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Business of the House

The business for next week will be: Monday 23 May—Opposition day (16th allotted day). There will be a debate on ““Sentencing””, followed by a debate on ““Policing and Crime””. Both debates will arise on an Opposition motion. Tuesday 24 May—Motion relating to eurozone financial assistance, followed by a pre-recess Adjournment debate, the format of which has been specified by the Backbench Business Committee. The business for this day has been nominated by the Backbench Business Committee. Colleagues will wish to be reminded that the House will meet at 11.30 am on this day. The business for the week commencing 6 June will include: Monday 6 June—The House will not be sitting. Tuesday 7 June—Second Reading of the terrorism prevention and investigation measures Bill. Wednesday 8 June—There will be a debate on an humble address relating to the Duke of Edinburgh's 90th birthday, followed by Opposition day (17th allotted day) (half-day). There will be a half-day debate on an Opposition motion, subject to be announced. Thursday 9 June—Consideration of Lords amendments to the Postal Services Bill, followed by a general debate on the Munro report and its implications for child protection. Friday 10 June—Private Members' Bills. I should also like to inform the House that the business in Westminster Hall for Thursday 9 June 2011 will be: Thursday 9 June—A debate on the Scottish Affairs Committee report on postal services in Scotland.