobile telephones), 542. Tonnage tax, 284. Income tax (settlements), 544. Unit trusts and open-ended investment companies, Inheritance tax (purchase of interests in foreign trusts), 282. 547. Value added tax (fuel for private use), 278. Inheritance tax (rate bands for years 2008-–09 and Value added tax (goods subject to warehousing re- 2009–10), 547. gime), 277. Inheritance tax (rules for trusts etc), 547. Value added tax (overstated or overpaid amounts), 278. Insurance companies etc., 33. Vehicle excise duty rates, 277. Insurance companies, 544. *on Division Intangible fixed assets, 33, 544. [2004–05] Investment reliefs (limits on value of gross assets of Accounting practice, 32. issuers of shares etc), 544. Alternative Finance, 545. Leases of plant or machinery, 544. Amusement machine licence duty, 539. Loan relationships etc, 32, 543. Annuities and other annual payments, 32. Manufactured interest, 32. Capital redemption policies, 32. Oil (market value), 546. Chargeable gains, 32, 543. Oil (nominated contracts and blended oil), 546. Charges on income, 32. PAYE (retrospective notional payments), 545. Charities (relief on income tax and corporation tax), Pension schemes etc, 547. 542. Provision not at arm’s length, 33. Climate change levy (abolition of half-rate supplies), Rate of duty on beer, 538. 549. Rate of landfill tax, 549. Climate change levy (rates), 549. Rates of duty on wine and made-wine, 539. Controlled foreign companies, 33, 544. Rates of tobacco products duty, 538. Corporation tax (charge and rate for 2007), 541. Real Estate Investment Trusts, 546. Corporation tax (companies carrying on leasing busi- ness), 544. Relief from tax (incidental and consequential charges), 37, 549. Corporation tax (counteracting tax arbitrage), 32. Rent factoring, 32. Corporation tax (nuclear decommissioning), 545.* Reorganisation of water and sewerage services in Corporation tax (small companies’ rate and fraction for Northern Ireland, 37. 2006), 541. Ring fence trades (exploration expenditure supple- Corporation tax (starting rate and non-corporate distri- ment), 547. bution rate), 542.* Ring fence trades (rate of supplementary charge), Derivative contracts etc., 32. 547.* Derivative contracts, 544. Scientific research organisations, 31. Donations to charity by individuals, 31. Securities and securities options, 545. Employee securities, 31. Securitisation companies, 545. Films and sound recordings, 542. SEs (residence), 37. WAYS AND MEANS 387 SEs (stamp duty and stamp duty reserve tax), 37. Companies carrying on business of leasing plant or machinery, 269. Stamp duty (thresholds), 548. Controlled foreign companies, 269. Stamp Duty and Stamp Duty Reserve Tax (Intermedi- aries), 37. Corporation tax (charge and main rates for financial year 2008), 260. Stamp duty land tax, 33. Corporation tax (small companies’ rates and fractions Stamp duty land tax (alternative finance), 549. for financial year 2007), 260.* Stamp duty land tax (leases), 548. Emissions trading, 263. Stamp duty land tax (miscellaneous amendments), 33. Employee benefit contributions, 269. Stamp duty land tax (thresholds), 547. Enterprise management incentives, 270. Stamp duty land tax (unit trust schemes), 548. Excise duties (small consignment relief), 274. Stock lending, 543. Expenditure on research and development, 270. Strips of interest-bearing corporate securities, 32. Friendly societies, 269. Tax relief for expenditure on vaccine research etc, 542. Fuel duty rates and rebates, 261. Tax relief for R&D expenditure of large companies etc, Income tax (charge and rates for 2007– 08), 260. 542. Industrial and agricultural buildings allowances, 269. Tax relief for R&D expenditure of small or medi- um-sized companies, 542. Inheritance tax (rates and bands for 2010–11), 260. The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority, 33. Insurance companies, 269. Transfer of assets abroad, 544. Insurance premium tax (meaning of “premium”), 274. Transfers of income arising from securities, 543. Landfill tax (bodies concerned with the environment), 263. Unit trusts and open-ended investment companies, 31. Life policies etc (effect of rebated or reinvested com- Value added tax (buildings and land), 541. mission), 269. Value added tax (face-value vouchers), 541. Limitation period in old actions for mistake of law Value added tax (fuel for private use), 29. relating to direct tax, 274. Value added tax (gaming machines), 541. Lloyd’s corporate members, 269. Value added tax (gas and electricity supplied by per- Loss relief on disposal of shares, 270. sons outside UK), 31. Managed service companies (earnings from employ- Value added tax (goods subject to warehousing re- ment), 263.* gime), 29. Managed service companies (other provision), 268. Value added tax (missing trader intra-community Mergers Directive, 274. fraud), 541. Offshore funds, 270. Value added tax (overstated or overpaid amounts), 29. Pension schemes etc, 272. Value added tax (works of art, antiques, etc), 541. Persons by whom registered pension schemes may be Vehicle excise duty (rates), 539. established, 242. Venture capital trusts (meaning of “investments”), 545. Petroleum revenue tax, 274. Venture capital trusts (relief from income tax), 545. Rate of aggregates levy, 263. *on Division Rate of landfill tax (2007), 263. [2006–07] Rates of air passenger duty, 263.* Abolition of contributions relief for life assurance Rates of climate change levy, 263. premium contributions, 270.* Rates of duty on alcoholic liquor, 261. Alternative finance, 270. Rates of gaming duty, 261. Amendments connected with the Gambling Act 2005, 274. Rates of landfill tax (after 2007), 263. Amusement machine licence duty, 261. Rates of tobacco products duty, 261. Avoidance involving financial arrangements, 269. Rates of vehicle excise duty, 261. Chargeable gains, 269. Relief from tax (incidental and consequential charges), 274. Climate change levy (reduced-rate supplies etc), 263. 388 WAYS AND MEANS Remote gaming duty, 261. Income tax: basic rate limit, 497. Restrictions on trade loss relief for partners, 269. Income tax (charge and main rates for 2008–09), 271. Sale and repurchase of securities, 269. Income tax (personal allowances for those aged 65 or over), 272. Schemes etc designed to increase double taxation relief, 269. Income tax (abolition of starting rate), 272.* Securitisation companies, 270. Inheritance tax (interests in possession), 288. Stamp duty land tax (exempt interests), 273. Insurance companies etc, 281. Stamp duty land tax, stamp duty and stamp duty re- Insurance special purpose vehicles, 498. serve tax, 273. Intangible fixed assets, 281. Stock exchanges, 274. Investment managers, 280. Technical provisions made by general insurers, 269. Landfill tax credit (withdrawing approval of environ- Trust gains on contracts for life insurance, 270. mental bodies), 288. Unpaid remuneration and employee benefit contribu- Leases of plant or machinery, 281. tions, 270. Manufactured payments, 281. Value added tax (deemed supplies in case of certain Offshore funds, 280. surrenders), 273. Payments on account of income tax, 282. *on Division Pension schemes, 282. [2007–08] Persons not domiciled or not ordinarily resident in the Air passenger duty (standard class travel), 288. United Kingdom, 280. Alternative finance arrangements, 289. Rate of aggregates levy, 279. Alternative property finance, 288. Rates of climate change levy, 279. Amusement machine licence duty, 280. Rates of duty on alcoholic liquor, 273.* Capital allowances, 282. Rates of tobacco products duty, 274. Carbon reduction trading schemes, 280. Rates of vehicle excise duty, 279.* Changes in trading stock, 280. Relief for employee share acquisition, 281. Chargeable gains, 273.* Relief from tax (incidental and consequential charges), Climate change levy (coal mine methane), 288. 289. Company gains from investment life insurance con- Residence, 280. tracts, 280. Restrictions on trade loss relief for individuals, 281. Controlled foreign companies, 281. Restrictions on trade loss relief for partners, 281. Corporation tax (charge and main rates for financial Stamp duty (abolition of fixed duty on certain instru- year 2009), 272. ments), 286. Corporation tax (small companies’ rates and fractions Stamp duty (exemption from ad valorem duty for low for financial year 2008), 273.* value transactions), 285. Double taxation relief, 281. Stamp duty land tax (charge where consideration Duties (abolition of disregard of fractions of penny), includes rent), 283. 289. Stamp duty land tax (notification and registration of Effects of transfer of rights to payment etc, 497. transactions), 282. Employment-related securities etc, 281. Stamp duty land tax (withdrawal of group relief), 284. Enterprise management incentives, 280. Standard rate of landfill tax, 279. Expenditure on research and development, 280. Value added tax (time limits for assessments of excess credits etc), 287. Expenses of management of investment business (oil extraction etc), 287. Value added tax (time limits for old claims), 288. Financial arrangements avoidance, 281. Vehicle excise duty (rebates), 288. Fuel duty (biodiesel and bioblend), 275. Venture capital schemes, 280. Fuel duty (other provision), 279. *on division Fuel duty rates and rebates (simplification), 274. [2008–09] WAYS AND MEANS 389 Agreements to forgo tax reliefs, 311. National Savings (surplus funds), 319. Alternative finance investment bonds, 319. Offshore funds, 312. Amusement machine licences (amounts of duty), 307. Payments under FSCS, 311. Amusement machine licences (provisions affecting Petroleum revenue tax, 317. amount of duty), 307. Rates of air passenger duty, 306. Avoidance involving financial arrangements, 314. Rates of duty on alcoholic liquor, 303.* Bingo duty, 306. Rates of tobacco products duty, 304. Chargeable gains, 311. Real Estate Investment Trusts, 314. Climate change levy (reduced-rate supplies), 319. Recovery of overpaid tax, 317. Company distributions, 312. Relief from tax (incidental and consequential charges), Controlled foreign companies, 312. 319. Corporation tax (charge and main rates for financial Remittance basis, 314. year 2010), 302.* Remote bingo, 318. Corporation tax (small companies’ rates and fractions Ring fence trades, 317. for financial year 2010), 303.* Sale of lessor companies etc, 314. Deductions for employee liabilities, 314. SAYE schemes, 313. Disguised interest, 313. Special annual allowance charge in respect of pen- Dividends of investment trusts, 313. sions, 315. Double taxation relief, 314. Stamp duty land tax (thresholds for residential proper- Employment loss relief, 314. ty), 303. Expenditure on cars and motor cycles, 311. Stamp duty land tax (exercise of collective rights by tenants of flats), 315. Extension of loss carry back provisions (corporation tax), 310. Stamp duty land tax (rent to shared ownerships), 316. Extension of loss carry back provisions (income tax), Taxable benefits in respect of accommodation, 315. 308. Transfers of business etc by mutual societies, 319. Financial assistance scheme, 315. Transfers of income streams, 313. Financing costs of group companies, 312. Value added tax (place of supply of services), 315. Foreign currency accounting, 312. Value added tax (repayments to those in business in FSCS intervention in insurance in connection with other States), 315. pensions, 315. Value added tax (supplementary charge), 303. Fuel duties (rates from Spring 2009), 306.* Vehicle excise duty (rates from May 2009), 305. Fuel duties (rates and rebates from September 2009), Vehicle excise duty (rates from April 2010), 305. 306. *on division Gaming duty, 317. [2009–10] Gaming participation fees, 317. Accounting standards, 396. Group relief, 311. Aggregates levy (rate), 392. Income tax (basic rate limit for 2009–10), 302. Air passenger duty (rates), 392. Income tax (charges and main rates for 2009–10), 302. Alcoholic liquor duties (cider), 396. Income tax (personal allowance for 2009–10 for those aged under 65), 302. Alcoholic liquor duty (rates), 390.* Insurance companies, 313. Amusement machine licence duty (rates), 393. Intangible fixed assets, 315. Approved CSOP schemes, 394. Land remediation, 311. Approved share incentive plans, 394. Landfill tax, 306. Bank payroll tax, 393. Leases of plant or machinery, 314. Capital allowance buying, 393. Loan relationships and derivatives, 313. Chargeable gains: transfer of assets to non-resident company, 394. Losses from contracts for life insurance etc, 315. 390 WAYS AND MEANS Charities and community amateur sports clubs, 394. 2. Other Resolutions and Resolutions relating to other Bills: Climate change levy (rates), 392. [2000–01] Corporation tax (charge and main rates for financial year 2011), 387.* Capital Allowances Bill, 60.† Corporation tax (small profits rates and fractions for Criminal Justice and Police Bill, 98.† financial year 2010), 387.* Vehicles (Crime) Bill, 26.†. Cushion gas, 394. †Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Foreign currency bank accounts, 394. [2001–02] FSCS intervention in relation to insurance contracts, Education Bill, 242.† 396. Enterprise Bill, 449.† Fuel duties (further changes in rates and rebates), 392. Land Registration Bill [Lords], 237.† Fuel duties (rates and rebates from April 2010), 391. National insurance contributions (and Bill ordered), Furnished holiday lettings, 396.* 526. Income tax (charge, main rates, thresholds and allow- Proceeds of Crime Bill, 156.† ances etc for 2010-11), 387. †Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Index-linked gilt-edged securities, 394. [2002–03] Inheritance tax (interests in possession and reversion- ary interests), 395. Communications Bill, 54.† Inheritance tax (rate bands), 390. Courts Bill [Lords], 437.† Insurance companies (apportionment), 395. Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Bill, 93.† Insurance premium tax (separate contracts), 395. Licensing Bill [Lords], 277.† Landfill tax (standard rate), 392. Local Government Bill, 102.† Landline duty, 393.* Marine Safety Bill, 247. Leased assets, 394. Northern Ireland (Monitoring Commission etc.) Bill, 607.† Pensions (special annual allowance charge), 395. Railways and Transport Safety Bill, 148.† Property loss relief, 393. Waste and Emissions Trading Bill [Lords], 272.† Release and writing off of debts, 394. Water Bill [Lords], 568.† Relief from tax (incidental and consequential changes), 396. †Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Reliefs and reductions for foreign tax, 394. [2003–04] Remittance basis: meaning of “relevant person”, 394. Asylum and Immigration (Treatment of Claimants, etc.) Bill, 50.† Repos, 394. Child Trust Funds Bill, 41.† Risk transfer schemes, 394. Companies (Audit, Investigations and Community Sales of lessors, 394. Enterprise) Bill [Lords], 489.† Sideways relief etc, 393. Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Bill [Lords], Stamp duty land tax (partnerships), 395. 396. Stamp duty land tax (rate for residential property Energy Bill [Lords], 316.† where consideration over £1m), 390. Gambling Bill, 583.† Stamp duty land tax (relief for first-time buyers), 387. Human Tissue Bill, 81.† Stamp duty reserve tax (depositary receipt and clear- Pensions Bill, 166†, 611. ance services systems), 395. Traffic Management Bill, 57†, 459. Tobacco products duty (rates), 391. †Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Transactions in securities, 394. [2004–05] Unauthorised unit trusts, 394. Constitutional Reform Bill [Lords], 92.† Value added tax (reverse charge), 395. Consumer Credit Bill, 86.† Vehicle excise duty (motorcycle rates), 391. Disability Discrimination Bill [Lords], 297.† *on division WAYS AND MEANS 391 European Union Bill, 157.† Climate Change Bill, 437.† Identity Cards Bill, 67.† Counter-Terrorism Bill, 319.† Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Bill, 68.† Education and Skills Bill, 693.† Railways Bill, 29.† Employment Bill, 544.† Road Safety Bill, 78.† Energy Bill, 141†, 696. †Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Health and Social Care Bill, 124. [2005–06] Housing and Regeneration Bill, 46†, 314. Consumer Credit Bill, 50.† Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill, 383.† Crossrail Bill, 142.† Local Transport Bill, 307.† Childcare Bill, 301.† Pensions Bill, 105.† Criminal Defence Service Bill [Lords], 337.† Planning Bill, 79.† Education and Inspection Bill, 503.† Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions Bill, 411.† Identity Cards Bill, 83.† †Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Bill, 99.† [2008–09] Merchant Shipping Bill [Lords], 390.† Apprenticeships, Learning and Skills Bill, 147.† Natural Environment and Rural Communities Bill, Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill, 642.† 42.† Coroners and Justice Bill, 92.† Road Safety Bill [Lords], 478.† Corporation Tax Bill, 65.† Welfare Reform Bill, 781.† Policing and Crime Bill, 65.† †Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. †Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. [2006–07] [2009–10] Income Tax Bill, 117.† Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill, 187. Consumers, Estate Agents and Redress Bill, 238.† Corporation Tax Bill, 101. UK Borders Bill, 238.† Crime and Security Bill, 203. Legal Services Bill, 377. Digital Economy Bill [Lords], 405. Child Maintenance and other Payments Bill, 461.† Grocery Market Ombudsman Bill, 366. Serious Crime Bill, 597. Energy Bill, 48.† †Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Financial Services Bill, 28.† [2007–08] Taxation (International and Other Provisions) Bill, Banking Bill, 612.† 101. Banking (Special Provisions) Bill, 200.† †Question put forthwith, pursuant to Standing Order. Channel Tunnel Rail Link (Supplementary Provisions) Bill, 29.†
II. BILLS BROUGHT IN UPON WAYS AND MEANS RESOLUTIONS: [2000–01] [2004–05] Finance Bill, 216. Finance Bill, 291. [2001–02] Finance (No. 2) Bill, 314. Finance Bill, 506. [2005–06] National Insurance Contributions Bill, 526. Finance Bill, 38. [2002–03] Finance (No. 2) Bill, 550. Finance Bill, 354. [2006–07] [2003–04] Finance Bill, 275. Finance Bill, 232. [2007–08] 392 WAYS AND MEANS Finance Bill, 290. [2009–10] [2008–09] Finance Bill, 397. Finance Bill, 319.
III. MISCELLANEOUS: 1. Procedure Resolutions relating to Finance Bill: Procedure (Remediation of Contaminated Land), [2000–01] 215. Procedure (Amounts Deducted from Payments to Sub-contractors), [2001–02] 505; [2003–04] 231 Procedure (Savings Income), [2002–03] 353; [2003– 04] 231. Procedure (Donations to Charity), [2002–03] 353. Procedure (Trading Funds: Limits on Borrowing And Procedure (EU Mutual Assistance), [2004–05] 291; Public Dividend Capital), [2000–01] 216. [2005–06] 37 Procedure (Tax Credit for Vaccine and Medicine Re- Procedure (Evasion of Tobacco Products Duty), search), [2001–02] 505. [2005–06] 549. Procedure (VAT on Electronic Services Supplied in Procedure (Exchange of Information between United any Member State), [2002–03] 353. Kingdom and other States or Territories), [2002–03] 535. 2. Resolutions under Provisional Collection of Taxes Act Procedure (Film Tax Credits), [2005–06] 550. 1968: Procedure (First-Year Tax Credits), [2007–08] 289. —having provisional statutory effect, [2000–01] 184; Procedure (Future Taxation), [2000–01] 216; [2001– [2001–02] 465; [2002–03] 320; [2003–04] 207; [2004– 02] 505; [2002–03] 353; [2003–04] 231; [2004–05] 05] 259; [2005–06] 526; [2006–07] 244; [2007–08] 256; 291; [2005–06] 37, 550; [2006–07] 274; [2007–08] 289; [2008–09] 289; [2009–10] 370. [2008–09] 319; [2009–10] 396. —having statutory effect, [2000–01] 206, &c.; Procedure (Information and Inspection Powers in Con- [2001–02] 477, &c.; [2002–03] 238, &c.; [2003–04] 217, nection with Certain Foreign Taxes), [2007–08] 289. &c.; [2005–06] 31, &c.; [2006–07] 260; [2007–08] 272, &c.; [2008–09] 302, &c.; [2009–10] 387, &c. Procedure (International Tax Enforcement Arrange- ments), [2005–06] 550. 3. Resolutions under Finance Act 1973: Procedure (Lorry Road-User Charge), [2004–05] 291. —having statutory effect, [2001–02] 496, 497, 501; [2002–03] 343, 344; [2005–06] 548; [2007–08] 285, 286. Procedure (Minimum Contributions to Personal Pen- sion Schemes), [2003–04] 231. 4. Bills ordered: Procedure (Mutual Assistance in Connection with Ordered, certain Resolutions be read, [2004–05] 314. Customs Union with Andorra), [2003–04] 231. Upon Ways and Means Resolutions, [2001–02] 526. Procedure (R&D Tax Credits), [2001–02] 505. Upon Ways and Means Resolutions and upon Resolu- Procedure (Recovery of Taxes etc Due in Other Mem- tions relating to Procedure and Finance [Money], [2000– ber States), [2001–02] 505. 01] 216; [2001–02] 506; [2002–03] 354; [2003–04] 232; [2004–05] 291, 314; [2005–06] 38, 550; [2006–07] 275; [2007–08] 290; [2008–09] 319; [2009–10] 397. WELSH LANGUAGE 393 WELSH LANGUAGE
Language of Parliamentary Proceedings,—Resolu- June 1996 on the Language of Parliamentary Proceed- tion: That (1) this House approves the First Report from ings be amended accordingly by inserting, after the word the Procedure Committee, Session 2000–01 (House of ‘Wales,’, the words ‘and at Westminster in respect of Commons Paper No. 47); and (2) the Resolution of 5th Select Committees’, [2000–01] 176. 394 WESTMINSTER HALL WESTMINSTER HALL
Sittings of the House in Westminster Hall
I. Orders, &c in respect of Sittings
II. Adjournment debates on specified topics
I. ORDERS, &c IN RESPECT OF SITTINGS: House sits in Westminster Hall: —5.35 pm, [2007–08] 542. —at 9.30 am, [2000–01] 34, &c.; [2002–03] 35, &c.; —5.44 pm, [2005–06] 347. [2003–04] 30, &c.; [2004–05] 35, &c.; [2005–06] 46, —5.45 pm, [2000–01] 175; [2001–02] 180, &c.; &c.; [2006–07] 32, &c.; [2007–08] 32, &c.; [2008–09] [2005–06] 315, 578; [2007–08] 58; [2008–09] 531. 35, &c.; [2009–10] 36, &c. —later than 5.45 pm, [2002–03] 27, &c. —at 9.43 am, [2002–03] 107. —6.45 pm, [2006–07] 131. —at twenty-six minutes to One o’clock (pursuant to Order specifying half-past Twelve o’clock), [2000–01] Sitting adjourned 43. —till tomorrow, [2000–01] 24, &c.; [2001–02] 44, —at 2.30 pm, [2000–01] 24, &c.; [2001–02] 38, &c.; &c.; [2002–03] 35, &c.; [2003–04] 30, &c.; [2004–05] [2002–03] 27, &c.; [2004–05] 27, &c.; [2005–06] 40, 36, &c.; [2005–06] 46, &c.; [2006–07] 32, &c.; [2007– &c.; [2006–07] 41, &c.; 2007–08] 24, &c.; [2008–09] 45, 08] 32, &c.; [2008–09] 35, &c.; [2009–10] 36, &c. &c.; [2009–10] 47, &c. —from Thursday till Tuesday, [2000–01] 24, &c.; Sitting resolved to be adjourned now, [2000–01] 24, [2001–02] 38, &c.; [2002–03] 27, &c.; [2003–04] 39, &c.; [2001–02] 38, &c.; [2002–03] 35, &c.; [2003–04] &c.; [2004–05] 27, &c.; [2005–06] 51, &c.; [2006–07] 30, &c.; [2004–05] 27, &c.; [2005–06] 46, &c.; [2006– 41, &c.; [2007–08] 24, &c.; [2008–09] 45, &c.; [2009– 07] 41, &c.; [2007–08] 24, &c.; [2008–09] 35, &c.; 10] 47, &c. [2009–10] 36, &c. Christmas Adjournment —at beginning of sitting, [2002–03] 369. From Thursday 21 December 2000 till Tuesday 9 Janu- Sitting adjourned by the Deputy Speaker without ary 2001, [2000–01] 43. Question put, From Wednesday 19 December 2001 to Tuesday 8 —Three members not being present, [2005–06] 262. January 2002, [2001–02] 280. —it being: From Wednesday 18 December 2002 till Tuesday 7 January 2003, [2002–03] 97. —11.30 am, pursuant to Order, [2002–03] 323. From Wednesday 17 December 2003 to Tuesday 6 —2.00 pm, [2000–01] 41, &c.; [2001–02] 44, &c.; January 2004, [2003–04] 53. [2002–03] 61, &c.; [2003–04] 307; [2005–06] 323, &c.; [2006–07] 32, &c.; [2007–08] 111, &c.; [2008–09] 118, From Thursday 16 December 2004 to Tuesday 11 &c.; [2009–10] 128, &c. January 2005, [2004–05] 65. —Two and a half hours after resumption of sitting at From Thursday 15 December 2005 to Tuesday 10 2.00 pm, it being: January 2006, [2005–06] 347. —4.30 pm, [2002–03] 110, &c.; [2003–04] 88, &c.; From Thursday 14 December 2006 to Tuesday 9 Janu- [2004–05] 266, 301, 312, 320. ary 2007, [2006–07] 79. —later than 4.30 pm, [2002–03] 223, &c.; [2003–04] From Tuesday 18 December 2007 to Tuesday 8 Janu- 132, &c.; [2004–05] 237. ary 2008, [2007–08] 104. —After two and a half hours after 2.30 pm on a From Thursday 18 December 2008 to Tuesday 13 Wednesday, [2005–06] 49, &c.; [2006–07] 38, &c.; January 2009, [2008–09] 45. [2007–08] 117, &c. From Wednesday 16 December 2009 to Tuesday 5 —Three hours after the start of a Thursday sitting, it January 2010, [2009–10] 98. being: February Adjournment —5.30 pm, [2000–01] 95, &c.; [2001–02] 137, &c.; From Thursday 15 February till Tuesday 27 February [2002–03] 127, &c.; 2003–04] 39, &c.; [2004–05] 304; 2001, [2000–01] 148. [2005–06] 40, &c.; [2006–07] 79, 101, &c.; [2007–08] 40, &c.; [2008–09] 125, &c. From Thursday 14 February to Tuesday 26 February 2002, [2001–02] 361. —later than 5.30 pm, [2003–04] 301, 314; [2004–05] 127. WESTMINSTER HALL 395 From Thursday 13 February to Tuesday 25 February From Thursday 24 May to Tuesday 5 June 2007, 2003, [2002–03] 193. [2006–07] 376. From Thursday 12 February to Tuesday 24 February From Thursday 22 May to Tuesday 3 June 2008, 2004, [2003–04] 141. [2007–08] 415. From Thursday 10 February to Tuesday 22 February From Thursday 21 May to Tuesday 2 June 2009, 2005, [2004–05] 165. [2008–09] 385. From Thursday 16 February to Tuesday 28 February Summer Adjournment 2006, [2005–06] 449. From Thursday 19 July to Tuesday 16 October 2001, From Thursday 8 February to Tuesday 20 February [2001–02] 106. 2007, [2006–07] 162. From Wednesday 24 July to Tuesday 15 October 2002, From Thursday 7 February to Tuesday 19 February [2001–02] 731. 2008, [2007–08] 190. From Thursday 17th July till Tuesday 9th September, From Thursday 12 February to Tuesday 24 February [2002–03] 566. 2009, [2008–09] 145. From Thursday 22nd July to Tuesday 7th September, From Wednesday 10 February to Tuesday 23 February [2003–04] 488. 2010, [2009–10] 236. From Wednesday 20 July to Tuesday 11 October 2005, Easter Adjournment [2005–06] 160. From Thursday 5 April till Tuesday 24 April 2001, From Thursday 20 July to Tuesday 10 October 2006, [2000–01] 305. [2005–06] 779. From Thursday 21 March to Tuesday 9 April 2002, From Wednesday 25 July to Tuesday 9 October 2007, [2001–02] 437. [2006–07] 548. From Thursday 10 April till Tuesday 29 April 2003, From Tuesday 22 July to Tuesday 7 October 2008, [2002–03] 326. [2007–08] 580. From Thursday 1 April to Tuesday 20 April 2004, From Tuesday 21 July to Tuesday 13 October 2009, [2003–04] 261. [2008–09] 586. From Thursday 24 March to Tuesday 5 April 2005, Conference Adjournment [2004–05] 304. From Thursday 18 September to Tuesday 14 October From Thursday 30 March to Tuesday 18 April 2006, 2003, [2002–03] 614. [2005–06] 564. From Thursday 16 September to Tuesday 12 October From Wednesday 28 March to Tuesday 17 April 2007, 2004, [2003–04] 528. [2006–07] 284. Other Adjournments From Thursday 3 April to Tuesday 22 April 2008, From Wednesday 19 November till Tuesday 25 No- [2007–08] 330. vember 2003, [2002–03] 711. From Thursday 2 April to Tuesday 21 April 2009, From Wednesday 6 April to Tuesday 12 April 2005, [2008–09] 277. pursuant to Order, [2004–05] 320. From Tuesday 30 March to Tuesday 6 April 2010, Certain days appointed as days when the subject for [2009–10] 402. debates shall be select committee reports chosen by May Day Adjournment the Liaison Committee, [2000–01] 34; [2003–04] 39; [2004–05] 10; [2005–06] 293; [2006–07] 41; [2007–08] From Thursday 25 April to Wednesday 1 May 2002, 22; [2008–09] 11; [2009–10] 42. [2001–02] 516. Order varying sitting time on a Thursday to half-past From Thursday 30 April to Tuesday 5 May, [2008–09] Twelve o’clock, [2000–01] 31. 332. Motion for four Members appointed to act as addition- Spring or Whitsun Adjournment al Deputy Speakers at sittings in Westminster Hall; debate From Thursday 23 May to Tuesday 11 June 2002, adjourned, [2000–01] 85. Debate resumed and Question [2001–02] 584. agreed to, [2000–01] 217. From Thursday 22 May till Tuesday 3 June 2003, Order that, on a future day, there shall be no sittings [2002–03] 423. in Westminster Hall, [2000–01] 304; [2003–04] 7, 343; [2004–05] 24, 314; [2005–06] 133; [2006–07] 204, 288, From Wednesday 9 June to Monday 14 June 2004, 527 [2003–04] 371. —as part of a wider Order, [2005–06] 281, 725, 879; From Thursday 26 May to Tuesday 7 June 2005, [2006–07] 24, 598; [2005–06] 40. Order that, on a future day, the sitting in Westminster From Thursday 25 May to Tuesday 6 June 2006, Hall shall be suspended from half-past Eleven o’clock [2005–06] 651. 396 WESTMINSTER HALL until Four o’clock, and may then continue for a period of two and a half hours, &c., [2003–04] 102.
II. ADJOURNMENT DEBATES ON SPECIFIED TOPICS: (Subjects of debates on Tuesdays and Wednesdays Government Policy towards the Federal Republic of were not recorded until Session 2007–08) Yugoslavia and the Wider Region following the Fall of Milosevic—Fourth Report from the Foreign Affairs Com- [2000–01] mittee, Session 2000–01, and the Government’s Response British Trade International, 43. thereto, 250. Creative Industries, 363. Higher Education (Fourth Report from the Education and Employment Committee, Session 2000–01, entitled Electoral Malpractice in Northern Ireland: Second Re- Higher Education: Access, and the Sixth Report from the port of the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee, Session Education and Employment Committee, Session 2000– 1997–98 (House of Commons Paper No. 316), 279. 01, entitled Higher Education: Student Retention), 180. Energy and other non-food crops, 58. Housing, 197. Greening Government Initiative, 78. Humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan and the surround- Housing Benefit—Sixth Report of the Social Security ing region—First Report from the International Develop- Committee, Session 1999–2000, House of Commons ment Committee, Session 2001–02, and the Government’s Paper No. 385), 232. response thereto], 380. Meeting the basic skills challenge, 95. Increasing access to heritage attractions, 399. Ofsted, 148. Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary Ques- tions—Second Report from the Select Committee on Provision of NHS Mental Health Services, 175. Public Administration, Session 2000–01, and the Govern- Quadripartite Committee Reports on Strategic Export ment’s response thereto, 437. Controls and the Government’s responses thereto, 24. Organic Farming: Eighth Report from the Agriculture Social Security Fraud, 132. Committee, Session 2000–01, 76. Tackling the illegal trade in African conflict diamonds, Poverty, 710. 329. Public Health—Second Report from the Health Com- United Kingdom Space Policy, 115. mittee, Session 2000–01, and the Government’s Response thereto, 269. [2001–02] Public Participation: Issues and Innovations—Sixth British–US Relations—Second Report of from the Report from the Select Committee on Public Administra- Foreign Affairs Committee, Session 2001–02, and the tion, Session 2000–01, 233. Government’s response thereto, 516. Rail Passenger Franchising and the Future of Rail In- Child health and maternity, 348. frastructure—First Report from the Transport, Local Gov- Debt relief and poverty reduction in developing coun- ernment and the Regions Committee, Session 2001–02, tries, 164. and the Government’s response thereto), 608. Early Years—First Report from the Education and Relocation following Paramilitary Intimidation—Third Employment Committee, Session 2000–01), 137. Report from the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee, Ses- sion 2000–01, and the Government’s response thereto), Empty Homes—Sixth Report from the Transport, 361. Local Government and the Regions Committee, Session 2001–02, and the Government’s Response thereto), 569. Reports from the Education and Skills Committee on the Work of OFSTED, 665. End of Life Vehicles Directive—First Report from the Trade and Industry Committee, and the Government’s Research Assessment Exercise—Second Report from Response thereto, 544. the Science and Technology Committee, and the Govern- ment’s Response thereto, 646. Equal Opportunities in the Armed Forces, 625. Road Safety, 38. Foreign Policy Aspects of the War against Terrorism— Seventh Report from the Foreign Affairs Committee, Road Traffic speed—Ninth Report from the Transport, Session 2001–02, and the Government’s response thereto, Local Government and the Regions Committee and the 795. Government’s Response thereto, 758. Genetics and Insurance—Fifth Report from the Sci- Role of the Department for Work and Pensions, 59. ence and Technology Committee, Session 2000–01, 152. Role of the Private Sector in the NHS—First Report Gibraltar, 333. from the Health Committee and the Government’s Re- sponse thereto, 687. Government Policy on health and safety at work, 419. Role of the United Nations, 584. WESTMINSTER HALL 397 The Social Fund—Third Report from the Social Secu- Financial Regulation of Public Limited Companies— rity Committee, Session 2000–01, and the Government’s Sixth Report from the Treasury Committee of Session Response thereto, 471. 2001–02, and the Government’s response thereto, 249. Social inclusion and sport, 215. Financing Development, 566. UK–Japan relations, 457. Financing of Terrorism in Northern Ireland—Fourth Report from the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee, UN Charter on the Rights of the Child, 772. Session 2001–02, and the Government’s response thereto, Victims and witnesses in the criminal justice system, 369 (sitting immediately adjourned), 537. 302. Financing of Terrorism in Northern Ireland—Fourth Walking in Towns and Cities—Eleventh Report from Report from the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee, the Environment, Transport and Regional Affairs Com- Session 2001–02, and the Government’s response thereto, mittee, Session 2000–01, and the Government’s Response 537. thereto, 317. Further Education, 27. Wave and Tidal Energy—Seventh Report from the Sci- Future of Higher Education—Fifth Report from the ence and Technology Committee, Session 2000–01, 289. Education and Skills Committee, Session 2002–03, and Women and IT, 531. the Government response thereto, 614. Youth Justice, 106. Global Climate Change and Sustainable Develop- ment—Third Report from the International Development [2002–03] Committee, Session 2001–02, and the Government’s Affordable Housing—Third Report from the Office Response thereto, 64. of the Deputy Prime Minister: Housing, Planning, Local Housing Benefit Reform, 113. Government and the Regions Committee, and the Gov- ernment response thereto, 470. Housing: Improving conditions and making the market work better, 691. Badgers and bovine TB—Seventh Report from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee, Session Humanitarian Crisis in Southern Africa—Third Report 2002–03, and the Government’s response thereto, 512. from the International Development Committee, and the Government’s response thereto, 491. Case for a Human Rights Commission—Sixth Report from the Joint Committee on Human Rights, Session Human Rights Annual Report 2002—Fourth Report 2002–03, 404. from the Foreign Affairs Committee and the Govern- ment’s response thereto, 436. Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service—Third Report from the Committee on the Lord Legal and advice services tackling social exclusion, Chancellor’s Department, Session 2002–03, and the Gov- 193. ernment’s response thereto, 645. National Institute for Clinical Excellence—Second Convention on the Future of Europe, 273. Report from the Health Committee, Session 2001–02, and the Government’s response thereto, 326. Democracy and Accountability in the EU and the Role of National Parliaments—Thirty-third Report from the New Towns: their Problems and Future—Nineteenth European Scrutiny Committee, Session 2001–02, and the Report from the Transport, Local Government and the Government’s Response thereto, 160. Regions Committee, Session 2001–02, and the Govern- ment’s response thereto, 208. Energy Issues—A Sustainable Energy Strategy? Renewables and the PIU review, Fifth Report from the Pathways into Work: helping people into employment, Environmental Audit Committee, Session 2001–02, and 142. the Government’s response thereto; Towards a Non-Car- Powering Future Vehicles Strategy, 83. bon Fuel Economy: Research, Development and Demon- stration, Fourth Report from the Science and Technology Reducing Regional Disparities in Prosperity—Ninth Committee, Session 2002–03, and the Government’s Report from the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister: response thereto; and Security of Energy Supply, Second Housing, Planning, Local Government and the Regions Report from the Trade and Industry Committee, Session Committee, Session 2002–03, and the Government’s 2001–02, 450. response thereto, 632. E-transformation of public services, 127. Science Education from 14 to 19: Third Report from the Science and Technology Committee, Session 2001– Export Controls—First and Second Joint Reports 02, and the Government’s response thereto, 310. from the Defence, Foreign Affairs, International and Trade and Industry Committees, Session 2002–03, on the Southern Africa food crisis, 177. Government’s proposals for secondary legislation under Strategic Export Controls—First Joint Report from the the Export Control Act 2002, and on Strategic Export Defence, Foreign Affairs, International Development and Controls—Annual Report for 2001, Licensing Policy and Trade and Industry Committees, Session 2001–02, and Parliamentary Scrutiny; and the Government’s responses the Government’s response thereto, 292. thereto, 675. 10 Year Plan for Transport—Eighth Report from the Transport, Local Government and the Regions Commit- 398 WESTMINSTER HALL tee, Session 2001–02, and the Government’s response Committee, Session 2003–04, and the Government’s thereto, 46. Response thereto, 361. ‘These Unfortunate Events’: Lessons of Recent Events Light Pollution and Astronomy—Seventh Report from at the former DTLR—Eighth Report from the Select the Science and Technology Committee, Session 2002– Committee on Public Administration, Session 2001–02, 03, and the Government’s Response thereto, 141. and the Government’s response thereto, 383. Ministerial Accountability and Parliamentary Ques- Trade and Development at the WTO: Issues for Can- tions—Ninth Report from the Select Committee on Public cun—Seventh Report from the International Development Administration, Session 2001–02, and the First Report Committee, Session 2002–03, and the Government’s from the Committee, Session 2002–03, containing the response thereto, 661. Government’s response thereto, 69. United Nations, 594. On Target? Government By Measurement—Fifth Report from the Select Committee on Public Administra- Urban Charging Schemes—First Report from the tion, Session 2002–03, and the Government’s Response Transport Committee, Session 2002–03, and the Govern- thereto, 157. ment’s response thereto, 423. Overcrowding on Public Transport—Seventh Report Weekend voting and increasing voter turnout, 226. from the Transport Committee, Session 2002–03, and the [2003–04] Government’s response thereto, 177. Accelerating the UK’s response to the HIV/AIDS Ports—Ninth Report from the Transport Committee, epidemic, 39. Session 2002–03, and the Government’s Response there- to, 314. Asylum Applications—Second Report from the Home Affairs Committee, Session 2003–04, and the Govern- Postal Voting—Seventh Report and First Special ment’s Response thereto, 442. Report from the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister: Housing, Planning, Local Government and the Regions Caught in the net: by-catch of dolphins and porpoises Committee, Session 2003–04, 528. off the UK coast—Third Report from the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee, Session 2003–04), Poverty and South Asia, 331. 261. Privacy and Media Intrusion—Fifth Report from the Child Poverty—Second Report of the Work and Culture, Media and Sport Committee, Session 2002–03, Pensions Committee, Session 2003–04, and the Govern- and the responses thereto, 197. ment’s Response thereto, 488. Rules of Coverage—First Report from the Broadcast- China, 243. ing Committee, Session 2002–03, 123. Development Assistance and the Occupied Palestinian Scientific Response to Terrorism—Eighth Report Territories—Second Report from the International Devel- from the Science and Technology Committee, Session opment Committee, Session 2003–04, and the Govern- 2002–03, 213. ment’s Response thereto, 301. Sexual Health—Third Report from the Health Com- Elder Abuse—Second Report from the Health Com- mittee, 2002–03, and the Government’s Response thereto, mittee, Session 2003–04, and the Government’s Response 83. thereto, 422. Social Cohesion—Sixth Report from the Office of the European Social Fund—Sixth Report from the Work Deputy Prime Minister: Housing, Planning, Local Gov- and Pensions Committee, Session 2002–03, and the Gov- ernment and the Regions Committee, Session 2003–04, ernment’s Response thereto, 386. and the Government’s response thereto, 563. Foreign Policy Aspects of the War against Terror- Too little too late? Government Investment in Nano- ism—Second Report from the Foreign Affairs Commit- technology—Fifth Report from the Science and Technol- tee, Session 2003–04, and the Government’s Response ogy Committee, Session 2003–04, and the Government’s thereto, 348. Response thereto, 406. Foreign Policy Aspects of the War against Terror- Transparency of Credit Card Charges—First Report ism—Seventh Report from the Foreign Affairs Commit- from the Treasury Committee, Session 2003–04, and the tee, Session 2003–04, and the Government’s Response Responses thereto), 282. thereto, 597. UN International Year to Commemorate the Struggle Health and Safety—Fourth Report of the Work and against Slavery and its Abolition, 549. Pensions Committee, Session 2003–04, and the Govern- United Kingdom in the United Nations, 581. ment’s response thereto, 634. Western Balkans: the challenges of post conflict devel- Illegal drugs trade and drug culture in Northern Ire- opment, 610. land—Eighth Report from the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee, Session 2002–03, and the Government’s Within REACH: the EU’s new chemicals strategy— response thereto, 97. Sixth Report from the Science and Technology Commit- tee, Session 2003–04, and the Government’s response Judicial appointments and a Supreme Court (court of thereto, 509. final appeal)—First Report from the Constitutional Affairs Work of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, 463. WESTMINSTER HALL 399 [2004–05] Courts: small claims—First Report from the Consti- tutional Affairs Committee, Session 2005–06, and the Caribbean: supporting development, 27. Government’s response thereto, 564. Decent Homes—Fifth Report of the Office of the Dep- Delivering the goods: HIV/AIDS and the provision uty Prime Minister: Housing, Planning, Local Govern- of anti-retrovirals—First Report from the International ment and the Regions Committee, Session 2003–04, and Development Committee and the Government’s response the Government’s response thereto, 214. thereto, 619. Environmental Crime—Sixth and Ninth Reports from e-Government, 195. the Environmental Audit Committee, Session 2003–04, and the Government’s responses thereto, 89. Efficiency savings programme in Jobcentre Plus—Sec- ond Report from the Work and Pensions Committee and Fire safety, 127. the Government’s response thereto, 752. Migration and Development: how to make migration Elite sports, 136. work for poverty reduction—Sixth Report from the Inter- national Development Committee, Session 2003–04, and Employer engagement in further and higher education, the Government’s response thereto, 186. 414. Obesity—Third Report from the Health Committee, Enterprise and its contribution to society, 602. Session 2003–04, and the Government’s response thereto, Family Justice: The Operation of the Family Courts— 165. Fourth Report from the Constitutional Affairs Committee, Rehabilitation and Healthier Workplaces, 143. Session 2004–5, and the Government’s response thereto, 367. Restoring confidence in long-term savings—Fifth and Eighth Reports from the Treasury Committee and Forensic Science on Trial—Seventh Report from the published Memoranda, Session 2003–04, and the Govern- Science and Technology Committee, Session 2004–05, ment’s responses thereto, 46. and the Government response thereto, 578. Twenty-sixth Annual Report from the House of Com- Foreign policy aspects of the war against terrorism— mons Commission, Session 2003–04, 65. Sixth Report from the Foreign Affairs Committee, Session 2004–05, and the Government’s response thereto, 331. The UK and Africa, 304. Immigration control—Fifth Report from the Home Af- Use of Science in UK International Development fairs Committee and the Government’s response thereto, Policy—Thirteenth Report of the Science and Technolo- 873. gy Committee, Session 2003–04, and the Government’s response thereto, 269. Inter-Parliamentary Union, The, 64. The Work of the Health and Safety Commission and Lone parent employment, 468. Executive—Fourth Report of the Work and Pensions Maximising women’s skills in the UK economy, 266. Committee, Session 2003–04, and the Government’s response thereto, 105. Meeting Scotland’s Future Energy Needs—Second Report from the Scottish Affairs Committee, Session Working, Caring and Life Balance: Supporting Choice, 2004–05, and the Government’s response thereto, 315. 248. Millennium Review Summit, 40. [2005–06] National Service Framework for Coronary Heart Dis- A Matter of Honour: Reforming the Honours Sys- ease, The, 51. tem—Fifth Report from the Public Administration Com- mittee, Session 2003–04, and the Government’s response New developments in sexual health and HIV/AIDS thereto, 593. policy—Third Report from the Health Committee, Ses- sion 2004–05, and the Government’s response thereto, Analogue switch-off—Second Report from the Cul- 430. ture, Media and Sport Committee, and the Government response thereto, 735. Participation of young people in democracy, 532. Anti-Social Behaviour—Fifth Report from the Home Recent Developments in Volunteering, 78. Affairs Committee, Session 2004–05, and the Govern- Rehabilitation of prisoners—First Report from the ment’s response thereto, 379. Home Affairs Committee, Session 2004–05, and the Gov- Boundaries, voting and representation in Scotland, ernment’s response thereto, 286. 779. Road Pricing: The Next Steps—Seventh Report from Cash Machine Charges—Fifth Report from the Treas- the Transport Committee, Session 2004–05, and the Gov- ury Committee, Session 2004–05, and the Government’s ernment’s response thereto, 300. response thereto, 449. Scientific publications: free for all?—Tenth and Four- Changes to Primary Care Trusts—Second Report from teenth Reports from the Science and Technology Commit- the Health Committee, Session 2005–05, and the Govern- tee, Session 2003–04, and the responses thereto, 347. ment’s response thereto, 718. Special Educational Needs—Third Report from the Education and Skills Committee and the Government’s response thereto, 852. 400 WESTMINSTER HALL Strategic Export Controls—First Joint Report from Human Rights Annual Report 2006—Third Report the Defence, Foreign Affairs, International Development from the Foreign Affairs Committee and the Govern- and Trade and Industry Committees, Session 2004–05, ment’s response thereto, 580. and the Government’s response thereto; and the Minutes Human trafficking—Twenty-sixth Report of the Joint of Evidence taken before the Defence, Foreign Affairs, In- Committee on Human Rights, and the Government’s ternational Development and Trade and Industry Commit- response thereto, 376. tees on 31st January 2006, 514. Independent Sector Treatment Centres—Fourth Report Strengthening health services in developing countries, from the Health Committee, Session 2005–06, and the 396. Government’s response thereto, 344. Sustainable Development, 110. Indian Country Assistance Plan, 449. Terrorism and Community Relations—Sixth Report of Implementation of the Carter Review of Legal Aid— the Home Affairs Committee, Session 2004–05, and the Third Report of the Constitutional Affairs Committee and Government’s response thereto, 228. the Government response thereto, 498. Turning around problem estates, 93. Management and services of the House of Com- Twenty-seventh Annual Report from the House of mons—Review of Management and Services of the Commons Commission, 246. House of Commons by Sir Kevin Tebbit and 29th Annual Report of the House of Commons Commission, 594. Twenty-eighth Annual Report from the House of Com- mons Commission, 835. New Nuclear? Examining the issues—Fourth Report of the Trade and Industry Committee, Session 2005–06, Work of the Social Exclusion Unit, 210. and the Government’s response thereto, 301. WTO Hong Kong Ministerial and the Doha Devel- Organised Crime in Northern Ireland—Third Report opment Agenda—Third Report from the International from the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee, Session Development Committee and the Government’s response 2005–06, and the Government’s response thereto, 41. thereto, 816. Parking Policy and Enforcement—Seventh Report Violence against women, 487. from the Transport Committee, Session 2005–06, and the [2006–07] Government’s response thereto, 114. Administration of tax credits—Sixth Report from the Protecting and preserving our heritage—Third Report Treasury Committee, Session 2005–06, and the Govern- from the Culture, Media and Sport Committee, Session ment’s response thereto, 236. 2005–06, and the Government’s response thereto, 131. Changes in medical and clinical practice, 79. Reform of the Coroners’ System and Death Certifica- tion—Eighth Report from the Constitutional Affairs Com- Conflict and Development: Peacebuilding and mittee, Session 2005–06, and the Government’s response Post-Conflict Reconstruction—Sixth Report from the thereto, 216. International Development Committee, Session 2005–06, and the Government response thereto, 251. Report of the All-Party Parliamentary Inquiry into anti-semitism and the Government response thereto, 524. Coastal towns—Second Report from the Communities and Local Government Committee, and the Government’s Second Report from the Environmental Audit Commit- response thereto, 392. tee, The EU Emissions Trading Scheme: Lessons for the Future, and the Eighth Report from the Committee, Emis- Development Assistance and the Occupied Palestin- sions Trading: Government Response to the Committee’s ian Territories—Fourth Report from the International Second Report, 612. Development Committee and the Government’s response thereto, 472. Shipman Inquiry, 429. Drug classification: making a hash of it?—Fifth Report Sport and young people, 198. from the Science and Technology Committee, Session Strategic Export Controls—First Joint Report from the 2005–06, the Government’s response thereto and fol- Defence, Foreign Affairs, International Development and low-up evidence to the Committee, 411. Trade and Industry Committees, Session 2005–06, and East Asia—Seventh Report from the Foreign Affairs the Government’s response thereto, 179. Committee, Session 2005–06, and the Government’s Terrorism Detention Powers—Fourth Report from response thereto, 145. the Home Affairs Committee, Session 2005–06, and the Future of Legal Aid, 101. Government’s response thereto, 59. Government’s Employment Strategy—Third Report World class skills for 2020—equipping the UK to from the Work and Pensions Committee and the Govern- compete in the global economy, 162. ment’s response thereto, 360. [2007–08] How fair are the fares? Train fares and ticketing— 1. On Thursdays: Sixth Report of the Transport Committee, Session 2005–06, and the Government’s response thereto, 317. DFID Assistance to Burmese Internally Displaced People and Refugees on the Thai-Burma Border—Tenth WESTMINSTER HALL 401 Report from the International Development Committee, Strategic Export Controls: 2007 Review—First Joint Session 2006–07, 76. Report from the Defence, Foreign Affairs, International Development and Trade and Industry Committees, Ses- Extending Participation in Sport, 135. sion 2006–07, and the Government’s response, 313. Financial inclusion—First and Thirteenth Reports Testing and Assessment—Third Report from the Chil- from the Treasury Committee, Session 2006–07, and the dren, Schools and Families Committee, and the Govern- Twelfth and Thirteenth Reports from the Committee, Ses- ment and Ofsted responses, 607. sion 2005–06, on financial inclusion, and the Government and other responses, 24. The Best Start in Life? Alleviating Deprivation, Im- proving Social Mobility and Eradicating Child Poverty— Funding of Science and Discovery Centres—Eleventh Second Report from the Work and Pensions Committee Report from the Science and Technology Committee, and the Government response, 468. Session 2006–07 and the Government response, 398. The Electronic Patient Record—Sixth Report from the Global Security: Russia, Second Report from the For- Health Committee, Session 2006–07, and the Govern- eign Affairs Committee and the Government’s response, ment’s response thereto, 212. 330. The Road Ahead: The Final Report of the Independent Global Security: The Middle East—Eighth Report Task Group on site provision and enforcement for gypsies from the Foreign Affairs Committee, Session 2006–07, and travellers, 415. and the Government’s response, 151. The Supply of Rented Housing—Eighth Report from Harmful content on the Internet and in video games— the Communities and Local Government Committee and Tenth Report from the Culture, Media and Sport Commit- the Government response, 669. tee and the Government’s response, 691. The sustainability of biofuels—First Report from the Human rights of older people in healthcare—Eight- Environmental Audit Committee and the Government eenth Report from the Joint Committee on Human Rights, Response, 433. Session 2006–07, 265. Thirtieth Annual Report of the House of Commons International Health Partnership, 246. Commission, 639. Inter-Parliamentary Union, 40. Ticket touting—Second Report from the Culture, Me- Jobs for the Girls: Two Years On—Second Report dia and Sport Committee and the Government’s response, from the Business and Enterprise Committee and the 346. Government response, 621. Treatment of Asylum Seekers—Tenth report from the Medical care for the Armed Forces—Seventh Report Joint Committee on Human Rights, Session 2006–07, 95. from the Defence Committee and the Government Re- Women with particular vulnerabilities in the criminal sponse, 567. justice system, 517. National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence— 2. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays First Report from the Health Committee and the Govern- ment’s Response, 379. 60th anniversary of the Commonwealth Development Corporation (Mr Tom Clarke), 395. Novice Drivers—Seventh Report from the Transport Committee, Session 2006–07, and the Government’s A14 and A45 roads and development in North North- response, 190. amptonshire (Mr Peter Bone), 362. Organ donation, 707. Abolition of the Worker Registration Scheme (Stephen Pound), 390. Police Funding—Fourth Report from the Home Affairs Committee, Session 2006–97, 120. Abuse of powers of attorney relating to the elderly (Susan Kramer), 461. Politics and Administration: Ministers and Civil Serv- ants—Third Report from the Select Committee on Public Academies (Mrs Linda Riordan), 466. Administration, Session 2006–07, and the Government Access to safe water in developing countries (Alistair response, 656. Burt), 299. Reconstructing Afghanistan—Fourth Report from the Adaptation to climate change (Mr Andrew Tyrie), 243. International Development Committee and the Govern- ment response thereto, 542. Administration of the education maintenance allow- ance (Mr Gordon Prentice), 718. Refuse Collection—Fifth Report from the Commu- nities and Local Government Committee of Session Affordable housing and planning (Andrew George), 2006–07 and the Government response, 229. 605. Sanitation and Water—Sixth Report from the Interna- African Development Bank (Mr Mark Lancaster), 117. tional Development Committee, Session 2006–07, 364. Age-related wet eye macular degeneration (Mr Peter Skills for Life, 490. Bone), 49. Stamp of Approval? Restructuring the Post Office Air ambulances in the NHS (Dr Ian Gibson), 227. Network—Third Report from the Trade and Industry Committee, Session 2006–07, 58. 402 WESTMINSTER HALL Alcohol services and rehabilitation centres (Mrs Compensation case of Lance Corporal Martyn Comp- Gwyneth Dunwoody), 164. ton (Hugh Robertson), 448. Animal welfare in circuses (Mark Pritchard), 148. Compensation for pleural plaques victims (Jim Sheri- dan), 724. Application of the regulations governing Nitrate Vul- nerable Zones (Mr Philip Dunne), 111. Compensation for UK victims of overseas terrorism (Mr Ian McCartney), 655. Artists’ resale rights (Mark Fisher), 530. Conduct of solicitors (Dr Vincent Cable), 580. Aviation duty (Graham Stringer), 605. Consular support to UK nationals and the case of April Awareness of internet fraud (Dr Richard Taylor), 666. Nord (Mr Eric Illsley), 700. Banking services for small businesses during financial Consultation process on the Greater Manchester bid turbulence (Lorely Burt), 638. for funding from the Transport Innovation Fund (Barbara Barnett formula (Graham Stringer), 37. Keeley), 502. Belarus (Mark Pritchard), 560. Consumer protection and new home buyers (Mark Lazarowicz), 187. Black and ethnic minority pupils and school exclusions (Ms Diane Abbott), 321. Consumer protection and the will writing industry (Lorely Burt), 204. Bovine tuberculosis (Daniel Kawczynski), 292. Contribution of the recreational fishing industry to the Bovine tuberculosis (Daniel Kawczynski), 580. economy (Mr Charles Walker), 530. British business in China (Mr Bill Olner), 618. Cost of local government reorganisation in Norfolk Bromley Hospitals NHS and Orpington Hospital (Mr (Mr Keith Simpson), 538. John Horam), 649. Council for Healthcare Regulatory Excellence spe- Bromley Hospitals NHS Trust (Mr John Horam), 357. cial report on the Nursing and Midwifery Council (Jim Devine), 560. Building schools for the future in Stoke-on-Trent South (Mr Robert Flello), 662. Creative industries, 301. Buncefield fire and the local community (Mike Pen- Crime related to identity and internet fraud (Tom ning), 117. Brake), 73. Business Improvement District process in Coventry Crimestoppers in Great Yarmouth (Mr Anthony (Mr Geoffrey Robinson), 390. Wright), 466. Calderdale’s housing strategy (Chris McCafferty), 204. Criminal courts sentencing options (Mr David Kid- ney), 204. Cancer service centre in Kendal (Tim Farron), 655. Customs and security at Welsh ports (Mr Stephen Cardiac disease in the young (Mr Kevan Jones), 443. Crabb), 37. Case for keeping Loftus Saxon treasures in a local Death of Mr David Burrows and West Yorkshire Police museum (Dr Ashok Kumar), 143. (Mike Wood), 143. Case of agency worker Sally Avis (Anne Snelgrove), Delivery of public services in the South West by 479. Southwest One and IBM (Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger), 311. Cetacean mortality (Andrew George), 187. Dementia care (Mr Paul Burstow), 552. Changes in planning law affecting high street shops Development aid and oil extraction (Mr Andrew (Martin Linton), 311. Smith), 208. Changes to immigration rules and the Seasonal Agri- Development in Aylesbury Vale (John Bercow), 66. cultural Workers Scheme (Hugh Robertson), 666. Development of nuclear weapons at Atomic Weapons Child poverty (Fiona Mactaggart), 227. Establishment Aldermaston (Jeremy Corbyn), 311. Children in immigration detention (Ms Diane Abbott), Development policy and Sierra Leone (Laura Moffatt), 32. 655. Children of prisoners (Kerry McCarthy), 689. Development policy on the Democratic Republic of Coal reserves, clean coal technology and energy policy Congo (Jeremy Corbyn), 375. (Mr William Cash), 49. Developments in financial markets (Mr Andrew Collapse of Ujima Housing Association (Mr Rob Pelling), 689. Wilson), 370. Developments in Ukraine (Mr Richard Spring), 362. Commercial activities of the Forestry Commission (Mr Dial a Mobile and cash back contracts (Mr Roger Christopher Chope), 299. Godsiff), 243. Commonwealth immigration visas (Mr Austin Mitch- Digital broadcasting and the use of relays in West ell), 357. Dorset (Mr Oliver Letwin), 700. WESTMINSTER HALL 403 Digital broadcasting services in the Forest of Dean (Mr Flooding in West Oxfordshire (Mr David Cameron), Mark Harper), 32. 375. Digital television switchover (Mr Michael Moore), Food security policy (Mr David Drew), 425. 613. Free range produce and animal welfare (Mr Mark Disability poverty in the UK (Roger Berry), 256. Oaten), 238. EAGA Warm Front Scheme in West Dorset (Mr Oliver Fuel poverty (Mark Lazarowicz), 111. Letwin), 390. Fuel poverty in South West Norfolk (Mr Christopher East Midlands Trains service (Mr Patrick McLough- Fraser), 487. lin), 256. Funding for Dyfed-Powys Police Force (Mark Wil- East Surrey Hospital’s financial position (Mr Crispin liams), 37. Blunt), 128. Funding for policing in Peterborough and Cambridge- Economic costs of the Severn Barrage (Mr David shire (Mr Stewart Jackson), 208. Drew), 538. Funding for restoration of the Newbridge Memorial Economic development in Falkirk (Eric Joyce), 32. Hall (Mr Don Touhig), 649. Economic partnership agreements and development Funding of fire and rescue services in the South West (Tony Baldry), 55. region (Mr Mark Harper), 662. Education of children and young people with autism Funding of further education in South Yorkshire (Mr (John Bercow), 605. Eric Illsley), 55. Effect of interest rates on mortgage holders (John Funding of schools in Torridge and West Devon (Mr Barrett), 724. Geoffrey Cox), 678. Effect of the House of Lords ruling on pleural plaques Future funding of canals (Michael Fabricant), 87. (Mr Michael Clapham), 431. Future funding of higher education (Derek Wyatt), Effects on road safety of the construction work on 632. Bede Academy in Blyth Valley constituency (Mr Ronnie Future of BBC World News Television (Mr John Gro- Campbell), 502. gan), 410. Elder abuse (Mr Paul Burstow), 321. Future of bus services in Preston (Mr Mark Hendrick), Electronic identification of sheep (Mark Williams), 49. 618. Future of cross-border rail services between England Employment of adults with disabilities (John Barrett), and Scotland (Malcolm Bruce), 164. 164. Future of Gatwick Airport (Laura Moffatt), 128. Employment of overseas footballers (Mr Iain Duncan Future of Rolle College campus in Exmouth (Mr Hugo Smith), 148. Swire), 552. Energy regulations and consumer prices (Dr Vincent Future of Royal Mail and the Post Office (Mr Alan Cable), 180. Reid), 395. Enforced criminal activity by children (Mr Anthony Future of secondary education in Croxteth, Liverpool Steen), 187. (Mr Robert N. Wareing), 724. Environment Agency response to flooding in Rochdale Future of Shrewsbury Sixth Form College (Daniel (Paul Rowen), 208. Kawczynski), 431. Epilepsy and screen-based electronic games (John Pen- Future of the bee industry (Dr Ian Gibson), 461. rose), 502. Future of the British horse racing industry (Mr Hugo Equitable Life (Jo Swinson), 718. Swire), 37. European Commission’s Annual Policy Strategy for Future of the Daresbury Science and Innovation Cam- 2009, 452. pus (Mr Mike Hall), 321. Ex-servicemen in prison (Mr Elfyn Llwyd), 632. Future of the Portable Antiquities Scheme (Mark Extension of the railways network (Dr John Pugh), Fisher), 243. 413. Future of the Post Office network in Lancashire (Mr Fire services in Hertfordshire (Anne Main), 718. Lindsay Hoyle), 238. Fishing industry (Sir Alan Beith), 538. Future of the Teesside base of the North East Air Sup- port Unit (Frank Cook), 390. Flight paths around London (Mr Richard Spring), 510. Future of the Tote (Mr Richard Caborn), 552. Flood defences in Norfolk (Mr Keith Simpson), 370. Future of UK car manufacturing (Mr Lindsay Hoyle), Flood defences in the South West (Mr Ian Lid- 91. dell-Grainger), 180. 404 WESTMINSTER HALL Future of Wirral Metropolitan College’s Carlett Park Henderson Hospital (Mr Paul Burstow), 133. Campus (Ben Chapman), 328. HIV and AIDS in developing countries (Dr Gavin Future operation of the City of London Police (Mr Strang), 292. Mark Field), 104. HIV/AIDS (Dr Gavin Strang), 55. Government funding for Dorset Fire and Rescue Ser- HM Revenue and Customs offices in Scotland (Mr vice (Mr Robert Syms), 187, Alan Reid), 510. Government funding for the costs of cleaning up chew- HM Treasury’s aim to achieve a better quality of life ing gum (Mr Graham Allen), 91. (Jo Swinson), 448. Government funding for the proposed unitary authority Home Office policy on anti-drug awareness (Mr Gra- for Shropshire (Daniel Kawczynski), 395. ham Allen), 600. Government plans for expansion at Heathrow Airport Homeworkers (Mr Fabian Hamilton), 143. (Mr John Randall), 91. Hospice movement funding (Bob Spink), 169. Government policy on alcohol-related crime and an- ti-social behaviour (Helen Jones), 238. House building and infrastructure (Mr Philip Hollo- bone), 104. Government policy on bank lending (Mr George Mudie), 678. Housing and growth in South Bedfordshire (Andrew Selous), 117. Government policy on eco-towns (Miss Anne McIn- tosh), 425. Housing demand in West Ham (Lyn Brown), 32. Government policy on graveyards and burial grounds Housing for disabled children (Ms Sally Keeble), 580. (John Mann), 666. Housing in Northampton (Ms Sally Keeble), 37. Government policy on international banking regula- Housing in Plymouth (Linda Gilroy), 600. tions (Mr James Plaskitt), 662. Housing need in Warrington (Helen Jones), 299. Government policy on Israeli settlements and closures in the Palestinian Territories (Mr Alistair Carmichael), Housing needs in London (Ms Karen Buck), 344. 227. Housing provision in Greater London (Jeremy Cor- Government policy on park home sites (Richard byn), 678. Younger-Ross), 311. Housing supply in the current economic situation (Mr Government policy on people with strokes (Mr Gra- Clive Betts), 689. ham Allen), 700. Humanitarian situation in Sri Lanka (Joan Ryan), 613. Government policy on teenage pregnancies (Chris Immigration rules relating to spouses (Mr Roger God- Bryant), 164. siff), 395. Government policy on terrorism in Pakistan (Mr Tobi- Impact of Christianophobia on communities (Mark as Ellwood), 133. Pritchard), 73. Government policy on the British Association for Cen- Impact of military operations on the development and tral and Eastern Europe (Ms Gisela Stuart), 169. reconstruction of Helmand Province, Afghanistan (Mr Government proposals for reducing bath scalds in the Adam Halloway), 461. home (Mary Creagh), 479. Impact of National Air Traffic Services’ proposals for Government strategy and objectives in Afghanistan Luton (Margaret Moran), 413. (Mr Oliver Heald), 655. Impact of the Licensing Act 2003 in Durham (Dr Rob- Government subsidies for wind turbines (Mr Keith erta Blackman-Woods), 299. Simpson), 340. Impact of the NHS (Pharmaceutical Services) Regula- Government support for social enterprise (Margaret tions 2005 on small pharmacies in Chelmsford (Mr Simon Moran), 655. Burns), 328. Government support for swimming (Chris Bryant), Impact of the Rating (Empty Properties) Act 2007 (Mr 443. Chris Mullin), 530. Government water strategy and the OFWAT price Implementation of proposals in the Governance of review (Matthew Taylor), 292. Britain (Mr Graham Allen), 243. Government’s counter-terror strategy (Mr Paul Good- Implementation of the 2004 International Court of man), 487. Justice Opinion on the Israeli Wall (Clare Short), 510. Green belt policy (Annette Brooke), 375. Industrial relations within the Maritime and Coast- guard Agency (Mr Alistair Carmichael), 413. Gypsy encampments in Wiltshire (Mr James Gray), 466. Information sharing by the Serious and Organised Crime Agency (James Brokenshire), 718. Healthcare in Norfolk (Mr Keith Simpson), 222. WESTMINSTER HALL 405 Inland waterways and their future restoration (Char- Noise pollution and congestion on the M3 (Mrs Maria lotte Atkins), 649. Miller), 613. Inquest into the death of British journalist Mr Brian Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service (Mr Christopher Peters (Mr Don Foster), 227. Fraser), 238. Job losses at Lyndale Group Limited (John McDon- North East Ambulance Service (Dr Ashok Kumar), nell), 530. 410. Law relating to assisted dying (Dr Evan Harris), 678. Nottingham’s role as a Local Area Agreement demon- stration area (Mr Graham Allen), 111. Legal process in relation to custody of and access to children (Mr Frank Doran), 66. Nursing and Midwifery Council (Mr Jim Devine), 256. Liver disease (Dr Brian Iddon), 413. Office of Fair Trading action on scams (Miss Anne Begg), 208. Local consultation on large scale housing develop- ments (Mr Philip Hollobone), 340. Operation of Heathrow Airport (Mr Mark Field), 55. Local government boundary review in Devon (Mr Parading in Northern Ireland (David Simpson), 502. Adrian Sanders), 678. Parliamentary accountability of nuclear industry Local government reform in Gloucestershire (Mr finances (Paul Flynn), 705. David Drew), 689. Parliamentary representation in England (Derek Wy- Local Government Standards Boards (Dr John Pugh), att), 466. 600. PC Gordon Warren and the Metropolitan Police (Tom Local housing allowance in the Highlands (Danny Brake), 632. Alexander), 560. Performance of Northamptonshire Police (Mr Peter Local tuberculosis services (Julie Morgan), 362. Bone), 605. Looped cords on window blinds (Gordon Banks), 261. Piece Hall, Halifax (Mrs Linda Riordan), 340. Low pay and migrant workers (Colin Burgon), 425. Planning and housing estimates (Andrew George), 487. Malaysian campaign veterans (Mr Don Touhig), 87. Planning and housing in Mid Dorset and North Poole Marconi pension fund (Mr George Howarth), 222. constituency (Annette Brooke), 73. Maternity services (Harry Cohen), 169. Planning functions of local government (Norman Medals for armed forces personnel (Mr Kevan Jones), Baker), 111. 222. Pleural plaques victims’ compensation (Jim Sheridan), Metals recycling industry (Dr Alan Whitehead), 340. 148. Middle East peace process (Andrew Gwynne), 222. Plymouth growth plans (Linda Gilroy), 340. Military equipment requirements for counter-insurgen- Polar regions (Emily Thornberry), 510. cy in Iraq and Afghanistan (Ann Winterton), 443. Police pay (John McDonnell), 117. Minehead Driving Test Centre (Mr Ian Lid- Policing of UK airports (Mr David Hamilton), 104. dell-Grainger), 413. Policing persistent and youth offenders in Northamp- Minimum wage enforcement (Mark Lazarowicz), 448. tonshire (Mr Philip Hollobone), 600. Ministerial accountability to Parliament (Mr Mark Policing the night-time economy in the City of London Harper), 66. (Mr Mark Field), 479. Ministry of Defence bilateral programme with Chinese Policy on the Stern Report (Mr Peter Lilley), 705. People’s Liberation Army (Mr Ben Wallace), 649. Political developments in the Western Balkans (Mr Mission in Helmand Province (Paul Flynn), 305. John Randall), 222. Mobility component of disability living allowance (Mr Political situation in Gaza (Jeremy Corbyn), 169. Martin Caton), 700. Post Office closure programme in Great Yarmouth (Mr National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence Anthony Wright), 370. and the use of stents (Frank Cook), 49. Post Office closure programme in Shropshire (Mr Neighbourhood policing (Mr David Kidney), 299. Philip Dunne), 461. NHS and the elderly mentally ill (Dr Vincent Cable), Post Office closures (Mr Paul Burstow), 49. 128. Post Office closures in East Devon (Mr Hugo Swire), NHS co-payments and the case of Mrs O’Boyle (Mr 425. John Baron), 443. Post Office closures in Mid Wales (Mr Roger Wil- NHS services in Taunton Deane (Mr Jeremy Browne), liams), 431. 91. 406 WESTMINSTER HALL Post Office closures in Mole Valley (Sir Paul Beres- Regional Spatial Strategy for the South West (Steve ford), 243. Webb), 600. Post Office closures in Northavon (Steve Webb), 344. Regulation of accommodation addresses and mail forwarding services (Mr Paul Truswell), 117. Post Office closures in Plymouth (Linda Gilroy), 487. Regulation of slurry (Mr David Heath), 143. Post Office closures in Stroud constituency (Mr David Drew), 370. Regulation of supermarkets (Mr Mark Field), 390. Post Office closures in the Highlands and Islands Regulation of the private rented sector (Mr Andrew (Danny Alexander), 292. Smith), 479. Post Office closures in Torridge and West Devon (Mr Regulation of the promotion of infant milk formula Geoffrey Cox), 538. (Mr David Kidney), 133. Post office closures in York (Hugh Bayley), 180. Regulations on tattooing and skin piercing (Mrs Made- leine Moon), 448. Post Office network in Somerset (Mr David Laws), 479. Release of information relating to military operations by the Ministry of Defence (Ann Winterton), 164. Primary Care Trusts and exceptional cases (Dr Ian Gibson), 357. Remploy (Frank Cook), 305. Prison overcrowding and sentencing policy (Mr Elfyn Remploy and public procurement (Annette Brooke), Llwyd), 344. 705. Prison policy (Mr Philip Hollobone), 305. Reorganisation of fire and rescue services in Humber- side (Shona McIsaac), 292. Private sector rented housing (Ms Sally Keeble), 344. Review of HM Revenue and Customs offices in North- Proposals for a British Day (Andrew Rosindell), 689. ern Ireland (Mr Gregory Campbell), 261. Proposed closure of Cadbury’s Somerdale factory at Review of local government structure in Norfolk (Mr Keynsham, North East Somerset (Dan Norris), 87. Keith Simpson), 32. Proposed eco-town development at Ford, West Sussex Review of the list of free to air sporting events (Mr (Mr Nick Gibb), 238. John Grogan), 180. Proposed national skills academy for rail in Crewe (Mr Review of the Scotland Act 1998 (Pete Wishart), 328. Edward Timpson), 632. Road safety and young drivers (Mr Gordon Prentice), Proposed Post Office closures in Buckinghamshire 560. (Mrs Cheryl Gillan), 580. Role of local authorities in tackling child poverty (Ker- Protection of vulnerable adults in residential nursing ry McCarthy), 538. and care homes (Mr Phil Willis), 87. Rugby League (Derek Twigg), 618. Provision for allotments (Ben Chapman), 580. Rural development overseas (Martin Horwood), 305. Provision of allotments by local authorities (Mr John Leech), 666. Safety of the RAF Nimrod Fleet (Angus Robertson), 502. Provision of extended schools (Ms Karen Buck), 133. Science and Technology Facilities Council (Mr Ed- Public service broadcasting obligations and ITV re- ward Vaizey), 128. gional programming (Mr John Grogan), 73. Science teaching (Dr Brian Iddon), 128. Public service television for children (Mr Neil Ger- rard), 66. Security of British investors in Tanzania (Mr Roger Gale), 227. RAF Aldergrove (Dr William McCrea), 375. Sentencing for fatal hit and run accidents (Jeff Ennis), RAF support to operations in Afghanistan and Iraq (Mr 73. Mark Lancaster), 705. Services for children with disabilities (Mr Tom Rail links to the continent (Mr David Kidney), 705. Clarke), 133. Recovery of tax credit overpayments (Michael Jabez Services for dry macular degeneration (Anne Main), Foster), 638. 261. Recycling of plastics (Dr John Pugh), 311. Sex education in schools (Philip Davies), 724. Reducing re-offending to make communities safer, Sites for gypsies and travellers in Epping Forest (Mrs 172. Eleanor Laing), 638. Regeneration of Featherstone (Jon Trickett), 461. Siting of Stafford Post Office (Mr David Kidney), 395. Regional broadcasting (Paul Rowen), 700. Situation in Darfur (James Duddridge), 321. Regional Spatial Strategy for the South West (Mr South East Plan (Anne Milton), 637. Christopher Chope), 143. WESTMINSTER HALL 407 Specialist trauma response teams (Mr Mark Oaten), Treatment of refractory angina (Mr George Howarth), 448. 618. Spending by parliamentary candidates before dissolu- Treatment of the elderly in the NHS (Mr Richard tion (Martin Linton), 111. Benyon), 410. Spending on transport infrastructure in Yorkshire and Trial and imprisonment of Mr Michael Burk in Italy Humberside (Mr Graham Stuart), 256. (Barbara Keeley), 328. Standards Board investigation into members of the Isle Trunk roads in Norfolk (Mr Henry Bellingham), 261. of Wight Council (Mr Andrew Turner), 662. Twentieth anniversary of the Piper Alpha disaster (Mr Standards of housing (Mrs Ann Cryer), 180. Frank Doran), 510. State of Israel (Mr Quentin Davies), 410. UK aid programme in Mozambique (Mark Pritchard), 425. State pension and benefits for elderly people (Richard Younger-Ross), 649. UK bird registration scheme (Martin Salter), 148. Stone conservation in cathedrals and churches (Robert UK consular services and the death of Laura Hill (Mr Key), 204. Nigel Waterson), 552. Stonehenge World Heritage Site (Robert Key), 104. UK private equity and venture capital industry (Mr Mark Field), 169. Strategic framework for the Foreign and Common- wealth Office (Mr Greg Hands), 410. UK skills agenda (Eric Joyce), 662. Supermarkets and local communities (Mr Barry Sheer- Unused medicines (Ben Chapman), 443. man), 431. VAT on membership of sports and leisure trusts (Mr Supervision of paedophiles (Mr Rob Wilson), 718. Brian H. Donohoe), 362. Support for victims of Libyan state-sponsored terror- Waste recycling (Dr Ian Gibson), 187. ism (Mr Nigel Dodds), 637. Welfare reform (Ms Karen Buck), 55. Tax credits (Daniel Kawczynski), 357. Welfare to work city strategies (Mr Graham Allen), Teaching workforce in London (Ms Diane Abbott), 370. 487. West Midlands Regional Spatial Strategy revision Teenage knife crime (Mr Andrew Love), 362. (Peter Luff), 344. Television reception in the Hedges area of Rushden Westminster Council’s population estimates (Mr Mark (Mr Peter Bone), 148. Field), 605. Temporary housing (Mr Neil Gerrard), 724. Widening participation in higher education (Jeff En- nis), 666. Testing of cosmetics on animals (Mr Oliver Letwin), 613. Wiltshire Police helicopter (Robert Key), 431. Thatched roofs and planning policy (Sir George Withdrawal of Leeds working neighbourhood funding Young), 375. (Mr George Mudie), 208. Thefts following credit and debit card cloning (An- Women’s and girls’ football (Mr Richard Caborn), 66. drew Selous), 204. Woodhead rail route and options for its future (Ms Tibet (Norman Baker), 321. Angela C. Smith) , 256. Town and village greens and planning (Tom Levitt), Young people with disabilities (Mr David Anderson), 305. 560. Trafficking of women and children and Pentameter II Youth violence in Greater London (Simon Hughes), (Mr Anthony Steen), 530. 632. Train services stopping in Penrith from 2008 (David Zimbabwe and the application of sanctions (Norman Maclean), 87. Lamb), 357. Train services to Nuneaton (Mr Bill Olner), 91. [2008–09] Treatment for people with learning difficulties in the 1. On Thursdays: NHS (Mr Richard Benyon), 618. A Bill of Rights for the UK—Twenty-ninth Report Treatment of failed asylum seekers during deportation from the Joint Committee on Human Rights, Session (Ms Diane Abbott), 104. 2007–08, and the Government’s response, 471. Treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension (Nick A Life Like Any Other? Human Rights of Adults with Ainger), 328. Learning Disabilities — Seventh Report from the Joint Committee on Human Rights, Session 2007–08, and the Treatment of rare and complex medical conditions (Dr Government’s response, 190. Doug Naysmith), 613. 408 WESTMINSTER HALL A Surveillance Society?—Fifth Report from the Home Legislation—First Joint Report from the Committee on Affairs Committee, Session 2007–08, the Government’s Arms Export Controls, Session 2008–09, and the Govern- response and the Information Commissioner’s response, ment’s response, 698. 241. Sure Start progression, 630. Delivering a sustainable railway: a 30-year strategy for The Licensing Act 2003—Sixth Report from the Cul- the railways?—Tenth Report from the Transport Com- ture, Media and Sport Committee, and the Government’s mittee, Session 2007–08, and the Government’s response, response, 655. 145. The World Food Programme and Global Food Secu- Defra’s Darwin Initiative, 332. rity—Tenth Report from the International Development Department for Culture, Media and Sport Annual Committee, Session 2007–08, and the Government’s Report 2008, 87. response, 385. European Commission’s Annual Policy Strategy, 501. Towards effective sentencing—Fifth Report from the Justice Committee, Session 2007–08, and the Govern- Future strategy on race equality, 218. ment’s response, 125. Global Security: Iran—Fifth Report from the Foreign UK Offshore Oil and Gas—First Report from the Affairs Committee, Session 2007–08, and the Govern- Energy and Climate Change Committee, and the Govern- ment’s response, 531. ment’s response, 677. Health inequalities—Third Report from the Health Valuing and Supporting Carers—Fourth Report from Committee, and the Government’s response, 721. the Work and Pensions Committee, Session 2007–08, and Housing and the credit crunch—Third Report from the the Government’s response, 164. Communities and Local Government Committee, Session 2. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays: 2008–09, and the Government’s response, 563. Abortion law in Northern Ireland (Martin Salter), 555. Human Rights—Ninth Report from the Foreign Affairs Committee, Session 2007–08, and the Government’s Abusive images on the internet (Judy Mallaber), 214. response, 45. Addiction to prescription and over-the-counter medi- Inter-Parliamentary Union, 108. cines (Dr Brian Iddon), 432. Investigating the oceans—Tenth Report from the Sci- Aerosol technology and climate change (Tom Brake), ence and Technology Committee, Session 2006–07, and 432. the Government’s response, 277. Affordable housing in Durham (Dr Roberta Black- Meeting the Government’s commitments to children man-Woods), 55. affected by HIV/AIDS in developing countries, 344. Affordable housing in rural areas (Tim Farron), 688. NHS Next Stage Review—First Report from the Agricultural building allowance (Mr Alistair Carmi- Health Committee, Session 2008–09, and the Govern- chael), 619. ment’s response, 364. Agriculture in the South West (Mr David Heath), 73. Overseas Territories—Seventh Report from the Foreign Affairs Committee, Session 2007–08, and the Agriculture in West Dorset (Mr Oliver Letwin), 136. Government’s response, 295. Air quality in passenger aircraft (Mr Tobias Ellwood), Personal Carbon Trading—Fifth Report from the En- 496. vironmental Audit Committee, Session 2007–08, and the Airport development on St Helena (Meg Munn), 233. Government’s response, 447. Allocation of school places (Anne Main), 382. Policing and Criminal Justice in Northern Ireland: the Cost of Policing the Past—Third Report from the North- Ambulance services in Nantwich and Crewe (Mr Ed- ern Ireland Affairs Committee, Session 2007–08, and the ward Timpson), 442. Government’s response, 63. Annual report of the Service Complaints Commission- Policing for the 21st Century—Seventh Report from er (Mrs Joan Humble), 293. the Home Affairs Committee, Session 2007–08, and the Application of Arbroath Abbey for UNESCO World Government’s response, 421. Heritage Status (Mr Mike Weir), 100. Road safety, 401. Application of sex discrimination legislation to reli- Scrutiny of Arms Export Control (2008): UK Strategic gious organisations (Robert Key), 715. Export Controls Annual Report 2006, Quarterly Reports Archer Inquiry report into contaminated blood and for 2007, Licensing Policy and Review of Export Control blood products (Jenny Willott), 496. Legislation—First Joint Report from the Committee on Arms Export Controls, Session 2007–08, and the Govern- Armed forces veterans (Mr Roger Williams), 288. ment’s response, 260. Asbestos in schools (Paul Rowen), 257. Scrutiny of Arms Export Control (2009): UK Strategic Assistance for small businesses in the current econom- Export Controls Annual Report 2007, Quarterly Reports ic situation (Mr Philip Hollobone), 83. for 2008, Licensing Policy and Review of Export Control WESTMINSTER HALL 409 Availability of land for renewable energy schemes Co-operation and competition in the NHS (Dr Richard (Natascha Engel), 269. Taylor), 156. Availability of non-invasive ventilation to persons with Cost to the NHS of treating back pain (David Tredinn- motor neurone disease (Mr Mark Todd), 269. ick), 399. BBC World Service (Mr Greg Hands), 35. Council housing and rents (Mr Mike Hancock), 160. Benefit arrangements for older people living in extra Criteria for regeneration funding in Gloucester during care accommodation (Dr Stephen Ladyman), 458. a recession (Mr Parmjit Dhanda), 586. Betting on sport and the integrity of sport in the UK Cyprus (Mr Andrew Dismore), 711. (Dr Ian Gibson), 362. Dartford river crossing (James Brokenshire), 673. Biofuel from recycled cooking oils and recycled etha- Dartford river crossing tolls (James Brokenshire), 41. nol (Anne Main), 666. Death of Christopher Traynor (Mr Ian McCartney), Bristol barrage and Severn Estuary tidal lagoons (Mr 619. Ian Liddell-Grainger), 118. Death of Simon Slade at Gidea Park railway station Building Colleges for the Future programme (Dr John (Mr Iain Duncan Smith), 73. Pugh), 257. Definition and procurement of identity cards (Mr Mark Capital programme at Canterbury College (Mr Julian Todd), 214. Brazier), 288. Delivery of the extended school programme (Ms Ka- Capital spending allocations for further education ren Buck), 293. colleges (Mr Geoffrey Clifton-Brown), 142. Dental services in Oxfordshire (Dr Evan Harris), 375. Car park charging in Richmond Park (Justine Green- ing), 233. Deployment of British troops in Helmand province (Paul Flynn), 526. Cardiac and vascular health policy from 2010 onwards (Mr Malcolm Moss), 293. Detention of civilians in internally displaced persons camps in Sri Lanka (Joan Ryan), 673. Care of thalassaemia patients (Mr David Burrowes), 123. Digital switchover and audio description (Alun Mi- chael), 238. Case of Alan Louthwaite Irwin and Helios Airways Flight ZU 522 (Nadine Dorries), 362. Diversity in public appointments (Meg Munn), 496. Case of Mrs Masuma Jariwalla (Mr Edward Garnier), Early voting (Mrs Linda Riordan), 143. 418. Economic aid to Palestinian territories (Martin Linton), Centre for Defence Medicine at Selly Oak (Ms Gisela 100. Stuart), 711. Economic downturn and prospects for the UK econo- Charges for oxygen by airlines (Nick Ainger), 486. my (Gordon Banks), 105. Chase Farm Hospital (Mr David Burrowes), 61. Effect of ballistic missile defence policies (Mr Peter Kilfoyle), 516. Choose and book appointments in the NHS (Andrew Stunell), 122. Effect of changes to the police funding formula in Wales (Mark Williams), 105. Christianity in public life (Andrew Selous), 214. Effect of council tax capping in Surrey in 2009–10 (Sir Combat stress and the NHS (Sir Paul Beresford), 555. Paul Beresford), 411. Community land trusts and housing (Linda Gilroy), Effect of European Court of Justice judgments on 122. working people (Colin Burgon), 586. Commuter services on the West Coast Main Line (Mr Effect on local communities of Government policy on Mark Lancaster), 252. Gypsies and Travellers (Steve Webb), 545. Compensation for pleural plaques victims (Jim Sheri- Effectiveness of the European union (Mr William dan), 142. Cash), 187. Concessionary bus travel scheme and fraudulent issu- Effects of English libel law on the reporting of parlia- ing of tickets by bus companies (Rosie Cooper), 341. mentary proceedings (Dr Evan Harris), 652. Condition of rivers in England (Mr Oliver Heald), 362. Effects on the UK film industry of copyright theft Conservation areas and character appraisal (Ms Gisela (John Barrett), 204. Stuart), 652. Electricity generation and consumption in Scotland Consumer rights (Mark Lazarowicz), 356. (Gordon Banks), 322. Consumers and energy regulation (Mr John Barron), Energy production in the UK (Mr Ian Lid- 418. dell-Grainger), 619. 410 WESTMINSTER HALL Energy security and nuclear non-proliferation (Mr Future of the UK steel industry (Mr Denis MacShane), Jamie Reed), 496. 516. England/Wales cross-border health services (Mr Mark Future regulation of the minerals and food supplement Harper), 288. sector (Mr Mark Todd), 432. Epilepsy services (Chris McCafferty), 156. G20 summit in London (Mr James Plaskitt), 233. Exchange rate policy (Mr Christopher Chope), 61. Gangmasters and the construction industry (Jim Sher- idan), 362. Extending selective licensing schemes (Phil Wilson), 694. Garden land development (Andrew George), 118. Fallen stock on the Isle of Wight (Mr Andrew Turner), Gas storage in the UK (Mr Stephen Crabb), 156. 458. Global population growth (Mr David Kidney), 122. Family finances in the recession (Ms Sally Keeble), Government funding for local authority support for 666. adults with learning difficulties (Mr Andrew Smith), 545. Financial effects of early intervention policies (Mr Government policy on Israeli settlements (Rob Mar- Graham Allen), 54. ris), 586. Financial Services Compensation Scheme levy on Government policy on Syria and the Middle East (Mr building societies (Mrs Ann Cryer), 204. Richard Spring), 464. Financial services regulation (Mr David Heath- Government policy on the abolition of the death penal- coat-Amory), 711. ty (Mr Alistair Carmichael), 672. Fire safety in schools (Mr Ian McCartney), 375. Government policy on the Islamic Republic of Iran Free school meals (Dr Roberta Blackman-Woods), (Mr Ben Wallace), 187. 645. Government policy on the islands of Abu Musa and the Freeze on settlement building in the occupied Palestin- Greater and Lesser Tunbs (Mr John Grogan), 411. ian Territories (Martin Linton), 41. Government preparedness for extreme solar events Funding for building schools for the future programme (Graham Stringer), 411. in Dudley (Lynda Waltho), 136. Government programmes to assist people facing repos- Funding for Coventry City Council services (Mr Jim session and mortgage arrears (Dr Vincent Cable), 486. Cunningham), 204. Government’s Dying Well strategy (Mr Frank Field), Funding for home improvement agencies (Mr David 100. Drew), 275. Government’s response to the Parliamentary Ombuds- Funding for the private rented housing sector (Lorely man’s report on Equitable Life (Steve Webb), 101; (Mr Burt), 356. David Davis), 375. Funding of policing in Gloucestershire (Mr Mark Government support for the Maldives (Mr David Harper), 54. Amess), 628. Funding of UK Deaf Sport (Mr Iain Duncan Smith), Government support for the steel industry (Mr Ian 432. Cawsey), 252. Future of Devonport Naval Base (Mr Gary Streeter), Government support for the textile industry (Mr Mi- 336. chael Moore), 652. Future of Dunfermline Building Society (Willie Ren- Grooming of children for prostitution (Mr Barry nie), 275. Sheerman), 73. Future of election observation (Mr Bruce George), Growth in the Milton Keynes/South Midlands sub-re- 179. gion (Mr David Lidington), 54. Future of Heathrow Airport expansion (Mr Adam Hajj pilgrims and UK tour operators (Mr Roger God- Afriyie), 432. siff), 257. Future of local press (Dr Ashok Kumar), 73. Haringey pupil funding (Lynne Featherstone), 694. Future of the Forensic Science Service (Mr Lindsay Health and safety in the North Sea oil and gas industry Hoyle), 486. (Mr Frank Doran), 619. Future of the island of St Helena (Ann Winterton), Health inequalities and primary care trust funding (Mr 442. Neil Turner), 238. Future of the Nimrod project (Mark Hunter), 382. Health problems for thalidomide victims (Mr Martin Caton), 269. Future of the South London Line (Simon Hughes), 715. Healthcare services in Shropshire (Mr Philip Dunne), 545. WESTMINSTER HALL 411 Heart of Wales railway line (Mr Martin Caton), 375. Local authorities’ role in promoting apprenticeships (Mr George Howarth), 555. Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Middle East peace pro- cess (Andrew Gwynne), 356. Local regulation of private landlords (Graham String- er), 652. HM Prison Wellingborough (Mr Peter Bone), 545. London Metropolitan University (Jeremy Corbyn), HM Revenue and Customs office closure programme 382. (Mr Anthony Wright), 213. Management of the Foreign and Commonwealth Of- Home education (Mr Mark Field), 411. fice and the case of Mr John Pitman (Dr Andrew Murri- Home repossessions (Dr Vincent Cable), 54. son), 526. Honey bee health (John Penrose), 327. Manufacturing and employment (Mr Lindsay Hoyle), 411. Human rights in Iran (Lembit Öpik), 526. Marketing of structured products backed by Lehman Impact of the City of London on the UK economy (Mr Brothers (Mr Edward Vaizey), 516. John Grogan), 627. Military vehicle design (Ann Winterton), 73. Impact of UK grocery market regulation on developing countries (Andrew George), 627. Military vehicles and aircraft (Anne Winterton), 666. Implementation of Council of Europe Convention on Mountain rescue teams (Dr Brian Iddon), 83. Action against Trafficking in Human Beings (Mr Anthony National Dementia Strategy (Jeremy Wright), 275. Steen), 118. National Parks in England (Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger), Implementing the Renewable Transport Fuel Obliga- 35. tion (Paddy Tipping), 35. Network Rail’s employment practices (Mr Jim Implications for UK policy of relations between China Devine), 187. and the West (Mr Mark Field), 619. Nitrate vulnerable zones (Christopher Fraser), 464. Implications of the EU Working Time Directive for retained fire-fighters (Mr Alistair Carmichael), 142. Nuclear energy (Mr David Heathcoat-Amory), 269. Implications of the Rose Report (Dr Ian Gibson), 136. Office of Government Commerce and green procure- ment (Mr David Kidney), 341. Importation of health food products from the Channel Islands (Dr Brian Iddon), 336. Ofsted’s supervision of fostering services (Mr James Plaskitt), 652. Inbound tourism (Hugh Bayley), 160. Operation of libel laws (Mr Denis MacShane), 41. Incineration of waste in Gloucestershire (Mr Parmjit Dhanda), 179. Operation of Mitcham Jobcentre Plus (Siobhain Mc- Donagh), 516. Independent inspectors’ report into the collapse of MG Rover (Richard Burden), 688. Operation of the United Nations (Simon Hughes), 418. India (Mr David Amess), 358. Pardon for Mr Michael Shields (Mrs Louise Ellman), 555. Integrity of the electoral register (Mr Simon Burns), 645. Parliamentary Ombudsman’s report into Equitable Life (Mr Fabian Hamilton), 464. Jobcentre services in the highlands (Danny Alexander), 136. Payment protection insurance (Harry Cohen), 100. Learning and Skills Council funding for school sixth Pedestrian crossing at Wareham railway station (An- forms (Mike Penning), 341. nette Brooke), 673. Legal Services Commission in Cardiff (Julie Morgan), Pemberton homicide review (Anne Snelgrove), 442. 83. Performance of Thames Valley Probation Service Levels of achievement of white disadvantaged pupils (Tony Baldry), 322. in Birmingham (Richard Burden), 375. Pet passport schemes (Andrew Selous), 465. Liability of central London businesses (Mr Mark Pharmacy payments and clawbacks (Mr Adrian Sand- Field), 666. ers), 61. Light dues, lightships and lighthouses (Mr Andrew Photography in public places (Mr John Randall), 275. Turner), 393. Planning consideration for wind farms in Northamp- Livestock industry and its effect on climate change tonshire (Mr Philip Hollobone), 486. (Kerry McCarthy), 257. Plymouth City Bus and sustainable transport (Linda Lobbying Whitehall and Westminster (Mr Gordon Gilroy), 628. Prentice), 143. Police crowd control techniques (Ms Diane Abbott), Local and regional newspapers (Mark Williams), 555. 356. 412 WESTMINSTER HALL Policing in Croydon (Mr Andrew Pelling), 327. Recent developments in financial markets (Mr Andrew Pelling), 123. Policy implications of the termination of police force contracts: the case of Thames Valley Police and Wessex Recognition of British heroes of the Holocaust (Mr Recovery Limited (Mr Richard Benyon), 688. Russell Brown), 327. Policy on pensioners (Bob Spink), 187. Re-doubling of the Swindon to Kemble railway line (Mr David Drew), 666. Primary care trust criteria for allocating beds to elderly patients (Miss Anne McIntosh), 382. Reducing female mortality in Africa (Mr Phil Willis), 715. Primary school places in London (Mr Edward Davey), 179. Reference to the county of Pembrokeshire on the Roy- al Mail database (Mr Stephen Crabb), 458. Prisoner release decisions (Dr Nick Palmer), 645. Regional aviation policy (Phil Wilson), 442. Probation Service (Mr Elfyn Llwyd), 694. Regional Development Agency support for Gloucester Procedures for appeals against school governing body (Mr Parmjit Dhanda), 362. decisions (Rosie Cooper), 465. Regulation and funding issues concerning community Progress of Better Healthcare Closer to Home strategy sports clubs (Ms Angela C. Smith), 238. (Siobhain McDonagh), 382. Regulation of local bus services (Steve Webb), 336. Proposals for a football team GB at the London 2012 Olympic Games (Pete Wishart), 204. Regulation of private car parking companies (Mrs Anne McGuire), 399. Proposals for a strategic development area north and north east of Hedge End (Chris Huhne), 486. Regulation of online gambling (Robert Neill), 238. Proposals for a university for North Northamptonshire Residential and nursing care homes (Richard Young- (Mr Philip Hollobone), 252. er-Ross), 233. Proposed closure of HM Revenue and Customs Office Responsible banking practices (Mrs Linda Riordan), in Chorley (Mr Lindsay Hoyle), 160. 288. Proposed closure of mental health in-patients units in Retrospective levying of business rates (Mr Austin the New Forest (Dr Julian Lewis), 645. Mitchell), 105. Proposed eco-town development in Marston Vale, Review of listed sporting events (Mr John Grogan), Bedfordshire (Mrs Nadine Dorries), 105. 322. Prospects for a 2010 nuclear non-proliferation treaty Role and function of the Audit Commission in local review conference (Tony Lloyd), 715. government (Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger), 204. Provision for bullied children (David Howarth), 526. Rural economy during the recession (Mr James Gray), 252. Protection of Ashraf residents under the Geneva Con- vention (Andrew Mackinlay), 257. Safeguarding children and young people from sexual exploitation (Mr Anthony Steen), 458. Provision of motorcycle testing in rural Wales (Mark Williams), 293. School buildings in Alnwick, Northumberland, 586. Pub ownership and the brewing industry (Dr John Secondary school registration in Colchester (Bob Pugh), 322. Russell), 35. Public Analysts Service (Dr Brian Iddon), 394. Sexual health in Middlesbrough (Dr Ashok Kumar), 293. Public procurement and farm animal welfare (Mr Chris Mullin), 688. Single and double summer time (Mr David Kidney), 41. Public transport accessibility for young disabled per- sons (Mr David Anderson), 394. Situation in Gaza (Clare Short), 83. Public transport and the disabled (Mr John Randall), Skills and training for the British curry industry (Anne 711. Main), 187. RAF Allied Memorial Plymouth Hoe (Linda Gilroy), Skills gap in older industrial areas (Mr David Ander- 418. son), 458. Rail industry during the recession (John McDonnell), Skills initiatives and strategy for economic recovery in 399. Lancashire (Mr Gordon Marsden), 336. Rail service on the East Coast Main Line (Hugh Bay- Social housing in central London (Mr Mark Field), 61. ley), 545. Specialist care for muscular dystrophy patients (Mrs Rail services to Grimsby and Cleethorpes (Shona Caroline Spelman), 688. McIsaac), 442. Spending on railways in the North of England (Ms Rape crisis centres (Lynda Waltho), 711. Angela C. Smith), 496. WESTMINSTER HALL 413 Sri Lanka and the Commonwealth (Siobhain Mc- Use of interpreters by police forces (Mr John Leech), Donagh), 252. 214. Stafford Hospital (Mr David Kidney), 275. Use of NHS resources (Dr Richard Taylor), 238. Statistics on scientific procedures on living animals Value added tax on child seat bases (Bob Russell), 269. (Bill Etherington), 156. Wardens in sheltered housing (Mr Geoffrey Cox), 645. Stroke services in Ealing and Southall (Mr Virendra Welsh-language text on identity cards (Nia Griffith), Sharma), 399. 118. Support for cancer survivors (Laura Moffatt), 394. Whistleblowing in the NHS (Dr Richard Taylor), 341. Support for people with fibromyalgia (Mr Rob Wil- Work of the Department for Work and Pensions in son), 336. Plymouth (Linda Gilroy), 715. Support for persons disabled by thalidomide (Charlotte Workers damaged by vaccines and Vaccine Damage Atkins), 694. Payment Scheme (Ian Stewart), 526. Support for the British motor industry (Sandra Gidley), Youth crime (Ms Karen Buck), 418. 41. [2009–10] Sustainable housing strategies for Marton Moss, Blackpool (Mr Gordon Marsden), 694. 1. On Thursdays Tall buildings and planning policy (Martin Linton), Assistance to communities from the third sector and 327. government, 329. Tax avoidance and evasion and global financial flows Carbon Capture and Storage—Ninth Report from the (David Taylor), 341. Environmental Audit Committee, Session 2007–08, and the Government’s response, 183. Tax credits (Jo Swinson), 118. Demonstrating respect for rights? A human rights Tax credits, childcare tax credit and working parents approach to policing protest—Seventh Report from the (Ms Karen Buck), 61. Joint Committee on Human Rights, Session 2008–09, and Taxation of bingo clubs (John Hemming), 160. the Government response, and Demonstrating respect for rights: follow up—Twenty-second Report from the Com- Teaching standards in schools in England (Mr Graham mittee, Session 2008–09, and the Government response, Stuart), 516. 205. Thames Valley Police (Tony Baldry), 105. Global Security: Non-proliferation—Fourth Report Transport in Pudsey (Mr Paul Truswell), 673. from the Foreign Affairs Committee, Session 2008–09, and the Government response, 298. Transport in the North West (Mr Lindsay Hoyle), 288. Lobbying: access and influence in Whitehall—First Treatment of Christians in Iraq (Mr Edward Leigh), 35. Report from the Public Administration Committee, Ses- Treatment of small businesses by the Reading office of sion 2008–09, and the Government’s response, 119. HBOS (Mr James Paice), 394. Patient Safety—Sixth Report from the Health Commit- UK aid for North African countries (Daniel Kawczyn- tee, Session 2008–09, and the government response, 357. ski), 399. Rail fares and franchises—Eighth Report from the UK aid to Gaza (Mr Andy Slaughter), 160. Transport Committee, Session 2008–09, and the Govern- ment’s response, 264. UK energy policy and the role of coal (Mr David Anderson), 233. Supporting young people in the recession, 140. UK relations with Latin America (Jeremy Corbyn), Tackling pensioner poverty—Fifth Report from the 179. Work and Pensions Committee, Session 2008–09, and the Government’s response, 75. UK relations with Libya (Daniel Kawczynski), 327. Thirty-first Annual Report of the House of Commons UK relations with Nepal (Sir John Stanley), 179. Commission, 47. UK relations with Nigeria (John Robertson), 83. Violence against women, 161. UK relations with Russia (Mr Greg Hands), 627. 2. On Tuesdays and Wednesdays UK relationship with the European Union (Daniel Accountability of returning officers (David Cairns), Kawczynski), 586. 201. United Nations conference on anti-racism in Geneva Additional pressures on families with twins and other (John Mann), 322. multiple births (Bob Russell), 116. United States of America (Mr Mark Pritchard), 136. Afghanistan strategy (Paul Flynn), 62. Unitary authority proposals for Norfolk, Suffolk and Age discrimination in healthcare (Mr Paul Burstow), Devon (Mr Keith Simpson), 156. 98. 414 WESTMINSTER HALL Air passenger duty and travel to Caribbean countries First Capital Connect rail services (Anne Main), 201. (Mr Roger Godsiff), 172. Foreign registered lorries (Mr Austin Mitchell), 252. Alcohol fraud (Paul Rowen), 222. Fuel duty on petrol prices in remote and peripheral Allocation of places at universities in England (Mr Phil areas (Mr Alistair Carmichael), 236. Willis), 201. Funding for West Yorkshire Police (Mr Paul Truswell), Back to Work initiative in Wales (Chris Ruane), 137. 116. Bone marrow register (Chris Ruane), 90. Future of dairy farming in the UK (Mr Stephen Crabb), 179. British Forces Post Office service (Sandra Gidley), 70. Future of higher education (Mr Rob Wilson), 36. British Indian Ocean Territory (Jeremy Corbyn), 323. Future of local radio (Mr Alistair Carmichael), 128. Child poverty in London (Ms Diane Abbott), 222. Future of London hospitals (Lynne Featherstone), 352. Child Support Agency (Mr Brian H. Donohoe), 98. Future of physics research (Dr Evan Harris), 369. Closure of the Land Registry office in Peterborough (Mr Stewart Jackson), 287. Future of the British pub (Mr Nigel Evans), 252. Contribution of Leeds to the UK economy (John Bat- Future of the Purton hulks (Mr David Drew), 62. tle), 157. Future of the steel industry on Teesside (Dr Ashok Criminal Records bureau (Mr Edward Vaizey), 157. Kumar), 98. Davies review of free-to-air listed events (Mr John Gang crime in London (Ms Diane Abbott), 408. Grogan), 128. General practitioner practice boundaries (David Tay- Defence industry in Lancashire (Mr David S. Borrow), lor), 98. 345. Governance and regulation of professional football Dementia strategy (Mr Paul Burstow), 345. (Tony Lloyd), 236. Development of Kidderminster railway station (Dr Governance of the Turks and Caicos Islands (Mr David Richard Taylor), 408. Clelland), 369. Development of Luton railway station (Kelvin Hop- Government disability policy after the economic kins), 369. downturn (Mr Tom Clarke), 369. Drought and famine in Kenya (Mr Gregory Campbell), Government policy on conflict prevention (Simon 179. Hughes), 222. Economy of Coventry and the West Midlands) (Mr Jim Government policy on high speed rail (Mr Eric Mar- Cunningham), 157. tlew), 402. Education maintenance allowance (John Robertson), Government policy on Kurdistan (Mr Andrew Pelling), 195. 128. Educational Standards in the City of Westminster (Mr Government policy on motoring (Mr Nigel Evans), Mark Field), 345. 313. Effect on Buckinghamshire of the Government’s pre- Government policy on non-domicile tax status (Nor- ferred route for High Speed Two (Mr David Lidington), man Baker), 104. 369. Government policy on the Goldstone report (Martin Effect on coastal erosion of offshore dredging (Mr Linton), 128. Graham Stuart), 36. Government science priorities (Dr Vincent Cable), 90. Effect of seagulls on businesses in Gloucester city Healthcare services in Buckingham (Mrs Cheryl Gil- centre (Mr Parmjit Dhanda), 222. lan), 90. Effectiveness of the House of Commons (Mr Martin High speed rail (Greg Mulholland), 62. Salter), 421. HIV and AIDS (Mr David S. Borrow), 201. Effects on health of super-strength lager (Martin Lin- ton), 36. Home energy efficiency and fuel poverty (Malcolm Bruce), 287. Employment at the London 2012 Olympics site (Ms Diane Abbott), 314. Housing in London (Mr Andy Slaughter), 280. Exportable benefits (Mr Roger Gale), 128. Housing in Southwark (Simon Hughes), 421. Finances and capabilities of the Foreign and Common- Human rights in Colombia (Jim Sheridan), 179. wealth office (Mr Adam Holloway), 172. Humanitarian aid to Iraq (Keith Hill), 421. Fire safety in rented accommodation (Mr Adrian Sand- Immigration control (Mr Philip Hollobone), 116. ers), 90. WESTMINSTER HALL 415 Immigration policy and language schools (Mr Robert Presbyterian Mutual Society (Dr William McCrea), Syms), 62. 375. Independent Safeguarding Authority (Kelvin Hopkins), Private rented sector in Durham (Dr Roberta Black- 104. man-Woods), 352. Island transport services (Andrew George), 104. Property taxation (Andrew George), 261. Isle of Wight NHS Primary Care trust (Mr Andrew Proportional representation (Mr Austin Mitchell), 36. Turner), 287. Proposed changes to the Hastings line rail service Land in Zimbabwe (Hugh Bayley), 375. (Gregory Barker), 261. Litter on motorways and trunk roads (Mike Penning), Proposed development at Hatchfield Farm, Newmar- 402. ket, Suffolk (Mr Richard Spring), 151. Local newspapers (Mr Paul Burstow), 137. Punjabi community in Britain (John McDonnell), 201. Manchester cross-city bus travel (Graham Stringer), RAF Lyneham and the future of air transport (Mr 375. James Gray), 116. Manufacturing industry in the UK (Mr Austin Mitch- Rail Services in West Kent (Greg Clark), 375. ell), 150. Rail services on the Kent Coast Line (Mr Roger Gale), Maximum workplace temperature (John McDonnell), 323. 261. Rail services on the Maidstone East Line (Sir John Microfinance (Mr Mark Field), 172. Stanley), 116. Mobility scooters and road safety (Jeff Ennis), 104. Raising of the pension age (Harry Cohen), 313. Multiple sclerosis risk sharing drugs (Mr James Gray), Re-doubling of the Swindon to Kemble railway line 195. (Mr Geoffrey Clifton-Brown), 408. Musculoskeletal conditions (Paul Rowen), 150. Reform of the House of Commons (Mark Fisher), 90. National DNA Database (Ms Diane Abbott), 70. Regional security in the Horn of Africa (Mark Pritchard), 172. Native wood cover (Paddy Tipping), 222. Regulation of the insurance industry (Mr Tom Harris), Neuroblastoma and monoclonal antibody therapy (Mr 137. Peter Bone), 98. Repatriation of historic objects (Mr Angus MacNeil), NHS health facilities in Wellingborough (Mr Peter 324. Bone), 345. Report of the Speaker’s Conference on Parliamentary No fault liability scheme for miners’ knee (Mr Michael Representation (Miss Anne Begg), 402. Clapham), 280. Requirement for clarity in planning applications (Mr Non-resident parents and the Child Support Agency 1 Oliver Letwin), 421. scheme (Janet Anderson), 236. Review of listed sporting events and the Rugby League Online child and adult protection (John Robertson), Challenge Cup Final (Mr Neil Turner), 70. 345. Revitalising Parliament (Mr Andrew Pelling), 236. Operation of the Rural Payments Agency (Mr Ian Liddell-Grainger), 352. Road traffic accident compensation and sentencing (Mr Rob Wilson), 252. Opportunities for reduction of NHS expenditure (Dr Richard Taylor), 280. Role of HM Revenue and Customs in monitoring imports under the EU-Israel trade agreement (Dr Phyllis Outcomes from early intervention for children and Starkey), 179. young people (Mr Graham Allen), 402. Rossington inland port development (Caroline Flint), Passenger safety on railway platforms (Mr Iain Dun- 157. can Smith), 314. Royal Bank of Scotland lending to small businesses Pensioner poverty (Jo Swinson), 252. (Mr Jim Hood), 324. Peripheral arterial disease (Dr Brian Iddon), 280. Schools funding in Cornwall (Matthew Taylor), 195. Political situation in Burma (Mr Nigel Evans), 70. Schools in Sutton (Tom Brake), 150. Population and immigration (Hon. Nicholas Soames), Seaside town regeneration (Mr Hugo Swire), 36. 195. Seatbelts in heavy goods vehicles (Mr Alan Milburn), Port business rates (Mr Ian Cawsey), 352. 62. Poverty and inequality (Lynne Jones), 408. Situation of private tenants and leaseholders in London Preparations for the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee (Mr (Jeremy Corbyn), 287. Andrew Pelling), 375. 416 WESTMINSTER HALL Supervision and Regulation of the IBM pension UK Human Trafficking Centre and a national human scheme (Sandra Gidley), 137. trafficking watchdog (Mr Anthony Steen), 157. Support for UK manufacturing industries (Mr Michael UK relations with China (Tony Baldry), 137. Moore), 252. UK relations with Mongolia (Mr John Grogan), 261. Tackling crime in Plymouth (Linda Gilroy), 408. UK School Games and the 2012 Olympic legacy (Mr Tankers anchored in Lyme Bay (Mr Oliver Letwin), Richard Caborn), 172. 314. Unitary proposals for Norfolk, Suffolk and Devon (Mr Tax on international financial transactions (Mr Graham Keith Simpson), 280. Allen), 324. Universities and regeneration of towns and cities (Mr Terrorism and Islamist militancy (Mr George How- Barry Sheerman), 151. arth), 236. Visa rights for migrant domestic workers (Martin Thameslink programme (Patrick Hall), 195. Salter), 352. Transport in South East London (Clive Efford), 261. Water and sewerage charges in the South West (Mr Adrian Sanders), 179. Transport in the North West (Mr Lindsay Hoyle), 421. Winding-up of the Communications Allowance (Keith Treasury accounting in relation to natural capital (Bar- Hill), 287. ry Gardiner), 104. 400th anniversary of the King James Bible (David UK chemical industry (Dr Brian Iddon), 402. Simpson), 70. WITNESSES 417 WITNESSES
Sessional Resolution relating to tampering with Paper No. 855, and the Government’s Response thereto witnesses, [2000–01] 1; [2001–02] 15; [2002–03] 1; (published as the Committee’s Third Special Report of [2003–04] 2. the current Session, House of Commons Paper No. 613); approves the proposals set out in paragraphs 9, 10 and 25 Sessional Resolution relating to false evidence, [2000– of the Report for changes in the practice of the House at 01] 1; [2001–02] 15; [2002–03] 1; [2003–04] 2. the beginning of each Session [&c.], [2003–04] 591. Resolution, That this House takes note of the Third [For Committees exercising the power to send for per- Report of the Procedure Committee, Session 2002–03, on sons, see COMMITTEES, SELECT and COMMITTEES Sessional Orders and Resolutions, House of Commons JOINT]