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Houses of Parliament debates, Written Answers, Statements, Westminster Hall debates, and Bill Committees
Scottish Parliament
Scottish education, health, agriculture, justice, prisons and other devolved areas. Some tax-varying powers
Northern Ireland Assembly
Full authority over transferred matters, which include agriculture, education, employment, the environment and health
Welsh Assembly
Welsh economic development, transport, finance, local government, health, housing, the Welsh Language and other devolved areas

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Session 2000-01

Public Bill Committees

  • Children's Commissioner for Wales Bill (373 speeches)
  • Christmas Day (Trading) Bill (10 speeches)
  • Criminal Defence Service (Advice and Assistance) Bill (13 speeches)
  • Criminal Justice and Police Bill (1885 speeches)
  • Finance Bill (601 speeches)
  • Health and Social Care Bill (1425 speeches)
  • High Hedges Bill (52 speeches)
  • Homes Bill (1048 speeches)
  • Human Fertilisation and Embryology (Deceased Fathers) Bill (78 speeches)
  • Hunting Bill (1834 speeches)
  • International Criminal Court Bill (784 speeches)
  • International Development Bill (389 speeches)
  • National Lottery (Amendment) Bill (4 speeches)
  • Private Security Industry Bill (614 speeches)
  • Rating (Agricultural Premises and Rural Shops) Bill (82 speeches)
  • Regulatory Reform Bill (243 speeches)
  • Social Security Contributions (110 speeches)
  • Social Security Fraud Bill (210 speeches)
  • Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill (598 speeches)
  • Vehicles (Crime) Bill (1249 speeches)

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What are Public Bill Committees?

Previously called Standing Committees, Public Bill Commitees study proposed legislation (Bills) in detail, debating each clause and reporting any amendments to the Commons for further debate.

There are at least 16 MPs on a Committee, and the proportion of parties reflects the House of Commons, so the government always has a majority.

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