TABLE Proceedings Time for conclusion of proceedings Clauses 1 to 5, Schedule 1,
Clauses 6 to 14, Schedule 2,
Clauses 15 and 16, Schedule 3,
Clauses 17 to 30, Schedule 4,
Clauses 31 to 41, Schedule 5,
Clause 42, Schedule 6,
Clauses 43 to 48, Schedule 7,
Clause 49, Schedule 8,
Clause 50, Schedule 9,
Clauses 51 to 54, Schedule 10,
Clauses 55 and 56, Schedule 11,
Clauses 57 to 64, Schedule 12,
Clauses 65 and 66, Schedule 13,
Clauses 67 to 72, Schedule 14,
Clauses 73 to 78, Schedule 15,
Clauses 79 to 83 5.00 pm on 27th May Clauses 84 to 96, Schedule 16,
Clauses 97 to 135, Schedule 17,
Clauses 136 to 138, Schedule 18,
Clauses 139 and 140, Schedule 19,
Clauses 141 to 156, Schedules 20 and 21,
Clauses 157 to 170, Schedule 22,
Clauses 171 to 193, Schedule 23,
Clause 194, new
Clauses, new Schedules and any remaining proceedings on the Bill. 5.00 pm on 24th June
Clauses 6 to 14, Schedule 2,
Clauses 15 and 16, Schedule 3,
Clauses 17 to 30, Schedule 4,
Clauses 31 to 41, Schedule 5,
Clause 42, Schedule 6,
Clauses 43 to 48, Schedule 7,
Clause 49, Schedule 8,
Clause 50, Schedule 9,
Clauses 51 to 54, Schedule 10,
Clauses 55 and 56, Schedule 11,
Clauses 57 to 64, Schedule 12,
Clauses 65 and 66, Schedule 13,
Clauses 67 to 72, Schedule 14,
Clauses 73 to 78, Schedule 15,
Clauses 79 to 83
Clauses 97 to 135, Schedule 17,
Clauses 136 to 138, Schedule 18,
Clauses 139 and 140, Schedule 19,
Clauses 141 to 156, Schedules 20 and 21,
Clauses 157 to 170, Schedule 22,
Clauses 171 to 193, Schedule 23,
Clause 194, new
Clauses, new Schedules and any remaining proceedings on the Bill.
Energy Bill [Lords]
Public Bill Committees, 20 May 2004, 8:55 am
Mr Andrew Stunell (Chief Whip; Hazel Grove, Liberal Democrat)
May I, too, say that it will be a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr. O'Brien, and to work with so many hon. Friends and hon. Members with whom I have discussed a succession of energy-related issues time after time? Our sittings will be very interesting.
The Government's response in informal discussions on the resolution was very helpful, as was the reduction in the number of knives. The Minister said, quite properly, that he wanted to make quick progress. That is also our wish, but I made the point that the first two or three clauses are very meaty, and I hope that it will not be taken as a breach of our undertaking to make progress if we spend some time discussing them. We hope to speed up as we get going.
The hon. Member for Staffordshire, Moorlands made the point that the two missing sittings, which disappeared mysteriously, could be added if we ran out of time. I hope that that will not be necessary, but I also hope that the Minister will not forget his representative's words in that discussion.