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My Lords, I have to notify the House that the noble and gallant Lord, Lord Bramall, has indicated his wish to retire permanently from the service of the House. His retirement will take effect today. I am sure that the House will wish to join me in recognising the 26...
My Lords, I have to notify the House that the noble and gallant Lord, Lord Bramall, has indicated his wish to retire permanently from the service of the House. His retirement will take effect today. I am sure that the House will wish to join me in recognising the 26...
Lords announcement of the retirement of Lord Bramall on 25 April 2013.
Lords announcement of the retirement of Lord Bramall on 25 April 2013.
To ask the Chairman of Committees how many offices for use (1) by peers, (2) by peers’ personal staff, and (3) as (a) study rooms, and (b) researchers’ rooms, are allocated to (i) the Crossbench group, and (ii) each political party group, within the Palace of Westminster.[HL6632]
To ask the Chairman of Committees how many offices for use (1) by peers, (2) by peers’ personal staff, and (3) as (a) study rooms, and (b) researchers’ rooms, are allocated to (i) the Crossbench group, and (ii) each political party group, within the Palace of Westminster.[HL6632]
The allocation of offices within the House of Lords part of the Parliamentary Estate is shown below, broken down by political party or group. Offices across the estate vary in size considerably, as do the number of desks in each office. The allocation of desks within offices is managed by the relevant political party or group.
There are only seven offices allocated specifically to Peers' personal staff, all of which are in the outbuildings. Peers' staff may also sit at the desk of the Peer for which they work, with the Peer's permission.
Apart from the party rooms mentioned below, there are no other study rooms or researchers' rooms allocated to particular parties or groups.
| Palace
of
Westminster | |
| Description
of type of
office | Number
of
offices |
| Government
Front-Bench
Peers | 10 |
| Opposition
Front-Bench
Peers | 6 |
| Convenor
of Cross-Bench
Peers | 1 |
| Conservative
Peers | 25 |
| Labour
Peers | 34 |
| Liberal
Democrat
Peers | 14 |
| Cross-Bench
Peers | 17 |
| Shared
office with Peers of different
parties/groups | 2 |
| Independent/non-affiliated
Peers | 2 |
| Government
Whips’ Office
staff | 6 |
| Opposition
Whips’ Office
staff | 2 |
| Liberal
Democrat Whips’ Office
staff | 1 |
| Convenor
of Cross-Bench Peers’ Office
staff | 1 |
| Ministerial
meeting
room | 1 |
| Opposition
Front-Bench meeting
room | 1 |
| Millbank
House | |
| Description
of type of
office | Number
of
offices |
| Conservative
Peers | 23 |
| Labour
Peers | 24 |
| Liberal
Democrat
Peers | 9 |
| Cross-Bench
Peers | 6 |
| Independent/non-affiliated
Peers | 3 |
| Conservative
Peers’
staff | 1 |
| Labour
Peers’
staff | 3 |
| Conservative
and Labour Peers’ staff (open-plan
area) | 1 |
| Liberal
Democrat Peers’ staff (open-plan
area) | 1 |
| Fielden
House | |
| Description
of type of
office | Number
of
offices |
| Conservative
Peers | 4 |
| Labour
Peers | 15 |
| Liberal
Democrat
Peers | 6 |
| Cross-Bench
Peers | 13 |
| Independent/non-affiliated
Peers | 2 |
| Conservative
Peers’
staff | 1 |
| Old
Palace
Yard | |
| Description
of type of
office | Number
of
offices |
| Conservative
Peers | 4 |
| Labour
Peers | 4 |
| Liberal
Democrat
Peers | 3 |
| Cross-Bench
Peers | 2 |
To ask the Prime Minister if he will cease the provision of short money to hon. Members and members of the House of Lords who refuse to take their seats.
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To ask the Prime Minister if he will cease the provision of short money to hon. Members and members of the House of Lords who refuse to take their seats.
[150900]
I have been asked to reply.
“Short money” as provided for Opposition parties in the House of Commons under the terms of the resolution of the House first introduced in 1975, is not available to parties whose Members have not taken the Oath. “Representative money” as provided for under the terms of the House resolution of 8 February 2006 is provided. Such provision is a matter for the House itself to determine. The payment of allowances to Peers is a matter for the House of Lords.
My Lords, I pay tribute to Margaret Thatcher, who I believe was easily the greatest Briton of my adult lifetime. I will refer to six particular points, some of which have been touched upon by others. First, something which has struck me strongly has been the enormous loyalty, devotion and...
My Lords, I pay tribute to Margaret Thatcher, who I believe was easily the greatest Briton of my adult lifetime. I will refer to six particular points, some of which have been touched upon by others. First, something which has struck me strongly has been the enormous loyalty, devotion and...
Lords tributes to Baroness Thatcher on her death.
Lords tributes to Baroness Thatcher on her death.
Hear, hear.
2.45 pm
Hear, hear.
2.45 pm
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Hear, hear.
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My Lords, I regret to inform the House of the death of the noble Baroness, Lady Thatcher, on 8 April. On behalf of the House, I extend our most sincere condolences to the noble Baroness’s family and friends.
2.37 pm
My Lords, I regret to inform the House of the death of the noble Baroness, Lady Thatcher, on 8 April. On behalf of the House, I extend our most sincere condolences to the noble Baroness’s family and friends.
2.37 pm
My Lords, I rise to pay tribute to the late Baroness Thatcher. As I do so, I am conscious that here in our House there are many who helped Lady Thatcher to shape our political history and who stood alongside her shoulder to shoulder. There are those who took the...
My Lords, I rise to pay tribute to the late Baroness Thatcher. As I do so, I am conscious that here in our House there are many who helped Lady Thatcher to shape our political history and who stood alongside her shoulder to shoulder. There are those who took the...
My Lords, we are here today in rare circumstances: a recall of both Houses of Parliament for the specific purpose of paying tribute to not just a formidable former Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party but to a distinguished Member of your Lordships’ House, Baroness Thatcher. Before I...
My Lords, we are here today in rare circumstances: a recall of both Houses of Parliament for the specific purpose of paying tribute to not just a formidable former Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party but to a distinguished Member of your Lordships’ House, Baroness Thatcher. Before I...
However, as the tributes have shown, disagreements with Mrs Thatcher, her vision, her ideals, her politics and her policies have not prevented even her political opponents from being able to assess fully the enormity of her impact as the United Kingdom’s longest-serving Prime Minister of the 20th century and as...
However, as the tributes have shown, disagreements with Mrs Thatcher, her vision, her ideals, her politics and her policies have not prevented even her political opponents from being able to assess fully the enormity of her impact as the United Kingdom’s longest-serving Prime Minister of the 20th century and as...
My Lords, I begin by following on from what the Leader of the House and the Leader of the
Opposition have said in associating these Benches with condolences to Baroness Thatcher’s immediate family. I will also tie in something the Leader of the House said with a personal reminiscence. Due...
My Lords, I begin by following on from what the Leader of the House and the Leader of the
Opposition have said in associating these Benches with condolences to Baroness Thatcher’s immediate family. I will also tie in something the Leader of the House said with a personal reminiscence. Due...
My Lords, on behalf of the Cross Benches, I associate myself with the thoughtful tributes already made to the late Baroness Thatcher and add my deepest condolences to her family.
It is perhaps understandable that on an occasion such as this we draw on personal experiences, although I must say that...
My Lords, on behalf of the Cross Benches, I associate myself with the thoughtful tributes already made to the late Baroness Thatcher and add my deepest condolences to her family.
It is perhaps understandable that on an occasion such as this we draw on personal experiences, although I must say that...
My Lords, I speak as one of the dwindling band of those who appeared in the 1979 photograph of the Cabinet. I speak also as one of an even smaller band of members of her shadow Cabinet in prior years. Those of us who are left share with many more...
My Lords, I speak as one of the dwindling band of those who appeared in the 1979 photograph of the Cabinet. I speak also as one of an even smaller band of members of her shadow Cabinet in prior years. Those of us who are left share with many more...
My Lords, I have hesitated to venture to add to the hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of words which have been spoken and written about the noble Baroness, Lady Thatcher, these past three days but perhaps something should be said from the perspective of one who, as a civil...
My Lords, I have hesitated to venture to add to the hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of words which have been spoken and written about the noble Baroness, Lady Thatcher, these past three days but perhaps something should be said from the perspective of one who, as a civil...
Lady Thatcher had greatly disliked his predecessor and Mitterrand was said to be a socialist, but the meetings went rather well. Despite the interpretation, they went smoothly and there were good speeches by both parties at a dinner. When the President finally came to leave the next afternoon, I went...
Lady Thatcher had greatly disliked his predecessor and Mitterrand was said to be a socialist, but the meetings went rather well. Despite the interpretation, they went smoothly and there were good speeches by both parties at a dinner. When the President finally came to leave the next afternoon, I went...