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Debate on a motion for the adjournment on select committees and the executive. (Inc ref to Cm 4737 and HC 748).
Debate on a motion for the adjournment on select committees and the executive. (Inc ref to Cm 4737 and HC 748).
That this House recalls that Early Day Motion 476 warmly welcomed the First Report of the Liaison Committee, Session 1999-2000, (HC 300), published on 2nd March, which observed that the membership of select committees is effectively under the control of the whips and that honourable Members have been kept off select committees because of their views and that this is wrong in principle; recognises that the Early Day Motion has been supported by 244 honourable Members and that the Leader of the House confirmed on 13th July that there would be a separate debate on the Liaison Committee's report; further notes that on the same day the Prime Minister told the Leader of the Opposition that there would be a free vote on the Report's recommendations, as there would be on the Conservative side; and, in the light of the statements made on 23rd October by candidates seeking election to the Speakership and by other honourable Members expressing concerns at the way in which Parliament had allowed itself to be side-lined, calls upon the Leader of the House to make Government time available to debate and vote on the Liaison Committee report.
That this House recalls that Early Day Motion 476 warmly welcomed the First Report of the Liaison Committee, Session 1999-2000, (HC 300), published on 2nd March, which observed that the membership of select committees is effectively under the control of the whips and that honourable Members have been kept off...
To ask the President of the Council, if she will propose to the Select Committee on Modernisation of the House of Commons a new system for advance notification of the publication of Select Committee Reports. (Failed OPQ) - Inc fact that No.
To ask the President of the Council, if she will propose to the Select Committee on Modernisation of the House of Commons a new system for advance notification of the publication of Select Committee Reports. (Failed OPQ) - Inc fact that No.
Westminster Hall sittings ruling that 'I cannot rule on the matter from the Chair... Control of such matters lies primarily with the Select Committee, which cannot be overruled unless new procedures are devised. Perhaps this is a matter for the Liaison Committee. I thank the hon Lady for giving me...
Westminster Hall sittings ruling that 'I cannot rule on the matter from the Chair... Control of such matters lies primarily with the Select Committee, which cannot be overruled unless new procedures are devised. Perhaps this is a matter for the Liaison Committee. I thank the hon Lady for giving me...