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Animal Health Bill. Commons amendments and reason considered. Lords amendment not insisted on and a Commons amendment in lieu agreed to. Lords amendment not insisted on. Commons amendment to a Lords amendment disagreed to on division (108 to 144). Further Commons amendments disagreed to. Committee appointed to propose reason for such disagreement. Remaining Commons amendments agreed to. Bill returned to Commons with reason.
Animal Health Bill. Commons amendments and reason considered. Lords amendment not insisted on and a Commons amendment in lieu agreed to. Lords amendment not insisted on. Commons amendment to a Lords amendment disagreed to on division (108 to 144). Further Commons amendments disagreed to. Committee appointed to propose reason for...
Animal Health Bill. Returned from the Commons with certain Commons amendments to Lords amendments insisted on but with amendments in lieu of the words left out of the Lords amendments.
Animal Health Bill. Returned from the Commons with certain Commons amendments to Lords amendments insisted on but with amendments in lieu of the words left out of the Lords amendments.
Animal Health Bill. Royal Assent notified. CHAP 42 2002
Animal Health Bill. Royal Assent notified. CHAP 42 2002
Animal Health Bill. Lords reasons for insisting on certain of their amendments to which the Commons have disagreed considered. Lords amendments disagreed to and government amendments in lieu of subsequent Lords amendments agreed to
Animal Health Bill. Lords reasons for insisting on certain of their amendments to which the Commons have disagreed considered. Lords amendments disagreed to and government amendments in lieu of subsequent Lords amendments agreed to
Animal Health Bill. Commons insistence on certain Commons amendments to Lords amendments and Commons amendments to the Bill in lieu of words left out of certain Lords amendments considered (Lords). Lords disagreement to certain Commons amendments not insisted on. Commons amendments to the Bill in lieu of the words left out of the Lords amendments agreed to.
Animal Health Bill. Commons insistence on certain Commons amendments to Lords amendments and Commons amendments to the Bill in lieu of words left out of certain Lords amendments considered (Lords). Lords disagreement to certain Commons amendments not insisted on. Commons amendments to the Bill in lieu of the words left...
Animal Health Bill. Programme motion (No 2) on proceedings for consideration of Lords amendments and subsequent stages. Agreed to on question (formal). Lords amendments considered. Some agreed to; Some as amended, agreed to; Some agreed to, the Commons being willing to waive their privileges; some disagreed to. Committee appointed to draw up reasons to be assigned to the Lords for disagreeing to their amendment no 13. Reason reported and agreed to. To be communicated to the Lords.
Animal Health Bill. Programme motion (No 2) on proceedings for consideration of Lords amendments and subsequent stages. Agreed to on question (formal). Lords amendments considered. Some agreed to; Some as amended, agreed to; Some agreed to, the Commons being willing to waive their privileges; some disagreed to. Committee appointed to...
Statement on the foot and mouth disease inquiry reports. (Response published as Cm 5637)
Statement on the foot and mouth disease inquiry reports. (Response published as Cm 5637)
Lords statement on the Government's response to the foot and mouth disease inquiry reports (inc fact that response published today - Cm 5637).
Lords statement on the Government's response to the foot and mouth disease inquiry reports (inc fact that response published today - Cm 5637).
Letter dated 01.11.2002 from Lord Whitty to Baroness Byford regarding subsection of 62D of the Animal Health Bill raised during the House of Lords Report stage 22.10.2002. DEFRA. 2002.
Letter dated 01.11.2002 from Lord Whitty to Baroness Byford regarding subsection of 62D of the Animal Health Bill raised during the House of Lords Report stage 22.10.2002. DEFRA. 2002.
Letter dated 01.11.2002 from Lord Whitty to Lord Plumb regarding the proposed 32D in the new clause 'explanation of preventive slaughter' of the Animal Health Bill raised during the House of Lords Report stage on 22.10.2002. DEFRA. 2002.
Letter dated 01.11.2002 from Lord Whitty to Lord Plumb regarding the proposed 32D in the new clause 'explanation of preventive slaughter' of the Animal Health Bill raised during the House of Lords Report stage on 22.10.2002. DEFRA. 2002.
Animal Health Bill. Lords third reading debate. Passed on question and returned to Commons with amendments.
Animal Health Bill. Lords third reading debate. Passed on question and returned to Commons with amendments.
Animal Health Bill. Lords report stage second day. Concluded (HL Bill 119 of 2001/02).
Animal Health Bill. Lords report stage second day. Concluded (HL Bill 119 of 2001/02).
Letter dated 17.10.2002 from Lord Whitty to Lord Jopling regarding whether there is epidemiological evidence which suggests that animals kept indoors during the last foot and mouth disease (FMD) outbreak, were less likely to become infected, and the general susceptibility of different species to FMD. DEFRA. 2002.
Letter dated 17.10.2002 from Lord Whitty to Lord Jopling regarding whether there is epidemiological evidence which suggests that animals kept indoors during the last foot and mouth disease (FMD) outbreak, were less likely to become infected, and the general susceptibility of different species to FMD. DEFRA. 2002.
Letter dated 17.10.2002 from Lord Whitty to Earl Peel regarding various issues raised during the debate on vaccination and compensation aspects of the Animal Health Bill. Incl. details of testing, vaccines and vaccination, treatment of vaccinated meat, compensation for vaccinates, different compensation regimes and Government's future compensation plans. DEFRA. 2002.
Letter dated 17.10.2002 from Lord Whitty to Earl Peel regarding various issues raised during the debate on vaccination and compensation aspects of the Animal Health Bill. Incl. details of testing, vaccines and vaccination, treatment of vaccinated meat, compensation for vaccinates, different compensation regimes and Government's future compensation plans. DEFRA. 2002.
Letter dated 17.10.2002 from Lord Whitty to Lord Peyton of Yeovil regarding the use of the word 'otherwise' in Subsection 3(b) of the Animal Health Bill raised during the debate on the slaughter of vaccinates provisions. DEFRA. 2002.
Letter dated 17.10.2002 from Lord Whitty to Lord Peyton of Yeovil regarding the use of the word 'otherwise' in Subsection 3(b) of the Animal Health Bill raised during the debate on the slaughter of vaccinates provisions. DEFRA. 2002.