Bill Index I-P

27/07/2010

CHAP iv 2010

Kent County Council (Filming on Highways) Act 2010 (Lords Minutes)

27/07/2010

720 c1286

Royal Assent. The following Acts were given Royal Assent: Appropriation (No. 3) Act (CHAP 30 2010), Finance (No. 2) Act (CHAP 31 2010), Academies Act (CHAP 32 2010), Kent County Council (Filming on Highways) Act (CHAP iv 2010), Allhallows Staining Church Act (CHAP v 2010).

27/07/2010

514 c914

Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill; Finance Bill; Academies Bill (HL); Kent County Council (Filming on Highways) Bill (HL); Allhallows Staining Church Bill (HL). Royal Assent notified. CHAP 30 2010; CHAP 31 2010; CHAP 32 2010; Cap. iv and Cap. v.

26/07/2010

514 c693

Kent County Council (Filming on Highways) Bill. Third reading and Bill passed without amendment.

26/07/2010

720 c1223

Kent County Council (Filming on Highways) Bill (HL). Returned from the Commons agreed to.

28/06/2010

719 c1650

Kent County Council (Filming on Highways) Bill (HL). The Chairman of Committees informed the House that, pursuant to Private Business Standing Order 150B (Revival of Bills), the Bill had been deposited in the Office of the Clerk of the Parliaments together with the declaration of the agent. The Bill was presented, read a first time, passed though all its remaining stages pro forma and sent to the Commons.

21/06/2010

719 c1168-9

Allhallows Staining Church Bill (HL). Kent County Council (Filming on Highways) Bill (HL). Lords motions that the Commons messages of 16 June be now considered; and that the promoters of the Allhallows Staining Church Bill (HL) and Kent County Council (Filming on Highways) Bill (HL) should have leave to proceed with the Bills in the current Session according to the provisions of Standing Order 150B (Revival of Bills). Agreed to on question (formal).

16/06/2010

719 c1058

Allhallows Staining Church Bill (HL). Kent County Council (Filming on Highways) Bill (HL). Message brought from the Commons that they have made the following orders: that the promoters should have leave to proceed with the bills in the current session according to the provisions of Standing Order 188B (Revival of bills).

27/11/2009

PB 2 2009-10

Kent County Council (Filming on Highways) Bill (HL). Petition deposited by Bircham Dyson Bell. (Lords Minutes)

30/06/2010

Bill 4 2010-11

Lawful Industrial Action (Minor Errors) Bill. Explanatory notes also published (Bill 4-EN).

30/06/2010

512 c866

Lawful Industrial Action (Minor Errors) Bill. Presentation and first reading (Bill 4). To be read a second time 22 October and to be printed with explanatory notes (Bill 4-EN).

30/06/2010

Bill 10 2010-11

Legislation (Territorial Extent) Bill.

30/06/2010

512 c867

Legislation (Territorial Extent) Bill. Presentation and first reading (Bill 10). To be read a second time 11 February 2011.

27/07/2010

HL 31 2010-11

Delegated Poiwers and regulatory Reform Committee. Second report on the floowing Bills: Terrorist Asset-Freezing etc. Bill (HL) 2010-11; Live Music Bill (HL) 2010-11; Rehabilitation of Offenders (Amendment) Bill (HL) 2010-11. (Lords Minutes).

07/07/2010

HL Bill 12 2010-11

Live Music Bill (HL).

07/07/2010

720 c203

Live Music Bill (HL). The Bill was introduced by Lord Clement-Jones, read a first time and ordered to be printed. (HL Bill 12).

28/07/2010

720 c1298-332

Local Government Bill (HL). Lords report stage.

14/07/2010

720 c685-733

Local Government Bill (HL). Lords committee stage first day. Clause 1 agreed to as amended. Clause 2 disagreed. Clause 3 agreed to. Bill reported with amendments (HL Bill 14). Clause 1 : Prevention of implementation of certain proposals for single tier of local government Clause 2: Consequential electoral provision Clause 3: Extent, commencement and short title

14/07/2010

HL Bill 14 2010-11

Local Government Bill (HL). As amended in committee.

06/07/2010

513 c4WS

On Monday 5 July, the High Court decided to quash, in their entirety, the Structural Change Orders creating unitary councils for the cities of Exeter and Norwich. As a result the terms of office of one third of the members of Exeter and Norwich city councils, which had been extended by the orders, ended on the 5 July and there will be by-elections to fill these vacancies within 35 days as required by statute. Moreover, the decisions taken in March to implement the unitary proposals for Norwich and Exeter by the then Secretary of State, are now overturned. I am today announcing to the House how I propose to respond to this situation, which quashing the orders has created. I recognise that there will now be elections for one third of councillors in Norwich and Exeter within the next five weeks, and that this will involve the councils in additional costs. This is an unfortunate consequence of the previous Government's reckless move to drive through unnecessary unitary proposals which did not comply with their own criteria, and have now been found to be unlawful by the courts. As to the future of the unitary proposals, on which decisions can now be taken afresh, the Secretary of State does not intend to take any such decisions. If Parliament enacts the Local Government Bill, which received its Second Reading in the other place on Wednesday 30 June, all uncompleted plans for unitary restructuring in Devon, Norfolk and Suffolk will end. The Bill provides that no order may be made for implementing a unitary proposal received by the Secretary of State before the commencement of the Act. As a result of quashing the orders certain provisions currently in the Bill are no longer needed. These are clause 1(3) of the Bill, which currently revokes the Structural Change Orders for Exeter and Norwich quashed by the Court, and clause 2 of the Bill which made consequential electoral arrangements on the revocations of those orders. Accordingly we are considering on how to appropriately amend the Bill in the other place. The Government welcome the Court's confirmation that the orders are unlawful. This decision along with the Local Government Bill currently before the other place will put an end to all the remaining costly and disruptive unitary proposals.

06/07/2010

720 c7-8WS

My honourable friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Bob Neill) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement. On Monday 5 July, the High Court decided to quash, in their entirety, the structural change orders creating unitary councils for the cities of Exeter and Norwich. As a result the terms of office of one-third of the members of Exeter and Norwich city councils, which had been extended by the orders, ended on 5 July and there will be by-elections to fill these vacancies within 35 days as required by statute. Moreover, the decisions taken in March to implement the unitary proposals for Norwich and Exeter by the then Secretary of State are now overturned. I am today announcing to the House how I propose to respond to this situation which quashing the orders has created. I recognise that there will now be elections for one-third of councillors in Norwich and Exeter within the next five weeks, and that this will involve the councils in additional costs. This is an unfortunate consequence of the previous Government’s reckless move to drive through unnecessary unitary proposals which did not comply with their own criteria, and have now been found to be unlawful by the courts. As to the future of the unitary proposals, on which decisions can now be taken afresh, the Secretary of State does not intend to take any such decisions. If Parliament enacts the Local Government Bill, which received its Second Reading in the other place on Wednesday 30 June, all uncompleted plans for unitary restructuring in Devon, Norfolk and Suffolk will end. The Bill provides that no order may be made for implementing a unitary proposal received by the Secretary of State before the commencement of the Act. As a result of quashing the orders certain provisions currently in the Bill are no longer needed. These are Clause 1(3) of the Bill, which currently revokes the structural change orders for Exeter and Norwich quashed by the court, and Clause 2 of the Bill which made consequential electoral arrangements on the revocations of those orders. Accordingly we are considering how to appropriately amend the Bill in the other place. The Government welcome the court’s confirmation that the orders are unlawful. This decision along with the Local Government Bill currently before the other place will put an end to all the remaining costly and disruptive unitary proposals.

30/06/2010

719 c1798-834

Local Government Bill (HL). Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question and committed to a Committee of the Whole House.

23/06/2010

Lords Minutes

Local Government Bill (HL). Examiners' certificate that no standing orders relating to Private Business are applicable to the Local Government Bill [HL] was laid on the Table. Examiners' certificate and reasons and the minutes of evidence of the examination were ordered to be printed (HL 12 2010-11).

23/06/2010

HL 12 2010-11

Local Government Bill (HL). Examiners' certificate and reasons and minutes of evidence of the examination. (Minutes)

22/06/2010

Lords Minutes

Local Government Bill (HL). Memorials from Exeter City Council (No. 1) and Norwich City Council (No. 2) were withdrawn.

21/06/2010

Lords Minutes

Local Government Bill (HL). Memorials alleging, pursuant to Private Business Standing Order 83 (Examination of public bills by Examiners), that Private Business Standing Orders of both Houses are applicable to the bill; and complaining of non-compliance with those Standing Orders were deposited by Sharpe Pritchard on behalf of Exeter City Council (No 1) and Sharpe Pritchard on behalf of Norwich City Council (No 2).

08/06/2010

719 c603

Lords announcement on the procedural Motion tabled by Lord Howarth of Newport to refer the Local Government Bill to the Examiners of Petitions for Private Bills to allow them to consider whether the Bill is hybrid.

08/06/2010

719 c603-13

Local Government Bill. Debate on a motion to refer to the Examiners. Agreed on division (154 to 150).

26/05/2010

719 c25

Local Government Bill (HL) 2010-11. Lords presentation and first reading.

26/07/2010

Bill 66 2010-11

Local Referendums Bill. (vote).

26/07/2010

514 c741

Local Referendums Bill. Presentation and first reading (Bill 66). To be read a second time 3 December.

22/06/2010

719 c1308

London Local Authorities and Transport for London (No. 2) Bill (HL). A message was brought from the Commons that they concur with the resolution of this House of 15 June.

27/11/2007

PB 5 2007-08

London Local Authorities and Transport for London (No 2) Bill (HL). Petition deposited by Sharpe Pritchard (Vote).

01/07/2010

Votes and Proceedings

London Local Authorities Bill (HL). Certificate by the Clerk in the Private Bill Office that in respect of the following Bill brought from the House of Lords, the Agents have deposited in the Private Bill Office declarations signed by them, stating the Bill is the same, in every respect, as the Bill which was brought from the House of Lords in the last Session. Bill read the first time.

01/07/2010

719 c1938

London Local Authorities Bill (HL). The Chairman of Committees informed the House that, pursuant to Private Business Standing Order 150B (Revival of Bills), the bill had been deposited in the Office of the Clerk of the Parliaments together with the declaration of the agent. The bill was presented, read a first time, passed though all its remaining stages pro forma and sent to the Commons..

29/06/2010

719 c1660

London Local Authorities Bill (HL). Lords motion that the Commons message of 23 June be now considered; and that the promoters of the London Local Authorities Bill (HL), which was originally introduced in this House in Session 2007-08 on 22 January 2008, should have leave to proceed with the Bill in the current Session according to the provisions of Standing Order 150B (Revival of Bills). Agreed to on question (formal).

23/06/2010

719 c1418

London Local Authorities Bill (HL). A message was brought from the Commons that they have made the following Order: That the promoters of the London Local Authorities Bill (HL), which was originally introduced in the House of Lords in Session 2007–08 on 22 January 2008, should have leave to proceed with the Bill in the current Session according to the provisions of Standing Order 188B (Revival of bills).

23/06/2010

512 c275

London Local Authorities Bill. Ordered that the promoters of the London Local Authorities Bill [Lords], which was originally introduced in the House of Lords in Session 2007-08 on 22 January 2008, may have leave to proceed with the Bill in the current Session according to the provisions of Standing Order 188B (Revival of bills).

27/11/2007

PB 7 2007-08

London Local Authorities Bill (HL). Petition deposited by Sharpe Pritchard (Vote).

05/07/2010

Bill 50 2010-11

Medical Insurance (Tax Releif) Bill. (vote)

05/07/2010

513 c84

Medical Insurance (Tax Relief) Bill. Presentation and first reading. To be read a second time 4 February. (Bill 50).

05/07/2010

Bill 29 2010-11

Minimum Wage (Amendment) Bill. (vote).

05/07/2010

513 c80

Minimum Wage (Amendment) Bill. Presentation and first reading. To be read a second time 4 March. (Bill 29).

05/07/2010

513 c81

National Park Authorities Bill. Presentation and first reading. To be read a second time 1 April. (Bill 34).

05/07/2010

Bill 34 2010-11

National Park Authorities Bill. (vote).

05/07/2010

Bill 37 2010-11

National Service Bill. (vote).

05/07/2010

513 c81

National Service Bill. Presentation and first reading. To be read a second time 4 March. (Bill 37).

13/07/2010

720 c674

Nottingham City Council Bill. The Bill was brought from the Commons, the declaration of the agent having been deposited in accordance with Private Business Standing Order 150B (Revival of Bills). The Bill was read a first time.

06/07/2010

720 c192

Nottingham City Council Bill. A message was brought from the Commons that they have considered the Lords message of 10 June and have made the following order: That the promoters of the Nottingham City Council Bill, which was originally introduced in this House in session 2007–08 on 22 January 2008, may have leave to proceed with the Bill in the current session according to the provisions of Standing Order 188B (Revival of bills).

05/07/2010

513 c121-43

Canterbury City Council Bill. Lords message (10 June) considered: that the promoters of the Bill, which was originally introduced in this House in Session 2007–08 on 22 January 2008, may have leave to proceed with the Bill in the current Session according to the provisions of Standing Order 188B (Revival of bills). Debated with Nottingham City Council Bill. Motion debated and agreed to on question.

24/06/2010

512 c409

Ordered, That so much of the Lords Message [10 June] as relates to the Nottingham City Council Bill be now considered. -(The First Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means.) Motion made, and Question proposed, That the promoters of the Nottingham City Council Bill, which was originally introduced in this House in Session 2007-08 on 22 January 2008, may have leave to proceed with the Bill in the current Session according to the provisions of Standing Order 188B (Revival of bills). Objection taken. Bill to be considered Monday 5 July at 7 o'clock.

17/06/2010

511 c1001

Nottingham City Council Bill. Motion that the Lords Message of 10 June relating to the revival motion be now considered. Objection taken. To be considered 24 June.

10/06/2010

719 c746

City of Westminster Bill (HL). Canterbury City Council Bill. Leeds City Council Bill. Nottingham City Council Bill. Reading Borough Council Bill. Lords motions that the promoters should have leave to proceed with the bills in the current session in accordance with the provisions of Private Business Standing Order 150B (Revival of bills). Agreed to on question (formal).

27/11/2007

PB 2 2007-08

Nottingham City Council Bill. Petition deposited by Sharpe Pritchard (Vote).

20/07/2010

514 c188

Parliamentary Standards (Amendment) Bill. Presentation and first reading. Bill to be read a second time 22 October 2010 and printed (Bill 60).

20/07/2010

Bill 60 2010-11

Parliamentary Standards (Amendment) Bill.

22/07/2010

Bill 63 2010-11

Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Bill. Explanatory notes also published (Bill 63-EN).

22/07/2010

514 c594

Parliamentary Voting System and Constituencies Bill. Presentation and first reading. (Bill 63). To be read a second time on Monday 26 July.

30/06/2010

Bill 15 2010-11

Planning (Opencast Mining Separation Zones) Bill.

30/06/2010

512 c868

Planning (Opencast Mining Separation Zones) Bill. Presentation and first reading (Bill 15). To be read a second time 11 February 2011.

30/06/2010

Bill 21 2010-11

Protection of Local Services (Planning) Bill.

30/06/2010

512 c869

Protection of Local Services (Planning) Bill. Presentation and first reading (Bill 21). To be read a second time 21 January 2011.

05/07/2010

Bill 32 2010-11

Public Bodies (Disposal of Assets) Bill. (vote).

05/07/2010

513 c80

Public Bodies (Disposal of Assets) Bill. Presentation and first reading. To be read a second time 17 June. (Bill 32).

30/06/2010

Bill 12 2010-11

Public Bodies (Sustainable Food) Bill.

30/06/2010

512 c867-8

Public Bodies (Sustainable Food) Bill. Presentation and first reading (Bill 12). To be read a second time 12 November 2010.

30/06/2010

Bill 6 2010-11

Public Services (Social Enterprise and Social Value) Bill.

30/06/2010

512 c866

Public Services (Social Enterprise and Social Value) Bill. Presentation and first reading (Bill 6). To be read a second time 19 November 2010.