Proceeding contribution from Lord Sewel (Labour) in the House of Lords on Thursday, 28 April 2011. It occurred during Debate on select committee report on Procedure Committee.
Procedure Committee
My Lords, I draw attention to the recommendation which the noble Lord has already mentioned at paragraph 14, that Standing Order 43 be amended in the terms set out in appendix 1 to reduce the notice period for Questions and Motions, other than those relating to legislation, from one month to four weeks. I am all in favour of reform and modernisation, but is this not in danger of going too far, too fast in making an immediate change from one month to four weeks? Did the committee consider a phased introduction, perhaps over several decades, in order to bring this about?
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- Elections House of Lords Parliamentary procedure Oral questions Notice of motions Notice of questions Lord Speaker HL Standing Order No 19 HL Standing Order No 43
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