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What will be the arrangements for the payment of congestion charges by Members of the House driving into central London in pursuit of their parliamentary duties. [HL 807].
What will be the arrangements for the payment of congestion charges by Members of the House driving into central London in pursuit of their parliamentary duties. [HL 807].
That this House, recognising the importance of gender balance in a reformed House of Lords and aware that faith communities, including the Church of England, will have problems achieving this, urges the General Synod of the Church of England to prepare for future representation in the Lords that will ensure an equal number of men and women.
That this House, recognising the importance of gender balance in a reformed House of Lords and aware that faith communities, including the Church of England, will have problems achieving this, urges the General Synod of the Church of England to prepare for future representation in the Lords that will ensure...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Chancellor on 10 June 2002 (636 c1-2WA): (a) how many life peers there are in each of the three parties and on the Cross-Benches; and (b) if no further life peers are created, what statistically would the number in each party likely...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Chancellor on 10 June 2002 (636 c1-2WA): (a) how many life peers there are in each of the three parties and on the Cross-Benches; and (b) if no further life peers are created, what statistically would the number in each party likely...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Chancellor on 24 July 2002 (638 c73WA), whether they will make it clear to all persons recommended for the grant of a life peerage that the peerage so granted may be time-limited if Recommendation 103 in the report of the Royal Commission...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Chancellor on 24 July 2002 (638 c73WA), whether they will make it clear to all persons recommended for the grant of a life peerage that the peerage so granted may be time-limited if Recommendation 103 in the report of the Royal Commission...
Lords announcement of repetition of statement on the fire dispute and limiting length of speeches to ten minutes in order to rise at 10pm.
Lords announcement of repetition of statement on the fire dispute and limiting length of speeches to ten minutes in order to rise at 10pm.
Ordered that leave of absence be granted to the Baroness Fisher of Rednal for the remainder of this Parliament.
Ordered that leave of absence be granted to the Baroness Fisher of Rednal for the remainder of this Parliament.
To ask the Prime Minister, what plans there are for the Independent Appointments Commission to make further appointments of non-party political peers to the House of Lords.
To ask the Prime Minister, what plans there are for the Independent Appointments Commission to make further appointments of non-party political peers to the House of Lords.
Lords announcement of repetition of statement on welfare to work and benefit up-rating; on limiting speeches during today's debate to ten minutes in order to rise by 10 pm and that subject to progress of business, the House will rise for the Christmas recess on Thursday 19 December and return on Tuesday 7 January, or the previous day, rise for the Easter recess on Thursday 10 April and return on Monday 28 April and rise for the Whitsun recess on Thursday 22 May and return on Tuesday 3 June or the previous day.
Lords announcement of repetition of statement on welfare to work and benefit up-rating; on limiting speeches during today's debate to ten minutes in order to rise by 10 pm and that subject to progress of business, the House will rise for the Christmas recess on Thursday 19 December and return...
Lords debate on announcement of repetition of statement on the fire dispute and limiting length of speeches in debate to nine minutes on days where the House aims to rise by 7.30pm.
Lords debate on announcement of repetition of statement on the fire dispute and limiting length of speeches in debate to nine minutes on days where the House aims to rise by 7.30pm.
That this House believes that a reformed House of Lords should not be a duplicate of the House of Commons; further believes that the primacy of the elected House of Commons and its special responsibility of representing people must be maintained and that an elected second chamber, however constituted, would inevitably challenge that primacy and lead to bad government; and notes that it is entirely possible to create a representative and accountable second chamber without direct elections.
That this House believes that a reformed House of Lords should not be a duplicate of the House of Commons; further believes that the primacy of the elected House of Commons and its special responsibility of representing people must be maintained and that an elected second chamber, however constituted, would...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Chancellor on 10 June 2002 (636 c1-2WA) (a) what statistically the number in each party would be likely to be in each of the next 10 years if no further life Peers are created; and (b) whether they will give projections on...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Chancellor on 10 June 2002 (636 c1-2WA) (a) what statistically the number in each party would be likely to be in each of the next 10 years if no further life Peers are created; and (b) whether they will give projections on...
To ask the Prime Minister, what consideration the House of Lords Appointment Commission has been asked to give to increasing the representation of Sikhs in the House of Lords.
To ask the Prime Minister, what consideration the House of Lords Appointment Commission has been asked to give to increasing the representation of Sikhs in the House of Lords.