Public Bill Committees
Concessionary Bus Travel Bill

  • Concessionary Bus Travel Bill [Lords], 1st sitting (0 speeches)
    [Hugh Bayley in the Chair]
    • Written evidence to be reported to the House (4 speeches)
      CBT 01 Joint Memorandum submitted by the Joint Committee for the Mobility of Blind and Partially Sighted People, the Joint Committee for the Mobility of Disabled People, the Guide Dogs for the...
    • Clause 1 (45 speeches)
      The national concession
    • Clause 2 (5 speeches)
      The national concession: supplementary
    • Clause 3 (22 speeches)
      Reimbursement of operators
  • Concessionary Bus Travel Bill, 2nd sitting (0 speeches)
    [Hugh Bayley in the Chair]
    • Written evidence to be reported to the House (0 speeches)
      CBT 02 Memorandum submitted by Transport for London
    • Clause 4 (6 speeches)
      The national concession: journeys beginning on London bus network
    • Schedule 1 (0 speeches)
      The London free travel scheme
    • Clause 9 (4 speeches)
      Variation of reimbursement and other administrative arrangements
    • Clause 10 (6 speeches)
      Reciprocal arrangements for providing travel concessions
    • Clause 11 (13 speeches)
      Orders
    • Schedule 2 (3 speeches)
      Minor and consequential amendments
    • Clause 16 (0 speeches)
      Short title
    • New Clause 3 (6 speeches)
      Concessionary Bus Fares Council ‘(1) There shall be a Concessionary Bus Fares Council. (2) The Concessionary Bus Fares Council shall comprise— (a) representatives from passenger user...
    • New Clause 4 (0 speeches)
      Review of reimbursement arrangements “Two years after the commencement of this Act the Secretary of State shall conduct a review of arrangements for allocating funding to local authorities...
    • New Clause 5 (5 speeches)
      Funding statement “At the end of each financial year after the commencement of this Act the Secretary of State shall make a statement to Parliament setting out— (a) the total sum of...

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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.