Letter dated 17.11.2004 from Baroness Scotland of Asthal to Lord Elton regarding the decision to use emergency powers in the Civil Contingencies Bill. HO. 2004.

Letter dated 17.11.2004 from Baroness Scotland of Asthal to Lord Elton regarding the decision to use emergency powers in the Civil Contingencies Bill. HO. 2004.

Civil Contingencies Bill. Royal Assent notified 18 November 2004. CHAP 36 2004.

Civil Contingencies Bill. Royal Assent notified 18 November 2004. CHAP 36 2004.

Civil Contingencies Bill. Lords amendments considered. Lords amendments 49b and 50b, in lieu of certain Lords amendments disagreed to, debated and disagreed to. Committee appointed to draw up reasons for disagreeing to Lords amendments. Reasons reported and agreed to. Message to the Lords to communicate reasons with Bill and amendments.

Civil Contingencies Bill. Lords amendments considered. Lords amendments 49b and 50b, in lieu of certain Lords amendments disagreed to, debated and disagreed to. Committee appointed to draw up reasons for disagreeing to Lords amendments. Reasons reported and agreed to. Message to the Lords to communicate reasons with Bill and amendments.

Civil Contingencies Bill. Lords consideration of Commons reasons. Lords amendments 49B and 50B not insisted on.

Civil Contingencies Bill. Lords consideration of Commons reasons. Lords amendments 49B and 50B not insisted on.

Civil Contingencies Bill. Lords consideration of Commons reasons and amendments. Lords amendment 7 not insisted on. Lords amendments 37,38,43,44,45 not insisted on and Commons amendments 45A to 45E in lieu agreed to. Lords amendment 47 not insisted on with amendment 49B in lieu agreed to on division (152 to 123). Lords amendment 50 not insisted on with amendment 50B in lieu agreed to on question. Lords amendment 51 not insisted on. Returned to Commons with amendments.

Civil Contingencies Bill. Lords consideration of Commons reasons and amendments. Lords amendment 7 not insisted on. Lords amendments 37,38,43,44,45 not insisted on and Commons amendments 45A to 45E in lieu agreed to. Lords amendment 47 not insisted on with amendment 49B in lieu agreed to on division (152 to 123)....

Civil Contingencies Bill. Programme motion (No 2) on consideration of Lords amendments and subsequent stages. Agreed to on division (277 to 174). Lords amendments considered. Lords amendments 41,42,46,56,1,2-6,8,9,10,18 agreed to. Lords amendments 51,52,38,43-45,47 disagreed to. Lords amendment 49 disagreed to on division (293 to 171). Lords amendment 7 disagreed to on division (304 to 189). Lords amendment 37 disagreed to on division (318 to 135). Government amendments in lieu of certain Lords amendments agreed to. Remaining Lords amendments agreed to. Committee appointed to draw up reasons for disagreeing to certain Lords amendments. Reasons reported and agreed to. To be communicated to the Lords.

Civil Contingencies Bill. Programme motion (No 2) on consideration of Lords amendments and subsequent stages. Agreed to on division (277 to 174). Lords amendments considered. Lords amendments 41,42,46,56,1,2-6,8,9,10,18 agreed to. Lords amendments 51,52,38,43-45,47 disagreed to. Lords amendment 49 disagreed to on division (293 to 171). Lords amendment 7 disagreed to...

Civil Contingencies Bill. Returned from Commons with certain amendments disagreed to with reasons for such disagreement; with certain other amendments disagreed to but with amendments proposed in lieu thereof; and with the remaining amendments agreed to; Commons amendments and reasons ordered to be printed (HL Bill 134 2003/04).

Civil Contingencies Bill. Returned from Commons with certain amendments disagreed to with reasons for such disagreement; with certain other amendments disagreed to but with amendments proposed in lieu thereof; and with the remaining amendments agreed to; Commons amendments and reasons ordered to be printed (HL Bill 134 2003/04).

Civil Contingencies Bill. Lords third reading debate. Agreed to on question. Bill passed and returned to the Commons with amendments.

Civil Contingencies Bill. Lords third reading debate. Agreed to on question. Bill passed and returned to the Commons with amendments.

Letter dated 11.11.2004 from Baroness Scotland of Asthal to Baroness Buscombe regarding protection of certain legislation from possible amendment by emergency powers under the Civil Contingencies Bill. HO. 2004.

Letter dated 11.11.2004 from Baroness Scotland of Asthal to Baroness Buscombe regarding protection of certain legislation from possible amendment by emergency powers under the Civil Contingencies Bill. HO. 2004.

Letter dated 11.11.2004 from Lord Bassam of Brighton to Lord Garden regarding the definition of emergency in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office. 2004.

Letter dated 11.11.2004 from Lord Bassam of Brighton to Lord Garden regarding the definition of emergency in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office. 2004.

Letter dated 11.11.2004 from L. Bassam of Brighton to Baroness Buscombe regarding the role of the voluntary sector in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office. 2004.

Letter dated 11.11.2004 from L. Bassam of Brighton to Baroness Buscombe regarding the role of the voluntary sector in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office. 2004.

Letter dated 11.11.2004 from Lord Bassam of Brighton to Lord Lucas of Crudwell and Dingwall regarding the government's exercising strategy in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office. 2004.

Letter dated 11.11.2004 from Lord Bassam of Brighton to Lord Lucas of Crudwell and Dingwall regarding the government's exercising strategy in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office. 2004.

Letter dated 12.11.2004 from Lord Bassam of Brighton to Lord Swinfen regarding inoculation against smallpox and anthrax in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office. 2004.

Letter dated 12.11.2004 from Lord Bassam of Brighton to Lord Swinfen regarding inoculation against smallpox and anthrax in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office. 2004.

Letter dated 12.11.2004 from Lord Bassam of Brighton to Lord McNally regarding the role of mobile network operators in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office. 2004.

Letter dated 12.11.2004 from Lord Bassam of Brighton to Lord McNally regarding the role of mobile network operators in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office. 2004.

Letter dated 12.11.2004 from Lord Bassam of Brighton to Baroness Buscombe regarding emergency broadcasting arrangements in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office, 2004.

Letter dated 12.11.2004 from Lord Bassam of Brighton to Baroness Buscombe regarding emergency broadcasting arrangements in the context of the Civil Contingencies Bill. Whips Office, 2004.

Letter dated 15.11.2004 from Baroness Scotland of Asthal to Baroness Buscombe regarding sunsetting and the Civil Contingencies Bill. HO. 2004.

Letter dated 15.11.2004 from Baroness Scotland of Asthal to Baroness Buscombe regarding sunsetting and the Civil Contingencies Bill. HO. 2004.