Education and Skills Bill
12:00 pm
Hugh Bayley (City of York, Labour)
Let me tell colleagues that the Opposition Front Benchers have suggested that we re-time the slots this afternoon. You will see on the document that has been circulated that we were to hear evidence from the two professors for 40 minutes, followed by the Association of Learning Providers and the Campaign for Learning for one hour, and the National Union of Teachers and the National Association of Head Teachers for an hour and twenty minutes. The Opposition Front Benchers have proposed that we go for three one-hour slots. If we change the times, we can move on to the next witnesses ahead of time, but not after time. It would give us more flexibility.