Public Bill Committees
Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill

  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 1st sitting (42 speeches)
    [Mr. Joe Benton in the Chair]
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 2nd sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Joe Benton in the Chair]
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 3rd sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Joe Benton in the Chair]
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 4th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 5th sitting (2 speeches)
    [Mr. Joe Benton in the Chair] LPGI 06 NHS Confederation LPGI 07 Local Government Association
    • Clause 2 (83 speeches)
      Invitations and directions for proposals for single tier of local government
    • Clause 3 (10 speeches)
      Invitations, directions and proposals: supplementary
    • Clause 4 (15 speeches)
      Procedure on receipt of proposals
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 6th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Joe Benton in the Chair]
    • Clause 4 (17 speeches)
      Procedure on receipt of proposals
    • Clause 5 (2 speeches)
      Boundary Committee for England’s powers
    • Clause 6 (7 speeches)
      Boundary Committee’s procedure
    • Clause 6 (3 speeches)
      Boundary Committee’s procedure
    • Clause 7 (20 speeches)
      implementation of proposals by order
    • Clause 8 (14 speeches)
      Review by Boundary Committee of local government area
    • Clause 11 (6 speeches)
      Implementation orders: provision that may be included
    • Clause 12 (4 speeches)
      Provision relating to membership etc of authorities
    • Clause 17 (3 speeches)
      Residuary bodies
    • Clause 18 (2 speeches)
      Staff commissions
    • Clause 24 (24 speeches)
      Control of disposals etc
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 7th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 8th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 9th sitting (3 speeches)
    [Mr. Joe Benton in the Chair]
    • Clause 39 (13 speeches)
      Executive arrangements for England
    • Clause 40 (4 speeches)
      Discharge of functions
    • Clause 41 (51 speeches)
      Changing governance arrangements
    • Clause 44 (15 speeches)
      Elected executives
    • Clause 50 (7 speeches)
      Time limit for holding further referendum
    • Clause 55 (15 speeches)
      Appointed councillors
    • Clause 56 (7 speeches)
      Extension of power to certain parish councils
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 10th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 11th sitting (31 speeches)
    [Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
    • Clause 78 (5 speeches)
      Application of Chapter: responsible local authorities
    • Clause 79 (37 speeches)
      Application of Chapter: partner authorities
    • Clause 81 (28 speeches)
      Duty to prepare and submit draft of a local area agreement
    • Clause 84 (10 speeches)
      Designated targets
    • Clause 86 (3 speeches)
      Designated targets: revision proposals
    • Clause 92 (9 speeches)
      Reference of matter by councillor to overview and scrutiny committee
    • Clause 94 (11 speeches)
      Powers to require information from partner authorities
    • Clause 95 (0 speeches)
      Overview and scrutiny committees: reports and recommendations
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 12th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
    • Written evidence to be reported to the House (0 speeches)
      LGPI 14 Bring Back Democracy Campaign LGPI 15 North Yorks and York Patient and Public Involvement Forum LGPI 16 Worcestershire Patient and Public Involvement in Health Forums
    • Clause 97 (10 speeches)
      Alternative procedure for byelaws
    • Clause 98 (3 speeches)
      Fixed penalties for breach of byelaws
    • Clause 99 (2 speeches)
      Fixed penalties for breach of byelaws
    • Clause 101 (4 speeches)
      Community support officers etc
    • Clause 102 (2 speeches)
      Revocation of byelaws
    • Clause 104 (2 speeches)
      Parish councils and community councils etc not to be best value authorities
    • Clause 106 (3 speeches)
      Involvement of local representatives
    • Clause 113 (4 speeches)
      Membership
    • Clause 116 (2 speeches)
      Benefits Fraud Inspectorate: transfers to the Audit Commission
    • Clause 117 (5 speeches)
      Interaction of the Audit Commission with other authorities
    • Schedule 11 (5 speeches)
      Interaction with other authorities
    • Clause 118 (1 speech)
      Interaction of benefits inspectors with the Audit Commission
    • Clause 119 (3 speeches)
      Powers of auditors and inspectors to obtain information
    • Clause 120 (1 speech)
      Inspection of best value authorities
    • Clause 121 (2 speeches)
      National studies
    • Clause 122 (8 speeches)
      Studies at request of particular bodies
    • Clause 125 (15 speeches)
      Reports categorising English local authorities
    • Clause 127 (4 speeches)
      Agreed audit of accounts
    • Clause 129 (2 speeches)
      Disclosure of information obtained by the Audit Commission or an auditor
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 13th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
    • Clause 131 (42 speeches)
      Conduct that may be covered by code
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 14th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Joe Benton in the Chair]
    • Clause 131 (14 speeches)
      Conduct that may be covered by code
    • Clause 132 (25 speeches)
      Assessment of allegations
    • Clause 133 (5 speeches)
      Information to be provided to Standards Board by relevant authority
    • Clause 134 (2 speeches)
      Chairmen of standards committees
    • Clause 136 (1 speech)
      Joint committees of relevant authorities in England
    • Clause 138 (8 speeches)
      Ethical standards officers: investigations and findings
    • Clause 141 (0 speeches)
      Matters referred to monitoring officers
    • Clause 143 (0 speeches)
      Consultation with ombudsmen
    • Clause 149 (6 speeches)
      Politically restricted posts: grant and supervision of exemptions
    • Clause 150 (11 speeches)
      Political assistants’ pay
    • Clause 151 (11 speeches)
      Establishment of the Tribunal
    • Clause 153 (48 speeches)
      Health services and social services: local involvement networks
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 15th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
    • Clause 153 (65 speeches)
      Health services and social services: local involvement networks
    • Clause 154 (29 speeches)
      Arrangements under section 153(1)
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 16th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Christopher Chope in the Chair]
    • Clause 154 (18 speeches)
      Arrangements under section 153(1)
    • Clause 155 (9 speeches)
      Duties of services-providers to respond to local involvement networks
    • Clause 156 (31 speeches)
      Services-providers’ duties to allow entry by local involvement networks
    • Clause 157 (3 speeches)
      Services-providers’ duties to allow entry by local involvement networks
    • Clause 159 (0 speeches)
      Sections 153 to 158: interpretation and supplementary
    • Clause 160 (22 speeches)
      abolition of functions of Patients’ Forums
    • Clause 162 (2 speeches)
      Abolition of Commission for Patient and Public Involvement in Health
    • Clause 163 (23 speeches)
      Duty to consult users of health services
    • Clause 164 (3 speeches)
      Primary Care Trusts: reports on consultation
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 17th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Joe Benton in the Chair]
    • Further written evidence to be reported to the House (0 speeches)
      LGPI 17 Committee on Standards in Public Life
    • Schedule 14 (3 speeches)
      Powers of National Assembly for Wales
    • Clause 166 (7 speeches)
      Exercise of functions by local councillors in England
    • Clause 167 (0 speeches)
      Exercise of functions under section 166: records
    • Clause 168 (6 speeches)
      Amendments relating to capital finance and accounting practices
    • Clause 169 (20 speeches)
      Contracting out
    • New Clause 11 (0 speeches)
      Appointment of auditors ‘In section 3(6) of the Audit Commission Act 1998 (c. 18) (appointment of firm as auditor) for “each of its members” substitute “the appointment...
    • New Clause 12 (0 speeches)
      Inspection and disclosure of personal information ‘(1) Section 15 of the Audit Commission Act 1998 (c. 18) (inspection of documents and questions at audit) is amended as follows. (2) In...
    • New Clause 13 (0 speeches)
      Appointment of auditor to carry out agreed audits ‘(1) Section 29 of the Audit Commission Act 1998 (c. 18) (agreed audit of accounts) is amended as follows. (2) In subsection (1), for...
    • New Clause 17 (0 speeches)
      Certain references to code of conduct to include default code ‘(1) In section 37 of the Local Government Act 2000 (c. 22) (local authority constitution), after subsection (3) insert—...
    • New Clause 18 (0 speeches)
      Politically restricted posts: consequential amendments ‘(1) In section 2 of the Local Government and Housing Act 1989 (c. 42) (politically restricted posts)— (a) in subsections (1)(g)...
    • New Clause 19 (10 speeches)
      Power to change date of local elections to date of European Parliamentary general election ‘(1) In section 37 of the Representation of the People Act 1983 (c. 2) (ordinary days of local...
  • Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Bill, 18th sitting (0 speeches)
    [Mr. Joe Benton in the Chair]
    • New Clause 19 (3 speeches)
      Power to change date of local elections to date of European Parliamentary general election ‘(1) In section 37 of the Representation of the People Act 1983 (c. 2) (ordinary days of local...
    • New Clause 20 (11 speeches)
      Health and social care: joint strategic needs assessments ‘(1) An assessment of relevant needs must be prepared in relation to the area of each responsible local authority. (2) A further...
    • New Clause 22 (0 speeches)
      Annual reports ‘(1) Section 23A of the Local Government Act 1974 (c. 7) (annual reports) is amended as follows. (2) In subsection (1), after “functions” insert “(an...
    • New Clause 23 (0 speeches)
      Making complaints etc. electronically ‘(1) Part 3 of the Local Government Act 1974 (c. 7) (Commission for Local Administration in England) is amended as follows. (2) In section 32 (law of...
    • New Clause 24 (0 speeches)
      Expenses of the Commission ‘In Schedule 4 to the Local Government Act 1974 (c. 7) (the Commission) for paragraphs 6 to 8 substitute— “5A (1) The Secretary of State must pay to...
    • New Clause 25 (0 speeches)
      Delegation ‘In Schedule 4 to the Local Government Act 1974 (c. 7) (the Commission) at the end insert— “Delegation 13 (1) Any function of a Commissioner may be discharged on the...
    • New Clause 26 (0 speeches)
      Proposals for joint waste authorities in England ‘(1) A proposal under this section is a proposal to the Secretary of State that an authority be established for a specified area in England...
    • New Clause 27 (0 speeches)
      Consultation ‘(1) A proposal may not be made by any local authorities under section (proposals for joint waste authorities in England) unless— (a) the local authorities prepared a...
    • New Clause 28 (0 speeches)
      Implementation of proposals by order ‘(1) Where the Secretary of State receives a proposal under section (proposals for joint waste authorities in England) he may by order implement the...
    • New Clause 29 (0 speeches)
      Membership of joint waste authorities ‘A person may be a member of a joint waste authority only if he is— (a) a member of a local authority which would, but for the establishment of...
    • New Clause 30 (0 speeches)
      Consequential amendments ‘(1) In section 101(13) of the Local Government Act 1972 (arrangements for discharge of functions by local authorities), after “police authority” insert...
    • New Clause 31 (0 speeches)
      Joint waste authorities in Wales ‘(1) The Welsh Ministers may by order make provision in relation to Wales applying any provisions of sections (proposals for joint waste authorities in...
    • New Clause 32 (0 speeches)
      Interpretation ‘In this Part— “joint waste authority” has the meaning given by section (implementation of proposals by order)(2); “local authority” has the...
    • New Clause 1 (31 speeches)
      Single transferable vote ‘(1) This section applies to elections of members of any Principal or Parish Council, including by-elections. (2) Each vote in the poll at an election shall be a...
    • New Clause 33 (10 speeches)
      Incorporation of the European Charter of Local Self-Government ‘(1) In this Act “the Articles” means the provisions set out in Articles 2 to 11 of the European Charter of Local...
    • Clause 170 (0 speeches)
      Orders, regulations and guidance
    • Clause 174 (0 speeches)
      Extent
    • Clause 175 (0 speeches)
      Commencement
    • Schedule 1 (0 speeches)
      Structural and Boundary Change: Consequential Amendments
    • Schedule 5 (0 speeches)
      Parishes: Further Amendments
    • Schedule 6 (7 speeches)
      Byelaws: Further Amendments
    • Schedule 15 (27 speeches)
      Repeals

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