Clause 1 - Purpose (67 speeches) I beg to move amendment No. 20, in clause 1, page 1, line 7, after ‘legislation’, insert ‘for (i)the removal or reduction of any burden, (ii)the re-enacting of provision having...
Clause 1 - Purpose (85 speeches) Amendment proposed [this day]: No. 20, in clause 1, page 1, line 7, after ‘legislation’, insert ‘for (i)the removal or reduction of any burden, (ii)the re-enacting of provision...
Clause 4 - Subordinate legislation (20 speeches) I beg to move amendment No. 22, in clause 4, page 3, line 8, leave out from ‘on’ to ‘unless’ in line 9 and insert ‘any person’.
Clause 5 - Taxation (16 speeches) Question proposed, That the clause stand part of the Bill.
Clause 6 - criminal penalties (25 speeches) I beg to move amendment No. 71, in clause 6, page 3, line 23, leave out from ‘offence’ to end of line 29 and insert ‘or increase the penalty for an existing offence.’.
Clause 7 - Forcible entry etc (14 speeches) I beg to move amendment No. 50, in clause 7, page 4, line 21, after ‘any’, insert ‘arrest, detention, confiscation of property, compulsory purchase of property or any...
Clause 8 - Scotland (36 speeches) I beg to move amendment No. 67, in clause 8, page 4, line 32, after ‘(4)’, insert ‘and pursuant to a resolution of the Scottish Parliament’.
Clause 10 - Procedure: introductory (24 speeches) Amendment proposed [this day]: No. 52, in clause 10, page 5, line 12, at end add— ‘(3)A Minister may not make an order under section 1 where, within the 21 day period, fifty members...
Clause 11 - Consultation (15 speeches) Question proposed, That the clause stand part of the Bill.
Clause 13 - Determination of Parliamentary procedure (36 speeches) Before I ask the hon. Member for Forest of Dean to move amendment No. 14, I am not sure whether the usual channels have yet decided at what time they wish to break this evening. From the Chair, I...
Clause 16 - Super-affirmative resolution procedure (23 speeches) I beg to move amendment No. 1, in clause 16, page 8, line 40, at end insert— ‘(2A)If during the 60 day period an amendment, or amendments, to an order under section 1 is agreed...
Clause 18 - Interpretation of Part 1 (0 speeches) Amendment proposed: No. 61, in clause 18, page 9, line 35, at end add— ‘(2)In section 1, “changes” means only those changes that are reasonably related to developments in...
Clause 31 - Commencement (39 speeches) Question proposed, That the clause stand part of the Bill.
Clause 32 - Extent (3 speeches) Question proposed, That the clause stand part of the Bill.
Clause 33 - Short title (4 speeches) Question proposed, That the clause stand part of the Bill.
New Clause 17 - Combination of powers (8 speeches) ‘In Schedule 2 to the European Communities Act 1972 (c. 68), after paragraph 2 insert— “2A(1)This paragraph applies where, pursuant to paragraph 2(2) above, a draft of a...
New Clause 2 - RESERVED AREAS OF COMPETENCE (0 speeches) ‘(1)Schedule [Reserved areas of competence] shall have effect. (2)A Minister may not make an order under section 1 containing provisions relating to the reserved areas of competence as set...
New Clause 6 - Expiry (0 speeches) ‘Part 1 of this Act shall cease to have effect at the end of the period of five years beginning with the day on which it is brought into force.’.—[Mr. Murphy.]
New Clause 7 - Excepted Acts (0 speeches) ‘(1)Schedule (Excepted Acts) shall have effect. (2)Provision under section 2(1) may not amend this Act or any provision amending this Act or the Human Rights Act 1998 or any provision...
New Clause 8 - Judicial tenure (6 speeches) ‘Provision under section 2(1) may not affect the appointment, terms of engagement, dismissal or tenure of any judge.’.—[Mr. Murphy.]
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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.