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NHS Redress Bill

Public Bill Committees

NHS Redress Bill [Lords], 1st sitting (20 speeches)
[Miss Anne Beggin the Chair]
- Clause 3 (54 speeches)
  Redress under scheme
- Clause 4 (17 speeches)
  Commencement of proceedings under scheme
NHS Redress Bill [Lords], 2nd sitting (0 speeches)
[Miss Anne Beggin the Chair]
- Clause 6 (140 speeches)
  Proceedings under scheme
NHS Redress Bill [Lords], 3rd sitting (0 speeches)
[Miss Anne Begg in the Chair]
- Clause 8 (42 speeches)
  Legal advice etc.
- Clause 9 (6 speeches)
  Assistance for individuals seeking redress under scheme
- Clause 10 (0 speeches)
  Scheme members
- Clause 11 (0 speeches)
  Scheme authority
- Clause 17 (2 speeches)
  Framework power
- Clause 19 (7 speeches)
  Short title, commencement and extent

All Bills in this session

Committee Membership and attendance (out of n/a)

Chairmen

Ann Winterton (0)
Anne Begg (3)

Members

[ Committee memberships can change partway through. ]

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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