Whether they will lay an order under the House of Lords Act in order to ensure that peers excluded under the Act who are resident in the Kensington and Chelsea constituency and who are on the register for local or European elections are table to vote in the forthcoming parliamentary...

Whether they will lay an order under the House of Lords Act in order to ensure that peers excluded under the Act who are resident in the Kensington and Chelsea constituency and who are on the register for local or European elections are table to vote in the forthcoming parliamentary...

Ruling that Speaker has responsibility for issuing the writ for a by-election, but no responsibility for the electorate in the constituency in response to a point of order by Mr Fraser relating to enfranchisement of peers on the electoral role in Kensington and Chelsea following passing of the House of...

Ruling that Speaker has responsibility for issuing the writ for a by-election, but no responsibility for the electorate in the constituency in response to a point of order by Mr Fraser relating to enfranchisement of peers on the electoral role in Kensington and Chelsea following passing of the House of...

Lords announcement on the results of the election of 75 hereditary Peers and their party or group in accordance with the provisions of the House of Lords Bill and Standing Order 9. (Election results given).

Lords announcement on the results of the election of 75 hereditary Peers and their party or group in accordance with the provisions of the House of Lords Bill and Standing Order 9. (Election results given).

What consideration has been given to providing Peers who cease to be Members of the House with financial assistance to enable them to make redundancy payments to existing personal staff engaged exclusively to provide secretarial and research assistance in the discharge of parliamentary duties; and What guidance he can provide...

What consideration has been given to providing Peers who cease to be Members of the House with financial assistance to enable them to make redundancy payments to existing personal staff engaged exclusively to provide secretarial and research assistance in the discharge of parliamentary duties; and What guidance he can provide...

Whether they intend to reply to a letter sent by the Lord Stoddard of Swindon to the right honourable Stephen Byers, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, on 19 May (reminder sent 13 July); if so, when; and if not, why not. [HL 4170].

Whether they intend to reply to a letter sent by the Lord Stoddard of Swindon to the right honourable Stephen Byers, Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, on 19 May (reminder sent 13 July); if so, when; and if not, why not. [HL 4170].

Lords personal statement apologising to the House for incorrect figures given during exchanges on Thursday 28 October 606 c380-2.

Lords personal statement apologising to the House for incorrect figures given during exchanges on Thursday 28 October 606 c380-2.

Lords motion on behalf of the Leader of the House that notwithstanding the practice of the House on Introductions a Peer who has sat by virtue of a hereditary peerage may sit by virtue of a life peerage without introduction. Motion agreed to on question (formal).

Lords motion on behalf of the Leader of the House that notwithstanding the practice of the House on Introductions a Peer who has sat by virtue of a hereditary peerage may sit by virtue of a life peerage without introduction. Motion agreed to on question (formal).

On what dates Dr John Reid MP and Lord Robertson of Port Ellen received their second and third anthrax vaccinations. [HL 4347].

On what dates Dr John Reid MP and Lord Robertson of Port Ellen received their second and third anthrax vaccinations. [HL 4347].

Lords announcement on the results of the election of 15 hereditary Peers ready to serve as Deputy Speakers or other office holders in accordance with the provisions of the House of Lords Bill and Standing Order 9. (Election results given).

Lords announcement on the results of the election of 15 hereditary Peers ready to serve as Deputy Speakers or other office holders in accordance with the provisions of the House of Lords Bill and Standing Order 9. (Election results given).

Whether he will split the total expenditure of £9,487,000 on expenses of Peers shown in the Annual Report and Accounts of the House of Lords for 1998-99, to show separately the total expenditure on (a) travelling expenses; (b) night subsidence; (c) day subsidence and incidental travel; and (d) secretarial costs,...

Whether he will split the total expenditure of £9,487,000 on expenses of Peers shown in the Annual Report and Accounts of the House of Lords for 1998-99, to show separately the total expenditure on (a) travelling expenses; (b) night subsidence; (c) day subsidence and incidental travel; and (d) secretarial costs,...

House of Lords Bill. Lords third reading (formal). Debate on amendments and motion that Bill do now pass. Passed on division (221 to 81). Returned to the Commons with amendments.

House of Lords Bill. Lords third reading (formal). Debate on amendments and motion that Bill do now pass. Passed on division (221 to 81). Returned to the Commons with amendments.

How many Peers, of those who claimed expenses in the year 1998-99, claimed total expenses of under £1,000, £1,001 - £5,000, £5,001 - £10,000, £10,001 - £15,000, £15,001 - £20,000, £20,001 - £25,000, and over £25,000 respectively. [HL 4315]. - Inc figures.

How many Peers, of those who claimed expenses in the year 1998-99, claimed total expenses of under £1,000, £1,001 - £5,000, £5,001 - £10,000, £10,001 - £15,000, £15,001 - £20,000, £20,001 - £25,000, and over £25,000 respectively. [HL 4315]. - Inc figures.

What steps have been taken since 17 February to extend special help, in relation to their parliamentary work, to Lords with severe visual impairments. [HL 4172].

What steps have been taken since 17 February to extend special help, in relation to their parliamentary work, to Lords with severe visual impairments. [HL 4172].

House of Lords Bill. Lords debate on motion that Bill be referred to the Examiners in respect of Clause 1. Negatived on division (85 to 214). Motion that Bill be similarly referred in respect of Clause 2(2) not moved.

House of Lords Bill. Lords debate on motion that Bill be referred to the Examiners in respect of Clause 1. Negatived on division (85 to 214). Motion that Bill be similarly referred in respect of Clause 2(2) not moved.

Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 5 July (603 c68WA), what Members of the House other than Lord Levy, have served in diplomatic missions as personal representatives of the Prime Minister. [HL 3553]. - No other Member of the House has served in this...

Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 5 July (603 c68WA), what Members of the House other than Lord Levy, have served in diplomatic missions as personal representatives of the Prime Minister. [HL 3553]. - No other Member of the House has served in this...