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That this House notes with concern that the Third Reading of the Private Members' Bill the Sexual Offences Bill, introduced by the honourable Member for Streatham, was blocked, despite the fact that it received an unopposed Second Reading, was unamended both in Committee and Report Stage, and had the support of both front benches and almost universal support in the House; and therefore urges that the procedures for Private Members' Bills should be reviewed in the light of this occurrence.
That this House notes with concern that the Third Reading of the Private Members' Bill the Sexual Offences Bill, introduced by the honourable Member for Streatham, was blocked, despite the fact that it received an unopposed Second Reading, was unamended both in Committee and Report Stage, and had the support...
To bring forward an amendment to Standing Orders to provide that Report stage & Third Reading of all Bills will be timetabled only if a minimum of two weekends has passed since Committee stage. (Failed OPQ).
To bring forward an amendment to Standing Orders to provide that Report stage & Third Reading of all Bills will be timetabled only if a minimum of two weekends has passed since Committee stage. (Failed OPQ).
Are there any conveniently available figures for costs of running PSA & Crown Suppliers Bill Committee stage after 9 pm. (Failed OPQ).
Are there any conveniently available figures for costs of running PSA & Crown Suppliers Bill Committee stage after 9 pm. (Failed OPQ).
To list Bills so far requiring Queens Consent this session on Second Reading & Third Reading. - Details given.
To list Bills so far requiring Queens Consent this session on Second Reading & Third Reading. - Details given.
To give cost to Cabinet Office of introduction & passage of Football spectators Act 1989 through Parlt
To give cost to Cabinet Office of introduction & passage of Football spectators Act 1989 through Parlt
To estimate cost to Parlt of introduction & passage of Football Spectators Act 1989 & to give breakdown of these costs
To estimate cost to Parlt of introduction & passage of Football Spectators Act 1989 & to give breakdown of these costs
What has been cost to DOE of the introduction & passage of the Football Spectators Act 1989 through Parlt.
What has been cost to DOE of the introduction & passage of the Football Spectators Act 1989 through Parlt.
What has been cost to HO of the introduction & passage of the Football Spectators Act 1989 through Parlt.
What has been cost to HO of the introduction & passage of the Football Spectators Act 1989 through Parlt.
How many bills in current Session have required Queen's consent to proceed; & how many have received that consent.
How many bills in current Session have required Queen's consent to proceed; & how many have received that consent.
In what form DSS proposals for changes to social security benefits for disabled people will be presented to Parlt - Ref to 162 c217
In what form DSS proposals for changes to social security benefits for disabled people will be presented to Parlt - Ref to 162 c217
That this House welcomes the constructive statement made on Thursday 9th November by the leader of the House when he stated that he hopes 'to come forward with proposals' regarding the treatment of Private Bills; recognises that this is a complex and difficult subject to which the Joint Committee on Private Bill Procedure and a number of honourable Members have devoted considerable time and effort; regrets that a group of Labour honourable Members have, during the last session, used the existing procedures in such a way as to deprive over twenty organisations, including local authorities, professional bodies and public and private companies, of their right, having presented Private Bills to Parliament of the reasonable expectation of fair treatment to bring their Bill to the Statute Book and not be subjected to blocking tactics that had nothing to do with the merits of their Bill; believes that this behaviour by Labour honourable Members brings Parliament into disrepute; and therefore urges most strongly that Her Majesty's Government should take whatever steps are necessary early in this session of Parliament to ensure that the presenters of Private legislation shall have safeguarded fully their rights to have their petition of parliament properly considered.
That this House welcomes the constructive statement made on Thursday 9th November by the leader of the House when he stated that he hopes 'to come forward with proposals' regarding the treatment of Private Bills; recognises that this is a complex and difficult subject to which the Joint Committee on...